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Han Gao ecf5e527ca a210: gpu: Add driver for PowerVR Rogue GPU 
Add the driver for PowerVR Rogue graphics hardware.

Signed-off-by: Han Gao <gaohan@iscas.ac.cn>
2026-04-17 16:47:11 +08:00

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/*************************************************************************/ /*!
@File htb_debug.c
@Title Debug Functionality
@Copyright Copyright (c) Imagination Technologies Ltd. All Rights Reserved
@Description Provides kernel side debugFS Functionality.
@License Dual MIT/GPLv2
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*/ /**************************************************************************/
#include "rgxdevice.h"
#include "htbserver.h"
#include "htbuffer_types.h"
#include "tlstream.h"
#include "tlclient.h"
#include "pvrsrv_tlcommon.h"
#include "di_server.h"
#include "img_types.h"
#include "img_defs.h"
#include "pvrsrv_error.h"
#include "osfunc.h"
#include "allocmem.h"
#include "pvr_notifier.h"
#include "pvrsrv.h"
#include "htb_debug.h"
// Global data handles for buffer manipulation and processing
typedef struct {
IMG_PBYTE pBuf; /* Raw data buffer from TL stream */
IMG_UINT32 uiBufLen; /* Amount of data to process from 'pBuf' */
IMG_UINT32 uiTotal; /* Total bytes processed */
IMG_UINT32 uiMsgLen; /* Length of HTB message to be processed */
IMG_PBYTE pCurr; /* pointer to current message to be decoded */
IMG_CHAR szBuffer[PVR_MAX_DEBUG_MESSAGE_LEN]; /* Output string */
} HTB_Sentinel_t;
typedef struct
{
DI_ENTRY *psDumpHostDiEntry; /* debug info entry */
HTB_Sentinel_t sSentinel; /* private control structure for HTB DI
operations */
IMG_HANDLE hStream; /* stream handle for debugFS use */
} HTB_DBG_INFO;
static HTB_DBG_INFO g_sHTBData;
// Comment out for extra debug level
// #define HTB_CHATTY_PRINT(x) PVR_DPF(x)
#define HTB_CHATTY_PRINT(x)
typedef void (DI_PRINTF)(const OSDI_IMPL_ENTRY *, const IMG_CHAR *, ...) __printf(2, 3);
/******************************************************************************
* debugFS display routines
*****************************************************************************/
static int HTBDumpBuffer(DI_PRINTF, OSDI_IMPL_ENTRY *, void *);
static int _DebugHBTraceDIShow(OSDI_IMPL_ENTRY *psEntry, void *pvData)
{
int retVal;
PVR_ASSERT(psEntry != NULL);
/* psEntry should never be NULL */
if (psEntry == NULL)
{
return -1;
}
/* Ensure that we have a valid address to use to dump info from. If NULL we
* return a failure code to terminate the DI read call. pvData is either
* DI_START_TOKEN (for the initial call) or an HTB buffer address for
* subsequent calls [returned from the NEXT function]. */
if (pvData == NULL)
{
return -1;
}
retVal = HTBDumpBuffer(DIPrintf, psEntry, pvData);
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: Returning %d", __func__, retVal));
return retVal;
}
static IMG_UINT32 idToLogIdx(IMG_UINT32); /* Forward declaration */
/*
* HTB_GetNextMessage
*
* Get next non-empty message block from the buffer held in pSentinel->pBuf
* If we exhaust the data buffer we refill it (after releasing the previous
* message(s) [only one non-NULL message, but PAD messages will get released
* as we traverse them].
*
* Input:
* pSentinel references the already acquired data buffer
*
* Output:
* pSentinel
* -> uiMsglen updated to the size of the non-NULL message
*
* Returns:
* Address of first non-NULL message in the buffer (if any)
* NULL if there is no further data available from the stream and the buffer
* contents have been drained.
*/
static IMG_PBYTE HTB_GetNextMessage(HTB_Sentinel_t *pSentinel)
{
void *pNext, *pLast, *pStart, *pData = NULL;
void *pCurrent; /* Current processing point within buffer */
PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR ppHdr; /* Current packet header */
IMG_UINT32 uiHdrType; /* Packet header type */
IMG_UINT32 uiMsgSize; /* Message size of current packet (bytes) */
IMG_BOOL bUnrecognizedErrorPrinted = IMG_FALSE;
IMG_UINT32 ui32Data;
IMG_UINT32 ui32LogIdx;
PVRSRV_ERROR eError;
PVR_ASSERT(pSentinel != NULL);
pLast = pSentinel->pBuf + pSentinel->uiBufLen;
pStart = pSentinel->pBuf;
pNext = pStart;
pSentinel->uiMsgLen = 0; // Reset count for this message
uiMsgSize = 0; // nothing processed so far
ui32LogIdx = HTB_SF_LAST; // Loop terminator condition
do
{
/*
* If we've drained the buffer we must RELEASE and ACQUIRE some more.
