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#ifndef PAN_DEVICE_H
#define PAN_DEVICE_H

#include <xf86drm.h>
#include "renderonly/renderonly.h"
#include "util/u_dynarray.h"
#include "util/bitset.h"
#include "util/set.h"
#include "util/list.h"

#include <panfrost-misc.h>

/* Driver limits */
#define PAN_MAX_CONST_BUFFERS 16

/* Transient slab size. This is a balance between fragmentation against cache
 * locality and ease of bookkeeping */

#define TRANSIENT_SLAB_PAGES (32) /* 128kb */
#define TRANSIENT_SLAB_SIZE (4096 * TRANSIENT_SLAB_PAGES)

/* Maximum number of transient slabs so we don't need dynamic arrays. Most
 * interesting Mali boards are 4GB RAM max, so if the entire RAM was filled
 * with transient slabs, you could never exceed (4GB / TRANSIENT_SLAB_SIZE)
 * allocations anyway. By capping, we can use a fixed-size bitset for tracking
 * free slabs, eliminating quite a bit of complexity. We can pack the free
 * state of 8 slabs into a single byte, so for 128kb transient slabs the bitset
 * occupies a cheap 4kb of memory */

#define MAX_TRANSIENT_SLABS (1024*1024 / TRANSIENT_SLAB_PAGES)

/* How many power-of-two levels in the BO cache do we want? 2^12
 * minimum chosen as it is the page size that all allocations are
 * rounded to */

#define MIN_BO_CACHE_BUCKET (12) /* 2^12 = 4KB */
#define MAX_BO_CACHE_BUCKET (22) /* 2^22 = 4MB */

/* Fencepost problem, hence the off-by-one */
#define NR_BO_CACHE_BUCKETS (MAX_BO_CACHE_BUCKET - MIN_BO_CACHE_BUCKET + 1)

struct panfrost_device {
        /* For ralloc */
        void *memctx;

        int fd;

        /* Properties of the GPU in use */
        unsigned gpu_id;
        unsigned core_count;
        unsigned thread_tls_alloc;
        unsigned quirks;

        drmVersionPtr kernel_version;

        struct renderonly *ro;

        pthread_mutex_t active_bos_lock;
        struct set *active_bos;

        struct {
                pthread_mutex_t lock;

                /* List containing all cached BOs sorted in LRU (Least
                 * Recently Used) order. This allows us to quickly evict BOs
                 * that are more than 1 second old.
                 */
                struct list_head lru;

                /* The BO cache is a set of buckets with power-of-two sizes
                 * ranging from 2^12 (4096, the page size) to
                 * 2^(12 + MAX_BO_CACHE_BUCKETS).
                 * Each bucket is a linked list of free panfrost_bo objects. */

                struct list_head buckets[NR_BO_CACHE_BUCKETS];
        } bo_cache;
};

void
panfrost_open_device(void *memctx, int fd, struct panfrost_device *dev);

void
panfrost_close_device(struct panfrost_device *dev);

#endif