Gamemode/daemon/gamemode-gpu.c

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#define _GNU_SOURCE

#include "config.h"
#include "external-helper.h"
#include "helpers.h"
#include "logging.h"

#include "gamemode.h"

#include "daemon_config.h"
#include "gpu-control.h"

/**
 * Attempts to identify the current in use GPU information
 */
int game_mode_initialise_gpu(GameModeConfig *config, GameModeGPUInfo **info)
{
	int status = 0;

	/* Verify input, this is programmer error */
	if (!info || *info)
		FATAL_ERROR("Invalid GameModeGPUInfo passed to %s", __func__);

	/* Early out if we have this feature turned off */
	char apply[CONFIG_VALUE_MAX];
	config_get_apply_gpu_optimisations(config, apply);
	if (strlen(apply) == 0) {
		return 0;
	} else if (strncmp(apply, "accept-responsibility", CONFIG_VALUE_MAX) != 0) {
		LOG_ERROR(
		    "apply_gpu_optimisations set to value other than \"accept-responsibility\" (%s), will "
		    "not apply GPU optimisations!\n",
		    apply);
		return -1;
	}

	/* Create the context */
	GameModeGPUInfo *new_info = malloc(sizeof(GameModeGPUInfo));
	memset(new_info, 0, sizeof(GameModeGPUInfo));

	/* Get the config parameters */
	new_info->vendor = config_get_gpu_vendor(config);
	new_info->device = config_get_gpu_device(config);

	/* verify device ID */
	if (new_info->device == -1) {
		LOG_ERROR(
		    "Invalid gpu_device value set in configuration, will not apply "
		    "optimisations!\n");
		free(new_info);
		return -1;
	}

	/* verify GPU vendor */
	if (!GPUVendorValid(new_info->vendor)) {
		LOG_ERROR(
		    "Invalid gpu_vendor value (0x%04x) set in configuration, will not apply "
		    "optimisations!\n",
		    (unsigned int)new_info->vendor);
		LOG_ERROR("Possible values are: 0x%04x (NVIDIA) 0x%04x (AMD) 0x%04x (Intel)\n",
		          Vendor_NVIDIA,
		          Vendor_AMD,
		          Vendor_Intel);
		free(new_info);
		return -1;
	}

	/* Load the config based on GPU and also verify the values are sane */
	switch (new_info->vendor) {
	case Vendor_NVIDIA:
		new_info->core = config_get_nv_core_clock_mhz_offset(config);
		new_info->mem = config_get_nv_mem_clock_mhz_offset(config);

		/* Reject values over some guessed values
		 * If a user wants to go into very unsafe levels they can recompile
		 */
		const int nv_core_hard_limit = 200;
		const int nv_mem_hard_limit = 2000;
		if (new_info->core > nv_core_hard_limit || new_info->mem > nv_mem_hard_limit) {
			LOG_ERROR(
			    "NVIDIA Overclock value above safety levels of +%d (core) +%d (mem), will "
			    "not overclock!\n",
			    nv_core_hard_limit,
			    nv_mem_hard_limit);
			LOG_ERROR("nv_core_clock_mhz_offset:%ld nv_mem_clock_mhz_offset:%ld\n",
			          new_info->core,
			          new_info->mem);
			free(new_info);
			return -1;
		}

		/* Sanity check the performance level value as well */
		new_info->nv_perf_level = config_get_nv_perf_level(config);
		if (new_info->nv_perf_level < 0 || new_info->nv_perf_level > 16) {
			LOG_ERROR(
			    "NVIDIA Performance level value likely invalid (%ld), will not apply "
			    "optimisations!\n",
			    new_info->nv_perf_level);
			free(new_info);
			return -1;
		}

		break;
	case Vendor_AMD:
		new_info->core = config_get_amd_core_clock_percentage(config);
		new_info->mem = config_get_amd_mem_clock_percentage(config);

		/* Reject values over 20%
		 * If a user wants to go into very unsafe levels they can recompile
		 * As far as I can tell the driver doesn't allow values over 20 anyway
		 */
		const int amd_hard_limit = 20;
		if (new_info->core > amd_hard_limit || new_info->mem > amd_hard_limit) {
			LOG_ERROR("AMD Overclock value above safety level of %d%%, will not overclock!\n",
			          amd_hard_limit);
			LOG_ERROR("amd_core_clock_percentage:%ld amd_mem_clock_percentage:%ld\n",
			          new_info->core,
			          new_info->mem);
			free(new_info);
			return -1;
		}
		break;
	default:
		break;
	}

	/* Give back the new gpu info */
	*info = new_info;
	return status;
}

/* Simply used to free the GPU info object */
void game_mode_free_gpu(GameModeGPUInfo **info)
{
	/* Simply free the object */
	free(*info);
	*info = NULL;
}

//#include <linux/limits.h>
//#include <stdio.h>
//#include <sys/wait.h>
//#include <unistd.h>

/**
 * Applies GPU optimisations when gamemode is active and removes them after
 */
int game_mode_apply_gpu(const GameModeGPUInfo *info, bool apply)
{
	// Null info means don't apply anything
	if (!info)
		return 0;

	LOG_MSG("Requesting GPU optimisations on device:%ld with settings core:%ld clock:%ld\n",
	        info->device,
	        info->core,
	        info->mem);

	/* Generate the input strings */
	char vendor[7];
	snprintf(vendor, 7, "0x%04x", (short)info->vendor);
	char device[4];
	snprintf(device, 4, "%ld", info->device);
	char core[8];
	snprintf(core, 8, "%ld", info->core);
	char mem[8];
	snprintf(mem, 8, "%ld", info->mem);
	char nv_perf_level[4];
	snprintf(nv_perf_level, 4, "%ld", info->nv_perf_level);

	// Set up our command line to pass to gpuclockctl
	const char *const exec_args[] = {
		"/usr/bin/pkexec",
		LIBEXECDIR "/gpuclockctl",
		vendor,
		device,
		"set",
		apply ? core : "0",
		apply ? mem : "0",
		info->vendor == Vendor_NVIDIA ? nv_perf_level : NULL, /* Only use this if Nvidia */
		NULL,
	};

	if (run_external_process(exec_args) != 0) {
		LOG_ERROR("Failed to call gpuclockctl, could not apply optimisations!\n");
		return -1;
	}

	return 0;
}