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The issues are:
1. Non-fixed allocs must take into account explicit PTE size
requests. Previously the PTE size was determines from the
allocation size which was incorect. To do this, the PTE size
is now plumbed through all GPU VA allocations. This is what
the new alloc_pte() op does.
2. Fix buddy PTE size assignment. This changes a '<=' into a
'<' in the buddy allocation logic. Effectively this is now
leaving the PTE size for buddy blocks equal to the PDE block
size as 'ANY'.
This prevents a buddy block of PDE size which has yet to be
allocated from having a specific PDE size. Without this its
possible to do a fixed alloc that fails unexpectedly due to
mismatching PDE sizes.
Consider two PDE block sized fixed allocs that are contained
in one buddy twice the size of a PDE block. Let's call these
fixed allocs S and B (small and big). Let's assume that two
fixed allocs are done, each targeting S and B, in that order.
With the current logic the first alloc, when we create the
two buddies S and B, causes both S and B to have a PTE size of
SMALL. Now when the second alloc happens we attempt to find
a buddy B with a PTE size of either BIG or ANY. But we cannot
becasue B already has size SMALL. This casues us to appear
like we have a conflicting fixed alloc despite this not being
the case.
3. Misc cleanups & bug fixes:
- Clean up some MISRA issues
- Delete an extraneous unlock that could have caused a
deadlock.
Bug 200105199
Change-Id: Ib5447ec6705a5a289ac0cf3d5e90c79b5d67582d
Signed-off-by: Alex Waterman <alexw@nvidia.com>
Reviewed-on: https://git-master.nvidia.com/r/1768582
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