intel-gpu-tools patches for read/write MMIO

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On 29/01/2013 21:01, Jesse Barnes wrote:
> Can you just post them externally tointel-gfx at lists.freedesktop.org?
> It's best to use git send-email to do it, that way the changelogs are
> preserved and posted to the ml along with the patches.
Public intel-gfx is already on the cc list, just in case you get the 
urge to spill some secrets ;-)
> Not sure if there's a bunch of duplication between the two, but you
> could split them up a bit.
>
> I still don't like the idea of silently adding the display offset on
> vlv; these are just debug tools and the developer should get the
> absolute offset they asked for no matter what.
On that topic of silently adding display offset - with Ville's kernel 
work we'll have switched away completely from such tricks in the kernel. 
So I think i-g-t shouldn't automatically add the offset.

Which essentially just leaves us with intel_reg_dumper. Now for that I'm 
somewhat hopefully that we will be able to (eventually) dump registers 
using the bspec xml sources (there should be bspec xmls around for just 
the open-source approved parts). In the meantime, can't we just adjust 
the relevant offsets of the register blocks? IIrc their all somewhat 
usefully grouped together, so this would amount to adding a quick 
function to add the offset to a given table (put keep all the names) and 
then feed the adjusted table to the dumper functions ...
-Daniel
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