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/**
******************************************************************************
* Xenia : Xbox 360 Emulator Research Project *
******************************************************************************
* Copyright 2020 Ben Vanik. All rights reserved. *
* Released under the BSD license - see LICENSE in the root for more details. *
******************************************************************************
*/
#ifndef XENIA_GPU_SHADER_H_
#define XENIA_GPU_SHADER_H_
#include <algorithm>
#include <cstdint>
#include <filesystem>
#include <set>
#include <string>
#include <unordered_map>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>
#include "xenia/base/byte_order.h"
#include "xenia/base/math.h"
#include "xenia/base/string_buffer.h"
#include "xenia/gpu/ucode.h"
#include "xenia/gpu/xenos.h"
namespace xe {
namespace gpu {
// The structures here are used for both translation and disassembly.
//
// Because disassembly uses them too, to make sure "assemble -> disassemble ->
// reassemble" round trip is always successful with the XNA assembler (as it is
// the accuracy benchmark for translation), only generalization - not
// optimization like nop skipping/replacement - must be done while converting
// microcode to these structures (in other words, parsed shader code should be
// enough to accurately reconstruct the microcode for any shader that could be
// written by a human in assembly).
//
// During the "parsed -> host" part of the translation, however, translators are
// free to make any optimizations (as long as they don't affect the result, of
// course) they find appropriate.
enum class InstructionStorageTarget {
// Result is not stored.
kNone,
// Result is stored to a temporary register indexed by storage_index [0-63].
kRegister,
// Result is stored into a vertex shader interpolator export [0-15].
kInterpolator,
// Result is stored to the position export (gl_Position).
kPosition,
// Result is stored to the vertex shader misc export register, see
// ucode::ExportRegister::kVSPointSizeEdgeFlagKillVertex for description of
// components.
kPointSizeEdgeFlagKillVertex,
// Result is stored as memexport destination address
// (see xenos::xe_gpu_memexport_stream_t).
kExportAddress,
// Result is stored to memexport destination data.
kExportData,
// Result is stored to a color target export indexed by storage_index [0-3].
kColor,
// X of the result is stored to the depth export (gl_FragDepth).
kDepth,
};
// Must be used only in translation to skip unused components, but not in
// disassembly (because oPts.x000 will be assembled, but oPts.x00_ has both
// skipped components and zeros, which cannot be encoded, and therefore it will
// not).
constexpr uint32_t GetInstructionStorageTargetUsedComponentCount(
InstructionStorageTarget target) {
switch (target) {
case InstructionStorageTarget::kNone:
return 0;
case InstructionStorageTarget::kPointSizeEdgeFlagKillVertex:
return 3;
case InstructionStorageTarget::kDepth:
return 1;
default:
return 4;
}
}
enum class InstructionStorageAddressingMode {
// The storage index is not dynamically addressed.
kAbsolute,
// The storage index is addressed by a0.
// Float constants only.
kAddressRegisterRelative,
// The storage index is addressed by aL.
// Float constants and temporary registers only.
kLoopRelative,
};
// Describes the source value of a particular component.
enum class SwizzleSource {
// Component receives the source X.
kX,
// Component receives the source Y.
kY,
// Component receives the source Z.
kZ,
// Component receives the source W.
kW,
// Component receives constant 0.
k0,
// Component receives constant 1.
k1,
};
constexpr SwizzleSource GetSwizzleFromComponentIndex(uint32_t i) {
return static_cast<SwizzleSource>(i);
}
constexpr SwizzleSource GetSwizzledAluSourceComponent(
uint32_t swizzle, uint32_t component_index) {
return GetSwizzleFromComponentIndex(
ucode::AluInstruction::GetSwizzledComponentIndex(swizzle,
component_index));
}
inline char GetCharForComponentIndex(uint32_t i) {
const static char kChars[] = {'x', 'y', 'z', 'w'};
return kChars[i];
}
inline char GetCharForSwizzle(SwizzleSource swizzle_source) {
const static char kChars[] = {'x', 'y', 'z', 'w', '0', '1'};
return kChars[static_cast<uint32_t>(swizzle_source)];
}
struct InstructionResult {
// Where the result is going.
InstructionStorageTarget storage_target = InstructionStorageTarget::kNone;
// Index into the storage_target, if it is indexed.
uint32_t storage_index = 0;
// How the storage index is dynamically addressed, if it is.
InstructionStorageAddressingMode storage_addressing_mode =
InstructionStorageAddressingMode::kAbsolute;
// True to clamp the result value to [0-1].
bool is_clamped = false;
// Defines whether each output component is written, though this is from the
// original microcode, not taking into account whether such components
// actually exist in the target.
uint32_t original_write_mask = 0b0000;
// Defines the source for each output component xyzw.