*/
if (pNext >= pLast)
{
eError = TLClientReleaseData(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE, g_sHTBData.hStream);
if (PVRSRV_OK != eError)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_ERROR, "%s: %s FAILED '%s'", __func__,
"TLClientReleaseData", PVRSRVGETERRORSTRING(eError)));
return NULL;
}
eError = TLClientAcquireData(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE,
g_sHTBData.hStream, &pSentinel->pBuf, &pSentinel->uiBufLen);
if (PVRSRV_OK != eError)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: %s FAILED '%s'", __func__,
"TLClientAcquireData", PVRSRVGETERRORSTRING(eError)));
return NULL;
}
// Reset our limits - if we've returned an empty buffer we're done.
pLast = pSentinel->pBuf + pSentinel->uiBufLen;
pStart = pSentinel->pBuf;
pNext = pStart;
if (pStart == NULL || pLast == NULL)
{
return NULL;
}
}
/*
* We should have a header followed by data block(s) in the stream.
*/
pCurrent = pNext;
ppHdr = GET_PACKET_HDR(pCurrent);
if (ppHdr == NULL)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_ERROR,
"%s: Unexpected NULL packet in Host Trace buffer",
__func__));
pSentinel->uiMsgLen += uiMsgSize;
return NULL; // This should never happen
}
/*
* This should *NEVER* fire. If it does it means we have got some
* dubious packet header back from the HTB stream. In this case
* the sensible thing is to abort processing and return to
* the caller
*/
uiHdrType = GET_PACKET_TYPE(ppHdr);
PVR_ASSERT(uiHdrType < PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_LAST &&
uiHdrType > PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_UNDEF);
if (uiHdrType < PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_LAST &&
uiHdrType > PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_UNDEF)
{
/*
* We have a (potentially) valid data header. We should see if
* the associated packet header matches one of our expected
* types.
*/
pNext = GET_NEXT_PACKET_ADDR(ppHdr);
PVR_ASSERT(pNext != NULL);
uiMsgSize = (IMG_UINT32)((size_t)pNext - (size_t)ppHdr);
pSentinel->uiMsgLen += uiMsgSize;
pData = GET_PACKET_DATA_PTR(ppHdr);
/*
* Handle non-DATA packet types. These include PAD fields which
* may have data associated and other types. We simply discard
* these as they have no decodable information within them.
*/
if (uiHdrType != PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_DATA)
{
/*
* Now release the current non-data packet and proceed to the
* next entry (if any).
*/
eError = TLClientReleaseDataLess(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE,
g_sHTBData.hStream, uiMsgSize);
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: Packet Type %x "
"Length %u", __func__, uiHdrType, uiMsgSize));
if (eError != PVRSRV_OK)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: %s FAILED - '%s' message"
" size %u", __func__, "TLClientReleaseDataLess",
PVRSRVGETERRORSTRING(eError), uiMsgSize));
}
eError = TLClientAcquireData(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE,
g_sHTBData.hStream, &pSentinel->pBuf, &pSentinel->uiBufLen);
if (PVRSRV_OK != eError)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: %s FAILED - %s Giving up",
__func__, "TLClientAcquireData",
PVRSRVGETERRORSTRING(eError)));
return NULL;
}
pSentinel->uiMsgLen = 0;
// Reset our limits - if we've returned an empty buffer we're done.
pLast = pSentinel->pBuf + pSentinel->uiBufLen;
pStart = pSentinel->pBuf;
pNext = pStart;
if (pStart == NULL || pLast == NULL)
{
return NULL;
}
continue;
}
if (pData == NULL || pData >= pLast)
{
continue;
}
ui32Data = *(IMG_UINT32 *)pData;
ui32LogIdx = idToLogIdx(ui32Data);
}
else
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "Unexpected Header @%p value %x",
ppHdr, uiHdrType));
return NULL;
}
/*
* Check if the unrecognized ID is valid and therefore, tracebuf
* needs updating.
*/
if (HTB_SF_LAST == ui32LogIdx && HTB_LOG_VALIDID(ui32Data)
&& IMG_FALSE == bUnrecognizedErrorPrinted)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING,
"%s: Unrecognised LOG value '%x' GID %x Params %d ID %x @ '%p'",
__func__, ui32Data, HTB_SF_GID(ui32Data),
HTB_SF_PARAMNUM(ui32Data), ui32Data & 0xfff, pData));
bUnrecognizedErrorPrinted = IMG_TRUE;
}
} while (HTB_SF_LAST == ui32LogIdx);
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: Returning data @ %p Log value '%x'",
__func__, pCurrent, ui32Data));
return pCurrent;
}
/*
* HTB_GetFirstMessage
*
* Called from START to obtain the buffer address of the first message within
* pSentinel->pBuf. Will ACQUIRE data if the buffer is empty.
