- use release instead of free for the fence destroy identifier
- nvhost_dev is a struct name, so use nvhost_device
- compare nvgpu_nvhost_syncpt_read_ext_check retval properly
Also, if the syncpt read fails when checking for fence expiration,
behave as if the wait isn't expired. Possibly getting stuck is safer
than possibly continuing too early.
Jira NVGPU-5617
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Add a "priv" fence struct type and use that in the fence type to
emphasize that the inner data is not meant to be seen.
The fence unit needs to have an outside-visible fence type so that
fences can be allocated directly as a struct field in job metadata for
performance and simplicity, so hiding the type entirely wouldn't work.
A couple of places need to touch the priv data directly in channel code.
Those can be thought to be technically fence unit's code scattered
outside the fence files, but they mean that the architecture is not
perfect yet.
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As the submit job metadata has been simplified, the fence pool for job
tracking fences is now just complex code for very simple purposes, so
delete it. It's enough to hold the fence memory in the job struct itself
instead of having separately allocated objects with different lifetimes.
Each channel is using preallocated job arrays based on the prespecified
inflight job count. The fences are used for tracking job completion, and
a new job cannot be submitted before a previous wait has completed.
This means that even with a ringbuffer with space for only one job, the
previous job memory cannot get reclaimed by a new submit because the
submits are ordered.
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Unify the job metadata handling by deleting the parts that have handled
dynamically allocated job structs and fences. Now a channel can be in
one less mode than before which reduces branching in tricky places and
makes the submit/cleanup sequence easier to understand.
While preallocating all the resources upfront may increase average
memory consumption by some kilobytes, users of channels have to supply
the worst case numbers anyway and this preallocation has been already
done on deterministic channels.
Flip the channel_joblist_delete() call in nvgpu_channel_clean_up_jobs()
to be done after nvgpu_channel_free_job(). Deleting from the list (which
is a ringbuffer) makes it possible to reuse the job again, so the job
must be freed before that. The comment about using post_fence is no
longer valid; nvgpu_channel_abort() does not use fences.
This inverse order has not posed problems before because it's been buggy
only for deterministic channels, and such channels do not do the cleanup
asynchronously so no races are possible. With preallocated job list for
all channels, this would have become a problem.
Jira NVGPU-5492
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Adjust documentation and validity checks in the fence functions for
simplicity.
Now that the cde code is using user fences cleanly, the
do-nothing-on-null action can cause unintended behaviour in new code
using nvgpu_fence_get and nvgpu_fence_put. It does not make sense to
call these with a null fence, so delete the checks.
Extend the documentation in nvgpu_fence_extract_user() for the os fence
lifetime to give a reason for the dup call.
Make nvgpu_fence_from_semaphore() and nvgpu_fence_from_syncpt() return
void. These fill a previously allocated object; the only failure would
have been a null object, but that never happens and is not acceptable
behaviour for callers so delete these null checks and fix types.
Jira NVGPU-5248
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The stored fence in struct gk20a_buffer_state is a post fence of a
previous cde preparation job, if any. This stored fence is passed to
userspace via NVGPU_GPU_IOCTL_PREPARE_COMPRESSIBLE_READ in case a
preparation job was necessary to fulfill the request. As nothing else is
needed from the fence, make it just a struct nvgpu_user_fence.
Add nvgpu_user_fence_clone() for copying this user fence because it's
stored internally and returned to userspace. The refcounted os fence
needs special care. Now that the API is not so trivial anymore, add some
documentation.
Jira NVGPU-5248
Jira NVGPU-5493
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Decouple the fence information needed for providing submit postfences to
userspace by adding a separate type for that and using it to pass fence
data to ioctls.
The data in struct nvgpu_fence_type is used in various places:
- job tracking needs to know when a post fence is expired
- job submitters within the driver (vidmem clears) need to be able to
wait for these fences
- userspace needs the fence as an id, value pair or as a file descriptor
created from an os fence
To keep object lifetimes strict, start decoupling the os fence data out
of struct nvgpu_fence_type: delete nvgpu_fence_install_fd() and add
nvgpu_fence_extract_user() to return a struct nvgpu_user_fence that
contains only the necessary information. Storing the os fence in job
tracking metadata is legacy code and not useful. Passing the os fence
from where it's created through the whole submit path inside this
combined fence type has been convenient, though.
The internally stored cde job fence in dmabuf compression metadata is
still nvgpu_fence_type to keep this patch simple.
