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 /*
  * Authors:
  *   Keith Whitwell <keith@tungstengraphics.com>
  */


#ifndef BRWCONTEXT_INC
#define BRWCONTEXT_INC

#include "intel_context.h"
#include "brw_structs.h"
#include "main/imports.h"


/* Glossary:
 *
 * URB - uniform resource buffer.  A mid-sized buffer which is
 * partitioned between the fixed function units and used for passing
 * values (vertices, primitives, constants) between them.
 *
 * CURBE - constant URB entry.  An urb region (entry) used to hold
 * constant values which the fixed function units can be instructed to
 * preload into the GRF when spawning a thread.
 *
 * VUE - vertex URB entry.  An urb entry holding a vertex and usually
 * a vertex header.  The header contains control information and
 * things like primitive type, Begin/end flags and clip codes.  
 *
 * PUE - primitive URB entry.  An urb entry produced by the setup (SF)
 * unit holding rasterization and interpolation parameters.
 *
 * GRF - general register file.  One of several register files
 * addressable by programmed threads.  The inputs (r0, payload, curbe,
 * urb) of the thread are preloaded to this area before the thread is
 * spawned.  The registers are individually 8 dwords wide and suitable
 * for general usage.  Registers holding thread input values are not
 * special and may be overwritten.
 *
 * MRF - message register file.  Threads communicate (and terminate)
 * by sending messages.  Message parameters are placed in contiguous
 * MRF registers.  All program output is via these messages.  URB
 * entries are populated by sending a message to the shared URB
 * function containing the new data, together with a control word,
 * often an unmodified copy of R0.
 *
 * R0 - GRF register 0.  Typically holds control information used when
 * sending messages to other threads.
 *
 * EU or GEN4 EU: The name of the programmable subsystem of the
 * i965 hardware.  Threads are executed by the EU, the registers
 * described above are part of the EU architecture.
 *
 * Fixed function units:
 *
 * CS - Command streamer.  Notional first unit, little software
 * interaction.  Holds the URB entries used for constant data, ie the
 * CURBEs.
 *
 * VF/VS - Vertex Fetch / Vertex Shader.  The fixed function part of
 * this unit is responsible for pulling vertices out of vertex buffers
 * in vram and injecting them into the processing pipe as VUEs.  If
 * enabled, it first passes them to a VS thread which is a good place
 * for the driver to implement any active vertex shader.
 *
 * GS - Geometry Shader.  This corresponds to a new DX10 concept.  If
 * enabled, incoming strips etc are passed to GS threads in individual
 * line/triangle/point units.  The GS thread may perform arbitary
 * computation and emit whatever primtives with whatever vertices it
 * chooses.  This makes GS an excellent place to implement GL's
 * unfilled polygon modes, though of course it is capable of much
 * more.  Additionally, GS is used to translate away primitives not
 * handled by latter units, including Quads and Lineloops.
 *
 * CS - Clipper.  Mesa's clipping algorithms are imported to run on
 * this unit.  The fixed function part performs cliptesting against
 * the 6 fixed clipplanes and makes descisions on whether or not the
 * incoming primitive needs to be passed to a thread for clipping.
 * User clip planes are handled via cooperation with the VS thread.
 *
 * SF - Strips Fans or Setup: Triangles are prepared for
 * rasterization.  Interpolation coefficients are calculated.
 * Flatshading and two-side lighting usually performed here.
 *
 * WM - Windower.  Interpolation of vertex attributes performed here.
 * Fragment shader implemented here.  SIMD aspects of EU taken full
 * advantage of, as pixels are processed in blocks of 16.
 *
 * CC - Color Calculator.  No EU threads associated with this unit.
 * Handles blending and (presumably) depth and stencil testing.
 */


#define BRW_MAX_CURBE                    (32*16)

struct brw_context;
struct brw_instruction;
struct brw_vs_prog_key;
struct brw_wm_prog_key;
struct brw_wm_prog_data;

enum brw_state_id {
   BRW_STATE_URB_FENCE,
   BRW_STATE_FRAGMENT_PROGRAM,
   BRW_STATE_VERTEX_PROGRAM,
   BRW_STATE_INPUT_DIMENSIONS,
   BRW_STATE_CURBE_OFFSETS,
   BRW_STATE_REDUCED_PRIMITIVE,
   BRW_STATE_PRIMITIVE,
   BRW_STATE_CONTEXT,
   BRW_STATE_WM_INPUT_DIMENSIONS,
   BRW_STATE_PSP,
   BRW_STATE_SURFACES,
   BRW_STATE_VS_BINDING_TABLE,
   BRW_STATE_GS_BINDING_TABLE,
   BRW_STATE_PS_BINDING_TABLE,
   BRW_STATE_INDICES,
   BRW_STATE_VERTICES,
   BRW_STATE_BATCH,
   BRW_STATE_NR_WM_SURFACES,
   BRW_STATE_NR_VS_SURFACES,
   BRW_STATE_INDEX_BUFFER,
   BRW_STATE_VS_CONSTBUF,
   BRW_STATE_PROGRAM_CACHE,
   BRW_STATE_STATE_BASE_ADDRESS,
   BRW_STATE_SOL_INDICES,
};

