vkd3d/tests/hlsl/texture-ordering.shader_test

[require]
shader model >= 4.0
shader model < 6.0

[sampler 0]
filter linear linear linear
address clamp clamp clamp

[sampler 1]
filter linear linear linear
address clamp clamp clamp

[sampler 2]
filter linear linear linear
address clamp clamp clamp

[sampler 3]
filter linear linear linear
address clamp clamp clamp

[sampler 4]
filter linear linear linear
address clamp clamp clamp

[sampler 5]
filter linear linear linear
address clamp clamp clamp

[sampler 6]
filter linear linear linear
address clamp clamp clamp

[texture 0]
size (1, 1)
0.0 0.0 0.0 1.0

[texture 1]
size (1, 1)
1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0

[texture 2]
size (1, 1)
2.0 2.0 2.0 1.0

[texture 3]
size (1, 1)
3.0 3.0 3.0 1.0

[texture 4]
size (1, 1)
4.0 4.0 4.0 1.0

[texture 5]
size (1, 1)
5.0 5.0 5.0 1.0

[texture 6]
size (1, 1)
6.0 6.0 6.0 1.0

[texture 7]
size (1, 1)
7.0 7.0 7.0 1.0

[texture 8]
size (1, 1)
8.0 8.0 8.0 1.0

[texture 9]
size (1, 1)
9.0 9.0 9.0 1.0


% Regarding resource allocation ordering in SM4, textures go in this order:
% 1. Textures created from SM1-style samples, in decreasing "bind count".
%     In case there is a tie in the "bind count", the order is given by the order of appearance of
%     the tex1D/tex2D/tex3D/texCube calls that create them.
% 2. Regular textures in order of declaration.
%
% Note that the "bind count" should not be confused with the "allocation size".
%
% The "bind count" appears in the RDEF table ("Count" row), and is determined by the last field
% actually used.
% The "allocation size" for textures affects the starting register id for the next resource in the
% table, and may be larger than the "bind count".

[require]
shader model >= 4.0
shader model < 6.0
options: backcompat

[pixel shader]
// Name                                 Type  Format         Dim      HLSL Bind  Count
// ------------------------------ ---------- ------- ----------- -------------- ------
// sam_arr_10                        sampler      NA          NA             s0      1
// sam_arr_01                        sampler      NA          NA             s1      2
// sam_arr_11                        sampler      NA          NA             s3      2
// samA                              sampler      NA          NA             s5      1
// samB                              sampler      NA          NA             s6      1
// sam_arr_11                        texture  float4          2d             t0      2
// sam_arr_01                        texture  float4          2d             t2      2
// samB                              texture  float4          2d             t4      1
// sam_arr_10                        texture  float4          2d             t5      1
// samA                              texture  float4          2d             t6      1
// tex                               texture  float4          2d             t7      1
// texs                              texture  float4          2d             t8      2

Texture2D tex;
Texture2D texs[2];
sampler samA;
sampler samB;
sampler sam_arr_10[2];
sampler sam_arr_01[2];
sampler sam_arr_11[2];

float4 main() : sv_target
{
    float4 f = 0, g = 0, h = 0, res;

    f += 100 * tex2D(samB, float2(0, 0));
    f +=  10 * tex2D(sam_arr_10[0], float2(0, 0));
    f +=   1 * tex2D(sam_arr_11[0], float2(0, 0));
    g += 100 * tex2D(sam_arr_11[1], float2(0, 0));
    g +=  10 * tex2D(sam_arr_01[1], float2(0, 0));
    g +=   1 * texs[1].Load(int3(0, 0, 0));
    h += 100 * texs[0].Load(int3(0, 0, 0));
    h +=  10 * tex.Load(int3(0, 0, 0));
    h +=   1 * tex2D(samA, float2(0, 0));

    res.x = f.x;
    res.y = g.x;
    res.z = h.x;
    res.w = f.w + g.w + h.w;

    return res;
}

[test]
draw quad
probe all rgba (450, 139, 876, 333)


% Same as the first test, but inverting the declaration order.
% Regarding textures, only the allocation of those that are not created from samplers is affected.
[pixel shader]
// Name                                 Type  Format         Dim      HLSL Bind  Count
// ------------------------------ ---------- ------- ----------- -------------- ------
// sam_arr_11                        sampler      NA          NA             s0      2
// sam_arr_01                        sampler      NA          NA             s2      2
// sam_arr_10                        sampler      NA          NA             s4      1
// samB                              sampler      NA          NA             s5      1
// samA                              sampler      NA          NA             s6      1
// sam_arr_11                        texture  float4          2d             t0      2
// sam_arr_01                        texture  float4          2d             t2      2
// samB                              texture  float4          2d             t4      1
// sam_arr_10                        texture  float4          2d             t5      1
// samA                              texture  float4          2d             t6      1
// texs                              texture  float4          2d             t7      2
// tex                               texture  float4          2d             t9      1

sampler sam_arr_11[2];
sampler sam_arr_01[2];
sampler sam_arr_10[2];
sampler samB;
sampler samA;
Texture2D texs[2];
Texture2D tex;

