Results for spec/glsl-1.20/compiler/built-in-functions/distance-vec2-vec2.vert

/Users/mks/Downloads/piglit/framework/../bin/glslparsertest tests/../generated_tests/spec/glsl-1.20/compiler/built-in-functions/distance-vec2-vec2.vert pass 1.20

Returncode: 1

Errors:
Failed to compile vertex shader tests/../generated_tests/spec/glsl-1.20/compiler/built-in-functions/distance-vec2-vec2.vert: ERROR: 0:16: Array size must be an integer constant expression
ERROR: 0:17: Array size must be an integer constant expression
ERROR: 0:18: Array size must be an integer constant expression
ERROR: 0:19: Array size must be an integer constant expression
ERROR: 0:20: Use of undeclared identifier 'array0'
ERROR: 0:20: Use of undeclared identifier 'array1'
ERROR: 0:20: Use of undeclared identifier 'array2'
ERROR: 0:20: Use of undeclared identifier 'array3'



Output:
Shader source:
/* [config]
 * expect_result: pass
 * glsl_version: 1.20
 * [end config]
 *
 * Check that the following test vectors are constant folded correctly:
 * distance(vec2(-0.1, -1.2), vec2(-0.1, -1.2)) => 0.0
 * distance(vec2(-0.1, -1.2), vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999)) => 1.7102047
 * distance(vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999), vec2(-0.1, -1.2)) => 1.7102047
 * distance(vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999), vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999)) => 0.0
 */
#version 120

void main()
{
  float[0.0 <= distance(vec2(-0.1, -1.2), vec2(-0.1, -1.2)) && distance(vec2(-0.1, -1.2), vec2(-0.1, -1.2)) <= 0.0 ? 1 : -1] array0;
  float[1.71019 <= distance(vec2(-0.1, -1.2), vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999)) && distance(vec2(-0.1, -1.2), vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999)) <= 1.71022 ? 1 : -1] array1;
  float[1.71019 <= distance(vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999), vec2(-0.1, -1.2)) && distance(vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999), vec2(-0.1, -1.2)) <= 1.71022 ? 1 : -1] array2;
  float[0.0 <= distance(vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999), vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999)) && distance(vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999), vec2(-0.41999999, 0.47999999)) <= 0.0 ? 1 : -1] array3;
  gl_Position = vec4(array0.length() + array1.length() + array2.length() + array3.length());
}