*
* Input:
* pSentinel
* pui64Pos Offset within the debugFS file
*
* Output:
* pSentinel->pCurr Set to reference the first valid non-NULL message within
* the buffer. If no valid message is found set to NULL.
* pSentinel
* ->pBuf if unset on entry
* ->uiBufLen if pBuf unset on entry
*
* Side-effects:
* HTB TL stream will be updated to bypass any zero-length PAD messages before
* the first non-NULL message (if any).
*/
static void HTB_GetFirstMessage(HTB_Sentinel_t *pSentinel, IMG_UINT64 *pui64Pos)
{
PVRSRV_ERROR eError;
PVR_UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(pui64Pos);
if (pSentinel == NULL)
return;
if (pSentinel->pBuf == NULL)
{
/* Acquire data */
pSentinel->uiMsgLen = 0;
eError = TLClientAcquireData(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE,
g_sHTBData.hStream, &pSentinel->pBuf, &pSentinel->uiBufLen);
if (PVRSRV_OK != eError)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: %s FAILED '%s'",
__func__, "TLClientAcquireData", PVRSRVGETERRORSTRING(eError)));
pSentinel->pBuf = NULL;
pSentinel->pCurr = NULL;
}
else
{
/*
* If there is no data available we set pSentinel->pCurr to NULL
* and return. This is expected behaviour if we've drained the
* data and nothing else has yet been produced.
*/
if (pSentinel->uiBufLen == 0 || pSentinel->pBuf == NULL)
{
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: Empty Buffer @ %p",
__func__, pSentinel->pBuf));
pSentinel->pCurr = NULL;
return;
}
}
}
/* Locate next message within buffer. NULL => no more data to process */
pSentinel->pCurr = HTB_GetNextMessage(pSentinel);
}
/*
* _DebugHBTraceDIStart:
*
* Returns the address to use for subsequent 'Show', 'Next', 'Stop' file ops.
* Return DI_START_TOKEN for the very first call and allocate a sentinel for
* use by the 'Show' routine and its helpers.
* This is stored in the psEntry's private hook field.
*
* We obtain access to the TLstream associated with the HTB. If this doesn't
* exist (because no pvrdebug capture trace has been set) we simply return with
* a NULL value which will stop the DI traversal.
*/
static void *_DebugHBTraceDIStart(OSDI_IMPL_ENTRY *psEntry,
IMG_UINT64 *pui64Pos)
{
HTB_Sentinel_t *pSentinel = DIGetPrivData(psEntry);
PVRSRV_ERROR eError;
IMG_UINT32 uiTLMode;
void *retVal;
IMG_HANDLE hStream;
/* The sentinel object should have been allocated during the creation
* of the DI entry. If it's not there it means that something went
* wrong. Return NULL in such case. */
if (pSentinel == NULL)
{
return NULL;
}
/* Check to see if the HTB stream has been configured yet. If not, there is
* nothing to display so we just return NULL to stop the stream access.
*/
if (!HTBIsConfigured())
{
return NULL;
}
/* Open the stream in non-blocking mode so that we can determine if there
* is no data to consume. Also disable the producer callback (if any) and
* the open callback so that we do not generate spurious trace data when
* accessing the stream.
*/
uiTLMode = PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_ACQUIRE_NONBLOCKING|
PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_DISABLE_PRODUCER_CALLBACK|
PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_IGNORE_OPEN_CALLBACK;
/* If two or more processes try to read from this file at the same time
* the TLClientOpenStream() function will handle this by allowing only
* one of them to actually open the stream. The other process will get
* an error stating that the stream is already open. The open function
* is threads safe. */
eError = TLClientOpenStream(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE, HTB_STREAM_NAME, uiTLMode,
&hStream);
if (eError == PVRSRV_ERROR_ALREADY_OPEN)
{
/* Stream allows only one reader so return error if it's already
* opened. */
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: Stream handle %p already "
"exists for %s", __func__, g_sHTBData.hStream,
HTB_STREAM_NAME));
return NULL;
}
else if (eError != PVRSRV_OK)
{
/*
* No stream available so nothing to report
*/
return NULL;
}
/* There is a window where hStream can be NULL but the stream is already
* opened. This shouldn't matter since the TLClientOpenStream() will make
* sure that only one stream can be opened and only one process can reach
* this place at a time. Also the .stop function will be always called
* after this function returns so there should be no risk of stream
* not being closed. */
PVR_ASSERT(g_sHTBData.hStream == NULL);
g_sHTBData.hStream = hStream;
/* We're starting the read operation so ensure we properly zero the
* sentinel object. */
memset(pSentinel, 0, sizeof(*pSentinel));
/*
* Find the first message location within pSentinel->pBuf
* => for DI_START_TOKEN we must issue our first ACQUIRE, also for the
* subsequent re-START calls (if any).
