DSKT2

Defines

#define DSKT2_GTNAME   "ti.sdo.fc.dskt2"
#define DSKT2_NUM_SCRATCH_GROUPS   20
#define DSKT2_MAX_MEM_ALLOCATION_SIZE   0xFFFF
#define DSKT2_NUM_SHAREDHEAPS   2

Typedefs

typedef Void(* DSKT2_CacheWBInvFxn )(Ptr blockPtr, size_t byteCnt, Bool wait)
 Function prototype of cache writeback function: Writes back the memory within the range of blockPtr and blockPtr + byteCnt.

Functions

Void DSKT2_activateAlg (Int scratchMutexId, IALG_Handle alg)
 Prepares a XDAIS algorithm instance object to start using its scratch memory.
Int DSKT2_controlAlg (IALG_Handle alg, IALG_Cmd cmd, IALG_Status *status)
 This is a convenience API to call a XDAIS algorithm instance's algControl function.
IALG_Handle DSKT2_createAlg (Int scratchMutexId, IALG_Fxns *fxns, IALG_Handle parent, IALG_Params *params)
 Creates and initializes a XDAIS algorithm instance object.
IALG_Handle DSKT2_createAlg2 (Int scratchMutexId, IALG_Fxns *fxns, IALG_Handle parent, IALG_Params *params, Int extHeapId)
 Creates and initializes a XDAIS algorithm instance object.
IALG_Handle DSKT2_createAlgExt (Int scratchId, IALG_Fxns *fxns, IALG_Handle parent, IALG_Params *params)
 Creates and initializes a XDAIS algorithm instance object, allocating all algorithm memory in external memory.
Void DSKT2_deactivateAlg (Int scratchMutexId, IALG_Handle alg)
 Prepares a XDAIS algorithm instance object to give up using its scratch memory.
Int DSKT2_deactivateAll ()
 All algorithms that have been deactivated lazily are now really deactivate. Any algorithms that are still currently active will be left as is. The number of algorithms that are still active will be returned from this call.
Bool DSKT2_freeAlg (Int scratchMutexId, IALG_Handle alg)
 Deletes a XDAIS algorithm instance object and frees all persistent memory allocated for the instance object.
Bool DSKT2_allocScratch (IALG_Handle alg, Int mutexId, IALG_MemRec *memTab, Int numRecs)
 Alocates memory from a DSKT2 shared scratch group buffer.
Void DSKT2_freeScratch (Int mutexId, Void *addr, Uns size)
 Alocates memory from a DSKT2 shared scratch group buffer.
Bool DSKT2_allocPersistent (IALG_MemRec *memTab, Int numRecs)
 Alocates persistent memory to the requesting algorithm.
Void DSKT2_freePersistent (IALG_MemRec *memTab, Int numRecs)
 Frees persistent memory from the requesting algorithm.

Detailed Description

The XDAIS Socket Library provides services to support the creation, initialization, control, and deletion of XDAIS algorithm instance objects.


Define Documentation

#define DSKT2_GTNAME   "ti.sdo.fc.dskt2"

Name used to identify the GT module

#define DSKT2_NUM_SCRATCH_GROUPS   20

Maximum number of scratch groups that can be supported.

#define DSKT2_MAX_MEM_ALLOCATION_SIZE   0xFFFF

Maximum memory allocation.

#define DSKT2_NUM_SHAREDHEAPS   2

Typedef Documentation

typedef Void(* DSKT2_CacheWBInvFxn)(Ptr blockPtr, size_t byteCnt, Bool wait)

Function prototype of cache writeback function: Writes back the memory within the range of blockPtr and blockPtr + byteCnt.

Remarks:
If wait is TRUE, wait for the writeback to complete before returning from this fuction call.

Function Documentation

Void DSKT2_activateAlg ( Int  scratchMutexId,
IALG_Handle  alg 
)

Prepares a XDAIS algorithm instance object to start using its scratch memory.

DSKT2_activateAlg() performs all scratch memory initialization for an algorithm's instance object. After a successful return from DSKT2_activateAlg(), the algorithm's instance object is ready to be used to process data.

Unless the instance is already active, DSKT2_activateAlg() uses the algorithm's IALG interface function algActivate to initialize the algorithm instance's scratch buffers from persistent data memory.

DSKT2_activateAlg() must be called before any processing or control methods of the algorithm instance can be called.

