- 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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The os fences can currently be constructed from a file descriptor, from
a raw syncpt id/value pair, or a struct nvgpu_semaphore. Each os fence
object has exactly one owner for simplicity as the owner is a wrapper
for a refcounted object. This does not allow copying the fences, so
extend struct nvgpu_os_fence_ops with a member to increment the refcount
of the underlying fence. This can be used to "duplicate" the object. The
copy needs an eventual call to ops->drop_ref() to release the refcount.
This will be useful to decouple the features of struct nvgpu_fence_type
needed in the kernel and those needed for userspace.
Jira NVGPU-5248
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The differences between sync_fence ("android sync") and dma_fence are
abstracted away by nvhost in the nvhost_fence interface. There is no
need to have separate android and dma os fences for syncpoints; unify
the general implementation so that it's always used when requested for
the build.
Jira NVGPU-5386
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