#define BRW_NEW_URB_FENCE               (1 << BRW_STATE_URB_FENCE)
#define BRW_NEW_FRAGMENT_PROGRAM        (1 << BRW_STATE_FRAGMENT_PROGRAM)
#define BRW_NEW_VERTEX_PROGRAM          (1 << BRW_STATE_VERTEX_PROGRAM)
#define BRW_NEW_INPUT_DIMENSIONS        (1 << BRW_STATE_INPUT_DIMENSIONS)
#define BRW_NEW_CURBE_OFFSETS           (1 << BRW_STATE_CURBE_OFFSETS)
#define BRW_NEW_REDUCED_PRIMITIVE       (1 << BRW_STATE_REDUCED_PRIMITIVE)
#define BRW_NEW_PRIMITIVE               (1 << BRW_STATE_PRIMITIVE)
#define BRW_NEW_CONTEXT                 (1 << BRW_STATE_CONTEXT)
#define BRW_NEW_WM_INPUT_DIMENSIONS     (1 << BRW_STATE_WM_INPUT_DIMENSIONS)
#define BRW_NEW_PSP                     (1 << BRW_STATE_PSP)
#define BRW_NEW_SURFACES                (1 << BRW_STATE_SURFACES)
#define BRW_NEW_VS_BINDING_TABLE        (1 << BRW_STATE_VS_BINDING_TABLE)
#define BRW_NEW_GS_BINDING_TABLE        (1 << BRW_STATE_GS_BINDING_TABLE)
#define BRW_NEW_PS_BINDING_TABLE        (1 << BRW_STATE_PS_BINDING_TABLE)
#define BRW_NEW_INDICES                 (1 << BRW_STATE_INDICES)
#define BRW_NEW_VERTICES                (1 << BRW_STATE_VERTICES)
/**
 * Used for any batch entry with a relocated pointer that will be used
 * by any 3D rendering.
 */
#define BRW_NEW_BATCH                  (1 << BRW_STATE_BATCH)
/** \see brw.state.depth_region */
#define BRW_NEW_INDEX_BUFFER           (1 << BRW_STATE_INDEX_BUFFER)
#define BRW_NEW_VS_CONSTBUF            (1 << BRW_STATE_VS_CONSTBUF)
#define BRW_NEW_PROGRAM_CACHE           (1 << BRW_STATE_PROGRAM_CACHE)
#define BRW_NEW_STATE_BASE_ADDRESS      (1 << BRW_STATE_STATE_BASE_ADDRESS)
#define BRW_NEW_SOL_INDICES             (1 << BRW_STATE_SOL_INDICES)

struct brw_state_flags {
   /** State update flags signalled by mesa internals */
   GLuint mesa;
   /**
    * State update flags signalled as the result of brw_tracked_state updates
    */
   GLuint brw;
   /** State update flags signalled by brw_state_cache.c searches */
   GLuint cache;
};

enum state_struct_type {
   AUB_TRACE_VS_STATE =                 1,
   AUB_TRACE_GS_STATE =                 2,
   AUB_TRACE_CLIP_STATE =               3,
   AUB_TRACE_SF_STATE =                 4,
   AUB_TRACE_WM_STATE =                 5,
   AUB_TRACE_CC_STATE =                 6,
   AUB_TRACE_CLIP_VP_STATE =            7,
   AUB_TRACE_SF_VP_STATE =              8,
   AUB_TRACE_CC_VP_STATE =              0x9,
   AUB_TRACE_SAMPLER_STATE =            0xa,
   AUB_TRACE_KERNEL_INSTRUCTIONS =      0xb,
   AUB_TRACE_SCRATCH_SPACE =            0xc,
   AUB_TRACE_SAMPLER_DEFAULT_COLOR =    0xd,

   AUB_TRACE_SCISSOR_STATE =            0x15,
   AUB_TRACE_BLEND_STATE =              0x16,
   AUB_TRACE_DEPTH_STENCIL_STATE =      0x17,

   /* Not written to .aub files the same way the structures above are. */
   AUB_TRACE_NO_TYPE =                  0x100,
   AUB_TRACE_BINDING_TABLE =            0x101,
   AUB_TRACE_SURFACE_STATE =            0x102,
   AUB_TRACE_VS_CONSTANTS =             0x103,
   AUB_TRACE_WM_CONSTANTS =             0x104,
};

/** Subclass of Mesa vertex program */
struct brw_vertex_program {
   struct gl_vertex_program program;
   GLuint id;
   bool use_const_buffer;
};


/** Subclass of Mesa fragment program */
struct brw_fragment_program {
   struct gl_fragment_program program;
   GLuint id;  /**< serial no. to identify frag progs, never re-used */
};

struct brw_shader {
   struct gl_shader base;