SwizzleSource components[4] = {SwizzleSource::kX, SwizzleSource::kY,
SwizzleSource::kZ, SwizzleSource::kW};
// Returns the write mask containing only components actually present in the
// target.
uint32_t GetUsedWriteMask() const {
uint32_t target_component_count =
GetInstructionStorageTargetUsedComponentCount(storage_target);
return original_write_mask & ((1 << target_component_count) - 1);
}
// True if the components are in their 'standard' swizzle arrangement (xyzw).
bool IsStandardSwizzle() const {
return (GetUsedWriteMask() == 0b1111) &&
components[0] == SwizzleSource::kX &&
components[1] == SwizzleSource::kY &&
components[2] == SwizzleSource::kZ &&
components[3] == SwizzleSource::kW;
}
// Returns the components of the result, before swizzling, that won't be
// discarded or replaced with a constant.
uint32_t GetUsedResultComponents() const {
uint32_t used_write_mask = GetUsedWriteMask();
uint32_t used_components = 0b0000;
for (uint32_t i = 0; i < 4; ++i) {
if ((used_write_mask & (1 << i)) && components[i] >= SwizzleSource::kX &&
components[i] <= SwizzleSource::kW) {
used_components |=
1 << (uint32_t(components[i]) - uint32_t(SwizzleSource::kX));
}
}
return used_components;
}
// Returns which components of the used write mask are constant, and what
// values they have.
uint32_t GetUsedConstantComponents(uint32_t& constant_values_out) const {
uint32_t constant_components = 0;
uint32_t constant_values = 0;
uint32_t used_write_mask = GetUsedWriteMask();
for (uint32_t i = 0; i < 4; ++i) {
if (!(used_write_mask & (1 << i))) {
continue;
}
SwizzleSource component = components[i];
if (component >= SwizzleSource::kX && component <= SwizzleSource::kW) {
continue;
}
constant_components |= 1 << i;
if (component == SwizzleSource::k1) {
constant_values |= 1 << i;
}
}
constant_values_out = constant_values;
return constant_components;
}
};
enum class InstructionStorageSource {
// Source is stored in a temporary register indexed by storage_index [0-63].
kRegister,
// Source is stored in a float constant indexed by storage_index [0-255].
kConstantFloat,
// Source is stored in a vertex fetch constant indexed by storage_index
// [0-95].
kVertexFetchConstant,
// Source is stored in a texture fetch constant indexed by storage_index
// [0-31].
kTextureFetchConstant,
};
struct InstructionOperand {
// Where the source comes from.
InstructionStorageSource storage_source = InstructionStorageSource::kRegister;
// Index into the storage_target, if it is indexed.
uint32_t storage_index = 0;
// How the storage index is dynamically addressed, if it is.
InstructionStorageAddressingMode storage_addressing_mode =
InstructionStorageAddressingMode::kAbsolute;
// True to negate the operand value.
bool is_negated = false;
// True to take the absolute value of the source (before any negation).
bool is_absolute_value = false;
// Number of components taken from the source operand.
uint32_t component_count = 4;
// Defines the source for each component xyzw (up to the given
// component_count).
SwizzleSource components[4] = {SwizzleSource::kX, SwizzleSource::kY,
SwizzleSource::kZ, SwizzleSource::kW};
// Returns the swizzle source for the component, replicating the rightmost
// component if there are less than 4 components (similar to what the Xbox 360
// shader compiler does as a general rule for unspecified components).
SwizzleSource GetComponent(uint32_t index) const {
return components[std::min(index, component_count - 1)];
}
// True if the components are in their 'standard' swizzle arrangement (xyzw).
bool IsStandardSwizzle() const {
switch (component_count) {
case 4:
return components[0] == SwizzleSource::kX &&
components[1] == SwizzleSource::kY &&
components[2] == SwizzleSource::kZ &&
components[3] == SwizzleSource::kW;
}
return false;
}
// Returns which components of two operands will always be bitwise equal
// (disregarding component_count for simplicity of usage with GetComponent,
// treating the rightmost component as replicated). This, strictly with all
// conditions, must be used when emulating Shader Model 3 +-0 * x = +0
// multiplication behavior with IEEE-compliant multiplication (because
// -0 * |-0|, or -0 * +0, is -0, while the result must be +0).
