Fix CERT-C error for translating size from "unsigned long" to
"unsigned int".
Error: CERT INT31-C:
nvgpu/drivers/gpu/nvgpu/common/gr/obj_ctx.c:300:
cert_violation: Casting "size" from "unsigned long" to "unsigned int"
without checking its value may result in lost or misinterpreted data.
JIRA NVGPU-3409
Change-Id: I304fe39049d4f15361b23970ca2bcaecd2050ca3
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Below MISRA 17.7 violation is reported in common.gr.fs_state unit
nvgpu/drivers/gpu/nvgpu/common/gr/fs_state.c:121:
misra_c_2012_rule_17_7: The return value of a non-void function
"*g->ops.gr.init.rop_mapping" is unused
This hal need not return any error hence convert return type to void
map_tiles are always allocated before calling this hal hence no need
to check if they are allocated in this hal
Jira NVGPU-3407
Change-Id: Ic78946fcc7b4780208c416c444d33aea2db20bfc
Signed-off-by: Deepak Nibade <dnibade@nvidia.com>
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Modified PMU subunits init sequence as they required during PMU RTOS
initialize stage, function nvgpu_pmu_early_init() allocates space for
all its subunit & its default values for further usage during runtime,
and function nvgpu_pmu_init() performs setup for sub units & starts
PMU-RTOS boot.
Deinit of all sub units allocated space will handled as part of
remove_support stage & also, during init stage upon failure of
init/setup sequence.
JIRA NVGPU-1972
Change-Id: I3ead9f9bb9e9c1178a02fc99eeec276660477325
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Some functions are not accessing hardware directly
but are being called using HAL ops: For example
g->ops.pmu.pmu_elpg_statistics,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_pg_init_param,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_pg_supported_engines_list,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_pg_engines_feature_list,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_is_lpwr_feature_supported,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_lpwr_enable_pg,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_lpwr_disable_pg,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_pg_param_post_init,
g->ops.pmu.save_zbc
Change the function access by using sw ops, like:
Create new functions:
int nvgpu_pmu_elpg_statistics(struct gk20a *g, u32 pg_engine_id,
struct pmu_pg_stats_data *pg_stat_data);
void nvgpu_pmu_save_zbc(struct gk20a *g, u32 entries);
bool nvgpu_pmu_is_lpwr_feature_supported(struct gk20a *g,
u32 feature_id);
JIRA NVGPU-3209
Change-Id: I6db9b43c7c4a5054720a72487302b740b091044d
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Some functions are not accessing hardware directly
but are being called using HAL ops: For example
.pmu_init_perfmon = nvgpu_pmu_init_perfmon_rpc,
.pmu_perfmon_start_sampling = nvgpu_pmu_perfmon_start_sampling_rpc,
.pmu_perfmon_stop_sampling = nvgpu_pmu_perfmon_stop_sampling_rpc,
.pmu_perfmon_get_samples_rpc = nvgpu_pmu_perfmon_get_samples_rpc,
These were being called by:
g->ops.pmu.pmu_init_perfmon,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_perfmon_start_sampling,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_perfmon_stop_sampling,
g->ops.pmu.pmu_perfmon_get_samples_rpc
Change the function access by using sw ops, like:
Create new functions:
int nvgpu_pmu_perfmon_init(struct gk20a *g,
struct nvgpu_pmu *pmu, struct nvgpu_pmu_perfmon *perfmon);
int nvgpu_pmu_start_sampling_perfmon(struct gk20a *g,
struct nvgpu_pmu *pmu, struct nvgpu_pmu_perfmon *perfmon);
int nvgpu_pmu_stop_sampling_perfmon(struct gk20a *g,
struct nvgpu_pmu *pmu, struct nvgpu_pmu_perfmon *perfmon);
int nvgpu_pmu_get_samples_rpc_perfmon(struct gk20a *g,
struct nvgpu_pmu *pmu, struct nvgpu_pmu_perfmon *perfmon);
and based on hardware chip call the chip specific
perfmon sw init function: nvgpu_gv11b_perfmon_sw_init() and
nvgpu_gv100_perfmon_sw_init() and assign the sw ops for perfmon
JIRA NVGPU-3210
Change-Id: I2470863f87a7969e3c0454fa48761499b08d445c
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- To enable FECS trace support, nvgpu should set the MSB
of the read pointer (MAILBOX1).