   /** Shader IR transformed for native compile, at link time. */
   struct exec_list *ir;
};

struct brw_shader_program {
   struct gl_shader_program base;
};

enum param_conversion {
   PARAM_NO_CONVERT,
   PARAM_CONVERT_F2I,
   PARAM_CONVERT_F2U,
   PARAM_CONVERT_F2B,
   PARAM_CONVERT_ZERO,
};

/* Data about a particular attempt to compile a program.  Note that
 * there can be many of these, each in a different GL state
 * corresponding to a different brw_wm_prog_key struct, with different
 * compiled programs:
 */
struct brw_wm_prog_data {
   GLuint curb_read_length;
   GLuint urb_read_length;

   GLuint first_curbe_grf;
   GLuint first_curbe_grf_16;
   GLuint reg_blocks;
   GLuint reg_blocks_16;
   GLuint total_scratch;

   GLuint nr_params;       /**< number of float params/constants */
   GLuint nr_pull_params;
   bool error;
   int dispatch_width;
   uint32_t prog_offset_16;

   /**
    * Mask of which interpolation modes are required by the fragment shader.
    * Used in hardware setup on gen6+.
    */
   uint32_t barycentric_interp_modes;

   /* Pointer to tracked values (only valid once
    * _mesa_load_state_parameters has been called at runtime).
    */
   const float *param[MAX_UNIFORMS * 4]; /* should be: BRW_MAX_CURBE */
   enum param_conversion param_convert[MAX_UNIFORMS * 4];
   const float *pull_param[MAX_UNIFORMS * 4];
   enum param_conversion pull_param_convert[MAX_UNIFORMS * 4];
};

/**
 * Enum representing the i965-specific vertex results that don't correspond
 * exactly to any element of gl_vert_result.  The values of this enum are
 * assigned such that they don't conflict with gl_vert_result.
 */
typedef enum
{
   BRW_VERT_RESULT_NDC = VERT_RESULT_MAX,
   BRW_VERT_RESULT_HPOS_DUPLICATE,
   BRW_VERT_RESULT_PAD,
   BRW_VERT_RESULT_MAX
} brw_vert_result;


/**
 * Data structure recording the relationship between the gl_vert_result enum
 * and "slots" within the vertex URB entry (VUE).  A "slot" is defined as a
 * single octaword within the VUE (128 bits).
 *
 * Note that each BRW register contains 256 bits (2 octawords), so when
 * accessing the VUE in URB_NOSWIZZLE mode, each register corresponds to two
 * consecutive VUE slots.  When accessing the VUE in URB_INTERLEAVED mode (as
 * in a vertex shader), each register corresponds to a single VUE slot, since
 * it contains data for two separate vertices.
 */
struct brw_vue_map {
   /**
    * Map from gl_vert_result value to VUE slot.  For gl_vert_results that are
    * not stored in a slot (because they are not written, or because
    * additional processing is applied before storing them in the VUE), the
    * value is -1.
    */
   int vert_result_to_slot[BRW_VERT_RESULT_MAX];

   /**
    * Map from VUE slot to gl_vert_result value.  For slots that do not
    * directly correspond to a gl_vert_result, the value comes from
    * brw_vert_result.
    *
    * For slots that are not in use, the value is BRW_VERT_RESULT_MAX (this
    * simplifies code that uses the value stored in slot_to_vert_result to
    * create a bit mask).
    */
   int slot_to_vert_result[BRW_VERT_RESULT_MAX];

   /**
    * Total number of VUE slots in use
    */
   int num_slots;
};

/**
 * Convert a VUE slot number into a byte offset within the VUE.
 */
static inline GLuint brw_vue_slot_to_offset(GLuint slot)
{
   return 16*slot;
}

/**
 * Convert a vert_result into a byte offset within the VUE.
 */
static inline GLuint brw_vert_result_to_offset(struct brw_vue_map *vue_map,
                                               GLuint vert_result)
{
   return brw_vue_slot_to_offset(vue_map->vert_result_to_slot[vert_result]);
}


struct brw_sf_prog_data {
   GLuint urb_read_length;
   GLuint total_grf;

   /* Each vertex may have upto 12 attributes, 4 components each,
    * except WPOS which requires only 2.  (11*4 + 2) == 44 ==> 11
    * rows.
    *
    * Actually we use 4 for each, so call it 12 rows.
    */
   GLuint urb_entry_size;
};

struct brw_clip_prog_data {
   GLuint curb_read_length;     /* user planes? */
   GLuint clip_mode;
   GLuint urb_read_length;
   GLuint total_grf;
};

struct brw_gs_prog_data {
   GLuint urb_read_length;
   GLuint total_grf;

   /**
    * Gen6 transform feedback: Amount by which the streaming vertex buffer
    * indices should be incremented each time the GS is invoked.
    */
   unsigned svbi_postincrement_value;
};

struct brw_vs_prog_data {
   struct brw_vue_map vue_map;

