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- Allow for $floatLiteral and $intLiteral when determining type
categories. These could slip into the IR, leading to asserts.
- We weren't propagating the source text in specialize(), so errors in
the ByteCodeGenerator would actually assert about a missing fSource.
It's held by unique_ptr on Program, so we wastefully clone the
string, but we don't have that many specializations yet, so not too
bad?
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- Once we add all the missing intrinsics, the locally defined ones
can go away.
- Having the default interpreter vector width match the raster pipeline
is a huge perf win.
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This whole change is basically work that will all get reverted shortly
when GrSurfaceProxy no longer stores swizzle. But for now this helps
get rid of a use of pixel config.
Bug: skia:6718
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This is split out the parameter reordering CL - which has become too large
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This reverts commit 42032cb88f.
Reason for revert: Relanding now that pre CLS that fix initial issue landed
Original change's description:
> Revert "Pass in a SkColorType into SkImage_Gpu ctor."
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> This reverts commit 1d17543133.
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> Reason for revert: android bots
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Bug: skia:6718
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I'm not sure I see a compelling reason for BBH factory objects
to exist, as opposed to say, factory functions. I don't see any
major harm in letting people hold onto BBH objects themselves.
This allows the caller to create and hang onto the BBH themselves,
allowing use cases like the slight extension I've made to the unit
test PictureNegativeSpace as a demo. Not super useful yet, as
SkBBoxHierarchy is not a public type...
And add test that mini pictures fill the bbh, which had never been
an interesting question until now we let the user hold onto the BBH.
Bug: skia:9796
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More sk_sp, unique_ptr, less ownership convention.
A little bit of warmup for the work in the bug.
Bug: skia:9796
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This is split out of the parameter reordering CL (which has gotten too big)
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This change does a bunch of stuff that all sadly needs to land together.
First this moves the fallback for bitmap upload from proxyprovider to
GrBitmapTextureMaker. This is mostly a code organization cleanup but also
allows us to manager all colorType changes in the GrTextureProducers
directly.
Next this change hides colorType and deletes colorInfo getters from
public. Looking at the colorType of the producer doesn't really make
sense (outside the producer) since we have multiple fallbacks that
could happen in terms of format for the produced textures.
Next this makes sure that after the ctor is called, the internal
colorType stored will always be the used colorType by returned textures.
The only caveat to this is if a texture needs a copy for repeat mode
and we end up needing to render to fallback configs. Modulo repeat issue
the only other thing to change colorType is uploading a CPU bitmap if
we fallback to 8888, but this can be known in the ctor if this will
happen.
Finally, the only users of GrTextureProducer that really need to know
the correct colorType to use with the returned texture are those that
are then creating an Image. However, non of these cases even need to
pass in sampling params so we don't hit the need for repeat copies
and thus colorType changes. So now the refTextureProxy call (the one
without params) returns a pair of the proxy and colorType. The producer
just returns its colorType cause nothing could have changed that.
Bug: skia:6718
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This reverts commit 2cde3a1320.
Reason for revert: breaking the Chrome roll
Original change's description:
> Complete rewrite of the SkSL interpreter
>
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transpose(inverse(localToWorld)) does not seem to be working, so skipping
it for now.
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The 'trak' suppression was only applied if the 'opsz' was specified.
Change the 'trak' suppression to always apply.
Incidentally, this fixes issues with system variable fonts only working
at named instances on macOS 10.12 through 10.14. Versions 10.11 and
earlier still have issues with system variable fonts only working at
named instances. In general on macOS different code is run depending on
whether the attributes parameter to CTFontCreateWithGraphicsFont is
nullptr or not. The code which runs when the parameter is nullptr has
the issue until 10.15, but the code run when the parameter is
non-nullptr does not appear to have the issue in 10.12 through 10.14.
Bug: skia:9747,skia:9544
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In the newly introduced LegacyAnimatorAdapter, failure to parse may
leave the value default-constructed. This is problematic for scalar
values (floats).
Catch this condition and initialize explicitly.
Bug: ossfuzz:20198, ossfuzz:20194
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Do offsetting to rects in SkBlurImageFilter. All others were already
passing {0,0}.
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It is used for clipping. The clip doesn't seem to affect
correctness. I don't think it matters for performance. I ran
through all GMs, skps, svgs in gl and ddl2-gl configs with
breakpoints set if the clip ever did not contain the drawn
rect. No hits. If I missed something could we just shrink the
rects we draw rather than use a scissor clip?
The values seemed wrong (too big) in the decimate/reexpand case.
Shouldn't they have been scaled?
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Now that "point" is local (viewer may have modified it for zooming or panning),
it no longer makes sense to check for out-of-bounds.
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- misc fixes to utilities
- hit-testing for 3D scenes (simple version)
Had to manually inform the shader of the local-to-world matrix.
Should try making that automatic in the future.
Note: due to bug in interpreter, point-light sample can't run in raster
(yet).
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common function.
I still don't fully understand all rects and offsets and think this must
be over specified. Maybe this makes it easier to make future
simplifications? It at least strips the scale factors out of the code
that got lifted into a function.
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Bug: chromium:1042693
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slight simplification: pass nullptr to convolve_gaussian_1d for "unbounded"
filter.
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These were using 4x4 (SkMatrix44), but only temporarily, and it failed
with an upcoming change that makes SkMatrix44 -> SkMatrix explicit.
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