vulkan-cereal/stream-servers/ColorBuffer.h

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#ifndef _LIBRENDER_COLORBUFFER_H
#define _LIBRENDER_COLORBUFFER_H

#include <EGL/egl.h>
#include <EGL/eglext.h>
#include <GLES/gl.h>
#include <GLES3/gl3.h>
#include "base/Stream.h"
// #include "android/skin/rect.h"
#include <memory>

#include "DisplayVk.h"
#include "FrameworkFormats.h"
#include "Hwc2.h"
#include "RenderContext.h"
#include "snapshot/LazySnapshotObj.h"

// From ANGLE "src/common/angleutils.h"
#define GL_BGR10_A2_ANGLEX 0x6AF9

class TextureDraw;
class TextureResize;
class YUVConverter;

// A class used to model a guest color buffer, and used to implement several
// related things:
//
//  - Every gralloc native buffer with HW read or write requirements will
//    allocate a host ColorBuffer instance. When gralloc_lock() is called,
//    the guest will use ColorBuffer::readPixels() to read the current content
//    of the buffer. When gralloc_unlock() is later called, it will call
//    ColorBuffer::subUpdate() to send the updated pixels.
//
//  - Every guest window EGLSurface is implemented by a host PBuffer
//    (see WindowSurface.h) that can have a ColorBuffer instance attached to
//    it (through WindowSurface::attachColorBuffer()). When such an attachment
//    exists, WindowSurface::flushColorBuffer() will copy the PBuffer's
//    pixel data into the ColorBuffer. The latter can then be displayed
//    in the client's UI sub-window with ColorBuffer::post().
//
//  - Guest EGLImages are implemented as native gralloc buffers too.
//    The guest glEGLImageTargetTexture2DOES() implementations will end up
//    calling ColorBuffer::bindToTexture() to bind the current context's
//    GL_TEXTURE_2D to the buffer. Similarly, the guest versions of
//    glEGLImageTargetRenderbufferStorageOES() will end up calling
//    ColorBuffer::bindToRenderbuffer().
//
// This forces the implementation to use a host EGLImage to implement each
// ColorBuffer.
//
// As an additional twist.

class ColorBuffer :
        public android::snapshot::LazySnapshotObj<ColorBuffer> {
public:
    // Helper interface class used during ColorBuffer operations. This is
    // introduced to remove coupling from the FrameBuffer class implementation.
    class Helper {
    public:
        Helper() = default;
        virtual ~Helper();
        virtual bool setupContext() = 0;
        virtual void teardownContext() = 0;
        virtual TextureDraw* getTextureDraw() const = 0;
        virtual bool isBound() const = 0;
    };

    // Helper class to use a ColorBuffer::Helper context.
    // Usage is pretty simple:
    //
    //     {
    //        RecursiveScopedHelperContext context(m_helper);
    //        if (!context.isOk()) {
    //            return false;   // something bad happened.
    //        }
    //        .... do something ....
    //     }   // automatically calls m_helper->teardownContext();
    //
    class RecursiveScopedHelperContext {
    public:
        RecursiveScopedHelperContext(ColorBuffer::Helper* helper) : mHelper(helper) {
            if (helper->isBound()) return;
            if (!helper->setupContext()) {
                mHelper = NULL;
                return;
            }
            mNeedUnbind = true;
        }

        bool isOk() const { return mHelper != NULL; }

        ~RecursiveScopedHelperContext() { release(); }

        void release() {
            if (mNeedUnbind) {
                mHelper->teardownContext();
                mNeedUnbind = false;
            }
            mHelper = NULL;
        }

    private:
        ColorBuffer::Helper* mHelper;
        bool mNeedUnbind = false;
    };