   GLuint curb_read_length;
   GLuint urb_read_length;
   GLuint total_grf;
   GLbitfield64 outputs_written;
   GLuint nr_params;       /**< number of float params/constants */
   GLuint nr_pull_params; /**< number of dwords referenced by pull_param[] */
   GLuint total_scratch;

   GLbitfield64 inputs_read;

   /* Used for calculating urb partitions:
    */
   GLuint urb_entry_size;

   const float *param[MAX_UNIFORMS * 4]; /* should be: BRW_MAX_CURBE */
   const float *pull_param[MAX_UNIFORMS * 4];

   bool uses_new_param_layout;
   bool uses_vertexid;
   bool userclip;
};


/* Size == 0 if output either not written, or always [0,0,0,1]
 */
struct brw_vs_ouput_sizes {
   GLubyte output_size[VERT_RESULT_MAX];
};


/** Number of texture sampler units */
#define BRW_MAX_TEX_UNIT 16

/** Max number of render targets in a shader */
#define BRW_MAX_DRAW_BUFFERS 8

/**
 * Max number of binding table entries used for stream output.
 *
 * From the OpenGL 3.0 spec, table 6.44 (Transform Feedback State), the
 * minimum value of MAX_TRANSFORM_FEEDBACK_INTERLEAVED_COMPONENTS is 64.
 *
 * On Gen6, the size of transform feedback data is limited not by the number
 * of components but by the number of binding table entries we set aside.  We
 * use one binding table entry for a float, one entry for a vector, and one
 * entry per matrix column.  Since the only way we can communicate our
 * transform feedback capabilities to the client is via
 * MAX_TRANSFORM_FEEDBACK_INTERLEAVED_COMPONENTS, we need to plan for the
 * worst case, in which all the varyings are floats, so we use up one binding
 * table entry per component.  Therefore we need to set aside at least 64
 * binding table entries for use by transform feedback.
 *
 * Note: since we don't currently pack varyings, it is currently impossible
 * for the client to actually use up all of these binding table entries--if
 * all of their varyings were floats, they would run out of varying slots and
 * fail to link.  But that's a bug, so it seems prudent to go ahead and
 * allocate the number of binding table entries we will need once the bug is
 * fixed.
 */
#define BRW_MAX_SOL_BINDINGS 64

/** Maximum number of actual buffers used for stream output */
#define BRW_MAX_SOL_BUFFERS 4

/**
 * Helpers to create Surface Binding Table indexes for draw buffers,
 * textures, and constant buffers.
 *
 * Shader threads access surfaces via numeric handles, rather than directly
 * using pointers.  The binding table maps these numeric handles to the
 * address of the actual buffer.
 *
 * For example, a shader might ask to sample from "surface 7."  In this case,
 * bind[7] would contain a pointer to a texture.
 *
 * Although the hardware supports separate binding tables per pipeline stage
 * (VS, HS, DS, GS, PS), we currently share a single binding table for all of
 * them.  This is purely for convenience.
 *
 * Currently our binding tables are (arbitrarily) programmed as follows:
 *
 *    +-------------------------------+
 *    |   0 | Draw buffer 0           | .
 *    |   . |     .                   |  \
 *    |   : |     :                   |   > Only relevant to the WM.
 *    |   7 | Draw buffer 7           |  /
 *    |-----|-------------------------| `
 *    |   8 | VS Pull Constant Buffer |
 *    |   9 | WM Pull Constant Buffer |
 *    |-----|-------------------------|
 *    |  10 | Texture 0               |
 *    |   . |     .                   |
 *    |   : |     :                   |
 *    |  25 | Texture 15              |
 *    +-----|-------------------------+
 *    |  26 | SOL Binding 0           |
 *    |   . |     .                   |
 *    |   : |     :                   |
 *    |  89 | SOL Binding 63          |
 *    +-------------------------------+
 *
 * Note that nothing actually uses the SURF_INDEX_DRAW macro, so it has to be
 * the identity function or things will break.  We do want to keep draw buffers
 * first so we can use headerless render target writes for RT 0.
 */
#define SURF_INDEX_DRAW(d)           (d)
#define SURF_INDEX_VERT_CONST_BUFFER (BRW_MAX_DRAW_BUFFERS + 0)
#define SURF_INDEX_FRAG_CONST_BUFFER (BRW_MAX_DRAW_BUFFERS + 1)
#define SURF_INDEX_TEXTURE(t)        (BRW_MAX_DRAW_BUFFERS + 2 + (t))
#define SURF_INDEX_SOL_BINDING(t)    (SURF_INDEX_TEXTURE(BRW_MAX_TEX_UNIT) + (t))

