bool
TiledLayerBufferComposite::UseTiles(const SurfaceDescriptorTiles& aTiles,
Compositor* aCompositor,
ISurfaceAllocator* aAllocator)
{
if (mResolution != aTiles.resolution() ||
aTiles.tileSize() != mTileSize) {
Clear();
}
MOZ_ASSERT(aAllocator);
MOZ_ASSERT(aCompositor);
if (!aAllocator || !aCompositor) {
return false;
}
if (aTiles.resolution() == 0 || IsNaN(aTiles.resolution())) {
// There are divisions by mResolution so this protects the compositor process
// against malicious content processes and fuzzing.
return false;
}
TilesPlacement newTiles(aTiles.firstTileX(), aTiles.firstTileY(),
aTiles.retainedWidth(), aTiles.retainedHeight());
const InfallibleTArray<TileDescriptor>& tileDescriptors = aTiles.tiles();
// Step 1, unlock all the old tiles that haven't been unlocked yet. Any tiles that
// exist in both the old and new sets will have been locked again by content, so this
// doesn't result in the surface being writeable again.
MarkTilesForUnlock();
TextureSourceRecycler oldRetainedTiles(Move(mRetainedTiles));
mRetainedTiles.SetLength(tileDescriptors.Length());
// Step 2, deserialize the incoming set of tiles into mRetainedTiles, and attempt
// to recycle the TextureSource for any repeated tiles.
//
// Since we don't have any retained 'tile' object, we have to search for instances
// of the same TextureHost in the old tile set. The cost of binding a TextureHost
// to a TextureSource for gralloc (binding EGLImage to GL texture) can be really
// high, so we avoid this whenever possible.
for (size_t i = 0; i < tileDescriptors.Length(); i++) {
const TileDescriptor& tileDesc = tileDescriptors[i];
TileHost& tile = mRetainedTiles[i];
if (tileDesc.type() != TileDescriptor::TTexturedTileDescriptor) {
NS_WARN_IF_FALSE(tileDesc.type() == TileDescriptor::TPlaceholderTileDescriptor,
"Unrecognised tile descriptor type");
continue;
}
const TexturedTileDescriptor& texturedDesc = tileDesc.get_TexturedTileDescriptor();
const TileLock& ipcLock = texturedDesc.sharedLock();
if (!GetCopyOnWriteLock(ipcLock, tile, aAllocator)) {
return false;
}
tile.mTextureHost = TextureHost::AsTextureHost(texturedDesc.textureParent());
tile.mTextureHost->SetCompositor(aCompositor);
if (texturedDesc.textureOnWhite().type() == MaybeTexture::TPTextureParent) {
tile.mTextureHostOnWhite =
TextureHost::AsTextureHost(texturedDesc.textureOnWhite().get_PTextureParent());
}
tile.mTilePosition = newTiles.TilePosition(i);
// If this same tile texture existed in the old tile set then this will move the texture
// source into our new tile.
oldRetainedTiles.RecycleTextureSourceForTile(tile);
}
// Step 3, attempt to recycle unused texture sources from the old tile set into new tiles.
//
// For gralloc, binding a new TextureHost to the existing TextureSource is the fastest way
// to ensure that any implicit locking on the old gralloc image is released.
for (TileHost& tile : mRetainedTiles) {
if (!tile.mTextureHost || tile.mTextureSource) {
continue;
}
oldRetainedTiles.RecycleTextureSource(tile);
}
// Step 4, handle the texture uploads, texture source binding and release the
// copy-on-write locks for textures with an internal buffer.
for (size_t i = 0; i < mRetainedTiles.Length(); i++) {
TileHost& tile = mRetainedTiles[i];
if (!tile.mTextureHost) {
continue;
}
const TileDescriptor& tileDesc = tileDescriptors[i];
const TexturedTileDescriptor& texturedDesc = tileDesc.get_TexturedTileDescriptor();
UseTileTexture(tile.mTextureHost,
tile.mTextureSource,
texturedDesc.updateRect(),
aCompositor);
if (tile.mTextureHostOnWhite) {
UseTileTexture(tile.mTextureHostOnWhite,
tile.mTextureSourceOnWhite,
texturedDesc.updateRect(),
aCompositor);
}
if (tile.mTextureHost->HasInternalBuffer()) {
// Now that we did the texture upload (in UseTileTexture), we can release
// the lock.
tile.ReadUnlock();
}
}
mTiles = newTiles;
mTileSize = aTiles.tileSize();
mTileOrigin = aTiles.tileOrigin();
mValidRegion = aTiles.validRegion();
mResolution = aTiles.resolution();
mFrameResolution = CSSToParentLayerScale2D(aTiles.frameXResolution(),
aTiles.frameYResolution());
return true;
}
bool
TiledLayerBufferComposite::UseTiles(const SurfaceDescriptorTiles& aTiles,
Compositor* aCompositor,
ISurfaceAllocator* aAllocator)
{
if (mResolution != aTiles.resolution()) {
Clear();
}
MOZ_ASSERT(aAllocator);
MOZ_ASSERT(aCompositor);
if (!aAllocator || !aCompositor) {
return false;
}
if (aTiles.resolution() == 0 || IsNaN(aTiles.resolution())) {
// There are divisions by mResolution so this protects the compositor process
// against malicious content processes and fuzzing.
return false;
}
TilesPlacement oldTiles = mTiles;
TilesPlacement newTiles(aTiles.firstTileX(), aTiles.firstTileY(),
aTiles.retainedWidth(), aTiles.retainedHeight());
const InfallibleTArray<TileDescriptor>& tileDescriptors = aTiles.tiles();
nsTArray<TileHost> oldRetainedTiles;
mRetainedTiles.SwapElements(oldRetainedTiles);
mRetainedTiles.SetLength(tileDescriptors.Length());
// Step 1, we need to unlock tiles that don't have an internal buffer after the
// next frame where they are replaced.
