tex-window-exhaustive.c

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// Texture windowing exhaustive probes. Naming:
//   WT_MASKxx_OFFxx_<probe>  triangle path window
//   WR_MASKxx_OFFxx_<probe>  rect path window
//   WQ_MASKxx_OFFxx_<probe>  quad path window (verifies the rule
//                            applies to 4-vert sweep too)
//   WS_ABR<n>_<probe>        window × semi-trans
//   WX_<probe>               window × bit-15 transparency
 
CESTER_BODY(
 
// Draw a 32x16 8-bit textured triangle with UV matching screen, then
// the test reads back at a given probe pixel position. Window state
// is set just before the draw via the caller.
static void drawWindowTri(uint8_t mask_x, uint8_t mask_y,
                          uint8_t off_x, uint8_t off_y) {
    rasterReset();
    rasterClearTestRegion(0, 0, 64, 16);
    setTexpage(TEX8_TX, TEX8_TY, 1);
    setTextureWindow(mask_x, mask_y, off_x, off_y);
    rasterTexTri(TEX_MOD_NEUTRAL,
                 0, 0,    0, 0,
                 32, 0,   32, 0,
                 0, 8,    0, 8,
                 CLUT8_FIELD, TEX8_TPAGE);
    rasterFlushPrimitive();
}
 
static void drawWindowRect(uint8_t mask_x, uint8_t mask_y,
                           uint8_t off_x, uint8_t off_y) {
    rasterReset();
    rasterClearTestRegion(0, 0, 64, 16);
    setTexpage(TEX8_TX, TEX8_TY, 1);
    setTextureWindow(mask_x, mask_y, off_x, off_y);
    rasterTexRect(TEX_MOD_NEUTRAL, 0, 0, 0, 0, 32, 8, CLUT8_FIELD);
    rasterFlushPrimitive();
}
 
static void drawWindowQuad(uint8_t mask_x, uint8_t mask_y,
                           uint8_t off_x, uint8_t off_y) {
    rasterReset();
    rasterClearTestRegion(0, 0, 64, 16);
    setTexpage(TEX8_TX, TEX8_TY, 1);
    setTextureWindow(mask_x, mask_y, off_x, off_y);
    rasterFlatTexQuad(TEX_MOD_NEUTRAL,
                      0, 0,    0, 0,
                      31, 0,   31, 0,
                      0, 7,    0, 7,
                      31, 7,   31, 7,
                      CLUT8_FIELD, TEX8_TPAGE);
    rasterFlushPrimitive();
}
 
// Window × semi-trans: 8-bit rect with mask_u=0x01, offset_u=0,
// background pre-filled red. Window collapses u=8..15 to texels 0..7.
// Probe x=8 - WITHOUT window, samples CLUT8[8] = vram555(8, 23, 0).
// WITH window, samples CLUT8[0] = vram555(0, 31, 0). Bit-15 not set,
// no blend - hardware should write the windowed texel value through.
//
// At ABR != 0 the rect command line above shouldn't blend (texel bit
// 15 is 0). This series verifies the gate semantics under window.
static void drawWindowSemi(uint8_t abr) {
    rasterReset();
    rasterFillRect(0, 0, 64, 16, RASTER_VRAM_RED);
    setTexpageAbr(TEX8_TX, TEX8_TY, 1, abr);
    setTextureWindow(0x01, 0, 0, 0);
    rasterTexRectSemi(TEX_MOD_NEUTRAL, 0, 0, 0, 0, 16, 4, CLUT8_FIELD);
    rasterFlushPrimitive();
    setTexpage(0, 0, 0);
}
 
// Window × bit-15-mask transparency: same window as above (mask_u=0x01
// collapses u=8..15 to 0..7), but CLUT8[0] has bit-15 SET. Without
// the window, sampling u=8 gives CLUT8[8] (no mask, opaque). With the
// window, sampling u=8 gives CLUT8[0] (mask SET, semi-trans gate
// fires). Probes whether transparency applies on the windowed sample.
static void drawWindowTransparency(uint8_t abr) {
    rasterReset();
    rasterFillRect(0, 0, 64, 16, RASTER_VRAM_RED);
    uploadClut8MaskedAt0();
    setTexpageAbr(TEX8_TX, TEX8_TY, 1, abr);
    setTextureWindow(0x01, 0, 0, 0);
    /* At x=8 in semi-trans rect path, hardware samples u=8 -> window
       collapses to u=0 -> CLUT8[0] (now masked). Whether the gate
       fires on the windowed or unwindowed value is the question. */
    rasterTexRectSemi(TEX_MOD_NEUTRAL, 0, 0, 0, 0, 16, 4, CLUT8_FIELD);
    rasterFlushPrimitive();
    setTexpage(0, 0, 0);
    /* Restore standard CLUT8 for subsequent tests. */
    uploadClut8();
}
 