DSKT2 maintains state information about current "active" algorithm instances at run-time, so that it does not perform unnecessary IALG "activation" calls when alg is already active. As part of this optimization it may call the algDeactivate method of the currently active algorithm instance in order to activate this algorithm instance (alg).

Parameters:
[in] scratchMutexId scratch-group Id used to associate the instance with a scratch group. The value must be the same id used when creating this algorithm instance.
[in] alg IALG_Handle of the algorithm instance to be activated.
Return values:
None 
Precondition:
alg must be a valid handle for the algorithm's instance object returned by an earlier call to DSKT2_createAlg()
If alg uses DMA (IDMA2) dmaInit must be called before calling this methed, ensuring that all of the instance's persistent memory is initialized and the object is ready to be used
No other algorithm method is currently being run on this instance. This method never preempts any other method on the same instance.
Postcondition:
All of the instance's persistent and scratch memory is initialized and the object is ready to be used.
Remarks:
Caller ensures algorithms with the same "scratchMutexId" will not be activated simultaneously. Usually the scratch group id is associated to the priority of the task in which the algorithm is running.
The implementation of the IALG algActivate() is optional by XDAIS standard. So, the instance activation makes sense only when the method is implemented by the algorithm. DSKT2_activateAlg() makes proper checks to ensure correct operation even if the algorithm does not implement the algActivate() method.
See also:
DSKT2_deactivateAlg()
DMAN_addAlg()
Int DSKT2_controlAlg ( IALG_Handle  alg,
IALG_Cmd  cmd,
IALG_Status status 
)

This is a convenience API to call a XDAIS algorithm instance's algControl function.

Parameters:
[in] alg IALG_Handle of the algorithm instance.
[in] cmd IALG_Cmd structure for the control operation.
[in] status Pointer to IALG_Status structure for algorithm to return status.
Return values:
IALG_EOK The control operation was successful
otherwise A failure occurred during the control operation
Precondition:
alg must be a valid handle for the algorithm's instance object returned by an earlier call to DSKT2_createAlg()
Algorithm specific cmd values are always less than IALG_SYSCMD
Postcondition:
If the control operation is successful, the return value from this operation is equal to IALG_EOK; otherwise it is equal to either IALG_EFAIL or an algorithm-specific return value
If the cmd value is not recognized, the return value is not equal to IALG_EOK
Note:
DSKT2_controlAlg() must be called only when the instance is in active state
The implementation of the IALG algControl is optional by XDAIS standard. DSKT2_controlAlg() makes proper checks to ensure correct operation even if the algorithm does not implement algControl.
IALG_Handle DSKT2_createAlg ( Int  scratchMutexId,
IALG_Fxns fxns,
IALG_Handle  parent,
IALG_Params params 
)

Creates and initializes a XDAIS algorithm instance object.

It uses the algorithm's IALG interface functions to query the algorithm for its memory needs then allocates the memory for the algorithm and calls the algorithm's algInit function to let the new algorithm instance object initialize itself using the allocated memory.

DSKT2_createAlg() performs initialization necessary to complete the run-time creation of an algorithm's instance object. After a successful return from DSKT2_createAlg(), the algorithm's instance object can be activated via a DSKT2_activateAlg() before it can be used to process data.

DSKT2_createAlg() tries to dynamically allocate instance memory based on the IALG_MemSpace attribute of the requested memory. Global DSKT2 configuration settings allow OEM to designate a memory heap for each IALG_MemSpace. DSKT2_createAlg() attempts to allocate memory in the requested space, but may search for alternative heaps when preferred heap is not large enough.

