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@ -64,7 +64,19 @@ u32 ShaderIR::DecodeOther(BasicBlock& bb, u32 pc) { |
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// The SSY opcode tells the GPU where to re-converge divergent execution paths, it sets the
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// target of the jump that the SYNC instruction will make. The SSY opcode has a similar
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// structure to the BRA opcode.
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bb.push_back(Operation(OperationCode::Ssy, Immediate(pc + instr.bra.GetBranchTarget()))); |
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const u32 target = pc + instr.bra.GetBranchTarget(); |
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bb.push_back(Operation(OperationCode::Ssy, Immediate(target))); |
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break; |
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} |
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case OpCode::Id::PBK: { |
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UNIMPLEMENTED_IF_MSG(instr.bra.constant_buffer != 0, |
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"Constant buffer PBK is not supported"); |
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// PBK pushes to a stack the address where BRK will jump to. This shares stack with SSY but
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// using SYNC on a PBK address will kill the shader execution. We don't emulate this because
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// it's very unlikely a driver will emit such invalid shader.
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const u32 target = pc + instr.bra.GetBranchTarget(); |
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bb.push_back(Operation(OperationCode::Pbk, Immediate(target))); |
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break; |
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} |
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case OpCode::Id::SYNC: { |
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@ -76,6 +88,15 @@ u32 ShaderIR::DecodeOther(BasicBlock& bb, u32 pc) { |
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bb.push_back(Operation(OperationCode::Sync)); |
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break; |
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} |
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case OpCode::Id::BRK: { |
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const Tegra::Shader::ConditionCode cc = instr.flow_condition_code; |
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UNIMPLEMENTED_IF_MSG(cc != Tegra::Shader::ConditionCode::T, "BRK condition code used: {}", |
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static_cast<u32>(cc)); |
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// The BRK opcode jumps to the address previously set by the PBK opcode
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bb.push_back(Operation(OperationCode::Brk)); |
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break; |
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} |
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case OpCode::Id::IPA: { |
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const auto& attribute = instr.attribute.fmt28; |
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const Tegra::Shader::IpaMode input_mode{instr.ipa.interp_mode.Value(), |
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