ocl: workaround for subbuffer memory leaks
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@ -148,35 +148,52 @@ void openCLMallocPitchEx(Context *ctx, void **dev_ptr, size_t *pitch,
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{
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cl_int status;
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size_t size = widthInBytes * height;
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bool useSubBuffers =
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#ifndef MEMORY_CORRUPTION_GUARD
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*dev_ptr = clCreateBuffer(getClContext(ctx), gDevMemRWValueMap[rw_type]|gDevMemTypeValueMap[mem_type],
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size, 0, &status);
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openCLVerifyCall(status);
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false;
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#else
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size_t allocSize = size + __memory_corruption_guard_bytes * 2;
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cl_mem mainBuffer = clCreateBuffer(getClContext(ctx), gDevMemRWValueMap[rw_type]|gDevMemTypeValueMap[mem_type],
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allocSize, 0, &status);
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openCLVerifyCall(status);
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cl_buffer_region r = {__memory_corruption_guard_bytes, size};
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*dev_ptr = clCreateSubBuffer(mainBuffer,
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gDevMemRWValueMap[rw_type]|gDevMemTypeValueMap[mem_type],
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CL_BUFFER_CREATE_TYPE_REGION, &r,
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&status);
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openCLVerifyCall(status);
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#ifdef CHECK_MEMORY_CORRUPTION
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std::vector<int> tmp(__memory_corruption_guard_bytes / sizeof(int),
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__memory_corruption_check_pattern);
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CV_Assert(tmp.size() * sizeof(int) == __memory_corruption_guard_bytes);
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openCLVerifyCall(clEnqueueWriteBuffer(getClCommandQueue(ctx),
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mainBuffer, CL_FALSE, 0, __memory_corruption_guard_bytes, &tmp[0],
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0, NULL, NULL));
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openCLVerifyCall(clEnqueueWriteBuffer(getClCommandQueue(ctx),
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mainBuffer, CL_FALSE, __memory_corruption_guard_bytes + size, __memory_corruption_guard_bytes, &tmp[0],
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0, NULL, NULL));
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clFinish(getClCommandQueue(ctx));
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true;
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#endif
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CheckBuffers data(mainBuffer, size, widthInBytes, height);
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__check_buffers.insert(std::pair<cl_mem, CheckBuffers>((cl_mem)*dev_ptr, data));
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const DeviceInfo& devInfo = ctx->getDeviceInfo();
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if (useSubBuffers && devInfo.isIntelDevice)
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{
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useSubBuffers = false; // TODO FIXIT We observe memory leaks then we working with sub-buffers
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// on the CPU device of Intel OpenCL SDK (Linux). We will investigate this later.
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}
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if (!useSubBuffers)
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{
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*dev_ptr = clCreateBuffer(getClContext(ctx), gDevMemRWValueMap[rw_type]|gDevMemTypeValueMap[mem_type],
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size, 0, &status);
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openCLVerifyCall(status);
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}
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#ifdef MEMORY_CORRUPTION_GUARD
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else
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{
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size_t allocSize = size + __memory_corruption_guard_bytes * 2;
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cl_mem mainBuffer = clCreateBuffer(getClContext(ctx), gDevMemRWValueMap[rw_type]|gDevMemTypeValueMap[mem_type],
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allocSize, 0, &status);
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openCLVerifyCall(status);
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cl_buffer_region r = {__memory_corruption_guard_bytes, size};
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*dev_ptr = clCreateSubBuffer(mainBuffer,
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gDevMemRWValueMap[rw_type]|gDevMemTypeValueMap[mem_type],
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CL_BUFFER_CREATE_TYPE_REGION, &r,
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&status);
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openCLVerifyCall(status);
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#ifdef CHECK_MEMORY_CORRUPTION
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std::vector<int> tmp(__memory_corruption_guard_bytes / sizeof(int),
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__memory_corruption_check_pattern);
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CV_Assert(tmp.size() * sizeof(int) == __memory_corruption_guard_bytes);
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openCLVerifyCall(clEnqueueWriteBuffer(getClCommandQueue(ctx),
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mainBuffer, CL_FALSE, 0, __memory_corruption_guard_bytes, &tmp[0],
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0, NULL, NULL));
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openCLVerifyCall(clEnqueueWriteBuffer(getClCommandQueue(ctx),
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mainBuffer, CL_FALSE, __memory_corruption_guard_bytes + size, __memory_corruption_guard_bytes, &tmp[0],
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0, NULL, NULL));
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clFinish(getClCommandQueue(ctx));
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#endif
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CheckBuffers data(mainBuffer, size, widthInBytes, height);
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__check_buffers.insert(std::pair<cl_mem, CheckBuffers>((cl_mem)*dev_ptr, data));
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}
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#endif
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*pitch = widthInBytes;
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}
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@ -230,6 +247,7 @@ void openCLCopyBuffer2D(Context *ctx, void *dst, size_t dpitch, int dst_offset,
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void openCLFree(void *devPtr)
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{
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openCLSafeCall(clReleaseMemObject((cl_mem)devPtr));
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#ifdef MEMORY_CORRUPTION_GUARD
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#ifdef CHECK_MEMORY_CORRUPTION
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bool failBefore = false, failAfter = false;
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@ -270,9 +288,7 @@ void openCLFree(void *devPtr)
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openCLSafeCall(clReleaseMemObject(data.mainBuffer));
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__check_buffers.erase(i);
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}
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#endif
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openCLSafeCall(clReleaseMemObject((cl_mem)devPtr));
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#if defined(MEMORY_CORRUPTION_GUARD) && defined(CHECK_MEMORY_CORRUPTION)
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#if defined(CHECK_MEMORY_CORRUPTION)
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if (failBefore)
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{
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#ifdef CHECK_MEMORY_CORRUPTION_PRINT_ERROR
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@ -291,7 +307,8 @@ void openCLFree(void *devPtr)
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CV_Error(CV_StsInternal, "Memory corruption detected: after buffer");
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#endif
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}
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#endif
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#endif // CHECK_MEMORY_CORRUPTION
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#endif // MEMORY_CORRUPTION_GUARD
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}
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cl_kernel openCLGetKernelFromSource(const Context *ctx, const cv::ocl::ProgramEntry* source, string kernelName)
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