export const description = `
Validation tests for comparison expressions.
`;

import { makeTestGroup } from '../../../../../common/framework/test_group.js';
import { keysOf, objectsToRecord } from '../../../../../common/util/data_tables.js';
import {
  isFloatType,
  kAllScalarsAndVectors,
  ScalarType,
  scalarTypeOf,
  Type,
  VectorType,
} from '../../../../util/conversion.js';
import { ShaderValidationTest } from '../../shader_validation_test.js';

export const g = makeTestGroup(ShaderValidationTest);

// A list of scalar and vector types.
const kScalarAndVectorTypes = objectsToRecord(kAllScalarsAndVectors);

// A list of comparison operators and a flag for whether they support boolean values or not.
const kComparisonOperators = {
  eq: { op: '==', supportsBool: true },
  ne: { op: '!=', supportsBool: true },
  gt: { op: '>', supportsBool: false },
  ge: { op: '>=', supportsBool: false },
  lt: { op: '<', supportsBool: false },
  le: { op: '<=', supportsBool: false },
};

g.test('scalar_vector')
  .desc(
    `
  Validates that scalar and vector comparison expressions are only accepted for compatible types.
  `
  )
  .params(u =>
    u
      .combine('lhs', keysOf(kScalarAndVectorTypes))
      .combine(
        'rhs',
        // Skip vec3 and vec4 on the RHS to keep the number of subcases down.
        keysOf(kScalarAndVectorTypes).filter(
          value => !(value.startsWith('vec3') || value.startsWith('vec4'))
        )
      )
      .beginSubcases()
      .combine('op', keysOf(kComparisonOperators))
  )
  .fn(t => {
    const lhs = kScalarAndVectorTypes[t.params.lhs];
    const rhs = kScalarAndVectorTypes[t.params.rhs];
    const lhsElement = scalarTypeOf(lhs);
    const rhsElement = scalarTypeOf(rhs);
    const hasF16 = lhsElement === Type.f16 || rhsElement === Type.f16;
    const code = `
${hasF16 ? 'enable f16;' : ''}
const lhs = ${lhs.create(0).wgsl()};
const rhs = ${rhs.create(0).wgsl()};
const foo = lhs ${kComparisonOperators[t.params.op].op} rhs;
`;

    let valid = false;

    // Determine if the element types are comparable.
    let elementIsCompatible = false;
    if (lhsElement === Type.abstractInt) {
      // Abstract integers are comparable to any other numeric type.
      elementIsCompatible = rhsElement !== Type.bool;
    } else if (rhsElement === Type.abstractInt) {
      // Abstract integers are comparable to any other numeric type.
      elementIsCompatible = lhsElement !== Type.bool;
    } else if (lhsElement === Type.abstractFloat) {
      // Abstract floats are comparable to any other float type.
      elementIsCompatible = isFloatType(rhsElement);
    } else if (rhsElement === Type.abstractFloat) {
      // Abstract floats are comparable to any other float type.
      elementIsCompatible = isFloatType(lhsElement);
    } else {
      // Non-abstract types are only comparable to values with the exact same type.
      elementIsCompatible = lhsElement === rhsElement;
    }

    // Determine if the full type is comparable.
    if (lhs instanceof ScalarType && rhs instanceof ScalarType) {
      valid = elementIsCompatible;
    } else if (lhs instanceof VectorType && rhs instanceof VectorType) {
      // Vectors are only comparable if the vector widths match.
      valid = lhs.width === rhs.width && elementIsCompatible;
    }

    if (lhsElement === Type.bool) {
      valid &&= kComparisonOperators[t.params.op].supportsBool;
    }

    t.expectCompileResult(valid, code);
  });

interface InvalidTypeConfig {
  // An expression that produces a value of the target type.
  expr: string;
  // A function that converts an expression of the target type into a valid comparison operand.
  control: (x: string) => string;
}
const kInvalidTypes: Record<string, InvalidTypeConfig> = {
  mat2x2f: {
    expr: 'm',
    control: e => `${e}[0]`,
  },

  array: {
    expr: 'arr',
    control: e => `${e}[0]`,
  },

  ptr: {
    expr: '(&u)',
    control: e => `*${e}`,
  },

  atomic: {
    expr: 'a',
    control: e => `atomicLoad(&${e})`,
  },

  texture: {
    expr: 't',
    control: e => `textureLoad(${e}, vec2(), 0)`,
  },

  sampler: {
    expr: 's',
    control: e => `textureSampleLevel(t, ${e}, vec2(), 0)`,
  },

  struct: {
    expr: 'str',
    control: e => `${e}.u`,
  },
};

g.test('invalid_types')
  .desc(
    `
  Validates that comparison expressions are never accepted for non-scalar and non-vector types.
  `
  )
  .params(u =>
    u
      .combine('op', keysOf(kComparisonOperators))
      .combine('type', keysOf(kInvalidTypes))
      .combine('control', [true, false])
      .beginSubcases()
  )
  .fn(t => {
    const type = kInvalidTypes[t.params.type];
    const expr = t.params.control ? type.control(type.expr) : type.expr;
    const code = `
@group(0) @binding(0) var t : texture_2d<f32>;
@group(0) @binding(1) var s : sampler;
@group(0) @binding(2) var<storage, read_write> a : atomic<i32>;

struct S { u : u32 }

var<private> u : u32;
var<private> m : mat2x2f;
var<private> arr : array<i32, 4>;
var<private> str : S;

@compute @workgroup_size(1)
fn main() {
  let foo = ${expr} ${kComparisonOperators[t.params.op].op} ${expr};
}
`;

    t.expectCompileResult(t.params.control, code);
  });