uint32_t GetIdenticalComponents(const InstructionOperand& other) const {
if (storage_source != other.storage_source ||
storage_index != other.storage_index ||
storage_addressing_mode != other.storage_addressing_mode ||
is_negated != other.is_negated ||
is_absolute_value != other.is_absolute_value) {
return 0;
}
uint32_t identical_components = 0;
for (uint32_t i = 0; i < 4; ++i) {
identical_components |= uint32_t(GetComponent(i) == other.GetComponent(i))
<< i;
}
return identical_components;
}
};
struct ParsedExecInstruction {
// Index into the ucode dword source.
uint32_t dword_index = 0;
// Opcode for the instruction.
ucode::ControlFlowOpcode opcode;
// Friendly name of the instruction.
const char* opcode_name = nullptr;
// Instruction address where ALU/fetch instructions reside.
uint32_t instruction_address = 0;
// Number of instructions to execute.
uint32_t instruction_count = 0;
enum class Type {
// Block is always executed.
kUnconditional,
// Execution is conditional on the value of the boolean constant.
kConditional,
// Execution is predicated.
kPredicated,
};
// Condition required to execute the instructions.
Type type = Type::kUnconditional;
// Constant index used as the conditional if kConditional.
uint32_t bool_constant_index = 0;
// Required condition value of the comparision (true or false).
bool condition = false;
// Whether this exec ends the shader.
bool is_end = false;
// Whether to reset the current predicate.
bool clean = true;
// ?
bool is_yield = false;
// Sequence bits, 2 per instruction, indicating whether ALU or fetch.
uint32_t sequence = 0;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
struct ParsedLoopStartInstruction {
// Index into the ucode dword source.
uint32_t dword_index = 0;
// Integer constant register that holds the loop parameters.
// 0:7 - uint8 loop count, 8:15 - uint8 start aL, 16:23 - int8 aL step.
uint32_t loop_constant_index = 0;
// Whether to reuse the current aL instead of reset it to loop start.
bool is_repeat = false;
// Target address to jump to when skipping the loop.
uint32_t loop_skip_address = 0;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
struct ParsedLoopEndInstruction {
// Index into the ucode dword source.
uint32_t dword_index = 0;
// Break from the loop if the predicate matches the expected value.
bool is_predicated_break = false;
// Required condition value of the comparision (true or false).
bool predicate_condition = false;
// Integer constant register that holds the loop parameters.
// 0:7 - uint8 loop count, 8:15 - uint8 start aL, 16:23 - int8 aL step.
uint32_t loop_constant_index = 0;
// Target address of the start of the loop body.
uint32_t loop_body_address = 0;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
struct ParsedCallInstruction {
// Index into the ucode dword source.
uint32_t dword_index = 0;
// Target address.
uint32_t target_address = 0;
enum class Type {
// Call is always made.
kUnconditional,
// Call is conditional on the value of the boolean constant.
kConditional,
// Call is predicated.
kPredicated,
};
// Condition required to make the call.
Type type = Type::kUnconditional;
// Constant index used as the conditional if kConditional.
uint32_t bool_constant_index = 0;
// Required condition value of the comparision (true or false).
bool condition = false;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
struct ParsedReturnInstruction {
// Index into the ucode dword source.
uint32_t dword_index = 0;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
struct ParsedJumpInstruction {
// Index into the ucode dword source.
uint32_t dword_index = 0;
// Target address.
uint32_t target_address = 0;
enum class Type {
// Jump is always taken.
kUnconditional,
// Jump is conditional on the value of the boolean constant.
kConditional,
// Jump is predicated.
kPredicated,
};
// Condition required to make the jump.
Type type = Type::kUnconditional;
// Constant index used as the conditional if kConditional.
uint32_t bool_constant_index = 0;
// Required condition value of the comparision (true or false).
bool condition = false;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
struct ParsedAllocInstruction {
// Index into the ucode dword source.
uint32_t dword_index = 0;
// The type of resource being allocated.
ucode::AllocType type = ucode::AllocType::kNone;
// Total count associated with the allocation.
int count = 0;
// True if this allocation is in a vertex shader.
bool is_vertex_shader = false;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
struct ParsedVertexFetchInstruction {
// Opcode for the instruction.
ucode::FetchOpcode opcode;
// Friendly name of the instruction.
const char* opcode_name = nullptr;
// True if the fetch is reusing a previous full fetch.
// The previous fetch source and constant data will be populated.
bool is_mini_fetch = false;
// True if the instruction is predicated on the specified
// predicate_condition.
bool is_predicated = false;
// Expected predication condition value if predicated.
bool predicate_condition = false;
// Describes how the instruction result is stored.
// Note that if the result doesn't have any components to write the fetched
// value to, the address calculation in vfetch_full must still be performed
// because such a vfetch_full may be used to setup addressing for vfetch_mini
// (wires in the color pass of 5454082B do vfetch_full to r2.000_, and then a
// true vfetch_mini).