*/
HTB_GetFirstMessage(pSentinel, pui64Pos);
retVal = *pui64Pos == 0 ? DI_START_TOKEN : pSentinel->pCurr;
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: Returning %p, Stream %s @ %p",
__func__, retVal, HTB_STREAM_NAME, g_sHTBData.hStream));
return retVal;
}
/*
* _DebugTBTraceDIStop:
*
* Stop processing data collection and release any previously allocated private
* data structure if we have exhausted the previously filled data buffers.
*/
static void _DebugHBTraceDIStop(OSDI_IMPL_ENTRY *psEntry, void *pvData)
{
HTB_Sentinel_t *pSentinel = DIGetPrivData(psEntry);
IMG_UINT32 uiMsgLen;
PVRSRV_ERROR eError;
if (pSentinel == NULL)
{
return;
}
uiMsgLen = pSentinel->uiMsgLen;
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: MsgLen = %d", __func__, uiMsgLen));
/* If we get here the handle should never be NULL because
* _DebugHBTraceDIStart() shouldn't allow that. */
if (g_sHTBData.hStream == NULL)
{
return;
}
if (uiMsgLen != 0)
{
eError = TLClientReleaseDataLess(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE,
g_sHTBData.hStream, uiMsgLen);
if (eError != PVRSRV_OK)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: %s FAILED - %s, nBytes %u",
__func__, "TLClientReleaseDataLess",
PVRSRVGETERRORSTRING(eError), uiMsgLen));
}
}
eError = TLClientCloseStream(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE, g_sHTBData.hStream);
if (eError != PVRSRV_OK)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s() failed (%s) in %s()",
"TLClientCloseStream", PVRSRVGETERRORSTRING(eError),
__func__));
}
g_sHTBData.hStream = NULL;
}
/*
* _DebugHBTraceDINext:
*
* This is where we release any acquired data which has been processed by the
* DIShow routine. If we have encountered a DI entry overflow we stop
* processing and return NULL. Otherwise we release the message that we
* previously processed and simply update our position pointer to the next
* valid HTB message (if any)
*/
static void *_DebugHBTraceDINext(OSDI_IMPL_ENTRY *psEntry, void *pvPriv,
IMG_UINT64 *pui64Pos)
{
HTB_Sentinel_t *pSentinel = DIGetPrivData(psEntry);
IMG_UINT64 ui64CurPos;
PVRSRV_ERROR eError;
PVR_UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(pvPriv);
if (pui64Pos)
{
ui64CurPos = *pui64Pos;
*pui64Pos = ui64CurPos + 1;
}
/* Determine if we've had an overflow on the previous 'Show' call. If so
* we leave the previously acquired data in the queue (by releasing 0 bytes)
* and return NULL to end this DI entry iteration.
* If we have not overflowed we simply get the next HTB message and use that
* for our display purposes. */
if (DIHasOverflowed(psEntry))
{
(void) TLClientReleaseDataLess(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE, g_sHTBData.hStream,
0);
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: OVERFLOW - returning NULL",
__func__));
return NULL;
}
else
{
eError = TLClientReleaseDataLess(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE,
g_sHTBData.hStream,
pSentinel->uiMsgLen);
if (eError != PVRSRV_OK)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: %s FAILED '%s' @ %p Length %d",
__func__, "TLClientReleaseDataLess",
PVRSRVGETERRORSTRING(eError), pSentinel->pCurr,
pSentinel->uiMsgLen));
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: Buffer @ %p..%p", __func__,
pSentinel->pBuf,
(IMG_PBYTE) (pSentinel->pBuf + pSentinel->uiBufLen)));
}
eError = TLClientAcquireData(DIRECT_BRIDGE_HANDLE,
g_sHTBData.hStream, &pSentinel->pBuf,
&pSentinel->uiBufLen);
if (eError != PVRSRV_OK)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: %s FAILED '%s'\nPrev message len %d",
__func__, "TLClientAcquireData",
PVRSRVGETERRORSTRING(eError), pSentinel->uiMsgLen));
pSentinel->pBuf = NULL;
}
pSentinel->uiMsgLen = 0; /* We don't (yet) know the message size */
}
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: Returning %p Msglen %d", __func__,
pSentinel->pBuf, pSentinel->uiMsgLen));
if (pSentinel->pBuf == NULL || pSentinel->uiBufLen == 0)
{
return NULL;
}
pSentinel->pCurr = HTB_GetNextMessage(pSentinel);
return pSentinel->pCurr;
}
/******************************************************************************
* HTB Dumping routines and definitions
*****************************************************************************/
#define IS_VALID_FMT_STRING(FMT) (strchr(FMT, '%') != NULL)
#define MAX_STRING_SIZE (128)
typedef enum
{
TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_INT,
TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_ERR,
TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_NONE
} TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE;
/*
* Array of all Host Trace log IDs used to convert the tracebuf data
*/
typedef struct _HTB_TRACEBUF_LOG_ {
HTB_LOG_SFids eSFId;
IMG_CHAR *pszName;
IMG_CHAR *pszFmt;
IMG_UINT32 ui32ArgNum;
IMG_UINT32 ui32StrArgIdx; /* This is 1 indexed, if 0, there is not a string arg. */
} HTB_TRACEBUF_LOG;
static const HTB_TRACEBUF_LOG aLogs[] = {
#define X(a, b, c, d, e, f) {HTB_LOG_CREATESFID(a,b,e,f), #c, d, e, f},
HTB_LOG_SFIDLIST
#undef X
};
static const IMG_CHAR *aGroups[] = {
#define X(A,B) #B,
HTB_LOG_SFGROUPLIST
#undef X
};
static const IMG_UINT32 uiMax_aGroups = ARRAY_SIZE(aGroups) - 1;
static TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE ExtractOneArgFmt(IMG_CHAR **, IMG_CHAR *);
/*
* ExtractOneArgFmt
*
* Scan the input 'printf-like' string *ppszFmt and return the next
* value string to be displayed. If there is no '%' format field in the
* string we return 'TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_NONE' and leave the input string
* untouched.
