wasm: Support 128bit integer coercion

The Wasm backend now correctly supports coercing a smaller integer
into a 128bit integer. Regardless of signedness.
This commit is contained in:
Luuk de Gram 2022-05-10 19:23:55 +02:00
parent f3517a1aa6
commit c0ad0606df

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@ -1210,7 +1210,7 @@ fn allocStackPtr(self: *Self, inst: Air.Inst.Index) !WValue {
/// From given zig bitsize, returns the wasm bitsize
fn toWasmBits(bits: u16) ?u16 {
return for ([_]u16{ 32, 64 }) |wasm_bits| {
return for ([_]u16{ 32, 64, 128 }) |wasm_bits| {
if (bits <= wasm_bits) return wasm_bits;
} else null;
}
@ -1837,8 +1837,11 @@ fn store(self: *Self, lhs: WValue, rhs: WValue, ty: Type, offset: u32) InnerErro
}
},
.Int => if (ty.intInfo(self.target).bits > 64) {
const len = @intCast(u32, ty.abiSize(self.target));
return self.memcpy(lhs, rhs, .{ .imm32 = len });
const lsb = try self.load(rhs, Type.u64, 0);
const msb = try self.load(rhs, Type.u64, 8);
try self.store(lhs, lsb, Type.u64, 0);
try self.store(lhs, msb, Type.u64, 8);
return;
},
else => {},
}
@ -2900,8 +2903,11 @@ fn airIntcast(self: *Self, inst: Air.Inst.Index) InnerError!WValue {
const ty = self.air.getRefType(ty_op.ty);
const operand = try self.resolveInst(ty_op.operand);
const operand_ty = self.air.typeOf(ty_op.operand);
if (ty.abiSize(self.target) > 8 or operand_ty.abiSize(self.target) > 8) {
return self.fail("todo Wasm intcast for bitsize > 64", .{});
if (ty.zigTypeTag() == .Vector or operand_ty.zigTypeTag() == .Vector) {
return self.fail("todo Wasm intcast for vectors", .{});
}
if (ty.abiSize(self.target) > 16 or operand_ty.abiSize(self.target) > 16) {
return self.fail("todo Wasm intcast for bitsize > 128", .{});
}
return self.intcast(operand, operand_ty, ty);
@ -2909,25 +2915,53 @@ fn airIntcast(self: *Self, inst: Air.Inst.Index) InnerError!WValue {
/// Upcasts or downcasts an integer based on the given and wanted types,
/// and stores the result in a new operand.
/// Asserts type's bitsize <= 64
/// Asserts type's bitsize <= 128
fn intcast(self: *Self, operand: WValue, given: Type, wanted: Type) InnerError!WValue {
const given_info = given.intInfo(self.target);
const wanted_info = wanted.intInfo(self.target);
assert(given_info.bits <= 64);
assert(wanted_info.bits <= 64);
assert(given_info.bits <= 128);
assert(wanted_info.bits <= 128);
const op_bits = toWasmBits(given_info.bits).?;
const wanted_bits = toWasmBits(wanted_info.bits).?;
if (op_bits == wanted_bits) return operand;
try self.emitWValue(operand);
if (op_bits > 32 and wanted_bits == 32) {
if (op_bits > 32 and op_bits <= 64 and wanted_bits == 32) {
try self.emitWValue(operand);
try self.addTag(.i32_wrap_i64);
} else if (op_bits == 32 and wanted_bits > 32) {
} else if (op_bits == 32 and wanted_bits > 32 and wanted_bits <= 64) {
try self.emitWValue(operand);
try self.addTag(switch (wanted_info.signedness) {
.signed => .i64_extend_i32_s,
.unsigned => .i64_extend_i32_u,
});
} else if (wanted_bits == 128) {
// for 128bit integers we store the integer in the virtual stack, rather than a local
const stack_ptr = try self.allocStack(wanted);
// for 32 bit integers, we first coerce the value into a 64 bit integer before storing it
// meaning less store operations are required.
const lhs = if (op_bits == 32) blk: {
const tmp = try self.intcast(
operand,
given,
if (wanted.isSignedInt()) Type.i64 else Type.u64,
);
break :blk tmp;
} else operand;
// store msb first
try self.store(stack_ptr, lhs, Type.u64, 0);
// For signed integers we shift msb by 63 (64bit integer - 1 sign bit) and store remaining value
if (wanted.isSignedInt()) {
const shr = try self.binOp(lhs, .{ .imm64 = 63 }, Type.i64, .shr);
try self.store(stack_ptr, shr, Type.u64, 8);
} else {
// Ensure memory of lsb is zero'd
try self.store(stack_ptr, .{ .imm64 = 0 }, Type.u64, 8);
}
return stack_ptr;
} else unreachable;
const result = try self.allocLocal(wanted);