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7f9a55f7
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2016-10-03T14:32:08
Fix integer math overflows in the preprocessor Evaluating integer expressions in the ESSL preprocessor may result in overflowing the signed integer range. Implement wrapping overflow for preprocessor expressions in a way that doesn't hit any undefined behavior. In the ESSL spec, preprocessor expressions are defined to have mostly the same semantics as in C++. Since C++ doesn't define what happens on signed integer overflow, we choose to make most of the operators wrap on overflow for backward compatibility and consistency with the rest of the ESSL spec. We reuse the existing wrapping overflow helpers that are used for constant folding. To be able to do this, the type used in the preprocessor expression parser is changed from 64-bit to 32-bit. Shifting negative numbers is implemented as a logical shift. This cannot be disallowed since dEQP requires shaders shifting negative numbers to pass compilation. Undefined bitwise shifts where the offset is greater than 31 will now result in a compile-time error. A couple of test cases are now covered by the preprocessor tests rather than full compilation tests. This isolates the tests better and they run faster. BUG=chromium:652223 TEST=angle_unittests Change-Id: I84be40d404c10ecd0846c5d477e626a94a2a8587 Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/392146 Commit-Queue: Olli Etuaho <oetuaho@nvidia.com> Reviewed-by: Jamie Madill <jmadill@chromium.org>