*
* Input
* ppszFmt reference to format string to be decoded
* pszOneArgFmt single field format from *ppszFmt
*
* Returns
* TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_ERR unrecognised argument
* TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_INT variable is of numeric type
* TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_NONE no variable reference in *ppszFmt
*
* Side-effect
* *ppszFmt is updated to reference the next part of the format string
* to be scanned
*/
static TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE ExtractOneArgFmt(
IMG_CHAR **ppszFmt,
IMG_CHAR *pszOneArgFmt)
{
IMG_CHAR *pszFmt;
IMG_CHAR *psT;
IMG_UINT32 ui32Count = MAX_STRING_SIZE;
IMG_UINT32 ui32OneArgSize;
TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE eRet = TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_ERR;
if (NULL == ppszFmt)
return TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_ERR;
pszFmt = *ppszFmt;
if (NULL == pszFmt)
return TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_ERR;
/*
* Find the first '%'
* NOTE: we can be passed a simple string to display which will have no
* parameters embedded within it. In this case we simply return
* TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_NONE and the string contents will be the full pszFmt
*/
psT = strchr(pszFmt, '%');
if (psT == NULL)
{
return TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_NONE;
}
/* Find next conversion identifier after the initial '%' */
while ((*psT++) && (ui32Count-- > 0))
{
switch (*psT)
{
case 'd':
case 'i':
case 'o':
case 'u':
case 'x':
case 'X':
{
eRet = TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_INT;
goto _found_arg;
}
case 's':
{
eRet = TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_ERR;
goto _found_arg;
}
}
}
if ((psT == NULL) || (ui32Count == 0)) return TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_ERR;
_found_arg:
ui32OneArgSize = psT - pszFmt + 1;
OSCachedMemCopy(pszOneArgFmt, pszFmt, ui32OneArgSize);
pszOneArgFmt[ui32OneArgSize] = '\0';
*ppszFmt = psT + 1;
return eRet;
}
static IMG_UINT32 idToLogIdx(IMG_UINT32 ui32CheckData)
{
IMG_UINT32 i = 0;
for (i = 0; aLogs[i].eSFId != HTB_SF_LAST; i++)
{
if ( ui32CheckData == aLogs[i].eSFId )
return i;
}
/* Nothing found, return max value */
return HTB_SF_LAST;
}
/*
* DecodeHTB
*
* Decode the data buffer message located at pBuf. This should be a valid
* HTB message as we are provided with the start of the buffer. If empty there
* is no message to process. We update the uiMsgLen field with the size of the
* HTB message that we have processed so that it can be returned to the system
* on successful logging of the message to the output file.
