aco: split operations that use a swap's definition

Instead of relying it's read being entirely within the swap's definition.

No shader-db changes.

Signed-off-by: Rhys Perry <pendingchaos02@gmail.com>
Reviewed-by: Daniel Schürmann <daniel@schuermann.dev>
Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/4950>
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Rhys Perry 2020-05-07 16:26:42 +01:00 committed by Marge Bot
parent f293d02dc4
commit cdfede7336
2 changed files with 46 additions and 7 deletions

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@ -307,6 +307,7 @@ struct PhysReg {
constexpr bool operator==(PhysReg other) const { return reg_b == other.reg_b; }
constexpr bool operator!=(PhysReg other) const { return reg_b != other.reg_b; }
constexpr bool operator <(PhysReg other) const { return reg_b < other.reg_b; }
constexpr PhysReg advance(unsigned bytes) const { PhysReg res = *this; res.reg_b += bytes; return res; }
uint16_t reg_b = 0;
};

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@ -1063,9 +1063,8 @@ void handle_operands(std::map<PhysReg, copy_operation>& copy_map, lower_context*
while (!copy_map.empty()) {
/* Perform larger swaps first, so that we don't have to split the uses of
* registers we swap (we don't have to because of alignment restrictions) and
* larger swaps swaps can make other swaps unnecessary. */
/* Perform larger swaps first, because larger swaps swaps can make other
* swaps unnecessary. */
auto it = copy_map.begin();
for (auto it2 = copy_map.begin(); it2 != copy_map.end(); ++it2) {
if (it2->second.bytes > it->second.bytes) {
@ -1129,7 +1128,7 @@ void handle_operands(std::map<PhysReg, copy_operation>& copy_map, lower_context*
/* remove from map */
copy_map.erase(it);
/* change the operand reg of the target's use and split uses if needed */
/* change the operand reg of the target's uses and split uses if needed */
target = copy_map.begin();
uint32_t bytes_left = u_bit_consecutive(0, swap.bytes);
for (; target != copy_map.end(); ++target) {
@ -1146,10 +1145,49 @@ void handle_operands(std::map<PhysReg, copy_operation>& copy_map, lower_context*
assert(target->second.bytes < swap.bytes);
PhysReg new_reg = swap.op.physReg();
new_reg.reg_b += target->second.op.physReg().reg_b - swap.def.physReg().reg_b;
target->second.op.setFixed(new_reg);
int offset = (int)target->second.op.physReg().reg_b - (int)swap.def.physReg().reg_b;
/* split and update the middle (the portion that reads the swap's
* definition) to read the swap's operand instead */
int target_op_end = target->second.op.physReg().reg_b + target->second.bytes;
int swap_def_end = swap.def.physReg().reg_b + swap.bytes;
int before_bytes = MAX2(-offset, 0);
int after_bytes = MAX2(target_op_end - swap_def_end, 0);
int middle_bytes = target->second.bytes - before_bytes - after_bytes;
if (after_bytes) {
unsigned after_offset = before_bytes + middle_bytes;
assert(after_offset > 0);
copy_operation copy;
copy.bytes = after_bytes;
memcpy(copy.uses, target->second.uses + after_offset, copy.bytes);
RegClass rc = RegClass::get(target->second.op.regClass().type(), after_bytes);
copy.op = Operand(target->second.op.physReg().advance(after_offset), rc);
copy.def = Definition(target->second.def.physReg().advance(after_offset), rc);
copy_map[copy.def.physReg()] = copy;
}
if (middle_bytes) {
copy_operation copy;
copy.bytes = middle_bytes;
memcpy(copy.uses, target->second.uses + before_bytes, copy.bytes);
RegClass rc = RegClass::get(target->second.op.regClass().type(), middle_bytes);
copy.op = Operand(swap.op.physReg().advance(MAX2(offset, 0)), rc);
copy.def = Definition(target->second.def.physReg().advance(before_bytes), rc);
copy_map[copy.def.physReg()] = copy;
}
if (before_bytes) {
copy_operation copy;
target->second.bytes = before_bytes;
RegClass rc = RegClass::get(target->second.op.regClass().type(), before_bytes);
target->second.op = Operand(target->second.op.physReg(), rc);
target->second.def = Definition(target->second.def.physReg(), rc);
memset(target->second.uses + target->second.bytes, 0, 8 - target->second.bytes);
}
/* break early since we know each byte of the swap's definition is used
* at most once */
bytes_left &= ~imask;
if (!bytes_left)
break;