InstructionResult result;
// Number of source operands.
size_t operand_count = 0;
// Describes each source operand.
// Note that for vfetch_mini, which inherits the operands from vfetch_full,
// the index operand register may been overwritten between the vfetch_full and
// the vfetch_mini (happens in 4D530910 for wheels), but that should have no
// effect on the index actually used for fetching. A copy of the index
// therefore must be stored by vfetch_full (the base address, stride and
// rounding may be pre-applied to it since they will be the same in the
// vfetch_full and all its vfetch_mini instructions).
InstructionOperand operands[2];
struct Attributes {
xenos::VertexFormat data_format = xenos::VertexFormat::kUndefined;
int32_t offset = 0;
uint32_t stride = 0; // In dwords.
int32_t exp_adjust = 0;
// Prefetch count minus 1.
uint32_t prefetch_count = 0;
xenos::SignedRepeatingFractionMode signed_rf_mode =
xenos::SignedRepeatingFractionMode::kZeroClampMinusOne;
bool is_index_rounded = false;
bool is_signed = false;
bool is_integer = false;
};
// Attributes describing the fetch operation.
Attributes attributes;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
struct ParsedTextureFetchInstruction {
// Opcode for the instruction.
ucode::FetchOpcode opcode;
// Friendly name of the instruction.
const char* opcode_name = nullptr;
// Texture dimension for opcodes that have multiple dimension forms.
xenos::FetchOpDimension dimension = xenos::FetchOpDimension::k1D;
// True if the instruction is predicated on the specified
// predicate_condition.
bool is_predicated = false;
// Expected predication condition value if predicated.
bool predicate_condition = false;
// True if the instruction has a result.
bool has_result() const {
return result.storage_target != InstructionStorageTarget::kNone;
}
// Describes how the instruction result is stored.
InstructionResult result;
// Number of source operands.
size_t operand_count = 0;
// Describes each source operand.
InstructionOperand operands[2];
struct Attributes {
bool fetch_valid_only = true;
bool unnormalized_coordinates = false;
xenos::TextureFilter mag_filter = xenos::TextureFilter::kUseFetchConst;
xenos::TextureFilter min_filter = xenos::TextureFilter::kUseFetchConst;
xenos::TextureFilter mip_filter = xenos::TextureFilter::kUseFetchConst;
xenos::AnisoFilter aniso_filter = xenos::AnisoFilter::kUseFetchConst;
xenos::TextureFilter vol_mag_filter = xenos::TextureFilter::kUseFetchConst;
xenos::TextureFilter vol_min_filter = xenos::TextureFilter::kUseFetchConst;
bool use_computed_lod = true;
bool use_register_lod = false;
bool use_register_gradients = false;
float lod_bias = 0.0f;
float offset_x = 0.0f;
float offset_y = 0.0f;
float offset_z = 0.0f;
};
// Attributes describing the fetch operation.
Attributes attributes;
// Considering the operation, dimensions, filter overrides, and the result
// components, returns which components of the result will have a value that
// is not always zero.
uint32_t GetNonZeroResultComponents() const;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
struct ParsedAluInstruction {
// Opcode for the vector part of the instruction.
ucode::AluVectorOpcode vector_opcode = ucode::AluVectorOpcode::kAdd;
// Opcode for the scalar part of the instruction.
ucode::AluScalarOpcode scalar_opcode = ucode::AluScalarOpcode::kAdds;
// Friendly name of the vector instruction.
const char* vector_opcode_name = nullptr;
// Friendly name of the scalar instruction.
const char* scalar_opcode_name = nullptr;
// True if the instruction is predicated on the specified
// predicate_condition.
bool is_predicated = false;
// Expected predication condition value if predicated.
bool predicate_condition = false;
// Describes how the vector operation result and, for exports, constant 0/1
// are stored. For simplicity of translation and disassembly, treating
// constant 0/1 writes as a part of the vector operation - they need to be
// expressed somehow in the disassembly anyway with a properly disassembled
// instruction even if only constants are being exported. The XNA disassembler
// falls back to displaying the whole vector operation, even if only constant
// components are written, if the scalar operation is a nop or if the vector
// operation has side effects (but if the scalar operation isn't nop, it
// outputs the entire constant mask in the scalar operation destination).
// Normally the XNA disassembler outputs the constant mask in both vector and
// scalar operations, but that's not required by assembler, so it doesn't
// really matter whether it's specified in the vector operation, in the scalar
// operation, or in both.
InstructionResult vector_and_constant_result;
// Describes how the scalar operation result is stored.
