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atomic cas use prefetchw if available

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remove useless memorybarrier
remove double membarrier in wait pm4 cmd
add int64 cvar
use int64 cvar for x64 feature mask
Rework some functions that were frontend bound according to vtune placing some of their code in different noinline functions, profiling after indicating l1 cache misses decreased and perf of func increased
remove long vpinsrd dep chain code for conversion.h, instead do normal load+bswap or movbe if avail
Much faster entry table via split_map, code size could be improved though
GetResolveInfo was very large and had impact on icache, mark callees as noinline + msvc pragma optimize small
use log2 shifts instead of integer divides in memory
minor optimizations in PhysicalHeap::EnableAccessCallbacks, the majority of time in the function is spent looping, NOT calling Protect! Someone should optimize this function and rework the algo completely
remove wonky scheduling log message, it was spammy and unhelpful
lock count was unnecessary for criticalsection mutex, criticalsection is already a recursive mutex
brief notes i gotta run
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2022-09-17 04:04:53 -07:00
parent 0fd4a2533b
commit eb8154908c
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src/xenia/base/platform_amd64.cc
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@@ -7,13 +7,12 @@
******************************************************************************
*/
#include "xenia/base/cvar.h"
#include "xenia/base/platform.h"
#include "third_party/xbyak/xbyak/xbyak.h"
#include "third_party/xbyak/xbyak/xbyak_util.h"
DEFINE_int32(x64_extension_mask, -1,
DEFINE_int64(x64_extension_mask, -1LL,
"Allow the detection and utilization of specific instruction set "
"features.\n"
" 0 = x86_64 + AVX1\n"
@@ -33,79 +32,92 @@ DEFINE_int32(x64_extension_mask, -1,
"x64");
namespace xe {
namespace amd64 {
static uint32_t g_feature_flags = 0U;
static uint64_t g_feature_flags = 0U;
static bool g_did_initialize_feature_flags = false;
uint32_t GetFeatureFlags() {
xenia_assert(g_did_initialize_feature_flags);
return g_feature_flags;
uint64_t GetFeatureFlags() {
xenia_assert(g_did_initialize_feature_flags);
return g_feature_flags;
}
XE_COLD
XE_NOINLINE
void InitFeatureFlags() {
uint32_t feature_flags_ = 0U;
Xbyak::util::Cpu cpu_;
uint64_t feature_flags_ = 0U;
{
Xbyak::util::Cpu cpu_;
#define TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(emit, ext) \
if ((cvars::x64_extension_mask & emit) == emit) { \
feature_flags_ |= (cpu_.has(ext) ? emit : 0); \
}
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX2, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX2);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitFMA, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tFMA);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitLZCNT, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tLZCNT);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitBMI1, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tBMI1);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitBMI2, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tBMI2);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitMovbe, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tMOVBE);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitGFNI, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tGFNI);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512F, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512F);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512VL, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512VL);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512BW, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512BW);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512DQ, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512DQ);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512VBMI, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512VBMI);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitPrefetchW, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tPREFETCHW);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX2, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX2);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitFMA, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tFMA);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitLZCNT, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tLZCNT);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitBMI1, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tBMI1);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitBMI2, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tBMI2);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitMovbe, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tMOVBE);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitGFNI, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tGFNI);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512F, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512F);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512VL, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512VL);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512BW, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512BW);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512DQ, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512DQ);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitAVX512VBMI, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAVX512VBMI);
TEST_EMIT_FEATURE(kX64EmitPrefetchW, Xbyak::util::Cpu::tPREFETCHW);
#undef TEST_EMIT_FEATURE
/*
fix for xbyak bug/omission, amd cpus are never checked for lzcnt. fixed in
latest version of xbyak
*/
unsigned int data[4];
Xbyak::util::Cpu::getCpuid(0x80000001, data);
unsigned amd_flags = data[2];
if (amd_flags & (1U << 5)) {
if ((cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64EmitLZCNT) == kX64EmitLZCNT) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64EmitLZCNT;
}
}
// todo: although not reported by cpuid, zen 1 and zen+ also have fma4
if (amd_flags & (1U << 16)) {
if ((cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64EmitFMA4) == kX64EmitFMA4) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64EmitFMA4;
}
}
if (amd_flags & (1U << 21)) {
if ((cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64EmitTBM) == kX64EmitTBM) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64EmitTBM;
}
}
if (amd_flags & (1U << 11)) {
if ((cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64EmitXOP) == kX64EmitXOP) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64EmitXOP;
}
}
if (cpu_.has(Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAMD)) {
bool is_zennish = cpu_.displayFamily >= 0x17;
/*
chrispy: according to agner's tables, all amd architectures that
we support (ones with avx) have the same timings for
jrcxz/loop/loope/loopne as for other jmps
*/
feature_flags_ |= kX64FastJrcx;
feature_flags_ |= kX64FastLoop;
if (is_zennish) {
// ik that i heard somewhere that this is the case for zen, but i need to
// verify. cant find my original source for that.
// todo: ask agner?
feature_flags_ |= kX64FlagsIndependentVars;
fix for xbyak bug/omission, amd cpus are never checked for lzcnt. fixed in
latest version of xbyak
*/
unsigned int data[4];
Xbyak::util::Cpu::getCpuid(0x80000001, data);
unsigned amd_flags = data[2];
if (amd_flags & (1U << 5)) {
if ((cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64EmitLZCNT) == kX64EmitLZCNT) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64EmitLZCNT;
}
}
// todo: although not reported by cpuid, zen 1 and zen+ also have fma4
if (amd_flags & (1U << 16)) {
if ((cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64EmitFMA4) == kX64EmitFMA4) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64EmitFMA4;
}
}
if (amd_flags & (1U << 21)) {
if ((cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64EmitTBM) == kX64EmitTBM) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64EmitTBM;
}
}
if (amd_flags & (1U << 11)) {
if ((cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64EmitXOP) == kX64EmitXOP) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64EmitXOP;
}
}
if (cpu_.has(Xbyak::util::Cpu::tAMD)) {
bool is_zennish = cpu_.displayFamily >= 0x17;
/*
chrispy: according to agner's tables, all amd architectures
that we support (ones with avx) have the same timings for
jrcxz/loop/loope/loopne as for other jmps
*/
feature_flags_ |= kX64FastJrcx;
feature_flags_ |= kX64FastLoop;
if (is_zennish) {
// ik that i heard somewhere that this is the case for zen, but i need
// to verify. cant find my original source for that. todo: ask agner?
feature_flags_ |= kX64FlagsIndependentVars;
}
}
}
{
unsigned int data[4];
memset(data, 0, sizeof(data));
// intel extended features
Xbyak::util::Cpu::getCpuidEx(7, 0, data);
if ((data[2] & (1 << 28)) &&
(cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64EmitMovdir64M)) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64EmitMovdir64M;
}
if ((data[1] & (1 << 9)) && (cvars::x64_extension_mask & kX64FastRepMovs)) {
feature_flags_ |= kX64FastRepMovs;
}
}
g_feature_flags = feature_flags_;