Parameters:
[in] scratchMutexId Scratch-group Id for determining the shared scratch memory buffer. Value -1 is used to disable scratch sharing for this algorithm instance. A value between 0 and (DSKT2_NUM_SCRATCH_GROUPS-1) indicates a valid scratch group
[in] fxns Pointer to the algorithm's IALG_Fxns table.
[in] parent Handle of parent algorithm (optional).
[in] params Pointer to an IALG_Params structure.
Return values:
non-NULL IALG_Handle for the new instance object.
NULL Failure.
Precondition:
fxns is a valid pointer to an IALG_Fxns structure (containing the vtable for a XDAIS compliant algorithm)
Postcondition:
If scratchMutexId is -1, all instance scratch memory is allocated as persistent (i.e. not shared) and instance operation does not require mutual exclusion
With the exception of any initialization performed by algActivate and (IDMA2) dmaInit all of the instance's persistent memory is initialized and the object is ready to be used
Note:
The parent argument is a handle to another algorithm instance object. This parameter is often NULL, indicating that no parent object exists. This parameter allows clients to create a shared algorithm instance object and pass it to other algorithm instances. For example, a parent instance object might contain global read-only tables that are used by several instances of a vocoder.
Remarks:
Caller need to ensure algorithms created with the same "scratchMutexId" will not execute simultaneously
On failure all memory allocated during the call (used for algorithm query, and portions of algorithm memory that were successfully allocated during the function) has been freed before DSKT2_createAlg() returns
Note:
The params argument is a pointer to algorithm-specific parameters that are necessary for the creation and initialization of the instance object. This pointer points to the same parameters passed to the algorithm's IALG algAlloc function. However, this pointer may be NULL. In this case, algorithm's IALG function algInit, must assume default creation parameters.
See also:
DSKT2_activateAlg(), DSKT2_deactivateAlg(), DSKT2_freeAlg()
IALG_Handle DSKT2_createAlg2 ( Int  scratchMutexId,
IALG_Fxns fxns,
IALG_Handle  parent,
IALG_Params params,
Int  extHeapId 
)

Creates and initializes a XDAIS algorithm instance object.

It uses the algorithm's IALG interface functions to query the algorithm for its memory needs then allocates the memory for the algorithm and calls the algorithm's algInit function to let the new algorithm instance object initialize itself using the allocated memory.

DSKT2_createAlg2() performs initialization necessary to complete the run-time creation of an algorithm's instance object. After a successful return from DSKT2_createAlg2(), the algorithm's instance object can be activated via a DSKT2_activateAlg() before it can be used to process data.

DSKT2_createAlg2() tries to dynamically allocate instance memory based on the IALG_MemSpace attribute of the requested memory. Global DSKT2 configuration settings allow OEM to designate a memory heap for each IALG_MemSpace. DSKT2_createAlg2() attempts to allocate memory in the requested space, but may search for alternative heaps when preferred heap is not large enough.

DSKT2_createAlg2() will attempt to use the heap specified by the input parameter, extHeapId, for all allocations in the IALG_MemSpace, IALG_ESDATA. Furthermore, this holds for any IALG_MemSpace that has been configured with the same memory segment as IALG_ESDATA. e.g., if IALG_ESDATA and IALG_SARAM3 have both been configured to use the heap in the memory segment EXTMEM, then DSKT2_createAlg2() will attempt to allocate memory requested in the spaces IALG_SARAM3 and IALG_ESDATA, from the heap, extHeapId.

Parameters:
[in] scratchMutexId Scratch-group Id for determining the shared scratch memory buffer. Value -1 is used to disable scratch sharing for this algorithm instance. A value between 0 and (DSKT2_NUM_SCRATCH_GROUPS-1) indicates a valid scratch group
[in] fxns Pointer to the algorithm's IALG_Fxns table.
[in] parent Handle of parent algorithm (optional).
[in] params Pointer to an IALG_Params structure.
[in] extHeapId Segment Id of memory heap to be used for all allocations in memory space IALG_ESDATA. This segment will be used instead of the default external memory segment.
Return values:
non-NULL IALG_Handle for the new instance object.
NULL Failure.
Precondition:
fxns is a valid pointer to an IALG_Fxns structure (containing the vtable for a XDAIS compliant algorithm)
extHeapId >= 0
Postcondition:
If scratchMutexId is -1, all instance scratch memory is allocated as persistent (i.e. not shared) and instance operation does not require mutual exclusion
With the exception of any initialization performed by algActivate and (IDMA2) dmaInit all of the instance's persistent memory is initialized and the object is ready to be used
Note:
The parent argument is a handle to another algorithm instance object. This parameter is often NULL, indicating that no parent object exists. This parameter allows clients to create a shared algorithm instance object and pass it to other algorithm instances. For example, a parent instance object might contain global read-only tables that are used by several instances of a vocoder.
Remarks:
Caller need to ensure algorithms created with the same "scratchMutexId" will not execute simultaneously
On failure all memory allocated during the call (used for algorithm query, and portions of algorithm memory that were successfully allocated during the function) has been freed before DSKT2_createAlg() returns
Note:
The params argument is a pointer to algorithm-specific parameters that are necessary for the creation and initialization of the instance object. This pointer points to the same parameters passed to the algorithm's IALG algAlloc function. However, this pointer may be NULL. In this case, algorithm's IALG function algInit, must assume default creation parameters.
See also:
DSKT2_activateAlg(), DSKT2_deactivateAlg(), DSKT2_freeAlg()
IALG_Handle DSKT2_createAlgExt ( Int  scratchId,
IALG_Fxns fxns,
IALG_Handle  parent,
IALG_Params params 
)

Creates and initializes a XDAIS algorithm instance object, allocating all algorithm memory in external memory.

