[Mesa-dev] [PATCH] mesa: don't enable NV_fragment_program_option with swrast
Roland Scheidegger
sroland at vmware.com
Mon Feb 16 10:55:54 PST 2015
Am 16.02.2015 um 18:59 schrieb Dieter Nützel:
> Am 16.02.2015 18:13, schrieb Brian Paul:
>> On 02/16/2015 08:11 AM, Roland Scheidegger wrote:
>>> Am 16.02.2015 um 00:36 schrieb Matt Turner:
>>>> On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 2:33 PM, Roland Scheidegger
>>>> <sroland at vmware.com> wrote:
>>>>> Am 14.02.2015 um 21:12 schrieb Kenneth Graunke:
>>>>>> On Saturday, February 14, 2015 04:37:25 PM sroland at vmware.com wrote:
>>>>>>> From: Roland Scheidegger <sroland at vmware.com>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Since dropping some NV_fragment_program opcodes (commits
>>>>>>> 868f95f1da74cf6dd7468cba1b56664aad585ccb,
>>>>>>> a3688d686f147f4252d19b298ae26d4ac72c2e08)
>>>>>>> we can no longer parse all opcodes necessary for this extension,
>>>>>>> leading
>>>>>>> to bugs
>>>>>>> (https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__bugs.freedesktop.org_show-5Fbug.cgi-3Fid-3D86980&d=AwICAg&c=Sqcl0Ez6M0X8aeM67LKIiDJAXVeAw-YihVMNtXt-uEs&r=Vjtt0vs_iqoI31UfJxBl7yv9I2FeiaeAYgMTLKRBc_I&m=WR7M0CMoTs3KQMrLGbBd33mSg7pYv21Om0yOzq27Swg&s=VVYgQUmxDRQ8b-H-36lfDVGUw4SFuqAVM1qfxbB71pc&e=
>>>>>>> ).
>>>>>>> Hence don't announce support for it in swrast.
>>>>>>> (The rest of the infrastructure ranging from dead opcodes
>>>>>>> (TXP_NV) to
>>>>>>> parsing condition codes along with the NV_fragment_program_option
>>>>>>> variable
>>>>>>> in the context could probably nuked too this is just a minimal
>>>>>>> fix appropriate
>>>>>>> for stable too.)
>>>>>>> ---
>>>>>>> src/mesa/main/extensions.c | 1 -
>>>>>>> 1 file changed, 1 deletion(-)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> diff --git a/src/mesa/main/extensions.c b/src/mesa/main/extensions.c
>>>>>>> index 220b220..c94009f 100644
>>>>>>> --- a/src/mesa/main/extensions.c
>>>>>>> +++ b/src/mesa/main/extensions.c
>>>>>>> @@ -511,7 +511,6 @@ _mesa_enable_sw_extensions(struct gl_context
>>>>>>> *ctx)
>>>>>>> ctx->Extensions.NV_point_sprite = GL_TRUE;
>>>>>>> ctx->Extensions.NV_texture_env_combine4 = GL_TRUE;
>>>>>>> ctx->Extensions.NV_texture_rectangle = GL_TRUE;
>>>>>>> - ctx->Extensions.NV_fragment_program_option = GL_TRUE;
>>>>>>> ctx->Extensions.EXT_gpu_program_parameters = GL_TRUE;
>>>>>>> ctx->Extensions.OES_standard_derivatives = GL_TRUE;
>>>>>>> ctx->Extensions.TDFX_texture_compression_FXT1 = GL_TRUE;
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Nuking this extension would make some compiler work I'm planning
>>>>>> to do
>>>>>> easier, so I'd definitely be interested to hear whether you still
>>>>>> need
>>>>>> it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Well, according to the git log specviewperf11 catia test won't run
>>>>> correctly without supporting some bits from NV_program_option and
>>>>> NV_fragment_program2 - obviously the benchmark doesn't care one bit if
>>>>> the extension is actually officially supported by a driver or not.
>>
>> Just to clarify, this is because the viewperf tests are basically
>> application traces which get replayed, and unfortunately, viewperf
>> doesn't even bother to check if the OpenGL driver supports the
>> extensions which are used by the trace. The traces were created with
>> nvidia drivers.
>>
>>
>>>>> I suspect this is something which we still need to be able to run,
>>>>> though Brian would probably know the definitive answer.