)  // CESTER_BODY
 
// ============================================================================
// WT_MASK0X_OFF00: mask sweep at offset=0, single-axis (U).
// Probe x=8 - the test position where the mask effect kicks in.
// ============================================================================
 
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask00_off00_identity, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x00, 0, 0, 0);
    /* mask=0 = identity. x=8 samples texel u=8 normally. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(8), 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask01_off00_wrap8, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x01, 0, 0, 0);
    /* bit 3 cleared: x=8 -> u=8 -> &~0x08=0 -> CLUT8[0]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(0), 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask07_off00_x8, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x07, 0, 0, 0);
    /* bits 3,4,5 cleared: x=8 -> u=8 -> &~0x38=0 -> CLUT8[0]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(0), 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask0f_off00_x8, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x0f, 0, 0, 0);
    /* bits 3-6 cleared: x=8 -> u=8 -> &~0x78=0 -> CLUT8[0]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(0), 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask1f_off00_x8, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x1f, 0, 0, 0);
    /* bits 3-7 cleared: x=8 -> u=8 -> &~0xf8=0 -> CLUT8[0]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(0), 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask1f_off00_x1, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x1f, 0, 0, 0);
    /* x=1 -> u=1. &~0xf8 = 1 -> CLUT8[1]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(1), 1, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask1f_off00_x7, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x1f, 0, 0, 0);
    /* x=7 -> u=7 -> &~0xf8 = 7 -> CLUT8[7]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(7), 7, 0);
)
 
// ============================================================================
// WT_MASK0F_OFFxx: offset sweep at mask=0x0F (4-bit window).
// Offset bits get OR'd into the high bits of u after masking.
// ============================================================================
 
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask0f_off01_x0, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x0f, 0, 0x01, 0);
    /* x=0 -> u=0; filtered_u = 0 | (0x01 << 3) = 0x08 -> CLUT8[8]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(8), 0, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask0f_off03_x0, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x0f, 0, 0x03, 0);
    /* filtered_u = 0 | 0x18 = 0x18 = 24 -> CLUT8[24]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(0x18), 0, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask0f_off0f_x0, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x0f, 0, 0x0f, 0);
    /* filtered_u = 0 | 0x78 = 0x78 = 120. Per the formula CLUT8[120]
       would apply, but the 8-bit fixture is only uploaded for u=0..63
       so u=120 reads BEYOND the uploaded region into whatever VRAM
       contains there. Hardware truth captured at 0x03e0; this is an
       artefact of the test fixture not covering the full mask range,
       not a window-formula divergence. The formula was already
       verified within-range above. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(WT_MASK0F_OFF0F_X0_HW, 0, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask1f_off1f_x0, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x1f, 0, 0x1f, 0);
    /* filtered_u = 0xf8 = 248. Outside uploaded texture range; hardware
       truth captured. Same caveat as above. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(WT_MASK1F_OFF1F_X0_HW, 0, 0);
)
 
// ============================================================================
// Combined U-V mask × offset. V is interesting because our fixture
// pattern doesn't depend on V, so V-windowing alone should be a no-op
// at the pixel level. But the V coords get applied to VRAM read
// addressing - hardware truth is what matters.
// ============================================================================
 
CESTER_TEST(wt_maskU01_maskV01_off00_x8y4, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x01, 0x01, 0, 0);
    /* (8, 4) -> u=8 & ~8 = 0, v=4 & ~8 = 4. CLUT8[0] (V not used). */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(0), 8, 4);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_maskU01_maskV01_off11_x8y4, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x01, 0x01, 0x01, 0x01);
    /* offset (1, 1) sets bit 3 of u and v.
       u=8 & ~8 | 8 = 8; v=4 & ~8 | 8 = 12. CLUT8[8] = expectedClut8Color(8). */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(8), 8, 4);
)
 
