File: cm_global_api_os.cpp

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2017, Intel Corporation
*
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*
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* OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
*/
//!
//! \file  cm_global_api_os.cpp
//! \brief Contains implementations of gloabl CM APIs which are Linux-dependent.
//!

#include "cm_device_rt.h"

using CMRT_UMD::CmDevice;
using CMRT_UMD::CmDeviceRT;
//!
//! \brief    Creates a CmDevice from a MOS context.
//! \details  If an existing CmDevice has already associated to the MOS context,
//!           the existing CmDevice will be returned. Otherwise, a new CmDevice
//!           instance will be created and associatied with that MOS context.
//! \param    mosContext
//!           [in] pointer to MOS conetext.
//! \param    device
//!           [in,out] reference to the pointer to the CmDevice.
//! \param    devCreateOption
//!           [in] option to customize CmDevice.
//! \retval   CM_SUCCESS if the CmDevice is successfully created.
//! \retval   CM_NULL_POINTER if mosContext is null.
//! \retval   CM_FAILURE otherwise.
//!
CM_RT_API int32_t CreateCmDevice(MOS_CONTEXT *mosContext,
                                 CmDevice* &device,
                                 uint32_t devCreateOption)
{
    if (mosContext == nullptr)
    {
        return CM_NULL_POINTER;
    }
    CmDeviceRT* deviceRT = nullptr;

    int32_t ret = CmDeviceRT::Create(mosContext, deviceRT, devCreateOption);
    if(ret == CM_SUCCESS)
    {
        device = deviceRT;
    }

    return ret;
}

//!
//! \brief    Destroys the CmDevice.
//! \details  This function also destroys surfaces, kernels, programs, samplers,
//!           threadspaces, tasks and the queues that were created using this
//!           device instance but haven't explicitly been destroyed by calling
//!           respective destroy functions. 
//! \param    device
//!           [in] reference to the pointer to the CmDevice.
//! \retval   CM_SUCCESS if CmDevice is successfully destroyed.
//! \retval   CM_FAILURE otherwise.
//!
CM_RT_API int32_t DestroyCmDevice(CmDevice* & device)
{
    if (device == nullptr)
    {
        return CM_SUCCESS;
    }

    CmDeviceRT* deviceRT = static_cast<CmDeviceRT*>(device);
    int32_t ret = CmDeviceRT::Destroy(deviceRT);
    if (ret != CM_SUCCESS)
    {
        return ret;
    }

    device = nullptr;

    return CM_SUCCESS;
}