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There's no need to use an ir_expression; we have a handy C function.
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This shouldn't be required since dot is only defined for floating point
types, even in GLSL 4.0.
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These builtin functions are represented by ir_expression_operations, so
we can just create one of those and ask for its value.
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These always return zero (the derivative of a constant).
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This conveniently creates a zero value of whatever type you want.
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Fixes:
glsl-arb-fragment-coord-conventions-define
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Fixes:
glsl-arb-fragment-coord-conventions
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The rest cannot be handled until built-in variables (i.e.,
gl_FragCoord) can be redeclared to add qualifiers.
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Fixes:
glsl1-varying read but not written
glsl1-varying var mismatch
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This fixes an assertion failure in ir_to_mesa, and the varying won't
take up varying space.
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This is now consistent with other usage of flex/bison througout mesa,
(which is that these generated files are added to source control so
that the build system does not require external tools like flex/bison
for non-developers).
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These are generated files where we can do the sane thing, and keep
them out of version control.
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The mesa build environment does not (currently) accept external
dependencies such as flex and bison. The compromise is to commit the
generated output files, (in spite of the pain that comes from having
generated files under version control).
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I simply forgot to add this file when adding the test case originally.
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Fixes:
glsl1-GL state variable reference (diffuse product)
glsl1-GL state variable reference (gl_FrontMaterial.ambient)
glsl1-GL state variable reference (gl_LightSource[0].diffuse)
glsl1-GL state variable reference (point attenuation)
glsl1-GL state variable reference (point size)
glsl1-linear fog
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