/** Maximum size of the binding table. */
#define BRW_MAX_SURFACES SURF_INDEX_SOL_BINDING(BRW_MAX_SOL_BINDINGS)

enum brw_cache_id {
   BRW_BLEND_STATE,
   BRW_DEPTH_STENCIL_STATE,
   BRW_COLOR_CALC_STATE,
   BRW_CC_VP,
   BRW_CC_UNIT,
   BRW_WM_PROG,
   BRW_SAMPLER,
   BRW_WM_UNIT,
   BRW_SF_PROG,
   BRW_SF_VP,
   BRW_SF_UNIT, /* scissor state on gen6 */
   BRW_VS_UNIT,
   BRW_VS_PROG,
   BRW_GS_UNIT,
   BRW_GS_PROG,
   BRW_CLIP_VP,
   BRW_CLIP_UNIT,
   BRW_CLIP_PROG,

   BRW_MAX_CACHE
};

struct brw_cache_item {
   /**
    * Effectively part of the key, cache_id identifies what kind of state
    * buffer is involved, and also which brw->state.dirty.cache flag should
    * be set when this cache item is chosen.
    */
   enum brw_cache_id cache_id;
   /** 32-bit hash of the key data */
   GLuint hash;
   GLuint key_size;             /* for variable-sized keys */
   GLuint aux_size;
   const void *key;

   uint32_t offset;
   uint32_t size;

   struct brw_cache_item *next;
};   



struct brw_cache {
   struct brw_context *brw;

   struct brw_cache_item **items;
   drm_intel_bo *bo;
   GLuint size, n_items;

   uint32_t next_offset;
   bool bo_used_by_gpu;
};


/* Considered adding a member to this struct to document which flags
 * an update might raise so that ordering of the state atoms can be
 * checked or derived at runtime.  Dropped the idea in favor of having
 * a debug mode where the state is monitored for flags which are
 * raised that have already been tested against.
 */
struct brw_tracked_state {
   struct brw_state_flags dirty;
   void (*emit)( struct brw_context *brw );
};

/* Flags for brw->state.cache.
 */
#define CACHE_NEW_BLEND_STATE            (1<<BRW_BLEND_STATE)
#define CACHE_NEW_DEPTH_STENCIL_STATE    (1<<BRW_DEPTH_STENCIL_STATE)
#define CACHE_NEW_COLOR_CALC_STATE       (1<<BRW_COLOR_CALC_STATE)
#define CACHE_NEW_CC_VP                  (1<<BRW_CC_VP)
#define CACHE_NEW_CC_UNIT                (1<<BRW_CC_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_WM_PROG                (1<<BRW_WM_PROG)
#define CACHE_NEW_SAMPLER                (1<<BRW_SAMPLER)
#define CACHE_NEW_WM_UNIT                (1<<BRW_WM_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_SF_PROG                (1<<BRW_SF_PROG)
#define CACHE_NEW_SF_VP                  (1<<BRW_SF_VP)
#define CACHE_NEW_SF_UNIT                (1<<BRW_SF_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_VS_UNIT                (1<<BRW_VS_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_VS_PROG                (1<<BRW_VS_PROG)
#define CACHE_NEW_GS_UNIT                (1<<BRW_GS_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_GS_PROG                (1<<BRW_GS_PROG)
#define CACHE_NEW_CLIP_VP                (1<<BRW_CLIP_VP)
#define CACHE_NEW_CLIP_UNIT              (1<<BRW_CLIP_UNIT)
#define CACHE_NEW_CLIP_PROG              (1<<BRW_CLIP_PROG)

struct brw_cached_batch_item {
   struct header *header;
   GLuint sz;
   struct brw_cached_batch_item *next;
};
   


/* Protect against a future where VERT_ATTRIB_MAX > 32.  Wouldn't life
 * be easier if C allowed arrays of packed elements?
 */
#define ATTRIB_BIT_DWORDS  ((VERT_ATTRIB_MAX+31)/32)

struct brw_vertex_buffer {
   /** Buffer object containing the uploaded vertex data */
   drm_intel_bo *bo;
   uint32_t offset;
   /** Byte stride between elements in the uploaded array */
   GLuint stride;
};
struct brw_vertex_element {
   const struct gl_client_array *glarray;

   int buffer;

   /** The corresponding Mesa vertex attribute */
   gl_vert_attrib attrib;
   /** Size of a complete element */
   GLuint element_size;
   /** Offset of the first element within the buffer object */
   unsigned int offset;
};



struct brw_vertex_info {
   GLuint sizes[ATTRIB_BIT_DWORDS * 2]; /* sizes:2[VERT_ATTRIB_MAX] */
};

struct brw_query_object {
   struct gl_query_object Base;

   /** Last query BO associated with this query. */
   drm_intel_bo *bo;
   /** First index in bo with query data for this object. */
   int first_index;
   /** Last index in bo with query data for this object. */
   int last_index;
};