>>>>
>>>> If we knew specifically what it uses, maybe we can just support that
>>>> instead of the whole extension? Not having to handle the condition
>>>> code bits of the extension would be nice, for instance.
>>>>
>>>
>>> There's definitely some bits around condition codes with IF/ELSE/ENDIF
>>> needed (with NV_fp2/NV_vp3 even), though it seems there's some
>>> differences to our private code there to make it work. Apart from that
>>> I'm not entirely sure. Maybe we could expose it as an ordinary quirk to
>>> make things more obvious but I've never dealt with that viewperf issue.
>>
>> Here's an example of a fragment program from the catia-03 #3 test:
>>
>> !!ARBfp1.0
>> OPTION NV_fragment_program2;
>> # cgc version 1.5.0023, build date Sep 26 2007 08:51:03
>> # command line args:
>> #vendor NVIDIA Corporation
>> #version 1.5.0.23
>> #profile fp40
>> #program AdvancedHighlightPS
>> #semantic AdvancedHighlightPS.iOutlineColor
>> #semantic AdvancedHighlightPS.iHaloSize
>> #semantic AdvancedHighlightPS.iHaloIntensity
>> #semantic AdvancedHighlightPS.iHaloColor
>> #semantic AdvancedHighlightPS.iScanEffectIntensity
>> #semantic AdvancedHighlightPS.iScanEffectColor
>> #semantic AdvancedHighlightPS.iInputTexture
>> #semantic outlineColor
>> #semantic haloColor
>> #semantic haloIntensity
>> #semantic haloSize
>> #semantic scanEffectColor
>> #semantic scanEffectIntensity
>> #semantic inputTexture
>> #semantic filterBlurData
>> #semantic filterBlurDataLow
>> #var float4 IN.ScreenPosition : $vin.TEXCOORD0 : TEX0 : 0 : 1
>> #var float4 iOutlineColor : : c[0] : 1 : 1
>> #var float iHaloSize : : c[1] : 2 : 1
>> #var float iHaloIntensity : : c[2] : 3 : 1
>> #var float4 iHaloColor : : c[3] : 4 : 1
>> #var float iScanEffectIntensity : : : 5 : 0
>> #var float4 iScanEffectColor : : c[4] : 6 : 1
>> #var samplerRECT iInputTexture : : texunit 0 : 7 : 1
>> #var float4 outlineColor : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float4 haloColor : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float haloIntensity : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float haloSize : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float4 scanEffectColor : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float scanEffectIntensity : : : -1 : 0
>> #var samplerRECT inputTexture : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[0] : : c[5] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[1] : : c[6] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[2] : : c[7] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[3] : : c[8] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[4] : : c[9] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[5] : : c[10] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[6] : : c[11] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[7] : : c[12] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[8] : : c[13] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[9] : : c[14] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[10] : : c[15] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurData[11] : : c[16] : -1 : 1
>> #var float2 filterBlurDataLow[0] : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float2 filterBlurDataLow[1] : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float2 filterBlurDataLow[2] : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float2 filterBlurDataLow[3] : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float2 filterBlurDataLow[4] : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float2 filterBlurDataLow[5] : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float4 AdvancedHighlightPS : $vout.COLOR : COL : -1 : 1
>> #const c[17] = 0.08333334 1 2 0.6
>> #const c[18] = 0.2
>> #default outlineColor = 0 1 0 1
>> #default haloColor = 0 0 1 1
>> #default haloIntensity = 1
>> #default haloSize = 3
>> #default scanEffectColor = 0 0 1 1
>> #default scanEffectIntensity = 1
>> #default filterBlurData[0] = -0.326212 -0.405805