    // Create a new ColorBuffer instance.
    // |p_display| is the host EGLDisplay handle.
    // |p_width| and |p_height| are the buffer's dimensions in pixels.
    // |p_internalFormat| is the internal OpenGL pixel format to use, valid
    // values
    // are: GL_RGB, GL_RGB565, GL_RGBA, GL_RGB5_A1_OES and GL_RGBA4_OES.
    // Implementation is free to use something else though.
    // |p_frameworkFormat| specifies the original format of the guest
    // color buffer so that we know how to convert to |p_internalFormat|,
    // if necessary (otherwise, p_frameworkFormat ==
    // FRAMEWORK_FORMAT_GL_COMPATIBLE).
    // It is assumed underlying EGL has EGL_KHR_gl_texture_2D_image.
    // Returns NULL on failure.
    // |fastBlitSupported|: whether or not this ColorBuffer can be
    // blitted and posted to swapchain without context switches.
    static ColorBuffer* create(EGLDisplay p_display,
                               int p_width,
                               int p_height,
                               GLint p_internalFormat,
                               FrameworkFormat p_frameworkFormat,
                               HandleType hndl,
                               Helper* helper,
                               bool fastBlitSupported);

    // Sometimes things happen and we need to reformat the GL texture
    // used. This function replaces the format of the underlying texture
    // with the internalformat specified.
    void reformat(GLint internalformat, GLenum type);

    // Destructor.
    ~ColorBuffer();

    // Return ColorBuffer width and height in pixels
    GLuint getWidth() const { return m_width; }
    GLuint getHeight() const { return m_height; }
    GLint getInternalFormat() const { return m_internalFormat; }

    // Read the ColorBuffer instance's pixel values into host memory.
    void readPixels(int x,
                    int y,
                    int width,
                    int height,
                    GLenum p_format,
                    GLenum p_type,
                    void* pixels);

    void readPixelsScaled(int width,
                          int height,
                          GLenum p_format,
                          GLenum p_type,
                          int skinRotation,
                          void* pixels);

    // Read cached YUV pixel values into host memory.
    void readPixelsYUVCached(int x,
                             int y,
                             int width,
                             int height,
                             void* pixels,
                             uint32_t pixels_size);

    void swapYUVTextures(uint32_t texture_type, uint32_t* textures);

    // Update the ColorBuffer instance's pixel values from host memory.
    // |p_format / p_type| are the desired OpenGL color buffer format
    // and data type.
    // Otherwise, subUpdate() will explicitly convert |pixels|
    // to be in |p_format|.
    void subUpdate(int x,
                   int y,
                   int width,
                   int height,
                   GLenum p_format,
                   GLenum p_type,
                   void* pixels);

    // Completely replaces contents, assuming that |pixels| is a buffer
    // that is allocated and filled with the same format.
    bool replaceContents(const void* pixels, size_t numBytes);

    // Reads back entire contents, tightly packed rows.
    // If the framework format is YUV, it will read back as raw YUV data.
    bool readContents(size_t* numBytes, void* pixels);

    // Draw a ColorBuffer instance, i.e. blit it to the current guest
    // framebuffer object / window surface. This doesn't display anything.
    bool draw();

    // Scale the underlying texture of this ColorBuffer to match viewport size.
    // It returns the texture name after scaling.
    GLuint scale();
    // Post this ColorBuffer to the host native sub-window.
    // |rotation| is the rotation angle in degrees, clockwise in the GL
    // coordinate space.
    bool post(GLuint tex, float rotation, float dx, float dy);
    // Post this ColorBuffer to the host native sub-window and apply
    // the device screen overlay (if there is one).
    // |rotation| is the rotation angle in degrees, clockwise in the GL
    // coordinate space.
    bool postWithOverlay(GLuint tex, float rotation, float dx, float dy);

    // Bind the current context's EGL_TEXTURE_2D texture to this ColorBuffer's
    // EGLImage. This is intended to implement glEGLImageTargetTexture2DOES()
    // for all GLES versions.
    bool bindToTexture();
    bool bindToTexture2();

    // Bind the current context's EGL_RENDERBUFFER_OES render buffer to this
    // ColorBuffer's EGLImage. This is intended to implement
    // glEGLImageTargetRenderbufferStorageOES() for all GLES versions.
    bool bindToRenderbuffer();

    // Copy the content of the current context's read surface to this
    // ColorBuffer. This is used from WindowSurface::flushColorBuffer().
    // Return true on success, false on failure (e.g. no current context).
    bool blitFromCurrentReadBuffer();