*
* Input
* pSentinel reference to newly read data and pending completion data
* from a previous invocation [handle DI entry buffer overflow]
* -> pBuf reference to raw data that we are to parse
* -> uiBufLen total number of bytes of data available
* -> pCurr start of message to decode
*
* pvDumpDebugFile output file
* pfnDumpDebugPrintf output generating routine
*
* Output
* pSentinel
* -> uiMsgLen length of the decoded message which will be freed to
* the system on successful completion of the DI entry
* update via _DebugHBTraceDINext(),
* Return Value
* 0 successful decode
* -1 unsuccessful decode
*/
static int
DecodeHTB(HTB_Sentinel_t *pSentinel, OSDI_IMPL_ENTRY *pvDumpDebugFile,
DI_PRINTF pfnDumpDebugPrintf)
{
IMG_UINT32 ui32Data, ui32LogIdx, ui32ArgsCur;
IMG_CHAR *pszFmt = NULL;
IMG_CHAR aszOneArgFmt[MAX_STRING_SIZE];
IMG_BOOL bUnrecognizedErrorPrinted = IMG_FALSE;
size_t nPrinted;
void *pNext, *pLast, *pStart, *pData = NULL;
PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR ppHdr; /* Current packet header */
IMG_UINT32 uiHdrType; /* Packet header type */
IMG_UINT32 uiMsgSize; /* Message size of current packet (bytes) */
IMG_BOOL bPacketsDropped;
pLast = pSentinel->pBuf + pSentinel->uiBufLen;
pStart = pSentinel->pCurr;
pSentinel->uiMsgLen = 0; // Reset count for this message
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: Buf @ %p..%p, Length = %d",
__func__, pStart, pLast, pSentinel->uiBufLen));
/*
* We should have a DATA header with the necessary information following
*/
ppHdr = GET_PACKET_HDR(pStart);
if (ppHdr == NULL)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_ERROR,
"%s: Unexpected NULL packet in Host Trace buffer", __func__));
return -1;
}
uiHdrType = GET_PACKET_TYPE(ppHdr);
PVR_ASSERT(uiHdrType == PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_DATA);
pNext = GET_NEXT_PACKET_ADDR(ppHdr);
PVR_ASSERT(pNext != NULL);
uiMsgSize = (IMG_UINT32)((size_t)pNext - (size_t)ppHdr);
pSentinel->uiMsgLen += uiMsgSize;
pData = GET_PACKET_DATA_PTR(ppHdr);
if (pData == NULL || pData >= pLast)
{
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: pData = %p, pLast = %p "
"Returning 0", __func__, pData, pLast));
return 0;
}
ui32Data = *(IMG_UINT32 *)pData;
ui32LogIdx = idToLogIdx(ui32Data);
/*
* Check if the unrecognised ID is valid and therefore, tracebuf
* needs updating.
*/
if (ui32LogIdx == HTB_SF_LAST)
{
if (HTB_LOG_VALIDID(ui32Data))
{
if (!bUnrecognizedErrorPrinted)
{
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_WARNING,
"%s: Unrecognised LOG value '%x' GID %x Params %d ID %x @ '%p'",
__func__, ui32Data, HTB_SF_GID(ui32Data),
HTB_SF_PARAMNUM(ui32Data), ui32Data & 0xfff, pData));
bUnrecognizedErrorPrinted = IMG_TRUE;
}
return 0;
}
PVR_DPF((PVR_DBG_ERROR,
"%s: Unrecognised and invalid LOG value detected '%x'",
__func__, ui32Data));
return -1;
}
/* The string format we are going to display */
/*
* The display will show the header (log-ID, group-ID, number of params)
* The maximum parameter list length = 15 (only 4bits used to encode)
* so we need HEADER + 15 * sizeof(UINT32) and the displayed string
* describing the event. We use a buffer in the per-process pSentinel
* structure to hold the data.
*/
pszFmt = aLogs[ui32LogIdx].pszFmt;
/* add the message payload size to the running count */
ui32ArgsCur = HTB_SF_PARAMNUM(ui32Data);
/* Determine if we've over-filled the buffer and had to drop packets */
bPacketsDropped = CHECK_PACKETS_DROPPED(ppHdr);
if (bPacketsDropped ||
(uiHdrType == PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_MOST_RECENT_WRITE_FAILED))
{
/* Flag this as it is useful to know ... */
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("\n<========================== *** PACKETS DROPPED *** ======================>\n");
}
{
IMG_UINT32 ui32Timestampns, ui32PID, ui32TID;
IMG_UINT64 ui64Timestamp, ui64TimestampSec;
IMG_CHAR *szBuffer = pSentinel->szBuffer; // Buffer start
IMG_CHAR *pszBuffer = pSentinel->szBuffer; // Current place in buf
size_t uBufBytesAvailable = sizeof(pSentinel->szBuffer);
IMG_UINT32 *pui32Data = (IMG_UINT32 *)pData;
IMG_UINT32 ui_aGroupIdx;
// Get PID field from data stream
pui32Data++;
ui32PID = *pui32Data;
// Get TID field from data stream
pui32Data++;
ui32TID = *pui32Data;
// Get Timestamp part 1 from data stream
pui32Data++;
ui64Timestamp = (IMG_UINT64) *pui32Data << 32;
// Get Timestamp part 2 from data stream
pui32Data++;
ui64Timestamp |= (IMG_UINT64) *pui32Data;
// Move to start of message contents data
pui32Data++;
/*
* We need to snprintf the data to a local in-kernel buffer
* and then PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG() that in one shot
*/
ui_aGroupIdx = MIN(HTB_SF_GID(ui32Data), uiMax_aGroups);
/* Divide by 1B to get seconds & mod using output var (nanosecond resolution)*/
ui64TimestampSec = OSDivide64r64(ui64Timestamp, 1000000000, &ui32Timestampns);
nPrinted = OSSNPrintf(szBuffer, uBufBytesAvailable, "%010"IMG_UINT64_FMTSPEC".%09u:%-5u-%-5u-%s> ",
ui64TimestampSec, ui32Timestampns, ui32PID, ui32TID, aGroups[ui_aGroupIdx]);
if (nPrinted >= uBufBytesAvailable)
{
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("Buffer overrun - "IMG_SIZE_FMTSPEC" printed,"
" max space "IMG_SIZE_FMTSPEC"\n", nPrinted,
uBufBytesAvailable);
nPrinted = uBufBytesAvailable; /* Ensure we don't overflow buffer */
}
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("%s", pszBuffer);
/* Update where our next 'output' point in the buffer is */
pszBuffer += nPrinted;
uBufBytesAvailable -= nPrinted;
/*
* Print one argument at a time as this simplifies handling variable
* number of arguments. Special case handling for no arguments.
