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160    driver. The timestamp fields are volatile because they are written by the
180 /* timestamp id*/
182 KGSL_TIMESTAMP_CONSUMED = 0x00000001, /* start-of-pipeline timestamp */
183 KGSL_TIMESTAMP_RETIRED = 0x00000002, /* end-of-pipeline timestamp*/
268 /* block until the GPU has executed past a given timestamp
272 unsigned int timestamp;
281 unsigned int timestamp;
293 * timestamp is a returned counter value which can be passed to
304 unsigned int timestamp; /*output param */
311 /* read the most recently executed timestamp value
316 unsigned int timestamp; /*output param */
325 /* free memory when the GPU reaches a given timestamp.
333 unsigned int timestamp;
385 unsigned int timestamp; /*output param */
395 unsigned int timestamp;
536 * A timestamp event allows the user space to register an action following an
537 * expired timestamp. Note IOCTL_KGSL_TIMESTAMP_EVENT has been redefined to
543 unsigned int timestamp; /* Timestamp to trigger event on */
544 unsigned int context_id; /* Context for the timestamp */
552 /* A genlock timestamp event releases an existing lock on timestamp expire */
560 /* A fence timestamp event releases an existing lock on timestamp expire */
816 * @timestamp: GPU timestamp
818 * This structure defines a syncpoint comprising a context/timestamp pair. A
825 unsigned int timestamp;
859 * @timestamp: On entry the a user defined timestamp, on exist the timestamp
876 unsigned int timestamp;