On 09/24/2010 12:42 PM, Luca Barbieri wrote:
In any case, this change causes a ton of conformance failures. Several
piglit tests in the "general" category also fail.
Yes, sorry, I actually run piglit, but twice on the same binary...
The problem was that last_tile_addr must be invalidated on an
> In any case, this change causes a ton of conformance failures. Several
> piglit tests in the "general" category also fail.
Yes, sorry, I actually run piglit, but twice on the same binary...
The problem was that last_tile_addr must be invalidated on any change
including flushes.
This was automat
Changes in v2:
- Invalidate last_tile_addr on any change, fixing regressions
- Correct coding style
Currently softpipe ends up allocating more than 200 MB of memory
for each context due to the tile caches.
Even worse, this memory is all explicitly cleared, which means that the
kernel must actuall
On 09/24/2010 07:20 AM, Luca Barbieri wrote:
Currently softpipe ends up allocating more than 200 MB of memory
for each context due to the tile caches.
Even worse, this memory is all explicitly cleared, which means that the
kernel must actually back it with physical RAM right away.
This change a
Currently softpipe ends up allocating more than 200 MB of memory
for each context due to the tile caches.
Even worse, this memory is all explicitly cleared, which means that the
kernel must actually back it with physical RAM right away.
This change allocates tile memory on demand.
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src/galliu
Currently softpipe ends up allocating more than 200 MB of memory
for each context due to the tile caches.
Even worse, this memory is all explicitly cleared, which means that the
kernel must actually back it with physical RAM right away.
This change allocates tile memory on demand.
---
src/galliu
