{
instr_cat6_a6xx_t *cat6 = &instr->cat6_a6xx;
+ if (gpu_id < 600)
+ return true;
+
/* At least one of these two bits is pad in all the possible
* "legacy" cat6 encodings, and a analysis of all the pre-a6xx
* cmdstream traces I have indicates that the pad bit is zero
* in all cases. So we can use this to detect new encoding:
*/
if ((cat6->pad3 & 0x4) && (cat6->pad5 & 0x2)) {
- ir3_assert(gpu_id >= 600);
ir3_assert(instr->cat6.opc == 0);
return false;
}
/* cat6 */
+ INSTR_5XX(c6e60000_00010600, "ldgb.untyped.4d.u32.1 r0.x, g[0], r1.x, r0.x"),
+ INSTR_5XX(d7660204_02000a01, "(sy)stib.typed.2d.u32.1 g[1], r0.x, r0.z, r1.x", .parse_fail=true),
+
INSTR_6XX(c0c00000_00000000, "stg.f16 g[hr0.x], hr0.x, hr0.x", .parse_fail=true),
/* dEQP-GLES31.functional.tessellation.invariance.outer_edge_symmetry.isolines_equal_spacing_ccw */
INSTR_6XX(c0d20906_02800004, "stg.f32 g[r1.x+r1.z], r0.z, 2"), /* stg.a.f32 g[r1.x+(r1.z<<2)], r0.z, 2 */