float4 main() : sv_target
{
    float4 f = 0, g = 0, h = 0, res;

    f += 100 * tex2D(samB, float2(0, 0));
    f +=  10 * tex2D(sam_arr_10[0], float2(0, 0));
    f +=   1 * tex2D(sam_arr_11[0], float2(0, 0));
    g += 100 * tex2D(sam_arr_11[1], float2(0, 0));
    g +=  10 * tex2D(sam_arr_01[1], float2(0, 0));
    g +=   1 * texs[1].Load(int3(0, 0, 0));
    h += 100 * texs[0].Load(int3(0, 0, 0));
    h +=  10 * tex.Load(int3(0, 0, 0));
    h +=   1 * tex2D(samA, float2(0, 0));

    res.x = f.x;
    res.y = g.x;
    res.z = h.x;
    res.w = f.w + g.w + h.w;

    return res;
}

[test]
draw quad
probe all rgba (450, 138, 796, 333)


% Same as the first test, but inverting the resource loads order.
% Regarding textures, only the allocation of those that are created from samplers is affected.
[pixel shader]
// Name                                 Type  Format         Dim      HLSL Bind  Count
// ------------------------------ ---------- ------- ----------- -------------- ------
// sam_arr_10                        sampler      NA          NA             s0      1
// sam_arr_01                        sampler      NA          NA             s1      2
// sam_arr_11                        sampler      NA          NA             s3      2
// samA                              sampler      NA          NA             s5      1
// samB                              sampler      NA          NA             s6      1
// sam_arr_01                        texture  float4          2d             t0      2
// sam_arr_11                        texture  float4          2d             t2      2
// samA                              texture  float4          2d             t4      1
// sam_arr_10                        texture  float4          2d             t5      1
// samB                              texture  float4          2d             t6      1
// tex                               texture  float4          2d             t7      1
// texs                              texture  float4          2d             t8      2

Texture2D tex;
Texture2D texs[2];
sampler samA;
sampler samB;
sampler sam_arr_10[2];
sampler sam_arr_01[2];
sampler sam_arr_11[2];

float4 main() : sv_target
{
    float4 f = 0, g = 0, h = 0, res;

    f += 100 * tex2D(samA, float2(0, 0));
    f +=  10 * tex.Load(int3(0, 0, 0));
    f +=   1 * texs[0].Load(int3(0, 0, 0));
    g += 100 * texs[1].Load(int3(0, 0, 0));
    g +=  10 * tex2D(sam_arr_01[1], float2(0, 0));
    g +=   1 * tex2D(sam_arr_11[1], float2(0, 0));
    h += 100 * tex2D(sam_arr_11[0], float2(0, 0));
    h +=  10 * tex2D(sam_arr_10[0], float2(0, 0));
    h +=   1 * tex2D(samB, float2(0, 0));

    res.x = f.x;
    res.y = g.x;
    res.z = h.x;
    res.w = f.w + g.w + h.w;

    return res;
}

[test]
draw quad
probe all rgba (478, 913, 256, 333)


% We can conclude that for declared texture arrays, if they are used, the "allocation size" is the
% whole array.
% On the other hand, for textures generated from samplers. the "allocation size" is the "bind count".
[pixel shader]
// Name                                 Type  Format         Dim      HLSL Bind  Count
// ------------------------------ ---------- ------- ----------- -------------- ------
// sam_arr                           sampler      NA          NA             s0      2
// sam                               sampler      NA          NA             s2      1
// sam_arr                           texture  float4          2d             t0      2
// texs                              texture  float4          2d             t2      1
// tex                               texture  float4          2d             t5      1

sampler sam;

Texture2D texs[3];
sampler sam_arr[3];
Texture2D tex;

float4 main() : sv_target
{
    float4 res = 0;

    res += 100 * texs[0].Sample(sam, float2(0, 0));
    res +=  10 * tex2D(sam_arr[1], float2(0, 0));
    res +=   1 * tex.Sample(sam, float2(0, 0));
    return res;
}

[test]
draw quad
probe all rgba (215, 215, 215, 111)


% Test that textures created from SM1-style samples allocation order is in decreasing "bind count".
[pixel shader]
// Name                                 Type  Format         Dim      HLSL Bind  Count
// ------------------------------ ---------- ------- ----------- -------------- ------
// tex_100                           sampler      NA          NA             s0      1
// tex_010                           sampler      NA          NA             s1      2
// tex_001                           sampler      NA          NA             s3      3
// tex_001                           texture  float4          2d             t0      3
// tex_010                           texture  float4          2d             t3      2
// tex_100                           texture  float4          2d             t5      1
sampler tex_100[3];
sampler tex_010[3];
sampler tex_001[3];

float4 main() : sv_target
{
    float4 res;

    res.x = tex2D(tex_100[0], float2(0, 0)).x;
    res.y = tex2D(tex_010[1], float2(0, 0)).x;
    res.z = tex2D(tex_001[2], float2(0, 0)).x;
    res.w = 0;
    return res;
}

[test]
draw quad
probe all rgba (5, 4, 2, 0)