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qcacmn: Fix issues in qdf aligned memory alloc function

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1. Alloc size should be passed as input and output parameter since we need
   to pass the exact alloc_size while freeing the memory.

2. use qdf_align() to calculate the aligned physical address.

3. In DBR component, pass correct arguments to qdf_aligned_malloc() to fix
   the compilation errors.
   Alloc size should be passed as input and output parameter since we need
   to pass the exact alloc_size while freeing the DMA memory.

Change-Id: I83051b8aa54bbf3bb663902d8f17f2c3c55e57bf
CRs-Fixed: 2462441
This commit is contained in:
Shashikala Prabhu
2019-07-30 21:45:39 +05:30
committed by nshrivas
parent 0ebbf5a1de
commit ec527358c2
3 changed files with 112 additions and 55 deletions
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43
qdf/inc/qdf_mem.h
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@@ -292,9 +292,11 @@ void qdf_mem_multi_pages_free(qdf_device_t osdev,
/**
* qdf_aligned_malloc() - allocates aligned QDF memory.
* @size: Number of bytes of memory to allocate.
* @ring_base_align: Base address alignment.
* @size: Size to be allocated
* @vaddr_unaligned: Unaligned virtual address.
* @paddr_unaligned: Unaligned physical address.
* @paddr_aligned: Aligned physical address.
* @align: Base address alignment.
* @func: Function name of the call site.
* @line: Line number of the call site.
*
@@ -308,39 +310,44 @@ void qdf_mem_multi_pages_free(qdf_device_t osdev,
* memory. If this function is unable to allocate the amount of memory
* specified (for any reason) it returns NULL.
*/
#define qdf_aligned_malloc(size, ring_base_align, vaddr_unaligned) \
qdf_aligned_malloc_fl(size, ring_base_align, vaddr_unaligned, \
__func__, __LINE__)
#define qdf_aligned_malloc(size, vaddr_unaligned, paddr_unaligned, \
paddr_aligned, align) \
qdf_aligned_malloc_fl(size, vaddr_unaligned, paddr_unaligned, \
paddr_aligned, align, __func__, __LINE__)
void *qdf_aligned_malloc_fl(qdf_size_t size, uint32_t ring_base_align,
void **vaddr_unaligned,
void *qdf_aligned_malloc_fl(uint32_t *size, void **vaddr_unaligned,
qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_unaligned,
qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_aligned,
uint32_t align,
const char *func, uint32_t line);
/**
* qdf_aligned_mem_alloc_consistent() - allocates consistent qdf memory
* @osdev: OS device handle
* @dev: Pointer to device handle
* @size: Size to be allocated
* @vaddr_unaligned: Unaligned virtual address.
* @paddr_unaligned: Unaligned physical address.
* @paddr_aligned: Aligned physical address.
* @ring_base_align: Base address alignment.
* @align: Base address alignment.
* @func: Function name of the call site.
* @line: Line number of the call site.
*
* Return: pointer of allocated memory or null if memory alloc fails.
*/
#define qdf_aligned_mem_alloc_consistent(osdev, dev, size, vaddr_unaligned, \
paddr_unaligned, paddr_aligned, ring_base_align) \
qdf_aligned_mem_alloc_consistent_fl(osdev, dev, size, vaddr_unaligned, \
#define qdf_aligned_mem_alloc_consistent(osdev, size, vaddr_unaligned, \
paddr_unaligned, paddr_aligned, \
ring_base_align, __func__, __LINE__)
align) \
qdf_aligned_mem_alloc_consistent_fl(osdev, size, vaddr_unaligned, \
paddr_unaligned, paddr_aligned, \
align, __func__, __LINE__)
void *qdf_aligned_mem_alloc_consistent_fl(qdf_device_t osdev, uint32_t *size,
void **vaddr_unaligned,
qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_unaligned,
qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_aligned,
uint32_t align, const char *func,
uint32_t line);
void *qdf_aligned_mem_alloc_consistent_fl(
qdf_device_t osdev, void *dev, qdf_size_t size,
void **vaddr_unaligned, qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_unaligned,
qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_aligned, uint32_t ring_base_align,
const char *func, uint32_t line);
#define qdf_mem_virt_to_phys(vaddr) virt_to_phys(vaddr)
void qdf_mem_set_io(void *ptr, uint32_t num_bytes, uint32_t value);

