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Mixed maps also * allow both the mmap and the wrap code to be simplified somewhat. */ #define PVR_MAKE_ALL_PFNS_SPECIAL #endif #include "perproc.h" #include "mm.h" /* * This structure represents the relationship between an mmap2 file * offset and a LinuxMemArea for a given process. */ typedef struct KV_OFFSET_STRUCT_TAG { /* * Mapping count. Incremented when the mapping is created, and * if the mapping is inherited across a process fork. */ IMG_UINT32 ui32Mapped; /* * Offset to be passed to mmap2 to map the associated memory area * into user space. The offset may represent the page frame number * of the first page in the area (if the area is physically * contiguous), or it may represent the secure handle associated * with the area. */ IMG_UINT32 ui32MMapOffset; IMG_UINT32 ui32RealByteSize; /* Memory area associated with this offset structure */ LinuxMemArea *psLinuxMemArea; #if !defined(PVR_MAKE_ALL_PFNS_SPECIAL) /* ID of the thread that owns this structure */ IMG_UINT32 ui32TID; #endif /* ID of the process that owns this structure */ IMG_UINT32 ui32PID; /* * For offsets that represent actual page frame numbers, this structure * is temporarily put on a list so that it can be found from the * driver mmap entry point. This flag indicates the structure is * on the list. */ IMG_BOOL bOnMMapList; /* Reference count for this structure */ IMG_UINT32 ui32RefCount; /* * User mode address of start of mapping. This is not necessarily the * first user mode address of the memory area. */ IMG_UINT32 ui32UserVAddr; /* Extra entries to support proc filesystem debug info */ #if defined(DEBUG_LINUX_MMAP_AREAS) const IMG_CHAR *pszName; #endif /* List entry field for MMap list */ struct list_head sMMapItem; /* List entry field for per-memory area list */ struct list_head sAreaItem; }KV_OFFSET_STRUCT, *PKV_OFFSET_STRUCT; /*! ******************************************************************************* * @Function Mmap initialisation code ******************************************************************************/ IMG_VOID PVRMMapInit(IMG_VOID); /*! ******************************************************************************* * @Function Mmap de-initialisation code ******************************************************************************/ IMG_VOID PVRMMapCleanup(IMG_VOID); /*! ******************************************************************************* * @Function Registers a memory area with the mmap code * * @Input psLinuxMemArea * * @Return PVRSRV_ERROR status ******************************************************************************/ PVRSRV_ERROR PVRMMapRegisterArea(LinuxMemArea *psLinuxMemArea); /*! ******************************************************************************* * @Function Unregisters a memory area from the mmap code * * @Input psLinuxMemArea * * @Return PVRSRV_ERROR status ******************************************************************************/ PVRSRV_ERROR PVRMMapRemoveRegisteredArea(LinuxMemArea *psLinuxMemArea); /*! ****************************************************************************** * @Function When a userspace services client, requests to map a memory * area to userspace, this function validates the request and * returns the details that the client must use when calling mmap(2). * * @Input psPerProc Per process data. * @Input hMHandle Handle associated with the memory to map. * This is a (secure) handle to the OS specific * memory handle structure (hOSMemHandle), or * a handle to a structure that contains the * memory handle. * @Output pui32MMapOffset The page aligned offset that the client must * pass to the mmap2 system call. * @Output pui32ByteOffset The real mapping that will be created for the * services client may have a different * size/alignment from it request. This offset * is returned to the client and should be added * to virtual address returned from mmap2 to get * the first address corresponding to its request. * @Output pui32RealByteOffset The size that the mapping will really be, * that the client must also pass to mmap/munmap. * * @Output pui32UserVAddr Pointer to returned user mode address of * mapping. * @Return PVRSRV_ERROR ******************************************************************************/ PVRSRV_ERROR PVRMMapOSMemHandleToMMapData(PVRSRV_PER_PROCESS_DATA *psPerProc, #if defined (SUPPORT_SID_INTERFACE) IMG_SID hMHandle, #else IMG_HANDLE hMHandle, #endif IMG_UINT32 *pui32MMapOffset, IMG_UINT32 *pui32ByteOffset, IMG_UINT32 *pui32RealByteSize, IMG_UINT32 *pui32UserVAddr); /*! ******************************************************************************* @Function Release mmap data. @Input psPerProc Per-process data. @Input hMHandle Memory handle. @Output pbMUnmap Flag that indicates whether an munmap is required. @Output pui32RealByteSize Location for size of mapping. @Output pui32UserVAddr User mode address to munmap. @Return PVRSRV_ERROR ******************************************************************************/ PVRSRV_ERROR PVRMMapReleaseMMapData(PVRSRV_PER_PROCESS_DATA *psPerProc, #if defined (SUPPORT_SID_INTERFACE) IMG_SID hMHandle, #else IMG_HANDLE hMHandle, #endif IMG_BOOL *pbMUnmap, IMG_UINT32 *pui32RealByteSize, IMG_UINT32 *pui32UserVAddr); /*! ******************************************************************************* * @Function driver mmap entry point * * @Input pFile : user file structure * * @Input ps_vma : vm area structure * * @Return 0 for success, -errno for failure. ******************************************************************************/ int PVRMMap(struct file* pFile, struct vm_area_struct* ps_vma); #endif /* __MMAP_H__ */