move most of members to protected section
merge related members into structs
Change-Id: Ief2e092aa5e61ca6f13308f9d9b1937ea6c913b4
Signed-off-by: Mateusz Jablonski <mateusz.jablonski@intel.com>
Include files are now grouped and sorted in following order:
1. Header file of the class the current file implements
2. Project files
3. Third party files
4. Standard library
Change-Id: If31af05652184169f7fee1d7ad08f1b2ed602cf0
Signed-off-by: Filip Hazubski <filip.hazubski@intel.com>
correct add 1 to the current size, gpuRange as gpuRange
only specifies the end address of the pool, not the actual
size, which causes alignment issue of all the offsets of
allocated objects. Also, a page was added in the beginning
of the limited range memory pool to avoid the base address
of it to be 0x0 that is interpreted as invalid address by
heap allocator (This makes the size reduced by pageSize)
Internal 32bit allocator is also initialized in proper way
with corrected base address.
v2: added 'givenMemoryManagerLimimedRangeAllocator' unit
test
v3: adjust size to be freed when DrmMemoryManager instance
is destroyed to 4GB
v4: - defined external 32bit allocator for limited Range
allocation case.
- softpinning object on the correct GPU address
Change-Id: Idaa0206d4133a1476cceb5a48ff8c8528742c76a
Signed-off-by: dongwonk <dongwon.kim@intel.com>
correct mapping of cpu and gpu address in memory allocation
in case of NonSVM. Also, used only aligned address since offset
is already calculated and written to "allocationOffset".
gpuBaseAddress is programmed with 0 instead of base address of
heap because it represents GPU's address space.
v2: add allocationOffset to the aligned address in allocation
data to point to exact starting address of buffer in two
NonSVM allocation unit tests
Change-Id: I32ef512de64a13459b7c132672f837c5cb210ada
Signed-off-by: dongwonk <dongwon.kim@intel.com>
checks the address + size of buffer object to determine
whether the object is located within 32bit address space
boundary.
v2: changed end year to 2019 in ther license term
v3: added unit test for checking of flag when size of
bo is given.
v4: two different unit tests are created to cover two
different case separately
Change-Id: Ie2df6025fc116aca679dcfe88d858ff240278c39
Signed-off-by: dongwonk <dongwon.kim@intel.com>
The internal 32bit allocator sometimes need CPU address to access
or store data when it is in reduced address space scenario.
Change-Id: I6c0b3f9703ae3e124249b41ad7d81f03ad93ad17
Signed-off-by: Kai Chen <kai.chen@intel.com>
- fill AllocationData in one place
- remove allocateGraphicsMemoryForSVM function
- refactor SVM manager tests
Change-Id: I6f4ecd70503da8031cced50ea98a54162fd8e5d3
Signed-off-by: Mateusz Jablonski <mateusz.jablonski@intel.com>
- remove method allocateGraphicsMemory(size_t size)
- pass allocation type in allocation properties
- set allocation type in allocateGraphicsMemoryInPreferredPool
Change-Id: Ia9296d0ab2f711b7d78aff615cb56b3a246b60ec
Signed-off-by: Mateusz Jablonski <mateusz.jablonski@intel.com>
- make AllocationData a protected structure
- use AllocationProperties instead of AllocationFlags
- refactor methods: allocateGraphicsMemory64kb, allocateGraphicsMemoryForSVM
- call AllocateGraphicsMemoryInPreferredPool in AllocateGraphicsMemory
where there is no host ptr
Change-Id: Ie9ca47b1bccacd00f8486e7d1bf6fb3985e5cb12
Signed-off-by: Mateusz Jablonski <mateusz.jablonski@intel.com>
pass struct with properties to allocate graphics memory methods:
for protected methods use AllocationData
for public methods use AllocationProperties
Change-Id: Ie1c3cb6b5e330bc4adac2ca8b0bf02d30ec76065
Signed-off-by: Mateusz Jablonski <mateusz.jablonski@intel.com>
Code implementation of GPU address allocator for devices with reduced
address space.
Change-Id: Ieb0412c5930fdd71f90741055cf89c0338b01133
Signed-off-by: Kai Chen <kai.chen@intel.com>
- Residency is being controlled by Graphics Allocation.
- Duplicates are now eliminated only for shared resources.
