Supporting a custom allocator for dxcompiler.
Adds recovery for exceptions and out-of-memory handling.
Add custom allocator support to linker.
Fix for release-only test failure.
Removes assertion about presence of command-line option registration
This commit adds the 'dxil' strategy for lowering extensions. This
strategy will change the extension call into a call to a dxil intrinsic.
This is useful for targeting dxil intrinsics that are not exposed in hlsl.
This commit adds initial support for extension intrinsics and defines, including:
-Support for recognizing hlsl extensions as new intrinsic functions.
-Support for requesting lowering of extensions.
-Support for preserving semantic defines.
-Support for validating semantic defines.
This commit adds support for hlsl extensions in the form of additional
intrisic functions and semantic defines.
We now allow a dxcompiler instance to register that it can handle
additional intrinsic functions beyond the standard hlsl intrinsics. These
new intrinsics are called extensions. For each extension, the compiler
supplies a lowering strategy that is used by the dxcompiler to translate
from the source level intrinsic to a high-level dxil intrinsic.
We initially support the two lowering strategies: replicate and pack.
The replicate strategy will scalarize the vector elements in the call
and replicate the function call once for each element in the vector.
The pack strategy changes the vector arguments into literal struct
arguments.
We also now include support for "semantic defines". A semantic define is
a source level define whose value is preserved in the final dxil as
metatdata. The source level define can come as either a #define in
the hlsl source or a /D define from the command line.
We provide a hook to validate that a semantic define has a legal value
(for example to ensure that the value is an integer). Validation failures
can produce warnings and errors that will be emitted through the standard
clang diagnostic mechanism.
This code was originally written by marcelolr and modified by dmpots to
support packed lowering of intriniscs and validation of semantic defines.
Marcelo Lopez Ruiz
David Peixotto
Tex Riddell