* This is the case for simple format strings such as
* HTB_SF_MAIN_KICK_UNCOUNTED.
*/
if (ui32ArgsCur == 0)
{
if (pszFmt)
{
const ssize_t iCopiedCnt =
OSStringSafeCopy(pszBuffer, pszFmt, uBufBytesAvailable);
if (iCopiedCnt < 0)
{
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("Buffer overrun - %zu required,"
" max space %zu\n",
OSStringLength(pszFmt),
uBufBytesAvailable);
/* Ensure we don't overflow buffer */
nPrinted = uBufBytesAvailable;
}
else
{
nPrinted = iCopiedCnt;
}
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("%s", pszBuffer);
pszBuffer += nPrinted;
/* Don't update the uBufBytesAvailable as we have finished this
* message decode. pszBuffer - szBuffer is the total amount of
* data we have decoded.
*/
}
}
else
{
if (HTB_SF_GID(ui32Data) == HTB_GID_CTRL && HTB_SF_ID(ui32Data) == HTB_ID_MARK_SCALE)
{
IMG_UINT32 i;
IMG_UINT32 ui32ArgArray[HTB_MARK_SCALE_ARG_ARRAY_SIZE];
IMG_UINT64 ui64OSTS = 0;
IMG_UINT32 ui32OSTSRem = 0;
IMG_UINT64 ui64CRTS = 0;
/* Retrieve 6 args to an array */
for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(ui32ArgArray); i++)
{
ui32ArgArray[i] = *pui32Data;
pui32Data++;
--ui32ArgsCur;
}
ui64OSTS = (IMG_UINT64) ui32ArgArray[HTB_ARG_OSTS_PT1] << 32 | ui32ArgArray[HTB_ARG_OSTS_PT2];
ui64CRTS = (IMG_UINT64) ui32ArgArray[HTB_ARG_CRTS_PT1] << 32 | ui32ArgArray[HTB_ARG_CRTS_PT2];
/* Divide by 1B to get seconds, remainder in nano seconds*/
ui64OSTS = OSDivide64r64(ui64OSTS, 1000000000, &ui32OSTSRem);
nPrinted = OSSNPrintf(pszBuffer,
uBufBytesAvailable,
"HTBFWMkSync Mark=%u OSTS=%010" IMG_UINT64_FMTSPEC ".%09u CRTS=%" IMG_UINT64_FMTSPEC " CalcClkSpd=%u\n",
ui32ArgArray[HTB_ARG_SYNCMARK],
ui64OSTS,
ui32OSTSRem,
ui64CRTS,
ui32ArgArray[HTB_ARG_CLKSPD]);
if (nPrinted >= uBufBytesAvailable)
{
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("Buffer overrun - "IMG_SIZE_FMTSPEC" printed,"
" max space "IMG_SIZE_FMTSPEC"\n", nPrinted,
uBufBytesAvailable);
nPrinted = uBufBytesAvailable; /* Ensure we don't overflow buffer */
}
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("%s", pszBuffer);
pszBuffer += nPrinted;
uBufBytesAvailable -= nPrinted;
}
else
{
while (IS_VALID_FMT_STRING(pszFmt) && (uBufBytesAvailable > 0))
{
IMG_UINT32 ui32TmpArg = *pui32Data;
TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE eArgType;
eArgType = ExtractOneArgFmt(&pszFmt, aszOneArgFmt);
pui32Data++;
ui32ArgsCur--;
switch (eArgType)
{
case TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_INT:
nPrinted = OSSNPrintf(pszBuffer, uBufBytesAvailable,
aszOneArgFmt, ui32TmpArg);
break;
case TRACEBUF_ARG_TYPE_NONE:
{
const ssize_t iCopiedCnt =
OSStringSafeCopy(pszBuffer,
pszFmt,
uBufBytesAvailable);
if (iCopiedCnt < 0)
{
nPrinted = OSStringLength(pszFmt);
}
else
{
nPrinted = iCopiedCnt;
}
}
break;
default:
nPrinted = OSSNPrintf(pszBuffer, uBufBytesAvailable,
"Error processing arguments, type not "
"recognized (fmt: %s)", aszOneArgFmt);
break;
}
if (nPrinted >= uBufBytesAvailable)
{
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("Buffer overrun - "IMG_SIZE_FMTSPEC" printed,"
" max space "IMG_SIZE_FMTSPEC"\n", nPrinted,
uBufBytesAvailable);
nPrinted = uBufBytesAvailable; /* Ensure we don't overflow buffer */
}
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("%s", pszBuffer);
pszBuffer += nPrinted;
uBufBytesAvailable -= nPrinted;
}
/* Display any remaining text in pszFmt string */
if (pszFmt)
{
const ssize_t iCopiedCnt =
OSStringSafeCopy(pszBuffer, pszFmt, uBufBytesAvailable);
if (iCopiedCnt < 0)
{
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("Buffer overrun - %zu required,"
" max space %zu\n",
OSStringLength(pszFmt),
uBufBytesAvailable);
/* Ensure we don't overflow buffer */
nPrinted = uBufBytesAvailable;
}
else
{
nPrinted = iCopiedCnt;
}
PVR_DUMPDEBUG_LOG("%s", pszBuffer);
pszBuffer += nPrinted;
/* Don't update the uBufBytesAvailable as we have finished this
* message decode. pszBuffer - szBuffer is the total amount of
* data we have decoded.
