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/*
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 develop this 3D driver.

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 **********************************************************************/
 /*
  * Authors:
  *   Keith Whitwell <keith@tungstengraphics.com>
  */


#ifndef BRWCONTEXT_INC
#define BRWCONTEXT_INC


#include "pipe/p_context.h"
#include "pipe/p_defines.h"
#include "pipe/p_state.h"

#include "brw_structs.h"
#include "brw_winsys.h"


/* Glossary:
 *
 * URB - uniform resource buffer.  A mid-sized buffer which is
 * partitioned between the fixed function units and used for passing
 * values (vertices, primitives, constants) between them.
 *
 * CURBE - constant URB entry.  An urb region (entry) used to hold
 * constant values which the fixed function units can be instructed to
 * preload into the GRF when spawining a thread.
 *
 * VUE - vertex URB entry.  An urb entry holding a vertex and usually
 * a vertex header.  The header contains control information and
 * things like primitive type, Begin/end flags and clip codes.
 *
 * PUE - primitive URB entry.  An urb entry produced by the setup (SF)
 * unit holding rasterization and interpolation parameters.
 *
 * GRF - general register file.  One of several register files
 * addressable by programmed threads.  The inputs (r0, payload, curbe,
 * urb) of the thread are preloaded to this area before the thread is
 * spawned.  The registers are individually 8 dwords wide and suitable
 * for general usage.  Registers holding thread input values are not
 * special and may be overwritten.
 *
 * MRF - message register file.  Threads communicate (and terminate)
 * by sending messages.  Message parameters are placed in contigous
 * MRF registers.  All program output is via these messages.  URB
 * entries are populated by sending a message to the shared URB
 * function containing the new data, together with a control word,
 * often an unmodified copy of R0.
 *
 * R0 - GRF register 0.  Typically holds control information used when
 * sending messages to other threads.
 *
 * EU or GEN4 EU: The name of the programmable subsystem of the
 * i965 hardware.  Threads are executed by the EU, the registers
 * described above are part of the EU architecture.
 *
 * Fixed function units:
 *
 * CS - Command streamer.  Notional first unit, little software
 * interaction.  Holds the URB entries used for constant data, ie the
 * CURBEs.
 *
 * VF/VS - Vertex Fetch / Vertex Shader.  The fixed function part of
 * this unit is responsible for pulling vertices out of vertex buffers
 * in vram and injecting them into the processing pipe as VUEs.  If
 * enabled, it first passes them to a VS thread which is a good place
 * for the driver to implement any active vertex shader.
 *
 * GS - Geometry Shader.  This corresponds to a new DX10 concept.  If
 * enabled, incoming strips etc are passed to GS threads in individual
 * line/triangle/point units.  The GS thread may perform arbitary
 * computation and emit whatever primtives with whatever vertices it
 * chooses.  This makes GS an excellent place to implement GL's
 * unfilled polygon modes, though of course it is capable of much
 * more.  Additionally, GS is used to translate away primitives not
 * handled by latter units, including Quads and Lineloops.
 *
 * CS - Clipper.  Mesa's clipping algorithms are imported to run on
 * this unit.  The fixed function part performs cliptesting against
 * the 6 fixed clipplanes and makes descisions on whether or not the
 * incoming primitive needs to be passed to a thread for clipping.
 * User clip planes are handled via cooperation with the VS thread.
 *
 * SF - Strips Fans or Setup: Triangles are prepared for
 * rasterization.  Interpolation coefficients are calculated.
 * Flatshading and two-side lighting usually performed here.
 *
 * WM - Windower.  Interpolation of vertex attributes performed here.
 * Fragment shader implemented here.  SIMD aspects of EU taken full
 * advantage of, as pixels are processed in blocks of 16.
 *
 * CC - Color Calculator.  No EU threads associated with this unit.
 * Handles blending and (presumably) depth and stencil testing.
 */

#define BRW_MAX_CURBE                    (32*16)

struct brw_context;
struct brw_winsys;


