Delete the struct nvgpu_engine_info as it's essentially identical to
struct nvgpu_device. Duplicating data structures is not ideal as it's
terribly confusing what does what.
Update all uses of nvgpu_engine_info to use struct nvgpu_device. This
is often a fairly straight forward replacement. Couple of places though
where things got interesting:
- The enum_type that engine_info uses is defined in engines.h and
has a bit of SW abstraction - in particular the GRCE type. The only
place this seemed to be actually relevant (the IOCTL providing device
info to userspace) the GRCE engines can be worked out by comparing
runlist ID.
- Addition of masks based on intr_id and reset_id; those can be
computed easily enough using BIT32() but this is an area that
could be improved on.
This reaches into a lot of extraneous code that traverses the fifo
active engines list and dramtically simplifies this. Now, instead of
having to go through a table of engine IDs that point to the list of
all host engines, the active engine list is just a list of pointers to
valid engines. It's now trivial to do a for-all-active-engines type
loop. This could even be turned into a generic macro or otherwise
abstracted in the future.
JIRA NVGPU-5421
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During recovery, we set ch->unserviceable at the end after we preempt
the TSG and reset the engines. It might be too late and user-space
might submit more work to the broken channel which is not desirable.
Move setting this unserviceable flag right at the start
of recovery sequence.
Another thread doing a submit can still read the unserviceable flag
just before it is set here, leaving that submit stuck if recovery
completes before the submit thread advances enough to set up a post
fence visible for other threads. This could be fixed with a big lock
or with a double check at the end of the submit code after the job
data has been made visible.
We still release the fences, semaphore and error notifier wait queues
at the end; so user-space would not trigger channel unbind while
channel is being recovered.
Also, change the handle_mmu_fault APIs to return void as the
debug_dump return value is not used in any of the caller APIs.
JIRA NVGPU-5843
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Currently the vGPU engine management rewrites a lot of the common
device agnostic engine management code.
With the new top HAL parsing one device at a time, it is now more
easily possible to tie the vGPU into the new common device framework
by implementing the top HAL but with the vGPU engine list backend.
This lets the vGPU inherit all the common engine and device
management code. By doing so the vGPU HAL need only implement a
trivial and simple HAL.
This also gets us a step closer to merging all of the CE init
code: logically it just iterates through all CE engines whatever
they may be. The only reason this differs between chips is because
of the swap from CE0-2 to LCEs in the Pascal generation. This could
be abstracted by the unit code easily enough.
Also, the pbdma_id for each engine has to be added to the device
struct. Eventually this was going to happen anyway, since the
device struct will soon replace the nvgpu_engine_info struct.
It's a little bit of an abuse but might be worth it long term. If
not, it should not be difficult to replace uses of dev->pbdma_id
with a proper lookup of PBDMA ID based on the device info.
JIRA NVGPU-5421
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nvgpu.common.unit was just an enum used for passing to nvgpu.common.mc
APIs. So, move the enum into mc.h, and replace the include of unit.h
with mc.h where appropriate. And update the yaml arch.
JIRA NVGPU-4144
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Move chip specific recovery code for volta onwards
architecture to hal/rc/rc_gv11b.c
Rename
fifo.teardown_ch_tsg -> fifo.recover
gk20a_runlist_update_locked -> nvgpu_runlist_update_locked
Remove
Unused h/w headers from fifo_gv11b.c
Use local variable f instead of g->fifo
JIRA NVGPU-1314
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MISRA Rule-17.7 requires the return value of all functions to be
used. Fix is either to use the return value or change the function
to return void. This patch contains fixes for all 17.7 violations
in the following units:
- nvgpu.common.hal.fifo.runlist
- nvgpu.common.hal.fifo.fifo
JIRA NVGPU-3039
Change-Id: I9483f5cb623cfe36d6b26e41c33f124c24710c08
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