/**
 * brw_context is derived from intel_context.
 */
struct brw_context 
{
   struct intel_context intel;  /**< base class, must be first field */
   GLuint primitive; /**< Hardware primitive, such as _3DPRIM_TRILIST. */

   bool emit_state_always;
   bool has_surface_tile_offset;
   bool has_compr4;
   bool has_negative_rhw_bug;
   bool has_aa_line_parameters;
   bool has_pln;
   bool precompile;

   struct {
      struct brw_state_flags dirty;
   } state;

   struct brw_cache cache;
   struct brw_cached_batch_item *cached_batch_items;

   struct {
      struct brw_vertex_element inputs[VERT_ATTRIB_MAX];
      struct brw_vertex_buffer buffers[VERT_ATTRIB_MAX];
      struct {
              uint32_t handle;
              uint32_t offset;
              uint32_t stride;
      } current_buffers[VERT_ATTRIB_MAX];

      struct brw_vertex_element *enabled[VERT_ATTRIB_MAX];
      GLuint nr_enabled;
      GLuint nr_buffers, nr_current_buffers;

      /* Summary of size and varying of active arrays, so we can check
       * for changes to this state:
       */
      struct brw_vertex_info info;
      unsigned int min_index, max_index;

      /* Offset from start of vertex buffer so we can avoid redefining
       * the same VB packed over and over again.
       */
      unsigned int start_vertex_bias;
   } vb;

   struct {
      /**
       * Index buffer for this draw_prims call.
       *
       * Updates are signaled by BRW_NEW_INDICES.
       */
      const struct _mesa_index_buffer *ib;

      /* Updates are signaled by BRW_NEW_INDEX_BUFFER. */
      drm_intel_bo *bo;
      GLuint type;

      /* Offset to index buffer index to use in CMD_3D_PRIM so that we can
       * avoid re-uploading the IB packet over and over if we're actually
       * referencing the same index buffer.
       */
      unsigned int start_vertex_offset;
   } ib;

   /* Active vertex program: 
    */
   const struct gl_vertex_program *vertex_program;
   const struct gl_fragment_program *fragment_program;

   /* hw-dependent 3DSTATE_VF_STATISTICS opcode */
   uint32_t CMD_VF_STATISTICS;
   /* hw-dependent 3DSTATE_PIPELINE_SELECT opcode */
   uint32_t CMD_PIPELINE_SELECT;

   /**
    * Platform specific constants containing the maximum number of threads
    * for each pipeline stage.
    */
   int max_vs_threads;
   int max_gs_threads;
   int max_wm_threads;

   /* BRW_NEW_URB_ALLOCATIONS:
    */
   struct {
      GLuint vsize;             /* vertex size plus header in urb registers */
      GLuint csize;             /* constant buffer size in urb registers */
      GLuint sfsize;            /* setup data size in urb registers */

      bool constrained;

      GLuint max_vs_entries;    /* Maximum number of VS entries */
      GLuint max_gs_entries;    /* Maximum number of GS entries */

      GLuint nr_vs_entries;
      GLuint nr_gs_entries;
      GLuint nr_clip_entries;
      GLuint nr_sf_entries;
      GLuint nr_cs_entries;

      /* gen6:
       * The length of each URB entry owned by the VS (or GS), as
       * a number of 1024-bit (128-byte) rows.  Should be >= 1.
       *
       * gen7: Same meaning, but in 512-bit (64-byte) rows.
       */
      GLuint vs_size;
      GLuint gs_size;

      GLuint vs_start;
      GLuint gs_start;
      GLuint clip_start;
      GLuint sf_start;
      GLuint cs_start;
      GLuint size; /* Hardware URB size, in KB. */

      /* gen6: True if the most recently sent _3DSTATE_URB message allocated
       * URB space for the GS.
       */
      bool gen6_gs_previously_active;
   } urb;

   
   /* BRW_NEW_CURBE_OFFSETS: 
    */
   struct {
      GLuint wm_start;  /**< pos of first wm const in CURBE buffer */
      GLuint wm_size;   /**< number of float[4] consts, multiple of 16 */
      GLuint clip_start;
      GLuint clip_size;
      GLuint vs_start;
      GLuint vs_size;
      GLuint total_size;

      drm_intel_bo *curbe_bo;
      /** Offset within curbe_bo of space for current curbe entry */
      GLuint curbe_offset;
      /** Offset within curbe_bo of space for next curbe entry */
      GLuint curbe_next_offset;

      /**
       * Copy of the last set of CURBEs uploaded.  Frequently we'll end up
       * in brw_curbe.c with the same set of constant data to be uploaded,
       * so we'd rather not upload new constants in that case (it can cause
       * a pipeline bubble since only up to 4 can be pipelined at a time).
       */
      GLfloat *last_buf;
      /**
       * Allocation for where to calculate the next set of CURBEs.
       * It's a hot enough path that malloc/free of that data matters.
       */
      GLfloat *next_buf;
      GLuint last_bufsz;
   } curbe;

   struct {
      /** Binding table of pointers to surf_bo entries */
      uint32_t bo_offset;
      uint32_t surf_offset[BRW_MAX_SURFACES];
   } bind;

