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gl_marshal.py: inline functions for readability
All functions have only one use. Jumping constantly between functions in the file is confusing. No spaces around = is a python convention for implicit arguments only. Acked-By: Mike Blumenkrantz <michael.blumenkrantz@gmail.com> Reviewed-by: Pierre-Eric Pelloux-Prayer <pierre-eric.pelloux-prayer@amd.com> Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/18199>
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@ -106,57 +106,6 @@ class PrintCode(gl_XML.gl_print_base):
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out('')
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out('')
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def print_async_dispatch(self, func):
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out('cmd = _mesa_glthread_allocate_command(ctx, '
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'DISPATCH_CMD_{0}, cmd_size);'.format(func.name))
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# We want glthread to ignore variable-sized parameters if the only thing
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# we want is to pass the pointer parameter as-is, e.g. when a PBO is bound.
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# Making it conditional on marshal_sync is kinda hacky, but it's the easiest
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# path towards handling PBOs in glthread, which use marshal_sync to check whether
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# a PBO is bound.
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if func.marshal_sync:
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fixed_params = func.fixed_params + func.variable_params
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variable_params = []
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else:
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fixed_params = func.fixed_params
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variable_params = func.variable_params
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for p in fixed_params:
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if p.count:
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out('memcpy(cmd->{0}, {0}, {1});'.format(
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p.name, p.size_string()))
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elif p.type_string() == 'GLenum':
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out('cmd->{0} = MIN2({0}, 0xffff); /* clamped to 0xffff (invalid enum) */'.format(p.name))
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else:
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out('cmd->{0} = {0};'.format(p.name))
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if variable_params:
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out('char *variable_data = (char *) (cmd + 1);')
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i = 1
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for p in variable_params:
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if p.img_null_flag:
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out('cmd->{0}_null = !{0};'.format(p.name))
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out('if (!cmd->{0}_null) {{'.format(p.name))
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with indent():
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out(('memcpy(variable_data, {0}, {0}_size);').format(p.name))
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if i < len(variable_params):
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out('variable_data += {0}_size;'.format(p.name))
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out('}')
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else:
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out(('memcpy(variable_data, {0}, {0}_size);').format(p.name))
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if i < len(variable_params):
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out('variable_data += {0}_size;'.format(p.name))
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i += 1
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if not fixed_params and not variable_params:
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out('(void) cmd;')
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if func.marshal_call_after:
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out(func.marshal_call_after);
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# Uncomment this if you want to call _mesa_glthread_finish for debugging
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#out('_mesa_glthread_finish(ctx);')
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def get_type_size(self, str):
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if str.find('*') != -1:
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return 8;
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@ -195,7 +144,12 @@ class PrintCode(gl_XML.gl_print_base):
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assert False
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return val
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def print_async_struct(self, func):
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def print_async_body(self, func):
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# We want glthread to ignore variable-sized parameters if the only thing
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# we want is to pass the pointer parameter as-is, e.g. when a PBO is bound.
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# Making it conditional on marshal_sync is kinda hacky, but it's the easiest
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# path towards handling PBOs in glthread, which use marshal_sync to check whether
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# a PBO is bound.
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if func.marshal_sync:
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fixed_params = func.fixed_params + func.variable_params
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variable_params = []
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@ -203,6 +157,7 @@ class PrintCode(gl_XML.gl_print_base):
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fixed_params = func.fixed_params
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variable_params = func.variable_params
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out('/* {0}: marshalled asynchronously */'.format(func.name))
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out('struct marshal_cmd_{0}'.format(func.name))
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out('{')
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with indent():
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@ -228,23 +183,15 @@ class PrintCode(gl_XML.gl_print_base):
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if p.count_scale != 1:
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out(('/* Next {0} bytes are '
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'{1} {2}[{3}][{4}] */').format(
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p.size_string(marshal = 1), p.get_base_type_string(),
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p.size_string(marshal=1), p.get_base_type_string(),
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p.name, p.counter, p.count_scale))
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else:
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out(('/* Next {0} bytes are '
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'{1} {2}[{3}] */').format(
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p.size_string(marshal = 1), p.get_base_type_string(),
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p.size_string(marshal=1), p.get_base_type_string(),
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p.name, p.counter))
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out('};')
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def print_async_unmarshal(self, func):
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if func.marshal_sync:
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fixed_params = func.fixed_params + func.variable_params
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variable_params = []
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else:
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fixed_params = func.fixed_params
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variable_params = func.variable_params
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out('uint32_t')
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out(('_mesa_unmarshal_{0}(struct gl_context *ctx, '
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'const struct marshal_cmd_{0} *cmd, const uint64_t *last)').format(func.name))
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@ -282,44 +229,21 @@ class PrintCode(gl_XML.gl_print_base):
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if i < len(variable_params):
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out('else')
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with indent():
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out('variable_data += {0};'.format(p.size_string(False, marshal = 1)))
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out('variable_data += {0};'.format(p.size_string(False, marshal=1)))
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elif i < len(variable_params):
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out('variable_data += {0};'.format(p.size_string(False, marshal = 1)))
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out('variable_data += {0};'.format(p.size_string(False, marshal=1)))
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i += 1
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self.print_sync_call(func, unmarshal = 1)
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self.print_sync_call(func, unmarshal=1)
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if variable_params:
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out('return cmd->cmd_base.cmd_size;')
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else:
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struct = 'struct marshal_cmd_{0}'.format(func.name)
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out('const unsigned cmd_size = (align(sizeof({0}), 8) / 8);'.format(struct))
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out('assert (cmd_size == cmd->cmd_base.cmd_size);')
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out('return cmd_size;'.format(struct))
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out('return cmd_size;')
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out('}')
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def validate_count_or_fallback(self, func):
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# Check that any counts for variable-length arguments might be < 0, in
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# which case the command alloc or the memcpy would blow up before we
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# get to the validation in Mesa core.
