tree e72fb25880ddda3d63a08b99970dae9b2948e588
parent d156163c821f57c3d139f8b184c967764b490499
author Hyunjun Ko <zzoon@igalia.com> 1520541432 -0900
committer Sreerenj Balachandran <sreerenj.balachandran@intel.com> 1520541432 -0900

msdk: manage MSDK surfaces seperately

Currently a gst buffer has one mfxFrameSurface when it's allocated and
can't be changed.
This is based on that the life of gst buffer and mfxFrameSurface would
be same.
But it's not true. Sometimes even if a gst buffer of a frame is finished
on downstream,
mfxFramesurface coupled with the gst buffer is still locked, which means
it's still being used in the driver.

So this patch does this.
Every time a gst buffer is acquired from the pool, it confirms if the
surface coupled with the buffer is unlocked.
If not, replace it with new unlocked one.
In this way, user(decoder or encoder) doesn't need to manage gst buffers
including locked surface.

To do that, this patch includes the following:
1. GstMsdkContext
- Manages MSDK surfaces available, used, locked respectively as the
following:
  1\ surfaces_avail : surfaces which are free and unused anywhere
  2\ surfaces_used : surfaces coupled with a gst buffer and being used
now.
  3\ surfaces_locked : surfaces still locked even after the gst buffer
is released.

- Provide an api to get MSDK surface available.
- Provide an api to release MSDK surface.

2. GstMsdkVideoMemory
- Gets a surface available when it's allocated.
- Provide an api to get an available surface with new unlocked one.
- Provide an api to release surface in the msdk video memory.

3. GstMsdkBufferPool
- In acquire_buffer, every time a gst buffer is acquired, get new
available surface from the list.
- In release_buffer, it confirms if the buffer's surface is unlocked or
not.
  - If unlocked, it is put to the available list.
  - If still locked, it is put to the locked list.

This also fixes bug #793525.

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=793413
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=793525