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#ifndef VIRGL_RESOURCE_H
#define VIRGL_RESOURCE_H

#include <stdint.h>

struct iovec;
struct pipe_resource;

enum virgl_resource_fd_type {
   VIRGL_RESOURCE_FD_DMABUF,
   VIRGL_RESOURCE_FD_OPAQUE,

   VIRGL_RESOURCE_FD_INVALID = -1,
};

/**
 * A global cross-context resource.  A virgl_resource is not directly usable
 * by renderer contexts, but must be attached and imported into renderer
 * contexts to create context objects first.  For example, it can be attached
 * and imported into a vrend_decode_ctx to create a vrend_resource.
 *
 * It is also possible to create a virgl_resource from a context object.
 *
 * The underlying storage of a virgl_resource is provided by a pipe_resource
 * and/or a fd.  When it is provided by a pipe_resource, the virgl_resource is
 * said to be typed because pipe_resource also provides the type information.
 *
 * Conventional resources are always typed.  Blob resources by definition do
 * not have nor need type information, but those created from vrend_decode_ctx
 * objects are typed.  That should be considered a convenience rather than
 * something to be relied upon.  Contexts must not assume that every resource is
 * typed when interop is expected.
 */
struct virgl_resource {
   uint32_t res_id;

   struct pipe_resource *pipe_resource;

   enum virgl_resource_fd_type fd_type;
   int fd;

   const struct iovec *iov;
   int iov_count;

   uint32_t map_info;

   uint64_t map_size;
   void *mapped;

   void *private_data;
};

struct virgl_resource_pipe_callbacks {
   void *data;

   void (*unref)(struct pipe_resource *pres, void *data);

   void (*attach_iov)(struct pipe_resource *pres,
                      const struct iovec *iov,
                      int iov_count,
                      void *data);
   void (*detach_iov)(struct pipe_resource *pres, void *data);

   enum virgl_resource_fd_type (*export_fd)(struct pipe_resource *pres,
                                            int *fd,
                                            void *data);
};

int
virgl_resource_table_init(const struct virgl_resource_pipe_callbacks *callbacks);

void
virgl_resource_table_cleanup(void);

void
virgl_resource_table_reset(void);

struct virgl_resource *
virgl_resource_create_from_pipe(uint32_t res_id,
                                struct pipe_resource *pres,
                                const struct iovec *iov,
                                int iov_count);

struct virgl_resource *
virgl_resource_create_from_fd(uint32_t res_id,
                              enum virgl_resource_fd_type fd_type,
                              int fd,
                              const struct iovec *iov,
                              int iov_count);

struct virgl_resource *
virgl_resource_create_from_iov(uint32_t res_id,
                               const struct iovec *iov,
                               int iov_count);

void
virgl_resource_remove(uint32_t res_id);

struct virgl_resource *
virgl_resource_lookup(uint32_t res_id);

int
virgl_resource_attach_iov(struct virgl_resource *res,
                          const struct iovec *iov,
                          int iov_count);

void
virgl_resource_detach_iov(struct virgl_resource *res);

enum virgl_resource_fd_type
virgl_resource_export_fd(struct virgl_resource *res, int *fd);

#endif /* VIRGL_RESOURCE_H */