- The ucode will check if the feature is enabled/disabled
before writing a record into the circular buffer. If the
feature is disabled, it will not write the record.
- If the feature is enabled and the buffer is not allocated,
HW will throw a page fault error.
Bug 2459186
Change-Id: I71daf6fdb1bb67974f6e51e091f868cb08d3b0bf
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MISRA Rule 14.2 requires for loop to be well-formed. A well-formed for
loop has below requirements:
1. first clause can be empty or should assign value to a single loop
counter
2. second clause should exist and use loop counter or loop control flag.
It should not use any variable modified in the loop body.
3. third cluase should only update loop counter and should not use
objects modified in the loop body.
This modifies for loops to process single loop counter. The patch moves
additional initializations before for loop, conditions at loop start
and variable updates at the end of for loop.
Jira NVGPU-855
Change-Id: I93ccf1ac0677ff355364a718d2d953467f1d9d95
Signed-off-by: Vedashree Vidwans <vvidwans@nvidia.com>
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This reverts commit e9a6d179a4 ("gpu: nvgpu: cache gpu clk rate")
- Real clock rate doesn't always equal clock rate requested by caller
- call of clk_set_rate() and update of cached_rate are not atomic
- Real root cause for Bug 2051688 is in bpmp and gboost design
Bug 2538692
Change-Id: I9248e0c69e2271ed2d0070587db59afa6f8160f2
Signed-off-by: Peng Liu <pengliu@nvidia.com>
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Below 5.7 violations are reported in common.gr.config unit :
nvgpu/drivers/gpu/nvgpu/common/gr/gr_config.c:628:
identifier_reuse: Identifier "sm_info" is already used to represent a type.
Fix them by renaming struct sm_info to struct nvgpu_sm_info
Jira NVGPU-3225
Change-Id: I26f70a4ed2a5a845e0dc9daeb8fb5474e35d42fb
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Fix for MISRA error Rule 14.2
Using a comma operator in the first clause of the for loop.
The first clause should either be empty or assign a value to the loop counter.
Jira NVGPU-3227
Change-Id: Ia46d8c9a8fb99f9e49be2eb56cabef6947c5b44b
Signed-off-by: Vinod G <vinodg@nvidia.com>
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Move the gv11b MMU fault handling code into a new mm.mmu_fault HAL.
Also move the existing gmmu_mmu_fault HAL code into this HAL as they
are basically the same logical entity.
JIRA NVGPU-2042
JIRA NVGPU-1313
Change-Id: I41d3e180c762f191d4de3237e9052bdc456f9e4c
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Fix MISRA error for Rule 14.3
The switch governing value "offset" cannot reach the default case.
Execution cannot reach this statement "default:".
Change switch statement with if else checking
Jira NVGPU-3227
Change-Id: Ib1ccfe2d3bef94ffaf3e0f963bc21260844d0c91
Signed-off-by: Vinod G <vinodg@nvidia.com>
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Fix for MISRA Rule 14.2.
Using a comma operator in the first clause of the for loop.
The first clause should either be empty or assign a value to the loop counter.
Don't update the loop counter within the loop body.
Jira NVGPU-3227
Change-Id: I6bee94c0ce7198d6ff4e465e2e0d982d3d358161
Signed-off-by: Vinod G <vinodg@nvidia.com>
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Create a new unit for pramin. This is used for handling the HAL init for
pramin. Move the setup of the pramin gops for to the new pramin HAL.
This eliminates the need for the nvgpu.common.hal.init unit from having
to include the HW header file for pramin.
JIRA NVGPU-3274
Change-Id: I4e2402cf3e4eeb53e0fa5b6428624f8f3668fcd0
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