>> #default filterBlurData[1] = -0.840144 -0.07358
>> #default filterBlurData[2] = -0.695914 0.457137
>> #default filterBlurData[3] = -0.203345 0.620716
>> #default filterBlurData[4] = 0.96234 -0.194983
>> #default filterBlurData[5] = 0.473434 -0.480026
>> #default filterBlurData[6] = 0.519456 0.767022
>> #default filterBlurData[7] = 0.185461 -0.893124
>> #default filterBlurData[8] = 0.507431 0.064425
>> #default filterBlurData[9] = 0.89642 0.412458
>> #default filterBlurData[10] = -0.32194 -0.932615
>> #default filterBlurData[11] = 0.791559 -0.597705
>> #default filterBlurDataLow[0] = -0.326212 -0.405805
>> #default filterBlurDataLow[1] = -0.840144 -0.07358
>> #default filterBlurDataLow[2] = -0.695914 0.457137
>> #default filterBlurDataLow[3] = -0.203345 0.620716
>> #default filterBlurDataLow[4] = 0.96234 -0.194983
>> #default filterBlurDataLow[5] = 0.473434 -0.480026
>> PARAM c[19] = { program.local[0..16],
>> { 0.083333336, 1, 2, 0.60000002 },
>> { 0.2 } };
>> TEMP R0;
>> TEMP R1;
>> TEMP R2;
>> TEMP RC;
>> TEMP HC;
>> OUTPUT oCol = result.color;
>> TEX R1.xy, fragment.texcoord[0], texture[0], RECT;
>> MOVXC RC.x, R1;
>> IF NE.x;
>> MOVR R0.xy, c[6];
>> MADR R0.xy, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0];
>> MOVR R0.zw, c[5].xyxy;
>> MADR R0.zw, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0].xyxy;
>> TEX R2.x, R0.zwzw, texture[0], RECT;
>> TEX R0.x, R0, texture[0], RECT;
>> ADDR R1.w, R2.x, R0.x;
>> MOVR R0.xy, c[7];
>> MADR R0.xy, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0];
>> TEX R0.x, R0, texture[0], RECT;
>> MOVR R0.zw, c[8].xyxy;
>> MADR R0.zw, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0].xyxy;
>> TEX R2.x, R0.zwzw, texture[0], RECT;
>> ADDR R0.x, R1.w, R0;
>> ADDR R1.w, R0.x, R2.x;
>> MOVR R0.xy, c[9];
>> MADR R0.xy, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0];
>> TEX R0.x, R0, texture[0], RECT;
>> MOVR R0.zw, c[10].xyxy;
>> MADR R0.zw, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0].xyxy;
>> TEX R2.x, R0.zwzw, texture[0], RECT;
>> ADDR R0.x, R1.w, R0;
>> ADDR R1.w, R0.x, R2.x;
>> MOVR R0.xy, c[11];
>> MADR R0.xy, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0];
>> TEX R0.x, R0, texture[0], RECT;
>> MOVR R0.zw, c[12].xyxy;
>> MADR R0.zw, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0].xyxy;
>> TEX R2.x, R0.zwzw, texture[0], RECT;
>> ADDR R0.x, R1.w, R0;
>> ADDR R1.w, R0.x, R2.x;
>> MOVR R0.xy, c[13];
>> MADR R0.xy, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0];
>> TEX R0.x, R0, texture[0], RECT;
>> MOVR R0.zw, c[14].xyxy;
>> MADR R0.zw, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0].xyxy;
>> TEX R2.x, R0.zwzw, texture[0], RECT;
>> ADDR R0.x, R1.w, R0;
>> ADDR R1.w, R0.x, R2.x;
>> MOVR R0.xy, c[15];
>> MADR R0.xy, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0];
>> TEX R0.x, R0, texture[0], RECT;
>> MOVR R0.zw, c[16].xyxy;
>> MADR R0.zw, R0, c[1].x, fragment.texcoord[0].xyxy;
>> ADDR R0.x, R1.w, R0;
>> TEX R2.x, R0.zwzw, texture[0], RECT;
>> ADDR R0.x, R0, R2;
>> MOVR R0.y, c[2].x;
>> MULR R0.x, -R0, c[2];
>> MOVR R1.xyz, c[3];
>> MADR R1.w, R0.x, c[17].x, R0.y;
>> ELSE;
>> ADDR R1.zw, fragment.texcoord[0].xyyx, -c[17].y;
>> ADDR R0.zw, R1, c[17].z;
>> ADDR R0.x, -R1.y, c[17].y;
>> ADDR R2.y, R0.z, -c[17];
>> MOVR R1.x, R1.w;
>> MOVR R2.w, R1.z;
>> MOVR R1.z, R0.w;
>> MOVR R2.z, fragment.texcoord[0].x;
>> MULR R0.y, R0.x, R0.x;
>> MOVR R1.y, R2;
>> TEX R0.x, R1, texture[0], RECT;
>> MOVR R1.y, R0.z;
>> MOVR R1.x, fragment.texcoord[0];
>> TEX R1.x, R1, texture[0], RECT;
>> TEX R2.x, R2.zwzw, texture[0], RECT;
>> ADDR R0.z, R2.x, R1.x;
>> ADDR R1.x, R0.z, R0;
>> MOVR R1.w, R2.y;
>> TEX R0.x, R1.zwzw, texture[0], RECT;
>> SNERC HC.x, R1, -R0;
>> MOVR R1.xyz, c[0];
>> MOVR R0.z, c[0].w;
>> MOVR R0.w, c[18].x;
>> MADR R0.z(EQ.x), R0.y, c[17].w, R0.w;
>> MOVR R1.xyz(EQ.x), c[4];
>> MOVR R1.w, R0.z;
>> ENDIF;
>> MOVR oCol, R1;
>> END
>>
>> So, it uses a condition code, IF/ELSE/ENDIF and the instruction
>> precison modifiers.
