offset += def.bytes();
}
+ if (ctx->program->chip_class <= GFX7)
+ return;
+
/* fixup in case we swapped bytes we shouldn't have */
copy_operation tmp_copy = copy;
tmp_copy.op.setFixed(copy.def.physReg());
}
// TODO: try to coalesce subdword copies
+ /* on GFX6/7, we need some small workarounds as there is no
+ * SDWA instruction to do partial register writes */
+ if (ctx->program->chip_class < GFX8 && it->second.bytes == 2) {
+ if (it->first.byte() == 0 && it->second.op.physReg().byte() == 0 &&
+ !it->second.is_used && pi->opcode == aco_opcode::p_split_vector) {
+ /* Other operations might overwrite the high bits, so change all users
+ * of the high bits to the new target where they are still available.
+ * This mechanism depends on also emitting dead definitions. */
+ PhysReg reg_hi = it->second.op.physReg().advance(2);
+ std::map<PhysReg, copy_operation>::iterator other = copy_map.begin();
+ for (other = copy_map.begin(); other != copy_map.end(); other++) {
+ /* on GFX6/7, if the high bits are used as operand, they cannot be a target */
+ if (other->second.op.physReg() == reg_hi) {
+ other->second.op.setFixed(it->first.advance(2));
+ break; /* break because an operand can only be used once */
+ }
+ }
+ } else if (it->first.byte() == 2) {
+ /* on GFX6/7, if we target an upper half where the lower half hasn't yet been handled,
+ * move to the target operand's high bits. This is save to do as it cannot be an operand */
+ PhysReg lo = PhysReg(it->first.reg());
+ std::map<PhysReg, copy_operation>::iterator other = copy_map.find(lo);
+ if (other != copy_map.end()) {
+ PhysReg new_reg_hi = other->second.op.physReg().advance(2);
+ assert(other->second.bytes == 2 && new_reg_hi.byte() == 2);
+ it->second.def = Definition(new_reg_hi, v2b);
+ it->second.is_used = 0;
+ other->second.bytes = 4;
+ other->second.def.setTemp(Temp(other->second.def.tempId(), v1));
+ other->second.op.setTemp(Temp(other->second.op.tempId(), v1));
+ /* if the new target's high bits are also a target, change uses */
+ std::map<PhysReg, copy_operation>::iterator target = copy_map.find(new_reg_hi);
+ if (target != copy_map.end()) {
+ target->second.uses[0]++;
+ target->second.uses[1]++;
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ }
+
/* find portions where the target reg is not used as operand for any other copy */
if (it->second.is_used) {
if (it->second.op.isConstant()) {