- remove unused MemoryManagementFixture.
MemoryLeaks are tracked using MemoryLeakListener no need to duplicate
with Fixure.
MMF should be used when you need to inject memory allocation failure
Change-Id: I95bcaa7051acf540c5b015c5489ed6a6fc38ee8e
- Align SIP kernel & STATE_SIP programming.
- on Linux address may be non 0
- on Windows address is expected to be always 0
Change-Id: I385ed59ef652382f3f17d1afe55f6050d07ed1f4
use preprocessor sequence to convert define value to stirng:
#define q(a) #a
#define tostr(b) q(b)
Change-Id: If0a9ccfcc543523309be4995c05125bf8fbf2081
- This removes Instruction Heap allocation from enqueue path
- Blocked path is handled as well
- Heap is no longer allocated on demand it is bind to kernelInfo.
Change-Id: I54545beceed3404ee0330a8bac2b0934944cac30
- Switch to internal heap for kernel ISA allocations.
- remove IH from various functions
- remove IHState from CSR , IH is never dirty
- ISA is no longer copied on enqueue calls.
Change-Id: I0099cf2a9ebab6192ea03a74dd35f7da963fd5a5
- Allocator now uses uint64_t instead of void*.
- This is due to the fact that it is required to work on 64 bit addresses
in 32 bit dll.
Change-Id: Ia715ea7913efc95a2974aff8dff390203d8125a8
- do not store fragment in map until hostPointerValidation
is done
- set pointers to nullptr after delete in cleanOsHandles
Change-Id: I0bf99c3215c4b91ce059bb4e94716671c49f1946
Intel Graphics Compiler is preparing change to unify compiler naming.
They will expose two variables which we should use when loading compiler
libraries.
Change-Id: I49ea2ce9f4bb705ccd3fb8d2b19c61c0622e6c09
- if no options are passed try to read options
and internal options from text files.
- refactor code for reading from file.
Change-Id: I608c70f3afe77a4e4845fe1c96cc9d31464c6122
- Make sure that blocks ISA is made resident
- both blocked & non blocked path
- fix a bug where private surface was not made resident in blocked path.
Change-Id: Ie564595b176b94ecc7c79d7efeae20598c5874fb
Add macro to simplify iteration for gens, platforms and test configs
Common usage:
1. Write macro "macro_for_each_platform", you can use variables:
GEN_TYPE, GEN_TYPE_LOWER, PLATFORM_IT, PLATFORM_IT_LOWER
2. Write macro "macro_for_each_gen", you can use variables:
GEN_TYPE, GEN_TYPE_LOWER
3. In macro "macro_for_each_gen" call "apply_macro_for_each_platform"
4. Call "apply_macro_for_each_gen" with gen type (SUPPORTED/TESTED)
When needed iterate over test configurations:
1. Write macro "macro_for_each_test_config", you can use variables from
parent macro and SLICES, SUBSLICES and EU_PER_SS
2. In macro "macro_for_each_platform" call "apply_macro_for_each_test_config"
with specified type (AUB_TESTS/MT_TESTS/UNIT_TESTS)
Change-Id: Icd537f409a224a1ffade1874065f8fee66189350
- limit the amount of atomic reads
- change debug callback code to not test atomic
- change logic of seeing if we are within limits.
Change-Id: I67e6cf0558f2db60a50bf3ecdf7287d345bf50ae
Allows having a single .def file template while supporting
dynamic concatenation of exported functions to the list
Change-Id: I5186f2f028092bad7e2968b96062edd96454d81d
-This is to make sure those functions are not called when gtpin is not used
-This preserves CPU instruction cache pollution.
-Our enqueue path needs to be as thin as possible, even with this small change
there is visible gain in ULT execution time.
Change-Id: I44cc2144754cda95ca1fe058184cd8a151b8d35c
