On Thu, 5 Mar 2020 at 13:15, tang pengchuan <kevin3.tang@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 3, 2020 at 2:29 AM Emil Velikov <emil.l.velikov@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Have you seen a case where the 0 or default case are reached? AFAICT they will
>> never trigger. So one might as well use:
>>
>> switch (angle) {
>> case DRM_MODE_FOO:
>> return DPU_LAYER_ROTATION_FOO;
>> ...
>> case DRM_MODE_BAR:
>> return DPU_LAYER_ROTATION_BAR;
>> }
>>
> Yeah, the 0 maybe unused code, i will remove it.
> But i think default is need, because userspace could give an incorrect value .
> So we need to setup a default value and doing error check.
As mentioned in the documentation [0] input (userspace) validation
should happen in atomic_check. This function here is called during
atomic_flush which is _not_ allowed to fail.
>> The default case here should be unreachable. Either it is or the upper layer (or
>> earlier code) should ensure that.
>
> There will be some differences in the formats supported by different chips, but userspace will only have one set of code.
> So it is necessary to check whether the parameters passed by the user layer are wrong. I think it is necessary
As said above - this type of issues should be checked _before_
reaching atomic_flush - aka in atomic_check.
>> > +static struct drm_plane *sprd_plane_init(struct drm_device *drm,
>> > + struct sprd_dpu *dpu)
>> > +{
>> > + struct drm_plane *primary = NULL;
>> > + struct sprd_plane *p = NULL;
>> > + struct dpu_capability cap = {};
>> > + int err, i;
>> > +
>> > + if (dpu->core && dpu->core->capability)
>> As mentioned before - this always evaluates to true, so drop the check.
>> Same applies for the other dpu->core->foo checks.
>>
>> Still not a huge fan of the abstraction layer, but I guess you're hesitant on
>> removing it.
>
> Sometimes, some "dpu->core->foo" maybe always need, compatibility will be better.
> eg:
>
> if (dpu->glb && dpu->glb->power)
> dpu->glb->power(ctx, true);
> if (dpu->glb && dpu->glb->enable)
> dpu->glb->enable(ctx);
>
> if (ctx->is_stopped && dpu->glb && dpu->glb->reset)
> dpu->glb->reset(ctx);
>
> if (dpu->clk && dpu->clk->init)
> dpu->clk->init(ctx);
> if (dpu->clk && dpu->clk->enable)
> dpu->clk->enable(ctx);
>
> if (dpu->core && dpu->core->init)
> dpu->core->init(ctx);
> if (dpu->core && dpu->core->ifconfig)
> dpu->core->ifconfig(ctx);
>
If there are no hooks, then the whole thing is dead code. As such it
should not be included.
> >
> > Note: Custom properties should be separate patches. This includes documentation
> > why they are needed and references to open-source userspace.
> This only need for our chips, what documentation do we need to provide?
>
KMS properties should be generic. Reason being is that divergence
causes substantial overhead, and fragility, to each and every
userspace consumer. The documentation has some general notes on the
topic [1]. Don't forget the "Testing and validation" section ;-)
Although I've tried to catch everything, I might have missed a comment
or two due the HTML formatting. Please toggle to plain text [2] for
the future.
Thanks
-Emil
[0] https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v5.5/gpu/drm-kms.html
[1] Documentation/gpu/drm-uapi.rst in particular "Open-Source
Userspace Requirements"
[2] https://smallbusiness.chron.com/reply-inline-gmail-40679.html
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