102
qdf/linux/src/qdf_mem.c
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@@ -1435,31 +1435,57 @@ void qdf_mem_multi_pages_free(qdf_device_t osdev,
qdf_export_symbol(qdf_mem_multi_pages_free);
#endif
void *qdf_aligned_malloc_fl(qdf_size_t size, uint32_t ring_base_align,
void *qdf_aligned_malloc_fl(uint32_t *size,
void **vaddr_unaligned,
qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_unaligned,
qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_aligned,
uint32_t align,
const char *func, uint32_t line)
{
void *vaddr_aligned;
uint32_t align_alloc_size;
*vaddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_malloc_fl(size, func, line);
*vaddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_malloc_fl((qdf_size_t)*size, func,
line);
if (!*vaddr_unaligned) {
qdf_warn("Failed to alloc %zuB @ %s:%d", size, func, line);
qdf_warn("Failed to alloc %uB @ %s:%d", *size, func, line);
return NULL;
}
if ((unsigned long)(*vaddr_unaligned) % ring_base_align) {
*paddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_virt_to_phys(*vaddr_unaligned);
/* Re-allocate additional bytes to align base address only if
* above allocation returns unaligned address. Reason for
* trying exact size allocation above is, OS tries to allocate
* blocks of size power-of-2 pages and then free extra pages.
* e.g., of a ring size of 1MB, the allocation below will
* request 1MB plus 7 bytes for alignment, which will cause a
* 2MB block allocation,and that is failing sometimes due to
* memory fragmentation.
*/
if ((unsigned long)(*paddr_unaligned) & (align - 1)) {
align_alloc_size = *size + align - 1;
qdf_mem_free(*vaddr_unaligned);
*vaddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_malloc_fl(size + ring_base_align - 1,
func, line);
*vaddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_malloc_fl(
(qdf_size_t)align_alloc_size, func, line);
if (!*vaddr_unaligned) {
qdf_warn("Failed to alloc %zuB @ %s:%d",
size, func, line);
qdf_warn("Failed to alloc %uB @ %s:%d",
align_alloc_size, func, line);
return NULL;
}
*paddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_virt_to_phys(
*vaddr_unaligned);
*size = align_alloc_size;
}
vaddr_aligned = (*vaddr_unaligned) +
((unsigned long)(*vaddr_unaligned) % ring_base_align);
*paddr_aligned = (qdf_dma_addr_t)qdf_align
((unsigned long)(*paddr_unaligned), align);
vaddr_aligned = (void *)((unsigned long)(*vaddr_unaligned) +
((unsigned long)(*paddr_aligned) -
(unsigned long)(*paddr_unaligned)));
return vaddr_aligned;
}
@@ -1859,36 +1885,56 @@ qdf_export_symbol(qdf_mem_free_consistent);
#endif /* MEMORY_DEBUG */
void *qdf_aligned_mem_alloc_consistent_fl(
qdf_device_t osdev, void *dev, qdf_size_t size,
qdf_device_t osdev, uint32_t *size,
void **vaddr_unaligned, qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_unaligned,
qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_aligned, uint32_t ring_base_align,
qdf_dma_addr_t *paddr_aligned, uint32_t align,
const char *func, uint32_t line)
{
void *vaddr_aligned;
uint32_t align_alloc_size;
*vaddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_alloc_consistent(osdev, dev, size,
*vaddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_alloc_consistent(
osdev, osdev->dev, (qdf_size_t)*size, paddr_unaligned);
if (!*vaddr_unaligned) {
qdf_warn("Failed to alloc %uB @ %s:%d",
*size, func, line);
return NULL;
}
/* Re-allocate additional bytes to align base address only if
* above allocation returns unaligned address. Reason for
* trying exact size allocation above is, OS tries to allocate
* blocks of size power-of-2 pages and then free extra pages.
* e.g., of a ring size of 1MB, the allocation below will
* request 1MB plus 7 bytes for alignment, which will cause a
* 2MB block allocation,and that is failing sometimes due to
* memory fragmentation.
*/
if ((unsigned long)(*paddr_unaligned) & (align - 1)) {
align_alloc_size = *size + align - 1;
qdf_mem_free_consistent(osdev, osdev->dev, *size,
*vaddr_unaligned,
*paddr_unaligned, 0);
*vaddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_alloc_consistent(
osdev, osdev->dev, align_alloc_size,
paddr_unaligned);
if (!*vaddr_unaligned) {
qdf_warn("Failed to alloc %zuB @ %s:%d", size, func, line);
qdf_warn("Failed to alloc %uB @ %s:%d",
align_alloc_size, func, line);
return NULL;
}
if ((unsigned long)(*vaddr_unaligned) % ring_base_align) {
qdf_mem_free_consistent(osdev, dev, size, *vaddr_unaligned,
*paddr_unaligned, 0);
*vaddr_unaligned = qdf_mem_alloc_consistent(osdev, dev,
size + ring_base_align - 1, paddr_unaligned);
if (!*vaddr_unaligned) {
qdf_warn("Failed to alloc %zuB @ %s:%d",
size, func, line);
return NULL;
}
*size = align_alloc_size;
}
vaddr_aligned = *vaddr_unaligned +
((unsigned long)(*vaddr_unaligned) % ring_base_align);
*paddr_aligned = *paddr_unaligned + ((unsigned long)(vaddr_aligned) -
(unsigned long)(*vaddr_unaligned));
*paddr_aligned = (qdf_dma_addr_t)qdf_align(
(unsigned long)(*paddr_unaligned), align);
vaddr_aligned = (void *)((unsigned long)(*vaddr_unaligned) +
((unsigned long)(*paddr_aligned) -
(unsigned long)(*paddr_unaligned)));
return vaddr_aligned;
}