This API is very similar to DSKT2_createAlg(), in that it uses the algorithm's IALG interface functions to query the algorithm for its memory needs, allocates the memory for the algorithm and calls the algorithm's algInit function to let the new algorithm instance object initialize itself using the allocated memory. Unlike DSKT2_createAlg(), however, DSKT2_createAlgExt() will ignore the space field of the IALG_MemRec table entries filled in by the algorithm's algAlloc() function, and allocate all of the memory in the memory segment that is mapped to DSKT2.ESDATA.

After a successful return from DSKT2_createAlgExt(), the algorithm's instance object can be activated via a DSKT2_activateAlg() before it can be used to process data.

Parameters:
[in] scratchId Scratch-group Id for determining the shared scratch memory buffer. Value -1 is used to disable scratch sharing for this algorithm instance. A value between 0 and (DSKT2_NUM_SCRATCH_GROUPS-1) indicates a valid scratch group
[in] fxns Pointer to the algorithm's IALG_Fxns table.
[in] parent Handle of parent algorithm (optional).
[in] params Pointer to an IALG_Params structure.
Return values:
non-NULL IALG_Handle for the new instance object.
NULL Failure.
Precondition:
fxns is a valid pointer to an IALG_Fxns structure (containing the vtable for a XDAIS compliant algorithm)
Postcondition:
If scratchMutexId is -1, all instance scratch memory is allocated as persistent (i.e. not shared) and instance operation does not require mutual exclusion
With the exception of any initialization performed by algActivate and (IDMA2 or IDMA3) dmaInit all of the instance's persistent memory is initialized and the object is ready to be used
Note:
The parent argument is a handle to another algorithm instance object. This parameter is often NULL, indicating that no parent object exists. This parameter allows clients to create a shared algorithm instance object and pass it to other algorithm instances. For example, a parent instance object might contain global read-only tables that are used by several instances of a vocoder.
Remarks:
Caller need to ensure algorithms created with the same "scratchMutexId" will not execute simultaneously
On failure all memory allocated during the call (used for algorithm query, and portions of algorithm memory that were successfully allocated during the function) has been freed before DSKT2_createAlg() returns
Note:
The params argument is a pointer to algorithm-specific parameters that are necessary for the creation and initialization of the instance object. This pointer points to the same parameters passed to the algorithm's IALG algAlloc function. However, this pointer may be NULL. In this case, algorithm's IALG function algInit, must assume default creation parameters.
See also:
DSKT2_activateAlg(), DSKT2_deactivateAlg(), DSKT2_freeAlg()
Void DSKT2_deactivateAlg ( Int  scratchMutexId,
IALG_Handle  alg 
)

Prepares a XDAIS algorithm instance object to give up using its scratch memory.

DSKT2_deactivateAlg() marks an algorithm's shared scratch memory as available to other instances activation. After a successful return from DSKT2_deactivateAlg(), the algorithm's processing or control functions cannot be called to process data.

Object's deactivation logic involves calling the algorithm's IALG interface function algDeactivate to save necessary data from the algorithm instance's scratch buffers to its persistent data memory.

DSKT2_deactivateAlg() must be called after the last processing or control methods of the algorithm instance, alg, during each execute stage of its socket operation.

DSKT2 maintains state information about current "active" algorithm instances at run-time, so that it does not perform unnecessary IALG "deactivation" calls. As part of this optimization it may defer the deactivation of this algorithm instance (alg) to a later stage, i.e. when DSKT2_activateAlg() is called to activate another algorithm instance.

