- There was a wrong cast in Graphics Allocation constructor resulting
in wrong GPU address generation in some sporadic scenarios.
- Problem appears in 32 bit applications where void* address is cast to
uint64_t value, if c style cast is used it makes trailing bit to be
populated to higher bits constructing wrong value
0xf000000 is being casted to 0xfffffffff0000000 while it should be casted to
0x00000000f0000000
- added special cast function for further use.
Change-Id: I56d53a8e13e17cbacd127566442eea3f6a089977
Any CPU related updates such as clEnqueueMapBuffer or similar
need to trigger a re-dump of memory prior to the next clEnqueue call.
Change-Id: I7b31e559278e92ff55b6ebab8ef4190caef1ebc0
- simplify os agnostic memory manager
- remove pointer map
- move cpuPtr allocate logic to graphics allocation
- do not release tag allocation while injecting memory manager
- remove not needed ref count from Memory Allocation
Change-Id: I6ad81ee919c9cde939bc754a9dfc2db7568397d2
This commit moves the allocation's aubfile write permission property
from OS agnostic MemoryAllocation to general GraphicsAllocation class.
Change-Id: I82ca2716d6b65d314460bd9f5d33e1113f9d7c07
Mrozek, Michal