LLVMValueRef b)
{
const struct lp_type type = bld->type;
+ LLVMValueRef shift;
+ LLVMValueRef res;
if(a == bld->zero)
return bld->zero;
assert(0);
}
- if(LLVMIsConstant(a) && LLVMIsConstant(b))
- return LLVMConstMul(a, b);
+ if(type.fixed)
+ shift = lp_build_int_const_scalar(type, type.width/2);
+ else
+ shift = NULL;
+
+ if(LLVMIsConstant(a) && LLVMIsConstant(b)) {
+ res = LLVMConstMul(a, b);
+ if(shift) {
+ if(type.sign)
+ res = LLVMConstAShr(res, shift);
+ else
+ res = LLVMConstLShr(res, shift);
+ }
+ }
+ else {
+ res = LLVMBuildMul(bld->builder, a, b, "");
+ if(shift) {
+ if(type.sign)
+ res = LLVMBuildAShr(bld->builder, res, shift, "");
+ else
+ res = LLVMBuildLShr(bld->builder, res, shift, "");
+ }
+ }
- return LLVMBuildMul(bld->builder, a, b, "");
+ return res;
}
}
+/**
+ * Linear interpolation.
+ *
+ * This also works for integer values with a few caveats.
+ *
+ * @sa http://www.stereopsis.com/doubleblend.html
+ */
LLVMValueRef
lp_build_lerp(struct lp_build_context *bld,
LLVMValueRef x,
LLVMValueRef v0,
LLVMValueRef v1)
{
- return lp_build_add(bld, v0, lp_build_mul(bld, x, lp_build_sub(bld, v1, v0)));
+ LLVMValueRef delta;
+ LLVMValueRef res;
+
+ delta = lp_build_sub(bld, v1, v0);
+
+ res = lp_build_mul(bld, x, delta);
+
+ res = lp_build_add(bld, v0, res);
+
+ if(bld->type.fixed)
+ /* XXX: This step is necessary for lerping 8bit colors stored on 16bits,
+ * but it will be wrong for other uses. Basically we need a more
+ * powerful lp_type, capable of further distinguishing the values
+ * interpretation from the value storage. */
+ res = LLVMBuildAnd(bld->builder, res, lp_build_int_const_scalar(bld->type, (1 << bld->type.width/2) - 1), "");
+
+ return res;
}