public void VisitMethod(CSharpSyntaxNode node, ShaderFunction shaderFunction)
{
var fnSymbol = mFrontEnd.mSemanticModel.GetDeclaredSymbol(node) as IMethodSymbol;
// Handle intrinsics. If we have a resolver for a special handler then call that and return.
if (SpecialResolvers.TryProcessIntrinsicMethod(mFrontEnd, fnSymbol))
{
return;
}
// Add the current function as the active one and the parameter
mContext.mCurrentFunction = shaderFunction;
// Start writing out the parameters (so the parameter block is the active one)
mContext.mCurrentBlock = shaderFunction.mParametersBlock;
// Add the 'this' op if it exists
if (!fnSymbol.IsStatic)
{
var selfType = mContext.mCurrentType;
var thisType = selfType.FindPointerType(StorageClass.Function);
var selfOp = CreateOp(mContext.mCurrentBlock, OpInstructionType.OpFunctionParameter, thisType, null);
selfOp.DebugInfo.Name = "self";
mContext.mThisOp = selfOp;
}
// Add the function parameter ops
foreach (var parameter in fnSymbol.Parameters)
{
var parameterType = FindParameterType(mFrontEnd.mCurrentLibrary.FindType(new TypeKey(parameter.Type)), parameter);
var paramOp = CreateOp(mContext.mCurrentBlock, OpInstructionType.OpFunctionParameter, parameterType, null);
// Extract the debug info. We can't get this from the node because the node isn't always a method with arguments.
// // If this is a get/set then the arguments are implicit and there's no location to look at.
if (parameter.Locations != null && parameter.Locations.Length != 0)
{
paramOp.DebugInfo.Location = parameter.Locations[0];
}
paramOp.DebugInfo.Name = parameter.Name;
// Also map parameter symbols in this scope to their ops so we can look them up later when visiting identifiers
mContext.mSymbolToIRMap.Add(parameter, paramOp);
}
// Now set the body as the current scope and visit the function
var firstBlock = new ShaderBlock();
shaderFunction.mBlocks.Add(firstBlock);
mContext.mCurrentBlock = firstBlock;
mCommonPass.Visit(node);
// SpirV has some special rules about returns. Make sure to address these by fixing up missing terminators or removing extra functions.
mFrontEnd.FixupBlockTerminators(shaderFunction);
// Clear the function out of the current context
mContext.mThisOp = null;
mContext.mCurrentBlock = null;
mContext.mCurrentFunction = null;
}
public override void VisitConstructorDeclaration(ConstructorDeclarationSyntax node)
{
var fnSymbol = mFrontEnd.mSemanticModel.GetDeclaredSymbol(node) as IMethodSymbol;
// Handle intrinsics. If we have a resolver for a special handler then call that and return.
if (SpecialResolvers.TryProcessIntrinsicMethod(mFrontEnd, fnSymbol))
{
return;
}
var functionName = "Constructor";
var returnType = FindType(typeof(void));
var shaderConstructor = CreateFunction(node, functionName, returnType);
shaderConstructor.DebugInfo.Name = mFrontEnd.GenerateDebugFunctionName(mContext.mCurrentType, functionName);
}
public override void VisitMethodDeclaration(MethodDeclarationSyntax node)
{
var fnSymbol = mFrontEnd.mSemanticModel.GetDeclaredSymbol(node) as IMethodSymbol;
// Visit any remaining methods (not intrinsics) on the primitive type. This is necessary for any helper functions to work
var attributes = mFrontEnd.ParseAttributes(GetDeclaredSymbol(node));
// Handle intrinsics. If we have a resolver for a special handler then call that and return.
if (SpecialResolvers.TryProcessIntrinsicMethod(mFrontEnd, fnSymbol))
{
return;
}
if (IsIntrinsic(attributes))
{
return;
}
var returnType = FindType(node.ReturnType);
CreateFunction(node, node.Identifier.Text, returnType);
}