The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System, Second Edition
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sys/contrib/vchiq/interface/vchi/vchi_cfg_internal.h

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    1 /**
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   33 
   34 #ifndef VCHI_CFG_INTERNAL_H_
   35 #define VCHI_CFG_INTERNAL_H_
   36 
   37 /****************************************************************************************
   38  * Control optimisation attempts.
   39  ***************************************************************************************/
   40 
   41 // Don't use lots of short-term locks - use great long ones, reducing the overall locks-per-second
   42 #define VCHI_COARSE_LOCKING
   43 
   44 // Avoid lock then unlock on exit from blocking queue operations (msg tx, bulk rx/tx)
   45 // (only relevant if VCHI_COARSE_LOCKING)
   46 #define VCHI_ELIDE_BLOCK_EXIT_LOCK
   47 
   48 // Avoid lock on non-blocking peek
   49 // (only relevant if VCHI_COARSE_LOCKING)
   50 #define VCHI_AVOID_PEEK_LOCK
   51 
   52 // Use one slot-handler thread per connection, rather than 1 thread dealing with all connections in rotation.
   53 #define VCHI_MULTIPLE_HANDLER_THREADS
   54 
   55 // Put free descriptors onto the head of the free queue, rather than the tail, so that we don't thrash
   56 // our way through the pool of descriptors.
   57 #define VCHI_PUSH_FREE_DESCRIPTORS_ONTO_HEAD
   58 
   59 // Don't issue a MSG_AVAILABLE callback for every single message. Possibly only safe if VCHI_COARSE_LOCKING.
   60 #define VCHI_FEWER_MSG_AVAILABLE_CALLBACKS
   61 
   62 // Don't use message descriptors for TX messages that don't need them
   63 #define VCHI_MINIMISE_TX_MSG_DESCRIPTORS
   64 
   65 // Nano-locks for multiqueue
   66 //#define VCHI_MQUEUE_NANOLOCKS
   67 
   68 // Lock-free(er) dequeuing
   69 //#define VCHI_RX_NANOLOCKS
   70 
   71 #endif /*VCHI_CFG_INTERNAL_H_*/

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