Jira NVGPU-5248
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The valid flag in struct nvgpu_fence_type is not very useful. It's set
when a fence is created on an allocated object and read in these three
scenarios:
- nvgpu_fence_install_fd() after a submit, if the submit was successful.
A successful submit implies that a post fence exists.
- nvgpu_fence_wait() for a copyengine job when synchronizing the ce
ringbuffer or when waiting for vidmem clears. In these cases the fence
is also clearly always valid.
- nvgpu_fence_is_expired() when testing whether a tracked job has
completed. Such jobs cannot exist without post fences that are
mandatory for tracking, so the fence must exist.
Remove the valid flag. Remove also the other init checks from the above
functions; they're equally unused and confusing implying that such calls
would be acceptable, causing sloppy code at best.
Jira NVGPU-5248
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Allocated the following two waiter objects for sync point waith path:
Job tracking and CE threads.
2. QNX channel specific job tracking thread.
The above implementation is only available for QNX.
For Linux, waiter index is skipped.
JIRA NVGPU-3009
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The correct config to be used is CONFIG_NVGPU_SW_SEMAPHORE and not
CONFIG_NVGPU_SW_SEMAPHPORE.
Due to this the s/w semaphores were not getting freed.
Bug 200542024
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The following functions belong to the path of kernel_mode submit and
the flag CONFIG_NVGPU_KERNEL_MODE_SUBMIT is used to compile these out
of safety builds.
channel_gk20a_alloc_priv_cmdbuf
channel_gk20a_free_prealloc_resources
channel_gk20a_joblist_add
channel_gk20a_joblist_delete
channel_gk20a_joblist_peek
channel_gk20a_prealloc_resources
nvgpu_channel
nvgpu_channel_add_job
nvgpu_channel_alloc_job
nvgpu_channel_alloc_priv_cmdbuf
nvgpu_channel_clean_up_jobs
nvgpu_channel_free_job
nvgpu_channel_free_priv_cmd_entry
nvgpu_channel_free_priv_cmd_q
nvgpu_channel_from_worker_item
nvgpu_channel_get_gpfifo_free_count
nvgpu_channel_is_prealloc_enabled
nvgpu_channel_joblist_is_empty
nvgpu_channel_joblist_lock
nvgpu_channel_joblist_unlock
nvgpu_channel_kernelmode_deinit
nvgpu_channel_poll_wdt
nvgpu_channel_set_syncpt
nvgpu_channel_setup_kernelmode
nvgpu_channel_sync_get_ref
nvgpu_channel_sync_incr
nvgpu_channel_sync_incr_user
nvgpu_channel_sync_put_ref_and_check
nvgpu_channel_sync_wait_fence_fd
nvgpu_channel_update
nvgpu_channel_update_gpfifo_get_and_get_free_count
nvgpu_channel_update_priv_cmd_q_and_free_entry
nvgpu_channel_wdt_continue
nvgpu_channel_wdt_handler
nvgpu_channel_wdt_init
nvgpu_channel_wdt_restart_all_channels
nvgpu_channel_wdt_restart_all_channels
nvgpu_channel_wdt_rewind
nvgpu_channel_wdt_start
nvgpu_channel_wdt_stop
nvgpu_channel_worker_deinit
nvgpu_channel_worker_from_worker
nvgpu_channel_worker_init
nvgpu_channel_worker_poll_init
nvgpu_channel_worker_poll_wakeup_post_process_item
nvgpu_channel_worker_poll_wakeup_process_item
nvgpu_submit_channel_gpfifo_kernel
nvgpu_submit_channel_gpfifo_user
gk20a_userd_gp_get
gk20a_userd_pb_get
gk20a_userd_gp_put
nvgpu_fence_alloc
The following members of struct nvgpu_channel are compiled out of
safety build.
struct gpfifo_desc gpfifo;
struct priv_cmd_queue priv_cmd_q;
struct nvgpu_channel_sync *sync;
struct nvgpu_list_node worker_item;
struct nvgpu_channel_wdt wdt;
The following files are compiled out of safety build.
common/fifo/submit.c
common/sync/channe1_sync_semaphore.c
hal/fifo/userd_gv11b.c
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Renamed gk20a_channel_* APIs to nvgpu_channel_* APIs.
Removed unused channel API int gk20a_wait_channel_idle
Renamed nvgpu_channel_free_usermode_buffers in os/linux-channel.c to
nvgpu_os_channel_free_usermode_buffers to avoid conflicts with the API
with the same name in channel unit.
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