static/modes/ptx-mode.ts

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import $ from 'jquery';

import * as monaco from 'monaco-editor';

import * as asm from './asm-mode.js';

function definition(): monaco.languages.IMonarchLanguage {
    const ptx = $.extend(true, {}, asm); // deep copy

    // Redefine registers for ptx:
    // Usually ptx registers are in the form "%[pr][0-9]+", but a bunch of magic registers does not follow
    // this scheme (see https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/parallel-thread-execution/index.html#special-registers ).
    // Thus the register-regex captures everything that starts with a '%'.
    ptx.registers = /%[a-z0-9_\\.]+/;

    // Redefine whitespaces, as asm interprets strings with a leading '@' as comments.
    ptx.tokenizer.whitespace = [
        [/[ \t\r\n]+/, 'white'],
        [/\/\*/, 'comment', '@comment'],
        [/\/\/.*$/, 'comment'],
        [/[#;\\].*$/, 'comment'],
    ];

    // Add predicated instructions to the list of root tokens. Search for an opcode next, which is also a root token.
    // Can be @p, @%p, or @!p. PTX docs use lowercase p, nvdisasm uses uppercase P.
    ptx.tokenizer.root.push([/@[!%]?[pP][0-9]+/, {token: 'operator', next: '@root'}]);

    // nvdisasm seems to use a single backtick as basically a comment...:
    //    @!P0 BRA `(.L_x_0)
    // Almost weirder than how MASM uses backticks
    // Comes after an opcode so it goes in rest. Putting it at the very beginning so it fires before any string logic.
    ptx.tokenizer.rest.unshift([/`.+/, {token: 'comment', next: '@root'}]);

    return ptx;
}

monaco.languages.register({id: 'ptx'});
monaco.languages.setMonarchTokensProvider('ptx', definition());

export {};