mesa/src/gallium/drivers/crocus/crocus_fine_fence.h

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#ifndef CROCUS_FINE_FENCE_DOT_H
#define CROCUS_FINE_FENCE_DOT_H
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include "crocus_screen.h"
#include "crocus_resource.h"
/**
* A lightweight sequence number fence.
*
* We emit PIPE_CONTROLs inside a batch (possibly in the middle)
* which update a monotonically increasing, 32-bit counter. We
* can then check if that moment has passed by either:
*
* 1. Checking on the CPU by snooping on the DWord via a coherent map
*
* 2. Blocking on the GPU with MI_SEMAPHORE_WAIT from a second batch
* (relying on mid-batch preemption to switch GPU execution to the
* batch that writes it).
*/
struct crocus_fine_fence {
struct pipe_reference reference;
/** Buffer where the seqno lives */
struct crocus_state_ref ref;
/** Coherent CPU map of the buffer containing the seqno DWord. */
const uint32_t *map;
/**
* A drm_syncobj pointing which will be signaled at the end of the
* batch which writes this seqno. This can be used to block until
* the seqno has definitely passed (but may wait longer than necessary).
*/
struct crocus_syncobj *syncobj;
#define CROCUS_FENCE_BOTTOM_OF_PIPE 0x0 /**< Written by bottom-of-pipe flush */
#define CROCUS_FENCE_TOP_OF_PIPE 0x1 /**< Written by top-of-pipe flush */
#define CROCUS_FENCE_END 0x2 /**< Written at the end of a batch */
/** Information about the type of flush involved (see CROCUS_FENCE_*) */
uint32_t flags;
/**
* Sequence number expected to be written by the flush we inserted
* when creating this fence. The crocus_fine_fence is 'signaled' when *@map
* (written by the flush on the GPU) is greater-than-or-equal to @seqno.
*/
uint32_t seqno;
};
void crocus_fine_fence_init(struct crocus_batch *batch);
struct crocus_fine_fence *crocus_fine_fence_new(struct crocus_batch *batch,
unsigned flags);
void crocus_fine_fence_destroy(struct crocus_screen *screen,
struct crocus_fine_fence *sq);
static inline void
crocus_fine_fence_reference(struct crocus_screen *screen,
struct crocus_fine_fence **dst,
struct crocus_fine_fence *src)
{
if (pipe_reference(&(*dst)->reference, &src->reference))
crocus_fine_fence_destroy(screen, *dst);
*dst = src;
}
/**
* Return true if this seqno has passed.
*
* NULL is considered signaled.
*/
static inline bool
crocus_fine_fence_signaled(const struct crocus_fine_fence *sq)
{
if (sq && !sq->map)
return false;
return !sq || (READ_ONCE(*sq->map) >= sq->seqno);
}
#endif