InstructionResult scalar_result;
// Both operations must be executed before any result is stored if vector and
// scalar operations are paired. There are cases of vector result being used
// as scalar operand or vice versa (the ring on Avalanche in 4D5307E6, for
// example), in this case there must be no dependency between the two
// operations.
// Number of source operands of the vector operation.
uint32_t vector_operand_count = 0;
// Describes each source operand of the vector operation.
InstructionOperand vector_operands[3];
// Number of source operands of the scalar operation.
uint32_t scalar_operand_count = 0;
// Describes each source operand of the scalar operation.
InstructionOperand scalar_operands[2];
// Whether the vector part of the instruction is the same as if it was omitted
// in the assembly (if compiled or assembled with the Xbox 360 shader
// compiler), and thus reassembling the shader with this instruction omitted
// will result in the same microcode (since instructions with just an empty
// write mask may have different values in other fields).
// This is for disassembly! Translators should use the write masks and
// AluVectorOpHasSideEffects to skip operations, as this only covers one very
// specific nop format!
bool IsVectorOpDefaultNop() const;
// Whether the scalar part of the instruction is the same as if it was omitted
// in the assembly (if compiled or assembled with the Xbox 360 shader
// compiler), and thus reassembling the shader with this instruction omitted
// will result in the same microcode (since instructions with just an empty
// write mask may have different values in other fields).
bool IsScalarOpDefaultNop() const;
// For translation (not disassembly) - whether this instruction has totally no
// effect.
bool IsNop() const;
// If this is a "normal" eA write recognized by Xenia (MAD with a stream
// constant), returns the index of the stream float constant, otherwise
// returns UINT32_MAX.
uint32_t GetMemExportStreamConstant() const;
// Disassembles the instruction into ucode assembly text.
void Disassemble(StringBuffer* out) const;
};
void ParseControlFlowExec(const ucode::ControlFlowExecInstruction& cf,
uint32_t cf_index, ParsedExecInstruction& instr);
void ParseControlFlowCondExec(const ucode::ControlFlowCondExecInstruction& cf,
uint32_t cf_index, ParsedExecInstruction& instr);
void ParseControlFlowCondExecPred(
const ucode::ControlFlowCondExecPredInstruction& cf, uint32_t cf_index,
ParsedExecInstruction& instr);
void ParseControlFlowLoopStart(const ucode::ControlFlowLoopStartInstruction& cf,
uint32_t cf_index,
ParsedLoopStartInstruction& instr);
void ParseControlFlowLoopEnd(const ucode::ControlFlowLoopEndInstruction& cf,
uint32_t cf_index,
ParsedLoopEndInstruction& instr);
void ParseControlFlowCondCall(const ucode::ControlFlowCondCallInstruction& cf,
uint32_t cf_index, ParsedCallInstruction& instr);
void ParseControlFlowReturn(const ucode::ControlFlowReturnInstruction& cf,
uint32_t cf_index, ParsedReturnInstruction& instr);
void ParseControlFlowCondJmp(const ucode::ControlFlowCondJmpInstruction& cf,
uint32_t cf_index, ParsedJumpInstruction& instr);
void ParseControlFlowAlloc(const ucode::ControlFlowAllocInstruction& cf,
uint32_t cf_index, bool is_vertex_shader,
ParsedAllocInstruction& instr);
// Returns whether the fetch is a full one, and the next parsed mini vertex
// fetch should inherit most of its parameters.
bool ParseVertexFetchInstruction(
const ucode::VertexFetchInstruction& op,
const ucode::VertexFetchInstruction& previous_full_op,
ParsedVertexFetchInstruction& instr);
void ParseTextureFetchInstruction(const ucode::TextureFetchInstruction& op,
ParsedTextureFetchInstruction& instr);
void ParseAluInstruction(const ucode::AluInstruction& op,
xenos::ShaderType shader_type,
ParsedAluInstruction& instr);
class Shader {
public:
// Type of the vertex shader in a D3D11-like rendering pipeline - shader
// interface depends on in, so it must be known at translation time.
// If values are changed, INVALIDATE SHADER STORAGES (increase their version
// constexpr) where those are stored! And check bit count where this is
// packed. This is : uint32_t for simplicity of packing in bit fields.
enum class HostVertexShaderType : uint32_t {
kVertex,
kLineDomainCPIndexed,
kLineDomainPatchIndexed,
kTriangleDomainCPIndexed,
kTriangleDomainPatchIndexed,
kQuadDomainCPIndexed,
kQuadDomainPatchIndexed,
};
// For packing HostVertexShaderType in bit fields.
static constexpr uint32_t kHostVertexShaderTypeBitCount = 3;
struct Error {
bool is_fatal = false;
std::string message;
};
struct VertexBinding {
struct Attribute {
// Fetch instruction with all parameters.
