i810_wmark.c revision fa225cbc
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27
28/*
29 * Authors:
30 *   Keith Whitwell <keith@tungstengraphics.com>
31 */
32
33#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
34#include "config.h"
35#endif
36
37#include "xf86.h"
38#include "i810.h"
39
40struct wm_info {
41   double freq;
42   unsigned int wm;
43};
44
45static struct wm_info i810_wm_8_100[] = {
46   {0, 0x22003000},
47   {25.2, 0x22003000},
48   {28.0, 0x22003000},
49   {31.5, 0x22003000},
50   {36.0, 0x22007000},
51   {40.0, 0x22007000},
52   {45.0, 0x22007000},
53   {49.5, 0x22008000},
54   {50.0, 0x22008000},
55   {56.3, 0x22008000},
56   {65.0, 0x22008000},
57   {75.0, 0x22008000},
58   {78.8, 0x22008000},
59   {80.0, 0x22008000},
60   {94.0, 0x22008000},
61   {96.0, 0x22107000},
62   {99.0, 0x22107000},
63   {108.0, 0x22107000},
64   {121.0, 0x22107000},
65   {128.9, 0x22107000},
66   {132.0, 0x22109000},
67   {135.0, 0x22109000},
68   {157.5, 0x2210b000},
69   {162.0, 0x2210b000},
70   {175.5, 0x2210b000},
71   {189.0, 0x2220e000},
72   {202.5, 0x2220e000}
73};
74
75static struct wm_info i810_wm_16_100[] = {
76   {0, 0x22004000},
77   {25.2, 0x22006000},
78   {28.0, 0x22006000},
79   {31.5, 0x22007000},
80   {36.0, 0x22007000},
81   {40.0, 0x22007000},
82   {45.0, 0x22007000},
83   {49.5, 0x22009000},
84   {50.0, 0x22009000},
85   {56.3, 0x22108000},
86   {65.0, 0x2210e000},
87   {75.0, 0x2210e000},
88   {78.8, 0x2210e000},
89   {80.0, 0x22210000},
90   {94.5, 0x22210000},
91   {96.0, 0x22210000},
92   {99.0, 0x22210000},
93   {108.0, 0x22210000},
94   {121.0, 0x22210000},
95   {128.9, 0x22210000},
96   {132.0, 0x22314000},
97   {135.0, 0x22314000},
98   {157.5, 0x22415000},
99   {162.0, 0x22416000},
100   {175.5, 0x22416000},
101   {189.0, 0x22416000},
102   {195.0, 0x22416000},
103   {202.5, 0x22416000}
104};
105
106static struct wm_info i810_wm_24_100[] = {
107   {0, 0x22006000},
108   {25.2, 0x22009000},
109   {28.0, 0x22009000},
110   {31.5, 0x2200a000},
111   {36.0, 0x2210c000},
112   {40.0, 0x2210c000},
113   {45.0, 0x2210c000},
114   {49.5, 0x22111000},
115   {50.0, 0x22111000},
116   {56.3, 0x22111000},
117   {65.0, 0x22214000},
118   {75.0, 0x22214000},
119   {78.8, 0x22215000},
120   {80.0, 0x22216000},
121   {94.5, 0x22218000},
122   {96.0, 0x22418000},
123   {99.0, 0x22418000},
124   {108.0, 0x22418000},
125   {121.0, 0x22418000},
126   {128.9, 0x22419000},
127   {132.0, 0x22519000},
128   {135.0, 0x4441d000},
129   {157.5, 0x44419000},
130   {162.0, 0x44419000},
131   {175.5, 0x44419000},
132   {189.0, 0x44419000},
133   {195.0, 0x44419000},
134   {202.5, 0x44419000}
135};
136
137#if 0
138/* not used */
139static struct wm_info i810_wm_32_100[] = {
140   {0, 0x2210b000},
141   {60, 0x22415000},			/* 0x314000 works too */
142   {80, 0x22419000}			/* 0x518000 works too */
143};
144#endif
145
146static struct wm_info i810_wm_8_133[] = {
147   {0, 0x22003000},
148   {25.2, 0x22003000},
149   {28.0, 0x22003000},
150   {31.5, 0x22003000},
151   {36.0, 0x22007000},
152   {40.0, 0x22007000},
153   {45.0, 0x22007000},
154   {49.5, 0x22008000},
155   {50.0, 0x22008000},
156   {56.3, 0x22008000},
157   {65.0, 0x22008000},
158   {75.0, 0x22008000},
159   {78.8, 0x22008000},
160   {80.0, 0x22008000},
161   {94.0, 0x22008000},
162   {96.0, 0x22107000},
163   {99.0, 0x22107000},
164   {108.0, 0x22107000},
165   {121.0, 0x22107000},
166   {128.9, 0x22107000},
167   {132.0, 0x22109000},
168   {135.0, 0x22109000},
169   {157.5, 0x2210b000},
170   {162.0, 0x2210b000},
171   {175.5, 0x2210b000},
172   {189.0, 0x2220e000},