/* Raised when we receive new state across the pipe interface:
 */
#define BRW_NEW_VIEWPORT                0x1
#define BRW_NEW_RASTERIZER              0x2
#define BRW_NEW_FS                      0x4
#define BRW_NEW_BLEND                   0x8
#define BRW_NEW_CLIP                    0x10
#define BRW_NEW_SCISSOR                 0x20
#define BRW_NEW_STIPPLE                 0x40
#define BRW_NEW_FRAMEBUFFER             0x80
#define BRW_NEW_ALPHA_TEST              0x100
#define BRW_NEW_DEPTH_STENCIL           0x200
#define BRW_NEW_SAMPLER                 0x400
#define BRW_NEW_TEXTURE                 0x800
#define BRW_NEW_CONSTANTS               0x1000
#define BRW_NEW_VBO                     0x2000
#define BRW_NEW_VS                      0x4000

/* Raised for other internal events:
 */
#define BRW_NEW_URB_FENCE               0x10000
#define BRW_NEW_PSP                     0x20000
#define BRW_NEW_CURBE_OFFSETS           0x40000
#define BRW_NEW_REDUCED_PRIMITIVE       0x80000
#define BRW_NEW_PRIMITIVE               0x100000
#define BRW_NEW_SCENE                 0x200000
#define BRW_NEW_SF_LINKAGE              0x400000

extern int BRW_DEBUG;

#define DEBUG_TEXTURE	0x1
#define DEBUG_STATE	0x2
#define DEBUG_IOCTL	0x4
#define DEBUG_PRIMS	0x8
#define DEBUG_VERTS	0x10
#define DEBUG_FALLBACKS	0x20
#define DEBUG_VERBOSE	0x40
#define DEBUG_DRI       0x80
#define DEBUG_DMA       0x100
#define DEBUG_SANITY    0x200
#define DEBUG_SYNC      0x400
#define DEBUG_SLEEP     0x800
#define DEBUG_PIXEL     0x1000
#define DEBUG_STATS     0x2000
#define DEBUG_TILE      0x4000
#define DEBUG_SINGLE_THREAD   0x8000
#define DEBUG_WM        0x10000
#define DEBUG_URB       0x20000
#define DEBUG_VS        0x40000
#define DEBUG_BATCH	0x80000
#define DEBUG_BUFMGR	0x100000
#define DEBUG_BLIT	0x200000
#define DEBUG_REGION	0x400000
#define DEBUG_MIPTREE	0x800000

#define DBG(...) do {						\
	if (BRW_DEBUG & FILE_DEBUG_FLAG)			\
	       brw->pipe.winsys->printf(brw->pipe.winsys, __VA_ARGS__);			\
} while(0)

#define PRINT(...) do {						\
	       brw->pipe.winsys->printf(brw->pipe.winsys, __VA_ARGS__);			\
} while(0)

struct brw_state_flags {
   unsigned cache;
   unsigned brw;
};


struct brw_shader_info {
   int nr_regs[8];		/* TGSI_FILE_* */
};
   


struct brw_vertex_program {
   struct pipe_shader_state program;
   struct brw_shader_info info;
   int id;
};



struct brw_fragment_program {
   struct pipe_shader_state program;
   struct brw_shader_info info;
   
   boolean UsesDepth;
   boolean UsesKill;
   boolean ComputesDepth;
   int id;
};




struct pipe_setup_linkage {
   struct {
      unsigned vp_output:5;
      unsigned interp_mode:4;
      unsigned bf_vp_output:5;
   } fp_input[PIPE_MAX_SHADER_INPUTS];

   unsigned fp_input_count:5;
   unsigned max_vp_output:5;
};
   


struct brw_texture {
   struct pipe_texture base;

   /* Derived from the above:
    */
   unsigned pitch;
   unsigned depth_pitch;          /* per-image on i945? */
   unsigned total_height;

   unsigned nr_images[PIPE_MAX_TEXTURE_LEVELS];