ParsedVertexFetchInstruction fetch_instr;
};
// Index within the vertex binding listing.
int binding_index;
// Fetch constant index [0-95].
uint32_t fetch_constant;
// Stride of the entire binding, in words.
uint32_t stride_words;
// Packed attributes within the binding buffer.
std::vector<Attribute> attributes;
};
struct TextureBinding {
// Index within the texture binding listing.
size_t binding_index;
// Fetch constant index [0-31].
uint32_t fetch_constant;
// Fetch instruction with all parameters.
ParsedTextureFetchInstruction fetch_instr;
};
struct ConstantRegisterMap {
// Bitmap of all kConstantFloat registers read by the shader.
// Any shader can only read up to 256 of the 512, and the base is dependent
// on the shader type and SQ_VS/PS_CONST registers. Each bit corresponds to
// a storage index from the type base.
uint64_t float_bitmap[256 / 64];
// Bitmap of all loop constants read by the shader.
// Each bit corresponds to a storage index [0-31].
uint32_t loop_bitmap;
// Bitmap of all bool constants read by the shader.
// Each bit corresponds to a storage index [0-255].
uint32_t bool_bitmap[256 / 32];
// Bitmap of all vertex fetch constants read by the shader.
// Each bit corresponds to a storage index [0-95].
uint32_t vertex_fetch_bitmap[96 / 32];
// Total number of kConstantFloat registers read by the shader.
uint32_t float_count;
// Whether kConstantFloat registers are indexed dynamically - in this case,
// float_bitmap must be set to all 1, and tight packing must not be done.
bool float_dynamic_addressing;
// Returns the index of the float4 constant as if all float4 constant
// registers actually referenced were tightly packed in a buffer, or
// UINT32_MAX if not found.
uint32_t GetPackedFloatConstantIndex(uint32_t float_constant) const {
if (float_constant >= 256) {
return UINT32_MAX;
}
if (float_dynamic_addressing) {
// Any can potentially be read - not packing.
return float_constant;
}
uint32_t block_index = float_constant / 64;
uint32_t bit_index = float_constant % 64;
if (!(float_bitmap[block_index] & (uint64_t(1) << bit_index))) {
return UINT32_MAX;
}
uint32_t offset = 0;
for (uint32_t i = 0; i < block_index; ++i) {
offset += xe::bit_count(float_bitmap[i]);
}
return offset + xe::bit_count(float_bitmap[block_index] &
((uint64_t(1) << bit_index) - 1));
}
};
// Based on the number of AS_VS/PS_EXPORT_STREAM_* enum sets found in a game
// .pdb.
static constexpr uint32_t kMaxMemExports = 16;
class Translation {
public:
virtual ~Translation() {}
Shader& shader() const { return shader_; }
// Translator-specific modification bits.
uint64_t modification() const { return modification_; }
// True if the shader was translated and prepared without error.
bool is_valid() const { return is_valid_; }
// True if the shader has already been translated.
bool is_translated() const { return is_translated_; }
// Errors that occurred during translation.
const std::vector<Error>& errors() const { return errors_; }
// Translated shader binary (or text).
const std::vector<uint8_t>& translated_binary() const {
return translated_binary_;
}
// Gets the translated shader binary as a string.
// This is only valid if it is actually text.
std::string GetTranslatedBinaryString() const;
// Disassembly of the translated from the host graphics layer.
// May be empty if the host does not support disassembly.
const std::string& host_disassembly() const { return host_disassembly_; }
// In case disassembly depends on the GPU backend, for setting it
// externally.
void set_host_disassembly(std::string disassembly) {
host_disassembly_ = std::move(disassembly);
}
// For dumping after translation. Dumps the shader's translated code, and,
// if available, translated disassembly, to files in the given directory
// based on ucode hash. Returns {binary path, disassembly path if written}.
std::pair<std::filesystem::path, std::filesystem::path> Dump(
const std::filesystem::path& base_path, const char* path_prefix) const;
protected:
Translation(Shader& shader, uint64_t modification)
: shader_(shader), modification_(modification) {}
private:
friend class Shader;
friend class ShaderTranslator;
Shader& shader_;
uint64_t modification_;
bool is_valid_ = false;
bool is_translated_ = false;
std::vector<Error> errors_;
std::vector<uint8_t> translated_binary_;
std::string host_disassembly_;
};
// ucode_source_endian specifies the endianness of the ucode_dwords argument -
// inside the Shader, the ucode will be stored with the native byte order.
