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The type signatures were completely backwards.
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Both 1.10 and 1.30 variants.
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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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