third_party/SPIRV-Tools/source/val/decoration.h

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#ifndef SOURCE_VAL_DECORATION_H_
#define SOURCE_VAL_DECORATION_H_

#include <cstdint>
#include <unordered_map>
#include <vector>

#include "source/latest_version_spirv_header.h"

namespace spvtools {
namespace val {

// An object of this class represents a specific decoration including its
// parameters (if any). Decorations are used by OpDecorate and OpMemberDecorate,
// and they describe certain properties that can be assigned to one or several
// <id>s.
//
// A Decoration object contains the decoration type (an enum), associated
// literal parameters, and struct member index. If the decoration does not apply
// to a struct member, then the index is kInvalidIndex. A Decoration object does
// not store the target Id, i.e. the Id to which it applies. It is
// possible for the same decoration to be applied to several <id>s (and they
// might be assigned using separate SPIR-V instructions, possibly using an
// assignment through GroupDecorate).
//
// Example 1: Decoration for an object<id> with no parameters:
// OpDecorate %obj Flat
//            dec_type_ = spv::Decoration::Flat
//              params_ = empty vector
// struct_member_index_ = kInvalidMember
//
// Example 2: Decoration for an object<id> with two parameters:
// OpDecorate %obj LinkageAttributes "link" Import
//            dec_type_ = spv::Decoration::LinkageAttributes
//              params_ = vector { link, Import }
// struct_member_index_ = kInvalidMember
//
// Example 3: Decoration for a member of a structure with one parameter:
// OpMemberDecorate %struct 2 Offset 2
//            dec_type_ = spv::Decoration::Offset
//              params_ = vector { 2 }
// struct_member_index_ = 2
//
class Decoration {
 public:
  enum { kInvalidMember = -1 };
  Decoration(spv::Decoration t,
             const std::vector<uint32_t>& parameters = std::vector<uint32_t>(),
             uint32_t member_index = kInvalidMember)
      : dec_type_(t), params_(parameters), struct_member_index_(member_index) {}

  void set_struct_member_index(uint32_t index) { struct_member_index_ = index; }
  int struct_member_index() const { return struct_member_index_; }
  spv::Decoration dec_type() const { return dec_type_; }
  std::vector<uint32_t>& params() { return params_; }
  const std::vector<uint32_t>& params() const { return params_; }

  inline bool operator<(const Decoration& rhs) const {
    // Note: Sort by struct_member_index_ first, then type, so look up can be
    // efficient using lower_bound() and upper_bound().
    if (struct_member_index_ < rhs.struct_member_index_) return true;
    if (rhs.struct_member_index_ < struct_member_index_) return false;
    if (dec_type_ < rhs.dec_type_) return true;
    if (rhs.dec_type_ < dec_type_) return false;
    return params_ < rhs.params_;
  }
  inline bool operator==(const Decoration& rhs) const {
    return (dec_type_ == rhs.dec_type_ && params_ == rhs.params_ &&
            struct_member_index_ == rhs.struct_member_index_);
  }

 private:
  spv::Decoration dec_type_;
  std::vector<uint32_t> params_;

  // If the decoration applies to a member of a structure type, then the index
  // of the member is stored here. Otherwise, this is kInvalidIndex.
  int struct_member_index_;
};

}  // namespace val
}  // namespace spvtools

#endif  // SOURCE_VAL_DECORATION_H_