Nanley Chery
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We can't map the CCS on this platform to initialize it into the PASS_THROUGH state. This can cause issues with optimizations in the driver that rely on this state. For example, after rendering to a surface with AUX_NONE, we can then render to it with AUX_CCS_E without an ambiguate in between (if the CCS in the PASS_THROUGH state). If that state was incorrect and the aux was actually compressed, there can be rendering corruption because the contents may be misinterpreted on the second render. Use a more accurate initial aux state to avoid these issues. One notable change in behavior here is that aux surfaces can be created with fast-cleared blocks even though the caller may specify a modifier that doesn't support fast clears. This should be fine, so long as all HW units that can access these surfaces can handle that bit-pattern. We haven't seen an applicable restriction yet. Reviewed-by: Jordan Justen <jordan.l.justen@intel.com> Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/13555>
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