if (prog->argc != (num)) { \
prog->vmerror++; \
fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: invalid number of arguments for %s: %i, expected %i\n", \
- __FUNCTION__, prog->argc, (num)); \
+ __func__, prog->argc, (num)); \
return -1; \
} \
} while (0)
ir_value *operand)
{
int ot = TYPE_FLOAT;
+ ir_value *minus_1 = NULL;
+ if (opcode == VINSTR_NEG_F || opcode == VINSTR_NEG_V)
+ minus_1 = ir_builder_imm_float(self->owner->owner, -1.0f, false);
switch (opcode) {
case INSTR_NOT_F:
case INSTR_NOT_V:
case INSTR_NOT_I: */
ot = TYPE_FLOAT;
break;
-
- /*
- * Negation for virtual instructions is emulated with 0-value. Thankfully
- * the operand for 0 already exists so we just source it from here.
- */
+ /* Negation is implemented as -1 * <operand> */
case VINSTR_NEG_F:
- return ir_block_create_general_instr(self, ctx, label, INSTR_SUB_F, NULL, operand, ot);
+ return ir_block_create_general_instr(self, ctx, label, INSTR_MUL_F, minus_1, operand, TYPE_FLOAT);
case VINSTR_NEG_V:
- return ir_block_create_general_instr(self, ctx, label, INSTR_SUB_V, NULL, operand, TYPE_VECTOR);
+ return ir_block_create_general_instr(self, ctx, label, INSTR_MUL_FV, minus_1, operand, TYPE_VECTOR);
default:
ot = operand->vtype;