>>
>> Also, the catia-03 #4 test uses GL_NV_vertex_program3:
>>
>> !ARBvp1.0
>> OPTION NV_vertex_program3;
>> # cgc version 1.5.0023, build date Sep 26 2007 08:51:03
>> # command line args:
>> #vendor NVIDIA Corporation
>> #version 1.5.0.23
>> #profile vp40
>> #program GraphicMaterialVS
>> #semantic GraphicMaterialVS.iWorldViewProj
>> #semantic Ground
>> #semantic ColSky
>> #semantic ColSkyMin
>> #semantic wvp : WORLDVIEWPROJECTION
>> #semantic world : WORLD
>> #semantic viewIT : VIEWIT
>> #var float3 IN.Position : $vin.POSITION : POSITION : 0 : 1
>> #var float4x4 iWorldViewProj : : c[0], 4 : 1 : 1
>> #var float4 Ground : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float4 ColSky : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float4 ColSkyMin : : : -1 : 0
>> #var float4x4 wvp : WORLDVIEWPROJECTION : , 4 : -1 : 0
>> #var float4x4 world : WORLD : , 4 : -1 : 0
>> #var float4x4 viewIT : VIEWIT : , 4 : -1 : 0
>> #var float4 GraphicMaterialVS.HPosition : $vout.POSITION : HPOS : -1 : 1
>> #var float3 GraphicMaterialVS.Position : $vout.TEXCOORD5 : TEX5 : -1 : 1
>> #const c[4] = 1
>> #default Ground = 0 0 1 0
>> #default ColSky = 0 0 1 1
>> #default ColSkyMin = 1 1 1 1
>> PARAM c[5] = { program.local[0..3],
>> { 1 } };
>> TEMP R0;
>> TEMP RC, HC;
>> BB1:
>> MOV R0.w, c[4].x;
>> MOV R0.xyz, vertex.position;
>> DP4 result.position.w, R0, c[3];
>> DP4 result.position.z, R0, c[2];
>> DP4 result.position.y, R0, c[1];
>> DP4 result.position.x, R0, c[0];
>> MOV result.texcoord[5].xyz, vertex.position;
>> END
>>
>> But AFAICT, the program just declares a label (BB1:) that's unused.
>>
>> I'm kind of on the fence about keeping enough of these extensions to
>> keep viewperf happy. On one hand, viewperf is kind of a hack and has
>> so many issues that it's not worth supporting. On the other hand,
>> people do sometimes run viewperf and if it doesn't work we're sure to
>> get complaints and/or bug reports.
>>
>> -Brian
>
> Sorry that I step in but what about GL_NV_vertex_program* in general?
> There are several Mesa-demos (e.g. in tests) which do not work any longer.
>
> mesa-demos/tests> ./vptest1
> Sorry, this program requires GL_NV_vertex_program
>
> -Dieter
>
I think NV_vertex_program was disabled ages ago - in general noone
really cares about proprietary extensions which were not supported by
multiple vendors, at least not if there isn't a hardware driver which
would directly benefit from it. So these tests don't run for quite a
while - only those with NV_fragment_program_option are affected by this
change (and the change which removed the required opcodes). And then it
was only enabled for classic swrast already (not sure if at some point
other drivers supported it but I don't think so).
If extensions were only ever supported by one vendor, it is unlikely
apps wouldn't have an alternate path not requiring it (viewperf is a bit
unusual due to the trace nature of it), thus there's not much point
maintaining code for them.
Roland
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