26
target_if/direct_buf_rx/src/target_if_direct_buf_rx_main.c
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@@ -371,7 +371,6 @@ static QDF_STATUS target_if_dbr_fill_ring(struct wlan_objmgr_pdev *pdev,
struct direct_buf_rx_module_param *mod_param)
{
uint32_t idx;
void *buf, *buf_aligned;
struct direct_buf_rx_ring_cfg *dbr_ring_cfg;
struct direct_buf_rx_ring_cap *dbr_ring_cap;
struct direct_buf_rx_buf_info *dbr_buf_pool;
@@ -384,23 +383,28 @@ static QDF_STATUS target_if_dbr_fill_ring(struct wlan_objmgr_pdev *pdev,
dbr_buf_pool = mod_param->dbr_buf_pool;
for (idx = 0; idx < dbr_ring_cfg->num_ptr - 1; idx++) {
buf_aligned = qdf_aligned_malloc(dbr_ring_cap->min_buf_size,
dbr_ring_cap->min_buf_align,
&buf);
if (!buf_aligned) {
direct_buf_rx_err(
"dir buf rx ring buf_aligned alloc failed");
void *buf_vaddr_unaligned, *buf_vaddr_aligned;
dma_addr_t buf_paddr_aligned, buf_paddr_unaligned;
buf_vaddr_aligned = qdf_aligned_malloc(
&dbr_ring_cap->min_buf_size, &buf_vaddr_unaligned,
&buf_paddr_unaligned, &buf_paddr_aligned,
dbr_ring_cap->min_buf_align);
if (!buf_vaddr_aligned) {
direct_buf_rx_err("dir buf rx ring alloc failed");
return QDF_STATUS_E_NOMEM;
}
dbr_buf_pool[idx].vaddr = buf;
dbr_buf_pool[idx].offset = buf_aligned - buf;
dbr_buf_pool[idx].vaddr = buf_vaddr_unaligned;
dbr_buf_pool[idx].offset = buf_vaddr_aligned -
buf_vaddr_unaligned;
dbr_buf_pool[idx].cookie = idx;
status = target_if_dbr_replenish_ring(pdev, mod_param,
buf_aligned, idx);
buf_vaddr_aligned, idx);
if (QDF_IS_STATUS_ERROR(status)) {
direct_buf_rx_err("replenish failed with status : %d",
status);
qdf_mem_free(buf);
qdf_mem_free(buf_vaddr_unaligned);
return QDF_STATUS_E_FAILURE;
}
}