    // Read the content of the whole ColorBuffer as 32-bit RGBA pixels.
    // |img| must be a buffer large enough (i.e. width * height * 4).
    void readback(unsigned char* img, bool readbackBgra = false);
    // readback() but async (to the specified |buffer|)
    void readbackAsync(GLuint buffer, bool readbackBgra = false);

    void onSave(android::base::Stream* stream);
    static ColorBuffer* onLoad(android::base::Stream* stream,
                               EGLDisplay p_display,
                               Helper* helper,
                               bool fastBlitSupported);

    HandleType getHndl() const;

    bool isFastBlitSupported() const { return m_fastBlitSupported; }
    void postLayer(ComposeLayer* l, int frameWidth, int frameHeight);
    GLuint getTexture();

    const std::shared_ptr<DisplayVk::DisplayBufferInfo>& getDisplayBufferVk()
        const {
        return m_displayBufferVk;
    };

    bool importMemory(
#ifdef _WIN32
        void* handle,
#else
        int handle,
#endif
        uint64_t size, bool dedicated, bool linearTiling, bool vulkanOnly,
        std::shared_ptr<DisplayVk::DisplayBufferInfo> displayBufferVk);
    void setInUse(bool inUse);
    bool isInUse() const { return m_inUse; }

    void setSync(bool debug = false);
    void waitSync(bool debug = false);
    void setDisplay(uint32_t displayId) { m_displayId = displayId; }
    uint32_t getDisplay() { return m_displayId; }
    FrameworkFormat getFrameworkFormat() { return m_frameworkFormat; }
public:
    void restore();

private:
    ColorBuffer(EGLDisplay display, HandleType hndl, Helper* helper);

private:
    GLuint m_tex = 0;
    GLuint m_blitTex = 0;
    EGLImageKHR m_eglImage = nullptr;
    EGLImageKHR m_blitEGLImage = nullptr;
    GLuint m_width = 0;
    GLuint m_height = 0;
    GLuint m_fbo = 0;
    GLint m_internalFormat = 0;
    GLint m_sizedInternalFormat = 0;

    // |m_format| and |m_type| are for reformatting purposes only
    // to work around bugs in the guest. No need to snapshot those.
    bool m_needFormatCheck = true;
    GLenum m_format = 0; // TODO: Currently we treat m_internalFormat same as
                         // m_format, but if underlying drivers can take it,
                         // it may be a better idea to distinguish them, with
                         // m_internalFormat as an explicitly sized format; then
                         // guest can specify everything in terms of explicitly
                         // sized internal formats and things will get less
                         // ambiguous.
    GLenum m_type = 0;

    EGLDisplay m_display = nullptr;
    Helper* m_helper = nullptr;
    TextureResize* m_resizer = nullptr;
    FrameworkFormat m_frameworkFormat;
    GLuint m_yuv_conversion_fbo = 0;  // FBO to offscreen-convert YUV to RGB
    GLuint m_scaleRotationFbo = 0;  // FBO to read scaled rotation pixels
    std::unique_ptr<YUVConverter> m_yuv_converter;
    HandleType mHndl;

    GLsync m_sync = nullptr;
    bool m_fastBlitSupported = false;

    GLenum m_asyncReadbackType = GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE;
    size_t m_numBytes = 0;

    bool m_importedMemory = false;
    GLuint m_memoryObject = 0;
    bool m_inUse = false;
    bool m_isBuffer = false;
    GLuint m_buf = 0;
    uint32_t m_displayId = 0;
    bool m_BRSwizzle = false;
    // Won't share with others so that m_displayBufferVk lives shorter than this
    // ColorBuffer.
    std::shared_ptr<DisplayVk::DisplayBufferInfo> m_displayBufferVk;
};

typedef std::shared_ptr<ColorBuffer> ColorBufferPtr;

class Buffer : public android::snapshot::LazySnapshotObj<Buffer> {
public:
    static Buffer* create(size_t sizeBytes, HandleType hndl) {
        return new Buffer(sizeBytes, hndl);
    }

    ~Buffer() = default;

    HandleType getHndl() const { return m_handle; }
    size_t getSize() const { return m_sizeBytes; }

protected:
    Buffer(size_t sizeBytes, HandleType hndl)
        : m_handle(hndl), m_sizeBytes(sizeBytes) {}

private:
    HandleType m_handle;
    size_t m_sizeBytes;
};

typedef std::shared_ptr<Buffer> BufferPtr;

#endif