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#include "SDMAQueue.hpp"
#include "SDMAPacket.hpp"
SDMAQueue::SDMAQueue(void) {
CMD_NOP = 0;
}
SDMAQueue::~SDMAQueue(void) {
}
unsigned int SDMAQueue::Wptr() {
/* In SDMA queues write pointers are saved in bytes, convert the
* wptr value to dword to fit the way BaseQueue works. On Vega10
* the write ptr is 64-bit. We only read the low 32 bit (assuming
* the queue buffer is smaller than 4GB) and modulo divide by the
* queue size to simulate a 32-bit read pointer.
*/
return (*m_Resources.Queue_write_ptr % m_QueueBuf->Size()) /
sizeof(unsigned int);
}
unsigned int SDMAQueue::Rptr() {
/* In SDMA queues read pointers are saved in bytes, convert the
* read value to dword to fit the way BaseQueue works. On Vega10
* the read ptr is 64-bit. We only read the low 32 bit (assuming
* the queue buffer is smaller than 4GB) and modulo divide by the
* queue size to simulate a 32-bit read pointer.
*/
return (*m_Resources.Queue_read_ptr % m_QueueBuf->Size()) /
sizeof(unsigned int);
}
unsigned int SDMAQueue::RptrWhenConsumed() {
/* Rptr is same size and byte units as Wptr. Here we only care
* about the low 32-bits. When all packets are consumed, read and
* write pointers should have the same value.
*/
return *m_Resources.Queue_write_ptr;
}
void SDMAQueue::SubmitPacket() {
// m_pending Wptr is in dwords
if (m_FamilyId < FAMILY_AI) {
// Pre-Vega10 uses 32-bit wptr and doorbell
unsigned int wPtrInBytes = m_pendingWptr * sizeof(unsigned int);
MemoryBarrier();
*m_Resources.Queue_write_ptr = wPtrInBytes;
MemoryBarrier();
*(m_Resources.Queue_DoorBell) = wPtrInBytes;
} else {
// Vega10 and later uses 64-bit wptr and doorbell
HSAuint64 wPtrInBytes = m_pendingWptr64 * sizeof(unsigned int);
MemoryBarrier();
*m_Resources.Queue_write_ptr_aql = wPtrInBytes;
MemoryBarrier();
*(m_Resources.Queue_DoorBell_aql) = wPtrInBytes;
}
}
void SDMAQueue::Wait4PacketConsumption(HsaEvent *event, unsigned int timeOut) {
if (event) {
PlacePacket(SDMAFencePacket(m_FamilyId, (void*)event->EventData.HWData2, event->EventId));
PlaceAndSubmitPacket(SDMATrapPacket(event->EventId));
EXPECT_SUCCESS(hsaKmtWaitOnEvent(event, timeOut));
} else {
BaseQueue::Wait4PacketConsumption(NULL, timeOut);
}
}