Beispiel #1
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief If there is any BE work then go work on it.
/// @param pContext - pointer to SWR context.
/// @param workerId - The unique worker ID that is assigned to this thread.
/// @param curDrawBE - This tracks the draw contexts that this thread has processed. Each worker thread
///                    has its own curDrawBE counter and this ensures that each worker processes all the
///                    draws in order.
/// @param lockedTiles - This is the set of tiles locked by other threads. Each thread maintains its
///                      own set and each time it fails to lock a macrotile, because its already locked,
///                      then it will add that tile to the lockedTiles set. As a worker begins to work
///                      on future draws the lockedTiles ensure that it doesn't work on tiles that may
///                      still have work pending in a previous draw. Additionally, the lockedTiles is
///                      hueristic that can steer a worker back to the same macrotile that it had been
///                      working on in a previous draw.
/// @returns        true if worker thread should shutdown
bool WorkOnFifoBE(
    SWR_CONTEXT *pContext,
    uint32_t workerId,
    uint32_t &curDrawBE,
    TileSet& lockedTiles,
    uint32_t numaNode,
    uint32_t numaMask)
{
    bool bShutdown = false;

    // Find the first incomplete draw that has pending work. If no such draw is found then
    // return. FindFirstIncompleteDraw is responsible for incrementing the curDrawBE.
    uint32_t drawEnqueued = 0;
    if (FindFirstIncompleteDraw(pContext, workerId, curDrawBE, drawEnqueued) == false)
    {
        return false;
    }

    uint32_t lastRetiredDraw = pContext->dcRing[curDrawBE % pContext->MAX_DRAWS_IN_FLIGHT].drawId - 1;

    // Reset our history for locked tiles. We'll have to re-learn which tiles are locked.
    lockedTiles.clear();

    // Try to work on each draw in order of the available draws in flight.
    //   1. If we're on curDrawBE, we can work on any macrotile that is available.
    //   2. If we're trying to work on draws after curDrawBE, we are restricted to 
    //      working on those macrotiles that are known to be complete in the prior draw to
    //      maintain order. The locked tiles provides the history to ensures this.
    for (uint32_t i = curDrawBE; IDComparesLess(i, drawEnqueued); ++i)
    {
        DRAW_CONTEXT *pDC = &pContext->dcRing[i % pContext->MAX_DRAWS_IN_FLIGHT];

        if (pDC->isCompute) return false; // We don't look at compute work.

        // First wait for FE to be finished with this draw. This keeps threading model simple
        // but if there are lots of bubbles between draws then serializing FE and BE may
        // need to be revisited.
        if (!pDC->doneFE) return false;
        
        // If this draw is dependent on a previous draw then we need to bail.
        if (CheckDependency(pContext, pDC, lastRetiredDraw))
        {
            return false;
        }

        // Grab the list of all dirty macrotiles. A tile is dirty if it has work queued to it.
        auto &macroTiles = pDC->pTileMgr->getDirtyTiles();

        for (auto tile : macroTiles)
        {
            uint32_t tileID = tile->mId;

            // Only work on tiles for this numa node
            uint32_t x, y;
            pDC->pTileMgr->getTileIndices(tileID, x, y);
            if (((x ^ y) & numaMask) != numaNode)
            {
                continue;
            }

            if (!tile->getNumQueued())
            {
                continue;
            }

            // can only work on this draw if it's not in use by other threads
            if (lockedTiles.find(tileID) != lockedTiles.end())
            {
                continue;
            }

            if (tile->tryLock())
            {
                BE_WORK *pWork;

                RDTSC_BEGIN(WorkerFoundWork, pDC->drawId);

                uint32_t numWorkItems = tile->getNumQueued();
                SWR_ASSERT(numWorkItems);

                pWork = tile->peek();
                SWR_ASSERT(pWork);
                if (pWork->type == DRAW)
                {
                    pContext->pHotTileMgr->InitializeHotTiles(pContext, pDC, workerId, tileID);
                }
                else if (pWork->type == SHUTDOWN)
                {
                    bShutdown = true;
                }

                while ((pWork = tile->peek()) != nullptr)
                {
                    pWork->pfnWork(pDC, workerId, tileID, &pWork->desc);
                    tile->dequeue();
                }
                RDTSC_END(WorkerFoundWork, numWorkItems);

                _ReadWriteBarrier();

                pDC->pTileMgr->markTileComplete(tileID);