   /* Explicitly store the offset of each image for each cube face or
    * depth value.  Pretty much have to accept that hardware formats
    * are going to be so diverse that there is no unified way to
    * compute the offsets of depth/cube images within a mipmap level,
    * so have to store them as a lookup table:
    */
   unsigned *image_offset[PIPE_MAX_TEXTURE_LEVELS];   /**< array [depth] of offsets */

   /* Includes image offset tables:
    */
   unsigned level_offset[PIPE_MAX_TEXTURE_LEVELS];

   /* The data is held here:
    */
   struct pipe_buffer *buffer;
};

/* Data about a particular attempt to compile a program.  Note that
 * there can be many of these, each in a different GL state
 * corresponding to a different brw_wm_prog_key struct, with different
 * compiled programs:
 */
/* Data about a particular attempt to compile a program.  Note that
 * there can be many of these, each in a different GL state
 * corresponding to a different brw_wm_prog_key struct, with different
 * compiled programs:
 */

struct brw_wm_prog_data {
   unsigned curb_read_length;
   unsigned urb_read_length;

   unsigned first_curbe_grf;
   unsigned total_grf;
   unsigned total_scratch;

   /* Internally generated constants for the CURBE.  These are loaded
    * ahead of the data from the constant buffer.
    */
   const float internal_const[8];
   unsigned nr_internal_consts;
   unsigned max_const;

   boolean error;
};

struct brw_sf_prog_data {
   unsigned urb_read_length;
   unsigned total_grf;

   /* Each vertex may have upto 12 attributes, 4 components each,
    * except WPOS which requires only 2.  (11*4 + 2) == 44 ==> 11
    * rows.
    *
    * Actually we use 4 for each, so call it 12 rows.
    */
   unsigned urb_entry_size;
};

struct brw_clip_prog_data {
   unsigned curb_read_length;	/* user planes? */
   unsigned clip_mode;
   unsigned urb_read_length;
   unsigned total_grf;
};

struct brw_gs_prog_data {
   unsigned urb_read_length;
   unsigned total_grf;
};

struct brw_vs_prog_data {
   unsigned curb_read_length;
   unsigned urb_read_length;
   unsigned total_grf;
   unsigned outputs_written;

   unsigned inputs_read;

   unsigned max_const;

   float    imm_buf[PIPE_MAX_CONSTANT][4];
   unsigned num_imm;
   unsigned num_consts;

   /* Used for calculating urb partitions:
    */
   unsigned urb_entry_size;
};


#define BRW_MAX_TEX_UNIT 8
#define BRW_WM_MAX_SURF BRW_MAX_TEX_UNIT + 1

/* Create a fixed sized struct for caching binding tables:
 */
struct brw_surface_binding_table {
   unsigned surf_ss_offset[BRW_WM_MAX_SURF];
};


struct brw_cache;

struct brw_mem_pool {
   struct pipe_buffer *buffer;

   unsigned size;
   unsigned offset;		/* offset of first free byte */

   struct brw_context *brw;
};

struct brw_cache_item {
   unsigned hash;
   unsigned key_size;		/* for variable-sized keys */
   const void *key;

   unsigned offset;		/* offset within pool's buffer */
   unsigned data_size;

   struct brw_cache_item *next;
};



struct brw_cache {
   unsigned id;

   const char *name;

   struct brw_context *brw;
   struct brw_mem_pool *pool;

   struct brw_cache_item **items;
   unsigned size, n_items;

   unsigned key_size;		/* for fixed-size keys */
   unsigned aux_size;

   unsigned last_addr;			/* offset of active item */
};




/* Considered adding a member to this struct to document which flags
 * an update might raise so that ordering of the state atoms can be
 * checked or derived at runtime.  Dropped the idea in favor of having
 * a debug mode where the state is monitored for flags which are
 * raised that have already been tested against.
 */
struct brw_tracked_state {
   struct brw_state_flags dirty;
   void (*update)( struct brw_context *brw );
};