   /** SAMPLER_STATE count and offset */
   struct {
      GLuint count;
      uint32_t offset;
   } sampler;

   struct {
      struct brw_vs_prog_data *prog_data;
      int8_t *constant_map; /* variable array following prog_data */

      drm_intel_bo *scratch_bo;
      drm_intel_bo *const_bo;
      /** Offset in the program cache to the VS program */
      uint32_t prog_offset;
      uint32_t state_offset;

      uint32_t push_const_offset; /* Offset in the batchbuffer */
      int push_const_size; /* in 256-bit register increments */

      /** @{ register allocator */

      struct ra_regs *regs;

      /**
       * Array of the ra classes for the unaligned contiguous register
       * block sizes used.
       */
      int *classes;

      /**
       * Mapping for register-allocated objects in *regs to the first
       * GRF for that object.
      */
      uint8_t *ra_reg_to_grf;
      /** @} */
   } vs;

   struct {
      struct brw_gs_prog_data *prog_data;

      bool prog_active;
      /** Offset in the program cache to the CLIP program pre-gen6 */
      uint32_t prog_offset;
      uint32_t state_offset;
   } gs;

   struct {
      struct brw_clip_prog_data *prog_data;

      /** Offset in the program cache to the CLIP program pre-gen6 */
      uint32_t prog_offset;

      /* Offset in the batch to the CLIP state on pre-gen6. */
      uint32_t state_offset;

      /* As of gen6, this is the offset in the batch to the CLIP VP,
       * instead of vp_bo.
       */
      uint32_t vp_offset;
   } clip;


   struct {
      struct brw_sf_prog_data *prog_data;

      /** Offset in the program cache to the CLIP program pre-gen6 */
      uint32_t prog_offset;
      uint32_t state_offset;
      uint32_t vp_offset;
   } sf;

   struct {
      struct brw_wm_prog_data *prog_data;
      struct brw_wm_compile *compile_data;

      /** Input sizes, calculated from active vertex program.
       * One bit per fragment program input attribute.
       */
      GLbitfield input_size_masks[4];

      /** offsets in the batch to sampler default colors (texture border color)
       */
      uint32_t sdc_offset[BRW_MAX_TEX_UNIT];

      GLuint render_surf;

      drm_intel_bo *scratch_bo;

      /** Offset in the program cache to the WM program */
      uint32_t prog_offset;

      uint32_t state_offset; /* offset in batchbuffer to pre-gen6 WM state */

      drm_intel_bo *const_bo; /* pull constant buffer. */
      /**
       * This is offset in the batch to the push constants on gen6.
       *
       * Pre-gen6, push constants live in the CURBE.
       */
      uint32_t push_const_offset;

      /** @{ register allocator */

      struct ra_regs *regs;

      /** Array of the ra classes for the unaligned contiguous
       * register block sizes used.
       */
      int *classes;

      /**
       * Mapping for register-allocated objects in *regs to the first
       * GRF for that object.
      */
      uint8_t *ra_reg_to_grf;

      /**
       * ra class for the aligned pairs we use for PLN, which doesn't
       * appear in *classes.
       */
      int aligned_pairs_class;

      /** @} */
   } wm;


   struct {
      uint32_t state_offset;
      uint32_t blend_state_offset;
      uint32_t depth_stencil_state_offset;
      uint32_t vp_offset;
   } cc;

   struct {
      struct brw_query_object *obj;
      drm_intel_bo *bo;
      int index;
      bool active;
   } query;
   /* Used to give every program string a unique id
    */
   GLuint program_id;

   int num_atoms;
   const struct brw_tracked_state **atoms;

   /* If (INTEL_DEBUG & DEBUG_BATCH) */
   struct {
      uint32_t offset;
      uint32_t size;
      enum state_struct_type type;
   } *state_batch_list;
   int state_batch_count;

   /**
    * \brief State needed to execute HiZ ops.
    *
    * \see gen6_hiz_init()
    * \see gen6_hiz_exec()
    */
   struct brw_hiz_state {
      /** \brief VBO for rectangle primitive.
       *
       * Rather than using glGenBuffers(), we allocate the VBO directly
       * through drm.
       */
      drm_intel_bo *vertex_bo;
   } hiz;

   struct brw_sol_state {
      uint32_t svbi_0_starting_index;
      uint32_t svbi_0_max_index;
      uint32_t offset_0_batch_start;
      uint32_t primitives_generated;
      uint32_t primitives_written;
   } sol;

   uint32_t render_target_format[MESA_FORMAT_COUNT];
   bool format_supported_as_render_target[MESA_FORMAT_COUNT];
};



#define BRW_PACKCOLOR8888(r,g,b,a)  ((r<<24) | (g<<16) | (b<<8) | a)

struct brw_instruction_info {
    char    *name;
    int     nsrc;
    int     ndst;
    bool is_arith;
};
extern const struct brw_instruction_info brw_opcodes[128];

