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Diffstat (limited to 'src/modules')
| -rw-r--r-- | src/modules/checkers/checkers.c | 66 |
1 files changed, 66 insertions, 0 deletions
diff --git a/src/modules/checkers/checkers.c b/src/modules/checkers/checkers.c index 05207e0..d12a99d 100644 --- a/src/modules/checkers/checkers.c +++ b/src/modules/checkers/checkers.c @@ -81,6 +81,7 @@ typedef struct checkers_setup_t { typedef struct checkers_context_t { til_module_context_t til_module_context; checkers_setup_t *setup; + til_fb_fragment_t waste_fb; til_module_context_t *fill_module_contexts[]; } checkers_context_t; @@ -101,6 +102,7 @@ static til_module_context_t * checkers_create_context(const til_module_t *module if (ctxt->setup->fill_module_setup) { const til_module_t *module = ctxt->setup->fill_module_setup->creator; + unsigned waste_fb_size = ctxt->setup->size; /* since checkers is already threaded, create an n_cpus=1 context per-cpu */ if (til_module_create_contexts(module, stream, seed, ticks, 1, ctxt->setup->fill_module_setup, n_cpus, ctxt->fill_module_contexts) < 0) @@ -145,6 +147,17 @@ static til_module_context_t * checkers_create_context(const til_module_t *module * can have a default "dumb" clone that just duplicates the context with a malloc() and memcpy(). This would also require * adding a size member to til_module_context_t, which is straightforward to add. */ + + ctxt->waste_fb = (til_fb_fragment_t){ + .buf = malloc(waste_fb_size * waste_fb_size * sizeof(uint32_t)), + .frame_width = waste_fb_size, + .frame_height = waste_fb_size, + .width = waste_fb_size, + .height = waste_fb_size, + .pitch = waste_fb_size, + }; + if (!ctxt->waste_fb.buf) + return til_module_context_free(&ctxt->til_module_context); } return &ctxt->til_module_context; @@ -158,6 +171,8 @@ static void checkers_destroy_context(til_module_context_t *context) if (ctxt->setup->fill_module_setup) { for (unsigned i = 0; i < context->n_cpus; i++) til_module_context_free(ctxt->fill_module_contexts[i]); + + free(ctxt->waste_fb.buf); } free(ctxt); @@ -392,6 +407,56 @@ static void checkers_render_fragment(til_module_context_t *context, til_stream_t } +static void checkers_finish_frame(til_module_context_t *context, til_stream_t *stream, unsigned ticks, til_fb_fragment_t **fragment_ptr) +{ + checkers_context_t *ctxt = (checkers_context_t *)context; + + if (ctxt->setup->fill_module_setup) { + for (unsigned i = 0; i < context->n_cpus; i++) { + til_fb_fragment_t *waste_fb_ptr = &ctxt->waste_fb; + + if (ctxt->fill_module_contexts[i]->last_ticks == ticks) + continue; + + /* We need to do a waste render to keep this context in sync with the others, + * sometimes contexts don't get to participate in threaded rendering due to + * scheduling irregularities/bad luck... but we can't let them diverge. + * + * TODO: if the modules were required to expose their simulation in a distinct + * til_module_t.method() we'd just perform that phase here. And it probably makes + * sense to do that. The annoying thing is, it's kind of nice to have the minimum + * module be just til_module_t.render_fragment() for someone wanting to just make a + * little graphics hack. In some sense, til_module_t.prepare_frame() already serves + * as that method - but it's not required, and there's no hard rule saying even if + * you've got a simple non-threaded module, put your state mutation in prepare_frame(). + * there's also no expectation currently that prepare_frame() would occur without + * a subsequent render_fragment/finish_frame for that frame, which could be problematic + * if prepare_frame is e.g. priming some state in the context that gets finished after + * at least one invocation of render_fragment() and/or finish_frame(). + * + * So for now let's just do waste renders into an off-screen cell-sized fb with any + * of the contexts that didn't get used. On the plus side, this is bounded by the + * number of cpus, and it's only the fraction that didn't get utilized. + * + * Checkers is the only module that does this clones stuff, but I'm just using it as + * a development mule for this complicated case at this point. I can imagine other + * modules wanting to do the same thing with concurrent clones so it's worth sorting + * out all the details. + */ + til_module_render(ctxt->fill_module_contexts[i], stream, ticks, &waste_fb_ptr); +#if 0 + /* This is probably an interesting thing to measure. On a busy system, it's not surprising + * to have a cpu here and there not participate at all in rendering a frame. But if the + * system is idle, that's kind of odd, unless there's a huge excess of cores vs. filled cells. + * It could also be a scheduling problem, or a rototiller threading bug/shortcoming. + */ + fprintf(stderr, "waste render @ ticks=%u cpu=%i\n", ticks, i); +#endif + } + } +} + + /* TODO: migrate to libtil */ static char * checkers_random_color(unsigned seed) { @@ -512,6 +577,7 @@ til_module_t checkers_module = { .destroy_context = checkers_destroy_context, .prepare_frame = checkers_prepare_frame, .render_fragment = checkers_render_fragment, + .finish_frame = checkers_finish_frame, .setup = checkers_setup, .name = "checkers", .description = "Checker-patterned overlay (threaded)", |