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Accurate GPU mode keeps report and semaphore writes in the query cache until a fence, and the MME DMA read only flushed the buffer cache. Ocarina of Time's predicate macro (0x142) then read a stale "visible" record, ran its half-res depth clears every frame and drew the fog over Link and the terrain; per-object occlusion predicates read old counts and leaves and lights flickered. Fast mode writes payloads immediately and was unaffected. The flush is skipped while the GPU split is active, which only runs with immediate payload writes.
Cherry-picked from oot-jojo 50db849; it applies cleanly to this branch. I did not check whether this branch shows the stale-predicate symptom in Accurate. macro.cpp and the rest of video_core built in the existing Linux PGO build tree, but nothing was run.
Not ported, for reference: 5f8cd77 (MaxContinuousRange cache) is already here; the Ocarina shader lowering commits and the native storage buffer commits conflict with this branch's own work.
Disclaimer: this PR does not follow the project's AI policy (docs/policies/AI.md). The commit was chosen, cherry-picked and described by an AI agent, was not reviewed line by line by a human author before submission, and has not been run on the lab branch.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (traced the predicate reads, wrote the fix, original commit); Claude Sonnet 5.5 (selecting and cherry-picking the commit, drafting this description)
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Bug Fixes
Improved cache handling for Turing MME DMA reads when GPU split is inactive.
Accurate GPU mode keeps report and semaphore writes in the query cache
until a fence, and the MME DMA read only flushed the buffer cache. Ocarina
of Time's predicate macro (0x142) then read a stale "visible" record, ran
its half-res depth clears every frame and drew the fog over Link and the
terrain; per-object occlusion predicates read old counts and leaves and
lights flickered. Fast mode writes payloads immediately and was unaffected.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (traced the predicate reads, wrote the fix)
(cherry picked from commit 50db849)
Turing MME DMA reads now flush the source region from QueryCache when GPU split is inactive. The existing dirty-buffer check remains in place. The query-cache flush does not run when GPU split is active.
Changes: DMA Cache Visibility
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DMA read cache flush src/video_core/macro.cpp
When GPU split is inactive, DMA reads flush the source range from QueryCache before the existing dirty-buffer check.
Djihads80/Eglantine#503: Adds native macro JIT execution on Android ARM64 through the macro read callback and tracks query-result buffer writes for direct host reads.
This change flushes pending query writes before native MME DMA reads, to fix stale occlusion predicates. When a pending query overlaps a dirty buffer on some Vulkan drivers, the flush ordering can still leave a stale predicate. Resolve or explicitly accept the ordering concern before merging; the fix has not been run or validated against the affected title.
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The change adjusts when pending writes become visible without adding access privileges. No introduced security issue was established, but backend-specific ordering and interrupted-execution behavior remain only partially assessed.
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inferred — The directly affected operation remains a guest-selected, mapped DMA source range capped at 16 KiB per invocation. The added flush can trigger existing synchronization work beyond that interval, but the diff introduces no new address-selection authority, external interface, credential access, or deployment resource.
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observed — The existing mapping boundary and split ownership boundary remain in the changed path. Split-front DMA drains queued work and delegates dirty-buffer flushing rather than directly accessing the backend-owned query cache.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The inspected Vulkan lifecycle retains query identity through deferred completion and unregisters a cached location only when it still matches the completed query. Fence processing preserves per-fence query and callback order. These controls counter the hypothesized unconditional early-removal failure, without proving safety under every interruption or concurrent recovery state.
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- Line 1440: Remove the early QueryCache flush at the memory.FlushRegion call
and ensure pending query results remain protected until the buffer download
completes, including when fence callbacks run independently. Preserve the query
result so the later query flush can restore it before any DMA read uses the
predicate.
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If a pending sample query overlaps a dirty, non-preflushable buffer, the early flush can resolve and retire the query before the buffer download. On Qualcomm, ARM, and Turnip, the download can then overwrite the result, and the later query flush cannot restore it. The DMA read can use a stale predicate.
Remove the early flush and protect the query result until the buffer download completes. Fence callbacks can also run independently.
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Review comment at @src/video_core/macro.cpp at line 1440:
Remove the early QueryCache flush at the memory.FlushRegion call and ensure
pending query results remain protected until the buffer download completes,
including when fence callbacks run independently. Preserve the query result so
the later query flush can restore it before any DMA read uses the predicate.
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Accurate GPU mode keeps report and semaphore writes in the query cache until a fence, and the MME DMA read only flushed the buffer cache. Ocarina of Time's predicate macro (0x142) then read a stale "visible" record, ran its half-res depth clears every frame and drew the fog over Link and the terrain; per-object occlusion predicates read old counts and leaves and lights flickered. Fast mode writes payloads immediately and was unaffected. The flush is skipped while the GPU split is active, which only runs with immediate payload writes.
Cherry-picked from oot-jojo 50db849; it applies cleanly to this branch. I did not check whether this branch shows the stale-predicate symptom in Accurate.
macro.cppand the rest of video_core built in the existing Linux PGO build tree, but nothing was run.Not ported, for reference: 5f8cd77 (MaxContinuousRange cache) is already here; the Ocarina shader lowering commits and the native storage buffer commits conflict with this branch's own work.
Disclaimer: this PR does not follow the project's AI policy (docs/policies/AI.md). The commit was chosen, cherry-picked and described by an AI agent, was not reviewed line by line by a human author before submission, and has not been run on the lab branch.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (traced the predicate reads, wrote the fix, original commit); Claude Sonnet 5.5 (selecting and cherry-picking the commit, drafting this description)
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