gfxstream: always advertise device memory extension guest side
GfxstreamEnd2EndVkTest::DeviceMemoryReport always assumes the
memory report extension is present. It's is filtered out when
sent host side, since for a virtual GPU this is quite difficult
to implement.
Mesa runtime is picky about physical device features. So if
the test tries to enable device level extension without it
definitely existing, the test will fail.
The test can also be modified to check
VkPhysicalDeviceDeviceMemoryReportFeaturesEXT, but that's more
involved. Work around this by always advertising the extension.
BUG=338270042
TEST=end2end tests pass
Change-Id: Ica3ba0f976bb0a1287121008537b2735f9276b70
diff --git a/guest/vulkan_enc/ResourceTracker.cpp b/guest/vulkan_enc/ResourceTracker.cpp
index 030b9f6..ddd4815 100644
--- a/guest/vulkan_enc/ResourceTracker.cpp
+++ b/guest/vulkan_enc/ResourceTracker.cpp
@@ -1824,6 +1824,20 @@
filteredExts.push_back(anbExtProp);
}
+ /*
+ * GfxstreamEnd2EndVkTest::DeviceMemoryReport always assumes the memory report
+ * extension is present. It's is filtered out when sent host side, since for a
+ * virtual GPU this is quite difficult to implement.
+ *
+ * Mesa runtime checks physical device features. So if the test tries to enable
+ * device level extension without it definitely existing, the test will fail.
+ *
+ * The test can also be modified to check VkPhysicalDeviceDeviceMemoryReportFeaturesEXT,
+ * but that's more involved. Work around this by always advertising the extension.
+ * Tracking bug: b/338270042
+ */
+ filteredExts.push_back(VkExtensionProperties{"VK_EXT_device_memory_report", 1});
+
#if defined(VK_USE_PLATFORM_ANDROID_KHR) || defined(__linux__)
bool hostSupportsExternalFenceFd =
getHostDeviceExtensionIndex("VK_KHR_external_fence_fd") != -1;