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list = []
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for p in func.parameters:
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if p.is_variable_length():
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list.append('{0}_size < 0'.format(p.name))
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list.append('({0}_size > 0 && !{0})'.format(p.name))
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if len(list) == 0:
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return
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list.append('(unsigned)cmd_size > MARSHAL_MAX_CMD_SIZE')
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out('if (unlikely({0})) {{'.format(' || '.join(list)))
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with indent():
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out('_mesa_glthread_finish_before(ctx, "{0}");'.format(func.name))
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self.print_sync_call(func)
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out('return;')
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out('}')
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def print_async_marshal(self, func):
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out('{0}{1} GLAPIENTRY'.format('static ' if func.marshal_is_static() else '', func.return_type))
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out('_mesa_marshal_{0}({1})'.format(
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func.name, func.get_parameter_string()))
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if not func.marshal_sync:
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for p in func.variable_params:
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out('int {0}_size = {1};'.format(p.name, p.size_string(marshal = 1)))
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out('int {0}_size = {1};'.format(p.name, p.size_string(marshal=1)))
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struct = 'struct marshal_cmd_{0}'.format(func.name)
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size_terms = ['sizeof({0})'.format(struct)]
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out('return;')
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out('}')
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else:
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self.validate_count_or_fallback(func)
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# Fall back to syncing if variable-length sizes can't be handled.
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#
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# Check that any counts for variable-length arguments might be < 0, in
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# which case the command alloc or the memcpy would blow up before we
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# get to the validation in Mesa core.
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list = []
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for p in func.parameters:
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if p.is_variable_length():
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list.append('{0}_size < 0'.format(p.name))
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list.append('({0}_size > 0 && !{0})'.format(p.name))
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if len(list) != 0:
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list.append('(unsigned)cmd_size > MARSHAL_MAX_CMD_SIZE')
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out('if (unlikely({0})) {{'.format(' || '.join(list)))
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with indent():
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out('_mesa_glthread_finish_before(ctx, "{0}");'.format(func.name))
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self.print_sync_call(func)
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out('return;')
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out('}')
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# Add the call into the batch.
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out('cmd = _mesa_glthread_allocate_command(ctx, '
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'DISPATCH_CMD_{0}, cmd_size);'.format(func.name))
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for p in fixed_params:
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if p.count:
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out('memcpy(cmd->{0}, {0}, {1});'.format(
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p.name, p.size_string()))
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elif p.type_string() == 'GLenum':
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out('cmd->{0} = MIN2({0}, 0xffff); /* clamped to 0xffff (invalid enum) */'.format(p.name))
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else:
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out('cmd->{0} = {0};'.format(p.name))
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if variable_params:
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out('char *variable_data = (char *) (cmd + 1);')
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i = 1
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for p in variable_params:
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if p.img_null_flag:
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out('cmd->{0}_null = !{0};'.format(p.name))
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out('if (!cmd->{0}_null) {{'.format(p.name))
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with indent():
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out(('memcpy(variable_data, {0}, {0}_size);').format(p.name))
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if i < len(variable_params):
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out('variable_data += {0}_size;'.format(p.name))
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out('}')
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else:
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out(('memcpy(variable_data, {0}, {0}_size);').format(p.name))
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if i < len(variable_params):
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out('variable_data += {0}_size;'.format(p.name))
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i += 1
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if not fixed_params and not variable_params:
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out('(void) cmd;')
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if func.marshal_call_after:
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out(func.marshal_call_after)
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# Uncomment this if you want to call _mesa_glthread_finish for debugging
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#out('_mesa_glthread_finish(ctx);')
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self.print_async_dispatch(func)
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if func.return_type == 'GLboolean':
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out('return GL_TRUE;') # for glUnmapBuffer
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out('return GL_TRUE;') # for glUnmapBuffer
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out('}')
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def print_async_body(self, func):
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out('/* {0}: marshalled asynchronously */'.format(func.name))
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self.print_async_struct(func)
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self.print_async_unmarshal(func)
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self.print_async_marshal(func)
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out('')
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out('')
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