Thomas Hellström wrote:
> Jerome Glisse wrote:
>   
>> Hi again Thomas,
>>
>> It seems that if a fence is created with a userobject in superioctl,
>> one ref on the fence from one of the associated bo (the EXE bo i think)
>> is not properly unreferenced automagicly by kernel on program exit
>> if program never wait or ask for the status on each BO. So for instance
>> -SIOCTL CMD BUFFER, BO_DATA1, BO_DATA2
>>   - create fence & emit (fence refcount = 1)
>>   - associate buffer & fence (fence refcount = 4 3buffers)
>> - program exit (doesn't do any more thing)
>>   - fence wait & flush
>>   - fence fully signaled
>>   - bo data1 & data2 deref the fence (fence refcount = 2)
>>   - fence is destructed (fence refcount = 1 so no destruction)
>> (i am not showing temporary refcounting which happen while the fence
>>  is in use by a function)
>>
>> You end up with a fence signaled but still referenced by a BO, it looks like
>> that drm doesn't properly unreference the fence from the associated EXE BO.
>> Shouldn't the BO associated with a fence deref this fence in fence_handler ?
>> Or where should i look to find why one of the BO is not properly derefing
>> the fence.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Jerome Glisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>   
>>     
Jerome,

The above sequence should ideally look like this:

  - create fence & emit (fence refcount = 5, referencing is the fence pointer 
returned from the drm_fence_buffer_objects() function and the user object 
associated with the fence + three buffer objects).
  - dereference fence pointer returned from drm_fence_buffer_objects (refcount 
= 4)
- program exit, automatically derefereneces the user object associated with the 
fence (refcount = 3)
  - fence wait & flush
  - fence fully signaled
  - bo cmd_buffer deref the fence (refcount = 2)
  - bo data1 & data2 deref the fence (fence refcount = 0, fence is destroyed).
  

/Thomas


 



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