ptx-90-parser 0.4.2

Parse NVIDIA PTX 9.0 assembly into a structured AST and explore modules via a CLI.
Documentation
### Syntax

```
// 32-bit scalar operation, with optional secondary operation
vop.dtype.atype.u32{.sat}.mode       d, a{.asel}, b{.bsel};
vop.dtype.atype.u32{.sat}.mode.op2   d, a{.asel}, b{.bsel}, c;

// 32-bit scalar operation, with optional data merge
vop.dtype.atype.u32{.sat}.mode  d.dsel, a{.asel}, b{.bsel}, c;

 vop   = { vshl, vshr };
.dtype = .atype = { .u32, .s32 };
.mode  = { .clamp, .wrap };
.dsel  = .asel  = .bsel  = { .b0, .b1, .b2, .b3, .h0, .h1 };
.op2   = { .add, .min, .max };
```

### Semantics

```
// extract byte/half-word/word and sign- or zero-extend
// based on source operand type
ta = partSelectSignExtend( a,atype, asel );
tb = partSelectSignExtend( b, .u32, bsel );
if ( mode == .clamp  && tb > 32 )  tb = 32;
if ( mode == .wrap )                       tb = tb & 0x1f;
switch ( vop ){
   case vshl:  tmp = ta << tb;
   case vshr:  tmp = ta >> tb;
}
// saturate, taking into account destination type and merge operations
tmp = optSaturate( tmp, sat, isSigned(dtype), dsel );
d = optSecondaryOp( op2, tmp, c );  // optional secondary operation
d = optMerge( dsel, tmp, c );       // optional merge with c operand
```

### Examples

```
vshl.s32.u32.u32.clamp  r1, r2, r3;
vshr.u32.u32.u32.wrap   r1, r2, r3.h1;
```