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SPIRVReader: handle direct types with CooperativeMatrixLengthKHR #2695
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Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`.
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LGTM, thanks!
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…rixLengthKHR (KhronosGroup#2695) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (KhronosGroup#2695) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (KhronosGroup#2695) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (KhronosGroup#2695) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (#2695) (#2700) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (#2695) (#2701) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (KhronosGroup#2695) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (KhronosGroup#2695) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (KhronosGroup#2695) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (KhronosGroup#2695) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (#2695) (#2704) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (#2695) (#2705) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (#2695) (#2706) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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…rixLengthKHR (#2695) (#2707) Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the `%matTy` operand as a regular value instead of a type. `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader. The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for `OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR` too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is an `OpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR`. (cherry picked from commit 2b5f15d)
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Translation of the attached test would currently fail due to the SPIRVReader attempting to process the
%matTy
operand as a regular value instead of a type.OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR
seems to be pretty unique in taking an additional type operand beyond the result type, so special-case it in the reader.The translator currently accepts a non-type operand for
OpCooperativeMatrixLengthKHR
too, even though that's not within the specification; see various TODOs in the existing SPV_KHR_cooperative_matrix tests. Leave that relaxation in place, by only translating the operand as a type when it is anOpTypeCooperativeMatrixKHR
.