/* Flags for brw->state.cache.
 */
#define CACHE_NEW_CC_VP                  (1<<BRW_CC_VP)
#define CACHE_NEW_CC_UNIT                (1<<BRW_CC_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_WM_PROG                (1<<BRW_WM_PROG)
#define CACHE_NEW_SAMPLER_DEFAULT_COLOR  (1<<BRW_SAMPLER_DEFAULT_COLOR)
#define CACHE_NEW_SAMPLER                (1<<BRW_SAMPLER)
#define CACHE_NEW_WM_UNIT                (1<<BRW_WM_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_SF_PROG                (1<<BRW_SF_PROG)
#define CACHE_NEW_SF_VP                  (1<<BRW_SF_VP)
#define CACHE_NEW_SF_UNIT                (1<<BRW_SF_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_VS_UNIT                (1<<BRW_VS_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_VS_PROG                (1<<BRW_VS_PROG)
#define CACHE_NEW_GS_UNIT                (1<<BRW_GS_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_GS_PROG                (1<<BRW_GS_PROG)
#define CACHE_NEW_CLIP_VP                (1<<BRW_CLIP_VP)
#define CACHE_NEW_CLIP_UNIT              (1<<BRW_CLIP_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_CLIP_PROG              (1<<BRW_CLIP_PROG)
#define CACHE_NEW_SURFACE                (1<<BRW_SS_SURFACE)
#define CACHE_NEW_SURF_BIND              (1<<BRW_SS_SURF_BIND)




enum brw_mempool_id {
   BRW_GS_POOL,
   BRW_SS_POOL,
   BRW_MAX_POOL
};


struct brw_cached_batch_item {
   struct header *header;
   unsigned sz;
   struct brw_cached_batch_item *next;
};



/* Protect against a future where PIPE_ATTRIB_MAX > 32.  Wouldn't life
 * be easier if C allowed arrays of packed elements?
 */
#define ATTRIB_BIT_DWORDS  ((PIPE_ATTRIB_MAX+31)/32)




struct brw_vertex_info {
   unsigned varying;  /* varying:1[PIPE_ATTRIB_MAX] */
   unsigned sizes[ATTRIB_BIT_DWORDS * 2]; /* sizes:2[PIPE_ATTRIB_MAX] */
};





struct brw_context
{
   struct pipe_context pipe;
   struct brw_winsys *winsys;

   unsigned primitive;
   unsigned reduced_primitive;

   boolean emit_state_always;

   struct {
      struct brw_state_flags dirty;
   } state;


   struct {
      const struct pipe_blend_state         *Blend;
      const struct pipe_depth_stencil_alpha_state *DepthStencil;
      const struct pipe_poly_stipple        *PolygonStipple;
      const struct pipe_rasterizer_state    *Raster;
      const struct pipe_sampler_state       *Samplers[PIPE_MAX_SAMPLERS];
      const struct brw_vertex_program       *VertexProgram;
      const struct brw_fragment_program     *FragmentProgram;

      struct pipe_clip_state          Clip;
      struct pipe_blend_color         BlendColor;
      struct pipe_scissor_state       Scissor;
      struct pipe_viewport_state      Viewport;
      struct pipe_framebuffer_state   FrameBuffer;

      const struct pipe_constant_buffer *Constants[2];
      const struct brw_texture          *Texture[PIPE_MAX_SAMPLERS];
   } attribs;

   struct brw_mem_pool pool[BRW_MAX_POOL];
   struct brw_cache cache[BRW_MAX_CACHE];
   struct brw_cached_batch_item *cached_batch_items;

   struct {

      /* Arrays with buffer objects to copy non-bufferobj arrays into
       * for upload:
       */
      struct pipe_vertex_buffer *vbo_array[PIPE_ATTRIB_MAX];

      struct brw_vertex_element_state inputs[PIPE_ATTRIB_MAX];

#define BRW_NR_UPLOAD_BUFS 17
#define BRW_UPLOAD_INIT_SIZE (128*1024)