173   {202.5, 0x2220e000}
174};
175
176static struct wm_info i810_wm_16_133[] = {
177   {0, 0x22004000},
178   {25.2, 0x22006000},
179   {28.0, 0x22006000},
180   {31.5, 0x22007000},
181   {36.0, 0x22007000},
182   {40.0, 0x22007000},
183   {45.0, 0x22007000},
184   {49.5, 0x22009000},
185   {50.0, 0x22009000},
186   {56.3, 0x22108000},
187   {65.0, 0x2210e000},
188   {75.0, 0x2210e000},
189   {78.8, 0x2210e000},
190   {80.0, 0x22210000},
191   {94.5, 0x22210000},
192   {96.0, 0x22210000},
193   {99.0, 0x22210000},
194   {108.0, 0x22210000},
195   {121.0, 0x22210000},
196   {128.9, 0x22210000},
197   {132.0, 0x22314000},
198   {135.0, 0x22314000},
199   {157.5, 0x22415000},
200   {162.0, 0x22416000},
201   {175.5, 0x22416000},
202   {189.0, 0x22416000},
203   {195.0, 0x22416000},
204   {202.5, 0x22416000}
205};
206
207static struct wm_info i810_wm_24_133[] = {
208   {0, 0x22006000},
209   {25.2, 0x22009000},
210   {28.0, 0x22009000},
211   {31.5, 0x2200a000},
212   {36.0, 0x2210c000},
213   {40.0, 0x2210c000},
214   {45.0, 0x2210c000},
215   {49.5, 0x22111000},
216   {50.0, 0x22111000},
217   {56.3, 0x22111000},
218   {65.0, 0x22214000},
219   {75.0, 0x22214000},
220   {78.8, 0x22215000},
221   {80.0, 0x22216000},
222   {94.5, 0x22218000},
223   {96.0, 0x22418000},
224   {99.0, 0x22418000},
225   {108.0, 0x22418000},
226   {121.0, 0x22418000},
227   {128.9, 0x22419000},
228   {132.0, 0x22519000},
229   {135.0, 0x4441d000},
230   {157.5, 0x44419000},
231   {162.0, 0x44419000},
232   {175.5, 0x44419000},
233   {189.0, 0x44419000},
234   {195.0, 0x44419000},
235   {202.5, 0x44419000}
236};
237
238#define Elements(x) (sizeof(x)/sizeof(*x))
239
240/*
241 * I810CalcFIFO --
242 *
243 * Calculate burst length and FIFO watermark.
244 */
245
246unsigned int
247I810CalcWatermark(ScrnInfoPtr pScrn, double freq, Bool dcache)
248{
249   I810Ptr pI810 = I810PTR(pScrn);
250   struct wm_info *tab;
251   int nr;
252   int i;
253
254   if (pI810->LmFreqSel == 100) {
255      switch (pScrn->bitsPerPixel) {
256      case 8:
257	 tab = i810_wm_8_100;
258	 nr = Elements(i810_wm_8_100);
259	 break;
260      case 16:
261	 tab = i810_wm_16_100;
262	 nr = Elements(i810_wm_16_100);
263	 break;
264      case 24:
265	 tab = i810_wm_24_100;
266	 nr = Elements(i810_wm_24_100);
267	 break;
268      default:
269	 return 0;
270      }
271   } else {
272      switch (pScrn->bitsPerPixel) {
273      case 8:
274	 tab = i810_wm_8_133;
275	 nr = Elements(i810_wm_8_133);
276	 break;
277      case 16:
278	 tab = i810_wm_16_133;
279	 nr = Elements(i810_wm_16_133);
280	 break;
281      case 24:
282	 tab = i810_wm_24_133;
283	 nr = Elements(i810_wm_24_133);
284	 break;
285      default:
286	 return 0;
287      }
288   }
289
290   for (i = 0; i < nr && tab[i].freq < freq; i++) ;
291
292   if (i == nr)
293      i--;
294
295   xf86DrvMsgVerb(pScrn->scrnIndex, X_INFO, 3,
296		  "chose watermark 0x%x: (tab.freq %.1f)\n",
297		  tab[i].wm, tab[i].freq);
298
299   /* None of these values (sourced from intel) have watermarks for
300    * the dcache memory.  Fake it for now by using the same watermark
301    * for both...
302    *
303    * Update: this is probably because dcache isn't real useful as
304    * framebuffer memory, so intel's drivers don't need watermarks
305    * for that memory because they never use it to feed the ramdacs.
306    * We do use it in the fallback mode, so keep the watermarks for
307    * now.
308    */
309   if (dcache)
310      return (tab[i].wm & ~0xffffff) | ((tab[i].wm >> 12) & 0xfff);
311   else
312      return tab[i].wm;
313}
314