/*======================================================================
 * brw_vtbl.c
 */
void brwInitVtbl( struct brw_context *brw );

/*======================================================================
 * brw_context.c
 */
bool brwCreateContext(int api,
                      const struct gl_config *mesaVis,
                      __DRIcontext *driContextPriv,
                      void *sharedContextPrivate);

/*======================================================================
 * brw_queryobj.c
 */
void brw_init_queryobj_functions(struct dd_function_table *functions);
void brw_prepare_query_begin(struct brw_context *brw);
void brw_emit_query_begin(struct brw_context *brw);
void brw_emit_query_end(struct brw_context *brw);

/*======================================================================
 * brw_state_dump.c
 */
void brw_debug_batch(struct intel_context *intel);

/*======================================================================
 * brw_tex.c
 */
void brw_validate_textures( struct brw_context *brw );


/*======================================================================
 * brw_program.c
 */
void brwInitFragProgFuncs( struct dd_function_table *functions );

int brw_get_scratch_size(int size);
void brw_get_scratch_bo(struct intel_context *intel,
                        drm_intel_bo **scratch_bo, int size);


/* brw_urb.c
 */
void brw_upload_urb_fence(struct brw_context *brw);

/* brw_curbe.c
 */
void brw_upload_cs_urb_state(struct brw_context *brw);

/* brw_disasm.c */
int brw_disasm (FILE *file, struct brw_instruction *inst, int gen);

/* brw_vs.c */
gl_clip_plane *brw_select_clip_planes(struct gl_context *ctx);

/* brw_wm_surface_state.c */
void brw_init_surface_formats(struct brw_context *brw);
void
brw_update_sol_surface(struct brw_context *brw,
                       struct gl_buffer_object *buffer_obj,
                       uint32_t *out_offset, unsigned num_vector_components,
                       unsigned stride_dwords, unsigned offset_dwords);

/* gen6_sol.c */
void
brw_begin_transform_feedback(struct gl_context *ctx, GLenum mode,
                             struct gl_transform_feedback_object *obj);
void
brw_end_transform_feedback(struct gl_context *ctx,
                           struct gl_transform_feedback_object *obj);

/* gen7_sol_state.c */
void
gen7_end_transform_feedback(struct gl_context *ctx,
                            struct gl_transform_feedback_object *obj);



/*======================================================================
 * Inline conversion functions.  These are better-typed than the
 * macros used previously:
 */
static INLINE struct brw_context *
brw_context( struct gl_context *ctx )
{
   return (struct brw_context *)ctx;
}

static INLINE struct brw_vertex_program *
brw_vertex_program(struct gl_vertex_program *p)
{
   return (struct brw_vertex_program *) p;
}

static INLINE const struct brw_vertex_program *
brw_vertex_program_const(const struct gl_vertex_program *p)
{
   return (const struct brw_vertex_program *) p;
}

static INLINE struct brw_fragment_program *
brw_fragment_program(struct gl_fragment_program *p)
{
   return (struct brw_fragment_program *) p;
}

static INLINE const struct brw_fragment_program *
brw_fragment_program_const(const struct gl_fragment_program *p)
{
   return (const struct brw_fragment_program *) p;
}

static inline
float convert_param(enum param_conversion conversion, const float *param)
{
   union {
      float f;
      uint32_t u;
      int32_t i;
   } fi;

   switch (conversion) {
   case PARAM_NO_CONVERT:
      return *param;
   case PARAM_CONVERT_F2I:
      fi.i = *param;
      return fi.f;
   case PARAM_CONVERT_F2U:
      fi.u = *param;
      return fi.f;
   case PARAM_CONVERT_F2B:
      if (*param != 0.0)
         fi.i = 1;
      else
         fi.i = 0;
      return fi.f;
   case PARAM_CONVERT_ZERO:
      return 0.0;
   default:
      return *param;
   }
}

/**
 * Pre-gen6, the register file of the EUs was shared between threads,
 * and each thread used some subset allocated on a 16-register block
 * granularity.  The unit states wanted these block counts.
 */
static inline int
brw_register_blocks(int reg_count)
{
   return ALIGN(reg_count, 16) / 16 - 1;
}

static inline uint32_t
brw_program_reloc(struct brw_context *brw, uint32_t state_offset,
                  uint32_t prog_offset)
{
   struct intel_context *intel = &brw->intel;

   if (intel->gen >= 5) {
      /* Using state base address. */
      return prog_offset;
   }

   drm_intel_bo_emit_reloc(intel->batch.bo,
                           state_offset,
                           brw->cache.bo,
                           prog_offset,
                           I915_GEM_DOMAIN_INSTRUCTION, 0);

   return brw->cache.bo->offset + prog_offset;
}

bool brw_do_cubemap_normalize(struct exec_list *instructions);

#endif