      /* Summary of size and varying of active arrays, so we can check
       * for changes to this state:
       */
      struct brw_vertex_info info;
   } vb;


   unsigned hardware_dirty;
   unsigned dirty;
   unsigned pci_id;
   /* BRW_NEW_URB_ALLOCATIONS:
    */
   struct {
      unsigned vsize;		/* vertex size plus header in urb registers */
      unsigned csize;		/* constant buffer size in urb registers */
      unsigned sfsize;		/* setup data size in urb registers */

      boolean constrained;

      unsigned nr_vs_entries;
      unsigned nr_gs_entries;
      unsigned nr_clip_entries;
      unsigned nr_sf_entries;
      unsigned nr_cs_entries;

/*       unsigned vs_size; */
/*       unsigned gs_size; */
/*       unsigned clip_size; */
/*       unsigned sf_size; */
/*       unsigned cs_size; */

      unsigned vs_start;
      unsigned gs_start;
      unsigned clip_start;
      unsigned sf_start;
      unsigned cs_start;
   } urb;


   /* BRW_NEW_CURBE_OFFSETS:
    */
   struct {
      unsigned wm_start;
      unsigned wm_size;
      unsigned clip_start;
      unsigned clip_size;
      unsigned vs_start;
      unsigned vs_size;
      unsigned total_size;

      unsigned gs_offset;

      float *last_buf;
      unsigned last_bufsz;
   } curbe;

   struct {
      struct brw_vs_prog_data *prog_data;

      unsigned prog_gs_offset;
      unsigned state_gs_offset;
   } vs;

   struct {
      struct brw_gs_prog_data *prog_data;

      boolean prog_active;
      unsigned prog_gs_offset;
      unsigned state_gs_offset;
   } gs;

   struct {
      struct brw_clip_prog_data *prog_data;

      unsigned prog_gs_offset;
      unsigned vp_gs_offset;
      unsigned state_gs_offset;
   } clip;


   struct {
      struct brw_sf_prog_data *prog_data;

      struct pipe_setup_linkage linkage;

      unsigned prog_gs_offset;
      unsigned vp_gs_offset;
      unsigned state_gs_offset;
   } sf;

   struct {
      struct brw_wm_prog_data *prog_data;

//      struct brw_wm_compiler *compile_data;


      /**
       * Array of sampler state uploaded at sampler_gs_offset of BRW_SAMPLER
       * cache
       */
      struct brw_sampler_state sampler[BRW_MAX_TEX_UNIT];

      unsigned render_surf;
      unsigned nr_surfaces;

      unsigned max_threads;
      struct pipe_buffer *scratch_buffer;
      unsigned scratch_buffer_size;

      unsigned sampler_count;
      unsigned sampler_gs_offset;

      struct brw_surface_binding_table bind;
      unsigned bind_ss_offset;

      unsigned prog_gs_offset;
      unsigned state_gs_offset;
   } wm;


   struct {
      unsigned vp_gs_offset;
      unsigned state_gs_offset;
   } cc;


   /* Used to give every program string a unique id
    */
   unsigned program_id;
};


#define BRW_PACKCOLOR8888(r,g,b,a)  ((r<<24) | (g<<16) | (b<<8) | a)


/*======================================================================
 * brw_vtbl.c
 */
void brw_do_flush( struct brw_context *brw,
		   unsigned flags );


/*======================================================================
 * brw_state.c
 */
void brw_validate_state(struct brw_context *brw);
void brw_init_state(struct brw_context *brw);
void brw_destroy_state(struct brw_context *brw);


/*======================================================================
 * brw_tex.c
 */
void brwUpdateTextureState( struct brw_context *brw );


/* brw_urb.c
 */
void brw_upload_urb_fence(struct brw_context *brw);

void brw_upload_constant_buffer_state(struct brw_context *brw);

void brw_init_surface_functions(struct brw_context *brw);
void brw_init_state_functions(struct brw_context *brw);
void brw_init_flush_functions(struct brw_context *brw);
void brw_init_string_functions(struct brw_context *brw);

/*======================================================================
 * Inline conversion functions.  These are better-typed than the
 * macros used previously:
 */
static inline struct brw_context *
brw_context( struct pipe_context *ctx )
{
   return (struct brw_context *)ctx;
}

#endif