Change-Id: Ib51e2739a07728ae0b94abf6cce2e9981b017111
- add EnableLocalMemory debug variable
- separate OSInterface::osEnableLocalMemory for dll and unit tests
Change-Id: I78a1f60364eece28b30ce3e91418e7d72ba3e0d9
Updating files modified in 2018 only. Older files remain with old style
copyright header
Change-Id: Ic99f2e190ad74b4b7f2bd79dd7b9fa5fbe36ec92
Signed-off-by: Artur Harasimiuk <artur.harasimiuk@intel.com>
- extend constructor to take new flag
- extend ExecutionEnvironment createMemoryManager with new flag
- only OsAgnosticMemoryManager changes in this step
Change-Id: I1dae4fd79fe28fd87e42b237600dc216c94b597e
- remove Wddm parameter from WddmCommandStreamReceiver
and pass it via ExecutionEnvironment
- remove drm parameter from DrmCommandStreamReceiver
and pass it via ExecutionEnvironment
- remove void parametr from TbxCommandStreamReceiverHw
Change-Id: Ib76332f1341339426e86e0ce2b6ce96919219881
- make createGraphicsAllocationFromSharedHandle and
freeGraphicsMemory more threadsafe - there was race condition
where one thread called PRIME_FD_TO_HANDLE ioctl when the other just
closed the last handle with GEM_CLOSE ioctl. This led to situation
where newly acquired handle from PRIME_FD_TO_HANDLE was already invalid
and used in exec.
- adding mutex for the time of accessing shared handles container
and ioctls (GEM_CLOSE and PRIME_FD_TO_HANDLE) resolves racing problem
Change-Id: I8417a036a1429be8f1ba97e63ebdda2707960564
- OsInterface is now a part of execution environment
- it is created when getDevice is being called
- move ownership of wddm from Wddm Memory manager to OSInterface
- reuse osInterface on Linux in Command Stream Receiver
- currently OsInterface is not reused upon command stream receiver creation
on Windows this will change in further commits.
- make enumAdapters non static function
Change-Id: I10f36c01e6729f48653e3b5c11cbc32e811ce754
This commit addresses crash issue in AUB standalone mode
when queue profiling is enabled on Linux platform.
Change-Id: Ie2d02093d3628efac3a8925890f22afd6a49469d
- createGraphicsAllocationFromSharedHandle was not threadsafe,
instead of reusing BufferObject for a single handle when
multiple threads were creating memory objects from a single VASurface,
new BO could be created and placed in container with BOs for reuse.
This was leading to errors in ioctl calls.
- add lock for following set of operations:
1. find BufferObject with a given handle in container
2. create shared BO when not found
3. add shared BO to container
prevents creating multiple BOs for a single handle
- replace recursive mutex with regular mutex as mutex shouldn't
be locked recursively
Change-Id: I0937e2abf3bf1c672c6d77422d46e441f7216a68
- do not always expect failures in tests with failure injections
there is retry mechanism for some cases
Change-Id: If7589d2dacc41216d2f3b08f861209bbab179615
- new ExtendableEnum struct that serves as enum but can
be extended with values
- decrease dependencies on graphics_allocation.h header -
use forward class declaration when possible
- memoryPool indicates what kind of memory is allocated
for a given GraphicsAllocation
Change-Id: I7a707c28dc4544cc73abc5f0ed5263ba5be17452
- replace createGraphicsAllocationWithRequiredBitness with more general
methodallocateGraphicsMemoryInPreferredPool based on passed
AllocationData
- proper flags for allocation selected based on AllocationType
- remove allocateGraphicsMemory(size_t size, size_t alignment)
and use allocateGraphicsMemory(size_t size) instead where default
alignment is sufficient, otherwise use full options version:
allocateGraphicsMemory(size_t size, size_t alignment,
bool forcePin, bool uncacheable)
Change-Id: I2da891f372ee181253cb840568a61b33c0d71fc9
- change GraphicsAllocatoin::AllocationType to scoped enumeration
so that ALLOCATION_TYPE_ prefix in every enum value can be removed
- all accesses are typed (example AllocationType::IMAGE)
- Rename allocationType to AllocationUsage to eliminate confusion
with multiple AllocationType enums / types
Change-Id: I16003297ecfcb0aaa5779ad00706c5d983914bbe
- move AUBDumpToggleCaptureOnOff from HKLM to HKCU without admin rights
- fix AUB subcapture in toggle mode to call make resident in standalone mode
Change-Id: Ia6971921f33bb9ca63112790af870217da8a1585