*/
}
}
}
/* Update total bytes processed */
pSentinel->uiTotal += (pszBuffer - szBuffer);
}
return 0;
}
/*
* HTBDumpBuffer: Dump the Host Trace Buffer using the TLClient API
*
* This routine just parses *one* message from the buffer.
* The stream will be opened by the Start() routine, closed by the Stop() and
* updated for data consumed by this routine once we have DebugPrintf'd it.
* We use the new TLReleaseDataLess() routine which enables us to update the
* HTB contents with just the amount of data we have successfully processed.
* If we need to leave the data available we can call this with a 0 count.
* This will happen in the case of a buffer overflow so that we can reprocess
* any data which wasn't handled before.
*
* In case of overflow or an error we return -1 otherwise 0
*
* Input:
* pfnPrintf output routine to display data
* psEntry handle to debug frontend
* pvData data address to start dumping from
* (set by Start() / Next())
*/
static int HTBDumpBuffer(DI_PRINTF pfnPrintf, OSDI_IMPL_ENTRY *psEntry,
void *pvData)
{
HTB_Sentinel_t *pSentinel = DIGetPrivData(psEntry);
PVR_ASSERT(pvData != NULL);
if (pvData == DI_START_TOKEN)
{
if (pSentinel->pCurr == NULL)
{
HTB_CHATTY_PRINT((PVR_DBG_WARNING, "%s: DI_START_TOKEN, "
"Empty buffer", __func__));
return 0;
}
PVR_ASSERT(pSentinel->pCurr != NULL);
/* Display a Header as we have data to process */
pfnPrintf(psEntry, "%-20s:%-5s-%-5s-%s %s\n", "Timestamp", "PID", "TID", "Group>",
"Log Entry");
}
else
{
if (pvData != NULL)
{
PVR_ASSERT(pSentinel->pCurr == pvData);
}
}
return DecodeHTB(pSentinel, psEntry, pfnPrintf);
}
/******************************************************************************
* External Entry Point routines ...
*****************************************************************************/
/*************************************************************************/ /*!
@Function HTB_CreateDIEntry
@Description Create the debugFS entry-point for the host-trace-buffer
@Returns eError internal error code, PVRSRV_OK on success
*/ /*************************************************************************/
PVRSRV_ERROR HTB_CreateDIEntry_Impl(void)
{
PVRSRV_ERROR eError;
DI_ITERATOR_CB sIterator = {
.pfnStart = _DebugHBTraceDIStart,
.pfnStop = _DebugHBTraceDIStop,
.pfnNext = _DebugHBTraceDINext,
.pfnShow = _DebugHBTraceDIShow,
};
eError = DICreateEntry("host_trace", NULL, &sIterator,
&g_sHTBData.sSentinel,
DI_ENTRY_TYPE_GENERIC,
&g_sHTBData.psDumpHostDiEntry);
PVR_LOG_RETURN_IF_ERROR(eError, "DICreateEntry");
return PVRSRV_OK;
}
/*************************************************************************/ /*!
@Function HTB_DestroyDIEntry
@Description Destroy the debugFS entry-point created by earlier
HTB_CreateDIEntry() call.
*/ /**************************************************************************/
void HTB_DestroyDIEntry_Impl(void)
{
if (g_sHTBData.psDumpHostDiEntry != NULL)
{
DIDestroyEntry(g_sHTBData.psDumpHostDiEntry);
g_sHTBData.psDumpHostDiEntry = NULL;
}
}
/* EOF */
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