Parameters:
[in] scratchMutexId scratch-group Id used for determining the shared scratch memory.
[in] alg IALG_Handle of the algorithm instance to be deactivated.
Return values:
None 
Precondition:
alg must be a valid handle for the algorithm's instance object returned by an earlier call to DSKT2_createAlg()
No other algorithm method is currently being run on this instance. This method never preempts any other method on the same instance.
DSKT2_activateAlg() must be called before calling this method
Note:
The implementation of the IALG algDeactivate is optional by XDAIS standard. So, the instance deactivation makes sense only when the method is implemented by the algorithm. DSKT2_deactivateAlg() makes proper checks to ensure correct operation even if the algorithm does not implement the algDeactivate methods.
See also:
DSKT2_activateAlg()
Int DSKT2_deactivateAll (  ) 

All algorithms that have been deactivated lazily are now really deactivate. Any algorithms that are still currently active will be left as is. The number of algorithms that are still active will be returned from this call.

Return values:
>=0 The number of currently active algorithms
Precondition:
Must be called with the TSK and SWI schedulers disabled.
Bool DSKT2_freeAlg ( Int  scratchMutexId,
IALG_Handle  alg 
)

Deletes a XDAIS algorithm instance object and frees all persistent memory allocated for the instance object.

A reference counting mechanism is implemented to free up instance scratch memory so that when the last instance within a scratch group is deleted all shared scratch memory allocated for the group is reclaimed.

DSKT2_freeAlg() must be called during delete stage of a socket's operation to prevent memory leaks.

Parameters:
[in] scratchMutexId scratch-group Id used for determining the shared scratch memory. Must be the same Id used when algorithm instance is created
[in] alg IALG_Handle of the algorithm instance to be deleted
Return values:
TRUE Success
FALSE Failure
Precondition:
alg must be a valid handle for the algorithm's instance object returned by an earlier call to DSKT2_createAlg()
Note:
DSKT2 maintains allocation information about all algorithm instances created by DSKT2_createAlg(), so it does not call the instance algFree method before free'ing instance memory.
See also:
DSKT2_createAlg()
Bool DSKT2_allocScratch ( IALG_Handle  alg,
Int  mutexId,
IALG_MemRec memTab,
Int  numRecs 
)

Alocates memory from a DSKT2 shared scratch group buffer.

If a valid IALG_Handle is passed to this call, allocation is done from the shared buffer in a non-overlapping manner from memory already assigned to the algorithm

Parameters:
[in] alg IALG_Handle of the algorithm instance to be granted shared scratch memory. Could be NULL.
[in] mutexId scratch-group Id used for determining the shared scratch memory. Must be the same Id used when algorithm instance is created
[in] memTab Array of IALG_MemRec structures describing the memory required by the algorithm
[in] numRecs Number of IALG_MemRec structures
Return values:
TRUE Success
FALSE Failure
Precondition:
If alg is a non-NULL value, then it must be a valid handle for the algorithm's instance object returned by an earlier call to DSKT2_createAlg()
Note:
DSKT2 maintains allocation information about all algorithm instances created by DSKT2_createAlg(), so it does not call the instance algFree method before free'ing instance memory.
See also:
DSKT2_freeScratch()
Void DSKT2_freeScratch ( Int  mutexId,
Void *  addr,
Uns  size 
)

Alocates memory from a DSKT2 shared scratch group buffer.

If a valid IALG_Handle is passed to this call, allocation is done from teh shared buffer in a non-overlapping manner from memory already assigned to the algorithm

Parameters:
[in] mutexId scratch-group Id used for determining the shared scratch memory. Must be the same Id used when algorithm instance is created
[in] addr Address of the memory to be freed, that was previous allocated using DSKT2_allocScratch
[in] size Size of memory to be freed.
Precondition:
Memory must have been allocated through a call to DSKT2_allocScratch
Note:
DSKT2 maintains allocation information about all algorithm instances created by DSKT2_createAlg(), so it does not call the instance algFree method before free'ing instance memory.
See also:
DSKT2_allocScratch()
Bool DSKT2_allocPersistent ( IALG_MemRec memTab,
Int  numRecs 
)

Alocates persistent memory to the requesting algorithm.

Parameters:
[in] memTab Array of IALG_MemRec structures describing the memory required by the algorithm
[in] numRecs Number of IALG_MemRec structures
Return values:
TRUE Success
FALSE Failure
See also:
DSKT2_freePersistent()
Void DSKT2_freePersistent ( IALG_MemRec memTab,
Int  numRecs 
)

Frees persistent memory from the requesting algorithm.

Parameters:
[in] memTab Array of IALG_MemRec structures describing the memory granted to the algorithm, to be freed.
[in] numRecs Number of IALG_MemRec structures
Precondition:
Memory must have been allocated through a call to DSKT2_allocPersistent
See also:
DSKT2_allocPersistent()

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