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refactor: correct naming of enum class constants 4/n

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Signed-off-by: Mateusz Jablonski <mateusz.jablonski@intel.com>
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Mateusz Jablonski
2023-12-12 11:37:31 +00:00
committed by Compute-Runtime-Automation
parent 01dd503e47
commit 432142c574
86 changed files with 314 additions and 314 deletions
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shared/source/helpers/heap_base_address_model.h
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@@ -17,26 +17,26 @@ enum class HeapAddressModel : uint32_t {
* Heaps are allocated and owned by each command list.
* Command lists will require to reload SBA command before execution.
*/
PrivateHeaps = 0,
privateHeaps = 0,
/*
* Global stateless - command list can use only stateless addressing.
* Surface state heap is allocated per context for driver's allocations only (debug and scratch)
* Command lists do not require SBA command reload. SBA is dispatched only once for heap addresses.
*/
GlobalStateless = 1,
globalStateless = 1,
/*
* Global bindless - command list can use stateless or bindless addressing.
* Surface and dynamic heaps are allocated in global, 4GB allocator for all allocations and samplers used.
* Command lists do not require SBA command reload. SBA is dispatched only once for heap addresses.
*/
GlobalBindless = 2,
globalBindless = 2,
/*
* Global bindful - command list can use any addressing.
* Surface and dynamic heaps are allocated in global, 4GB allocator for all allocations and samplers used.
* Binding table base address is programed by special heap manager that provides and reuses space for bti
* Command lists might require dynamic binding table base address command reload when binding table heap manager requires to reload base address.
*/
GlobalBindful = 3
globalBindful = 3
};
} // namespace NEO

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shared/source/helpers/kernel_helpers.cpp
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@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ KernelHelper::ErrorCode KernelHelper::checkIfThereIsSpaceForScratchOrPrivate(Ker
auto &gfxCoreHelper = device->getRootDeviceEnvironment().getHelper<NEO::GfxCoreHelper>();
uint32_t maxScratchSize = gfxCoreHelper.getMaxScratchSize();
if ((attributes.perThreadScratchSize[0] > maxScratchSize) || (attributes.perThreadScratchSize[1] > maxScratchSize)) {
return KernelHelper::ErrorCode::INVALID_KERNEL;
return KernelHelper::ErrorCode::invalidKernel;
}
auto globalMemorySize = device->getDeviceInfo().globalMemSize;
auto computeUnitsForScratch = device->getDeviceInfo().computeUnitsUsedForScratch;
@@ -80,9 +80,9 @@ KernelHelper::ErrorCode KernelHelper::checkIfThereIsSpaceForScratchOrPrivate(Ker
totalScratchSize > globalMemorySize ||
totalPrivateScratchSize > globalMemorySize) {
return KernelHelper::ErrorCode::OUT_OF_DEVICE_MEMORY;
return KernelHelper::ErrorCode::outOfDeviceMemory;
}
return KernelHelper::ErrorCode::SUCCESS;
return KernelHelper::ErrorCode::success;
}
bool KernelHelper::isAnyArgumentPtrByValue(const KernelDescriptor &kernelDescriptor) {

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shared/source/helpers/kernel_helpers.h
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@@ -17,9 +17,9 @@ class Device;
struct KernelHelper {
enum class ErrorCode {
SUCCESS = 0,
OUT_OF_DEVICE_MEMORY = 1,
INVALID_KERNEL = 2
success = 0,
outOfDeviceMemory = 1,
invalidKernel = 2
};
static uint32_t getMaxWorkGroupCount(uint32_t simd, uint32_t availableThreadCount, uint32_t dssCount, uint32_t availableSlmSize,
uint32_t usedSlmSize, uint32_t maxBarrierCount, uint32_t numberOfBarriers, uint32_t workDim,