Shader(xenos::ShaderType shader_type, uint64_t ucode_data_hash,
const uint32_t* ucode_dwords, size_t ucode_dword_count,
std::endian ucode_source_endian = std::endian::big);
virtual ~Shader();
// Whether the shader is identified as a vertex or pixel shader.
xenos::ShaderType type() const { return shader_type_; }
// Microcode dwords in host endianness.
const std::vector<uint32_t>& ucode_data() const { return ucode_data_; }
uint64_t ucode_data_hash() const { return ucode_data_hash_; }
const uint32_t* ucode_dwords() const { return ucode_data_.data(); }
size_t ucode_dword_count() const { return ucode_data_.size(); }
bool is_ucode_analyzed() const { return is_ucode_analyzed_; }
// ucode_disasm_buffer is temporary storage for disassembly (provided
// externally so it won't need to be reallocated for every shader).
void AnalyzeUcode(StringBuffer& ucode_disasm_buffer);
// The following parameters, until the translation, are valid if ucode
// information has been gathered.
// Microcode disassembly in D3D format.
const std::string& ucode_disassembly() const { return ucode_disassembly_; }
// All vertex bindings used in the shader.
const std::vector<VertexBinding>& vertex_bindings() const {
return vertex_bindings_;
}
// All texture bindings used in the shader.
const std::vector<TextureBinding>& texture_bindings() const {
return texture_bindings_;
}
// Bitmaps of all constant registers accessed by the shader.
const ConstantRegisterMap& constant_register_map() const {
return constant_register_map_;
}
// uint5[Shader::kMaxMemExports] - bits indicating which eM# registers have
// been written to after each `alloc export`, for up to Shader::kMaxMemExports
// exports. This will contain zero for certain corrupt exports - for those to
// which a valid eA was not written via a MAD with a stream constant.
const uint8_t* memexport_eM_written() const { return memexport_eM_written_; }
// All c# registers used as the addend in MAD operations to eA.
const std::set<uint32_t>& memexport_stream_constants() const {
return memexport_stream_constants_;
}
bool is_valid_memexport_used() const {
return !memexport_stream_constants_.empty();
}
// Labels that jumps (explicit or from loops) can be done to.
const std::set<uint32_t>& label_addresses() const { return label_addresses_; }
// Exclusive upper bound of the indexes of paired control flow instructions
// (each corresponds to 3 dwords).
uint32_t cf_pair_index_bound() const { return cf_pair_index_bound_; }
// Upper bound of temporary registers addressed statically by the shader -
// highest static register address + 1, or 0 if no registers referenced this
// way. SQ_PROGRAM_CNTL is not always reliable - some draws (like single point
// draws with oPos = 0001 that are done by Xbox 360's Direct3D 9 sometimes;
// can be reproduced by launching the intro mission in 4D5307E6 from the
// campaign lobby) that aren't supposed to cover any pixels use an invalid
// (zero) SQ_PROGRAM_CNTL, but with an outdated pixel shader loaded, in this
// case SQ_PROGRAM_CNTL may contain a number smaller than actually needed by
// the pixel shader - SQ_PROGRAM_CNTL should be used to go above this count if
// uses_register_dynamic_addressing is true.
uint32_t register_static_address_bound() const {
return register_static_address_bound_;
}
// Whether the shader addresses temporary registers dynamically, thus
// SQ_PROGRAM_CNTL should determine the number of registers to use, not only
// register_static_address_bound.
bool uses_register_dynamic_addressing() const {
return uses_register_dynamic_addressing_;
}
// For building shader modification bits (and also for normalization of them),
// returns the amount of temporary registers that need to be allocated
// explicitly - if not using register dynamic addressing, the shader
// translator will use register_static_address_bound directly.
uint32_t GetDynamicAddressableRegisterCount(
uint32_t program_cntl_num_reg) const {
if (!uses_register_dynamic_addressing()) {
return 0;
}
return std::max((program_cntl_num_reg & 0x80)
? uint32_t(0)
: (program_cntl_num_reg + uint32_t(1)),
register_static_address_bound());
}
// True if the current shader has any `kill` instructions.
bool kills_pixels() const { return kills_pixels_; }
// True if the shader overrides the pixel depth.
bool writes_depth() const { return writes_depth_; }
// Whether the shader can have early depth and stencil writing enabled, unless
// alpha test or alpha to coverage is enabled.
bool implicit_early_z_write_allowed() const {
// TODO(Triang3l): Investigate what happens to memexport when the pixel
// fails the depth/stencil test, but in Direct3D 11 UAV writes disable early
// depth/stencil.
return !kills_pixels() && !writes_depth() && !is_valid_memexport_used();
}
// Whether each color render target is written to on any execution path.
