just debugged a wrong shader. Root cause was uninitialized memory of a instruction. I just happened that one operator of an instruction was an input register and its special name was by chance 7 (index id) which resulted in wrong output.
A memset(psInst, 0, sizeof(Instruction) * ui32ShaderLength); after the psInst = hlslcc_malloc(sizeof(Instruction) * ui32ShaderLength); in decode.c (1376) got rid of it.
Hi,
just debugged a wrong shader. Root cause was uninitialized memory of a instruction. I just happened that one operator of an instruction was an input register and its special name was by chance 7 (index id) which resulted in wrong output.
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memset(psInst, 0, sizeof(Instruction) * ui32ShaderLength);after thepsInst = hlslcc_malloc(sizeof(Instruction) * ui32ShaderLength);in decode.c (1376) got rid of it.