// Since we are about to replace the tiles' textures, we need to keep their locks
// somewhere (in mPreviousSharedLock) until we composite the layer.
for (size_t i = 0; i < oldRetainedTiles.Length(); ++i) {
TileHost& tile = oldRetainedTiles[i];
// It can happen that we still have a previous lock at this point,
// if we changed a tile's front buffer (causing mSharedLock to
// go into mPreviousSharedLock, and then did not composite that tile until
// the next transaction, either because the tile is offscreen or because the
// two transactions happened with no composition in between (over-production).
tile.ReadUnlockPrevious();
if (tile.mTextureHost && !tile.mTextureHost->HasInternalBuffer()) {
MOZ_ASSERT(tile.mSharedLock);
const TileIntPoint tilePosition = oldTiles.TilePosition(i);
if (newTiles.HasTile(tilePosition)) {
// This tile still exist in the new buffer
tile.mPreviousSharedLock = tile.mSharedLock;
tile.mSharedLock = nullptr;
} else {
// This tile does not exist anymore in the new buffer because the size
// changed.
tile.ReadUnlock();
}
}
// By now we should not have anything in mSharedLock.
MOZ_ASSERT(!tile.mSharedLock);
}
// Step 2, move the tiles in mRetainedTiles at places that correspond to where
// they should be with the new retained with and height rather than the
// old one.
for (size_t i = 0; i < tileDescriptors.Length(); i++) {
const TileIntPoint tilePosition = newTiles.TilePosition(i);
// First, get the already existing tiles to the right place in the array,
// and use placeholders where there was no tiles.
if (!oldTiles.HasTile(tilePosition)) {
mRetainedTiles[i] = GetPlaceholderTile();
} else {
mRetainedTiles[i] = oldRetainedTiles[oldTiles.TileIndex(tilePosition)];
// If we hit this assertion it means we probably mixed something up in the
// logic that tries to reuse tiles on the compositor side. It is most likely
// benign, but we are missing some fast paths so let's try to make it not happen.
MOZ_ASSERT(tilePosition.x == mRetainedTiles[i].x &&
tilePosition.y == mRetainedTiles[i].y);
}
}
// It is important to remove the duplicated reference to tiles before calling
// TextureHost::PrepareTextureSource, etc. because depending on the textures
// ref counts we may or may not get some of the fast paths.
oldRetainedTiles.Clear();
// Step 3, handle the texture updates and release the copy-on-write locks.
for (size_t i = 0; i < mRetainedTiles.Length(); i++) {
const TileDescriptor& tileDesc = tileDescriptors[i];
TileHost& tile = mRetainedTiles[i];
switch (tileDesc.type()) {
case TileDescriptor::TTexturedTileDescriptor: {
const TexturedTileDescriptor& texturedDesc = tileDesc.get_TexturedTileDescriptor();
const TileLock& ipcLock = texturedDesc.sharedLock();
if (!GetCopyOnWriteLock(ipcLock, tile, aAllocator)) {
return false;
}
RefPtr<TextureHost> textureHost = TextureHost::AsTextureHost(
texturedDesc.textureParent()
);
RefPtr<TextureHost> textureOnWhite = nullptr;
if (texturedDesc.textureOnWhite().type() == MaybeTexture::TPTextureParent) {
textureOnWhite = TextureHost::AsTextureHost(
texturedDesc.textureOnWhite().get_PTextureParent()
);
}
UseTileTexture(tile.mTextureHost,
tile.mTextureSource,
texturedDesc.updateRect(),
textureHost,
aCompositor);
if (textureOnWhite) {
UseTileTexture(tile.mTextureHostOnWhite,
tile.mTextureSourceOnWhite,
texturedDesc.updateRect(),
textureOnWhite,
aCompositor);
} else {
// We could still have component alpha textures from a previous frame.
tile.mTextureSourceOnWhite = nullptr;
tile.mTextureHostOnWhite = nullptr;
}
if (textureHost->HasInternalBuffer()) {
// Now that we did the texture upload (in UseTileTexture), we can release
// the lock.
tile.ReadUnlock();
}
break;
}
default:
NS_WARNING("Unrecognised tile descriptor type");
case TileDescriptor::TPlaceholderTileDescriptor: {
if (tile.mTextureHost) {
tile.mTextureHost->UnbindTextureSource();
tile.mTextureSource = nullptr;
}
if (tile.mTextureHostOnWhite) {
tile.mTextureHostOnWhite->UnbindTextureSource();
tile.mTextureSourceOnWhite = nullptr;
}
// we may have a previous lock, and are about to loose our reference to it.
// It is okay to unlock it because we just destroyed the texture source.
tile.ReadUnlockPrevious();
tile = GetPlaceholderTile();
break;
}
}
TileIntPoint tilePosition = newTiles.TilePosition(i);
tile.x = tilePosition.x;
tile.y = tilePosition.y;
}
mTiles = newTiles;
mValidRegion = aTiles.validRegion();
mResolution = aTiles.resolution();
mFrameResolution = CSSToParentLayerScale2D(aTiles.frameXResolution(),
aTiles.frameYResolution());
return true;
}
