mesa/src/intel/common/intel_aux_map.h

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#ifndef INTEL_AUX_MAP_H
#define INTEL_AUX_MAP_H

#include "intel_buffer_alloc.h"

#include "isl/isl.h"

#include <stdint.h>

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/**
 * Auxiliary surface mapping implementation
 *
 * These functions are implemented in common code shared by drivers.
 */

struct intel_aux_map_context;
struct intel_device_info;

#define INTEL_AUX_MAP_ENTRY_VALID_BIT    0x1ull

/**
 * The ratio between the granularity of main surface pitch and AUX data pitch
 * (when viewed as a surface).
 *
 * In agreement with Bspec 44930, the kernel expects that every 512B of the
 * main surface pitch maps to 64B of the AUX data pitch. This is not
 * documented in drm_fourcc.h.
 */
#define INTEL_AUX_MAP_MAIN_PITCH_SCALEDOWN (512 / 64)

/**
 * The ratio between the granularity of main surface and AUX data.
 *
 * The value is from Bspec 47709, MCS/CCS Buffers for Render Target(s):
 *
 *    "CCS is a linear buffer created for storing meta-data (AUX data) for
 *    lossless compression. This buffer related information is mentioned in
 *    Render Surface State. CCS buffer's size is based on the padded main
 *    surface (after following Halign and Valign requirements mentioned in the
 *    Render Surface State). CCS_Buffer_Size = Padded_Main_Surface_Size/256"
 *
 * The aux-map only exists on Xe, so this is equivalent to
 * ISL_MAIN_TO_CCS_SIZE_RATIO_XE.
 */
#define INTEL_AUX_MAP_MAIN_SIZE_SCALEDOWN 256

/**
 * The alignment at which the AUX data virtual addresses should start.
 *
 * The diagram in Bspec 44930 shows that the CCS is indexed in 256B chunks for
 * TGL, 4K chunks for MTL. However, when modifiers are in use, the 4K
 * alignment requirement of the PLANE_AUX_DIST::Auxiliary Surface Distance
 * field must be considered (Bspec 50379). Keep things simple and just use 4K.
 */
#define INTEL_AUX_MAP_META_ALIGNMENT_B 4096

struct intel_aux_map_context *
intel_aux_map_init(void *driver_ctx,
                   struct intel_mapped_pinned_buffer_alloc *buffer_alloc,
                   const struct intel_device_info *devinfo);

uint32_t
intel_aux_map_get_alignment(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx);

void
intel_aux_map_finish(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx);

uint32_t
intel_aux_map_get_state_num(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx);

/**
 * Returns the current number of buffers used by the aux-map tables
 *
 * When preparing to execute a new batch, use this function to determine how
 * many buffers will be required. More buffers may be added by concurrent
 * accesses of the aux-map functions, but they won't be required for since
 * they involve surfaces not used by this batch.
 */
uint32_t
intel_aux_map_get_num_buffers(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx);

/**
 * Returns the mask of meta data address in L1 entry
 *
 * The mask value is effected by page size of meta data specific to a platform.
 */
uint64_t
intel_aux_get_meta_address_mask(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx);

/**
 * Takes a relative offset in the main surface and returns a relative offset
 * in the aux surface that maps to the main offset.
 */
uint64_t
intel_aux_main_to_aux_offset(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx,
                             uint64_t main_offset);

/**
 * Fill an array of exec_object2 with aux-map buffer handles
 *
 * The intel_aux_map_get_num_buffers call should be made, then the driver can
 * make sure the `obj` array is large enough before calling this function.
 */
void
intel_aux_map_fill_bos(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx, void **driver_bos,
                       uint32_t max_bos);

uint64_t
intel_aux_map_get_base(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx);

uint64_t
intel_aux_map_format_bits(enum isl_tiling tiling, enum isl_format format,
                          uint8_t plane);

uint64_t
intel_aux_map_format_bits_for_isl_surf(const struct isl_surf *isl_surf);

uint64_t *
intel_aux_map_get_entry(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx,
                        uint64_t main_address,
                        uint64_t *aux_entry_address);

/* Fails if a mapping is attempted that would conflict with an existing one.
 * This increase the refcount of the mapped region if already mapped, sets it
 * to 1 otherwise.
 */
bool
intel_aux_map_add_mapping(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx, uint64_t main_address,
                          uint64_t aux_address, uint64_t main_size_B,
                          uint64_t format_bits);

/* Decrease the refcount of a mapped region. When the refcount reaches 0, the
 * region is unmapped.
 */
void
intel_aux_map_del_mapping(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx, uint64_t main_address,
                          uint64_t size);

/* Unmaps a region, refcount is reset to 0.
 */
void
intel_aux_map_unmap_range(struct intel_aux_map_context *ctx, uint64_t main_address,
                          uint64_t size);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* INTEL_AUX_MAP_H */