// ============================================================================
// Offset > mask. When offset bits are NOT covered by mask, only the
// mask-covered bits of offset apply. psx-spx: filtered = (u & ~M) | (O & M).
// ============================================================================
 
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask01_off07_x0, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x01, 0, 0x07, 0);
    /* mask=0x01 only covers bit 3. offset=0x07 has bits 3-5 set.
       Only bit 3 of offset applies (the rest masked out).
       filtered_u = 0 & ~8 | (0x07 << 3) & 8 = 0 | 8 = 8 -> CLUT8[8]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(8), 0, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wt_mask03_off1f_x0, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTri(0x03, 0, 0x1f, 0);
    /* mask=0x03 covers bits 3-4. offset=0x1F has bits 3-7.
       filtered_u = 0 | (0xf8 & 0x18) = 0x18 -> CLUT8[24]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(0x18), 0, 0);
)
 
// ============================================================================
// Prim-type sweep: window applied to rect and quad. Same mask/offset
// as the triangle reference probe; output should match.
// ============================================================================
 
CESTER_TEST(wr_mask01_off00_x8, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowRect(0x01, 0, 0, 0);
    /* Rect at (0,0) 32x8 with mask_u=0x01, x=8 -> u=8 -> wraps to 0. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(0), 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wq_mask01_off00_x8, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowQuad(0x01, 0, 0, 0);
    /* Quad at (0,0)-(31,0)-(0,7)-(31,7) with mask_u=0x01, x=8 same as
       triangle - wraps to u=0. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(0), 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wr_mask03_off01_x12, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowRect(0x03, 0, 0x01, 0);
    /* x=12 -> u=12=0x0C, &~0x18 = 0x04, | 0x08 = 0x0C -> CLUT8[12]. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(12), 12, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wq_mask03_off01_x12, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowQuad(0x03, 0, 0x01, 0);
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(expectedClut8Color(12), 12, 0);
)
 
// ============================================================================
// Window × semi-trans (window-filtered texel through ABR blend).
// At x=8 with mask_u=0x01: windowed u=0, CLUT8[0] = vram555(0, 31, 0)
// = 0x03e0 (bit-15 = 0 in standard fixture). With bit-15=0, semi-trans
// gate does NOT fire - texel writes through opaquely. So all four
// ABR modes should produce the same un-blended texel = 0x03e0.
// ============================================================================
 
CESTER_TEST(ws_window_semi_abr0, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowSemi(0);
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(WS_WINDOW_SEMI_NO_BLEND, 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(ws_window_semi_abr1, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowSemi(1);
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(WS_WINDOW_SEMI_NO_BLEND, 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(ws_window_semi_abr2, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowSemi(2);
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(WS_WINDOW_SEMI_NO_BLEND, 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(ws_window_semi_abr3, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowSemi(3);
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(WS_WINDOW_SEMI_NO_BLEND, 8, 0);
)
 
// ============================================================================
// Window × bit-15 transparency. With mask_u=0x01, x=8 collapses to
// u=0, sampling CLUT8[0] which now has bit-15 SET. Question: does
// the gate fire on the WINDOWED sample (yes -> blend with bg) or on
// the unfiltered u=8 sample (no - CLUT8[8] has bit-15=0)?
// ============================================================================
 
CESTER_TEST(wx_window_transparency_abr0_x8, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTransparency(0);
    /* If gate fires on windowed sample (bit-15=1 at CLUT8[0]): ABR=0
       blend of red bg and CLUT8[0]. If gate fires on raw u=8 sample
       (bit-15=0 at CLUT8[8] before window): no blend, output = ???
       Hardware truth captured. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(WX_WINDOW_TRANS_ABR0, 8, 0);
)
CESTER_TEST(wx_window_transparency_abr0_x0, gpu_raster_phase15,
    drawWindowTransparency(0);
    /* Control: x=0 doesn't go through window (u=0 mapped to u=0).
       Same as no-window case at x=0. */
    ASSERT_PIXEL_EQ(WX_WINDOW_TRANS_X0, 0, 0);
)