uint32_t writes_color_targets() const { return writes_color_targets_; }
bool writes_color_target(uint32_t i) const {
return (writes_color_targets() & (uint32_t(1) << i)) != 0;
}
// Host translations with the specified modification bits. Not thread-safe
// with respect to translation creation/destruction.
const std::unordered_map<uint64_t, Translation*>& translations() const {
return translations_;
}
Translation* GetTranslation(uint64_t modification) const {
auto it = translations_.find(modification);
if (it != translations_.cend()) {
return it->second;
}
return nullptr;
}
Translation* GetOrCreateTranslation(uint64_t modification,
bool* is_new = nullptr);
// For shader storage loading, to remove a modification in case of translation
// failure. Not thread-safe.
void DestroyTranslation(uint64_t modification);
// An externally managed identifier of the shader storage the microcode of the
// shader was last written to, or was loaded from, to only write the shader
// microcode to the storage once. UINT32_MAX by default.
uint32_t ucode_storage_index() const { return ucode_storage_index_; }
void set_ucode_storage_index(uint32_t storage_index) {
ucode_storage_index_ = storage_index;
}
// Dumps the shader's microcode binary and, if analyzed, disassembly, to files
// in the given directory based on ucode hash. Returns the name of the written
// file. Can be called at any time, doesn't require the shader to be
// translated. Returns {binary path, disassembly path if written}.
std::pair<std::filesystem::path, std::filesystem::path> DumpUcode(
const std::filesystem::path& base_path) const;
protected:
friend class ShaderTranslator;
virtual Translation* CreateTranslationInstance(uint64_t modification);
xenos::ShaderType shader_type_;
std::vector<uint32_t> ucode_data_;
uint64_t ucode_data_hash_;
// Whether info needed before translating has been gathered already - may be
// needed to determine which modifications are actually needed and make sense
// (for instance, there may be draws not covering anything and not allocating
// any pixel shader registers in SQ_PROGRAM_CNTL, but still using the pixel
// shader from the previous draw - in this case, every shader that happens to
// be before such draw will need to be translated again with a different
// dynamically addressed register count, which may cause compilation of
// different random pipelines across many random frames, thus causing
// stuttering - normally host pipeline states are deterministically only
// compiled when a new material appears in the game, and having the order of
// draws also matter in such unpredictable way would break this rule; limit
// the effect to shaders with dynamic register addressing only, which are
// extremely rare; however care should be taken regarding depth format-related
// translation modifications in this case), also some info needed for drawing
// is collected during the ucode analysis.
bool is_ucode_analyzed_ = false;
std::string ucode_disassembly_;
std::vector<VertexBinding> vertex_bindings_;
std::vector<TextureBinding> texture_bindings_;
ConstantRegisterMap constant_register_map_ = {0};
uint8_t memexport_eM_written_[kMaxMemExports] = {};
std::set<uint32_t> memexport_stream_constants_;
std::set<uint32_t> label_addresses_;
uint32_t cf_pair_index_bound_ = 0;
uint32_t register_static_address_bound_ = 0;
bool uses_register_dynamic_addressing_ = false;
bool kills_pixels_ = false;
bool writes_depth_ = false;
uint32_t writes_color_targets_ = 0b0000;
// Modification bits -> translation.
std::unordered_map<uint64_t, Translation*> translations_;
uint32_t ucode_storage_index_ = UINT32_MAX;
private:
void GatherExecInformation(
const ParsedExecInstruction& instr,
ucode::VertexFetchInstruction& previous_vfetch_full,
uint32_t& unique_texture_bindings, uint32_t memexport_alloc_current_count,
uint32_t& memexport_eA_written, StringBuffer& ucode_disasm_buffer);
void GatherVertexFetchInformation(
const ucode::VertexFetchInstruction& op,
ucode::VertexFetchInstruction& previous_vfetch_full,
StringBuffer& ucode_disasm_buffer);
void GatherTextureFetchInformation(const ucode::TextureFetchInstruction& op,
uint32_t& unique_texture_bindings,
StringBuffer& ucode_disasm_buffer);
void GatherAluInstructionInformation(const ucode::AluInstruction& op,
uint32_t memexport_alloc_current_count,
uint32_t& memexport_eA_written,
StringBuffer& ucode_disasm_buffer);
void GatherOperandInformation(const InstructionOperand& operand);
void GatherFetchResultInformation(const InstructionResult& result);
void GatherAluResultInformation(const InstructionResult& result,
uint32_t memexport_alloc_current_count);
};
} // namespace gpu
} // namespace xe
#endif // XENIA_GPU_SHADER_H_