                // Optimization: If the draw is complete and we're the last one to have worked on it then
                // we can reset the locked list as we know that all previous draws before the next are guaranteed to be complete.
                if ((curDrawBE == i) && (bShutdown || pDC->pTileMgr->isWorkComplete()))
                {
                    // We can increment the current BE and safely move to next draw since we know this draw is complete.
                    curDrawBE++;
                    CompleteDrawContextInl(pContext, workerId, pDC);

                    lastRetiredDraw++;

                    lockedTiles.clear();
                    break;
                }

                if (bShutdown)
                {
                    break;
                }
            }
            else
            {
                // This tile is already locked. So let's add it to our locked tiles set. This way we don't try locking this one again.
                lockedTiles.insert(tileID);
            }
        }
    }

    return bShutdown;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief If there is any BE work then go work on it.
/// @param pContext - pointer to SWR context.
/// @param workerId - The unique worker ID that is assigned to this thread.
/// @param curDrawBE - This tracks the draw contexts that this thread has processed. Each worker thread
///                    has its own curDrawBE counter and this ensures that each worker processes all the
///                    draws in order.
/// @param lockedTiles - This is the set of tiles locked by other threads. Each thread maintains its
///                      own set and each time it fails to lock a macrotile, because its already locked,
///                      then it will add that tile to the lockedTiles set. As a worker begins to work
///                      on future draws the lockedTiles ensure that it doesn't work on tiles that may
///                      still have work pending in a previous draw. Additionally, the lockedTiles is
///                      hueristic that can steer a worker back to the same macrotile that it had been
///                      working on in a previous draw.
void WorkOnFifoBE(
    SWR_CONTEXT *pContext,
    uint32_t workerId,
    volatile uint64_t &curDrawBE,
    std::unordered_set<uint32_t>& lockedTiles)
{
    // Find the first incomplete draw that has pending work. If no such draw is found then
    // return. FindFirstIncompleteDraw is responsible for incrementing the curDrawBE.
    if (FindFirstIncompleteDraw(pContext, curDrawBE) == false)
    {
        return;
    }

    uint64_t lastRetiredDraw = pContext->dcRing[curDrawBE % KNOB_MAX_DRAWS_IN_FLIGHT].drawId - 1;

    // Reset our history for locked tiles. We'll have to re-learn which tiles are locked.
    lockedTiles.clear();

    // Try to work on each draw in order of the available draws in flight.
    //   1. If we're on curDrawBE, we can work on any macrotile that is available.
    //   2. If we're trying to work on draws after curDrawBE, we are restricted to 
    //      working on those macrotiles that are known to be complete in the prior draw to
    //      maintain order. The locked tiles provides the history to ensures this.
    for (uint64_t i = curDrawBE; i < GetEnqueuedDraw(pContext); ++i)
    {
        DRAW_CONTEXT *pDC = &pContext->dcRing[i % KNOB_MAX_DRAWS_IN_FLIGHT];

        if (pDC->isCompute) return; // We don't look at compute work.

        // First wait for FE to be finished with this draw. This keeps threading model simple
        // but if there are lots of bubbles between draws then serializing FE and BE may
        // need to be revisited.
        if (!pDC->doneFE) break;
        
        // If this draw is dependent on a previous draw then we need to bail.
        if (CheckDependency(pContext, pDC, lastRetiredDraw))
        {
            return;
        }

        // Grab the list of all dirty macrotiles. A tile is dirty if it has work queued to it.
        std::vector<uint32_t> &macroTiles = pDC->pTileMgr->getDirtyTiles();

        for (uint32_t tileID : macroTiles)
        {
            MacroTileQueue &tile = pDC->pTileMgr->getMacroTileQueue(tileID);
            
            // can only work on this draw if it's not in use by other threads
            if (lockedTiles.find(tileID) == lockedTiles.end())
            {
                if (tile.getNumQueued())
                {
                    if (tile.tryLock())
                    {
                        BE_WORK *pWork;

                        RDTSC_START(WorkerFoundWork);

                        uint32_t numWorkItems = tile.getNumQueued();

                        if (numWorkItems != 0)
                        {
                            pWork = tile.peek();
                            SWR_ASSERT(pWork);
                            if (pWork->type == DRAW)
                            {
                                InitializeHotTiles(pContext, pDC, tileID, (const TRIANGLE_WORK_DESC*)&pWork->desc);
                            }
                        }

                        while ((pWork = tile.peek()) != nullptr)
                        {
                            pWork->pfnWork(pDC, workerId, tileID, &pWork->desc);
                            tile.dequeue();
                        }
                        RDTSC_STOP(WorkerFoundWork, numWorkItems, pDC->drawId);

                        _ReadWriteBarrier();

                        pDC->pTileMgr->markTileComplete(tileID);

                        // Optimization: If the draw is complete and we're the last one to have worked on it then
                        // we can reset the locked list as we know that all previous draws before the next are guaranteed to be complete.
                        if ((curDrawBE == i) && pDC->pTileMgr->isWorkComplete())
                        {
                            // We can increment the current BE and safely move to next draw since we know this draw is complete.
                            curDrawBE++;
                            lastRetiredDraw++;

                            lockedTiles.clear();
                            break;
                        }
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // This tile is already locked. So let's add it to our locked tiles set. This way we don't try locking this one again.
                        lockedTiles.insert(tileID);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}