Tampa is a fortune 500 city that hosts many conventions and conferences. Using a corporate transportation service for your guests or at least your VIPs shows that they are honored and appreciated by the company. It also shows a professionalism and respect that you want them to enjoy their travel and be as stress free as possible during their time in Tampa. Typically, limo services for conventions is reserved for the VIPs so it is really morale boosting to ensure that everyone feels like a VIP and Luxury Transportation Group can make that happen for you in Tampa.
Using a professional corporate transportation service for any formal or out of town corporate events in Tampa, shows that it is very important to you, and all the attendees are very important to you. It just says something about your company when you provide professional event transportation, especially for attendees coming from out of town and staying in hotels, it offers convenience and peace of mind. Corporate events in Tampa can be very busy and chaotic even, not having to be concerned transportation reduces stress and worry, making everyone work better. It also could allow for you to have better group rates on venues and rooms for those guests from out of town, if you have professional corporate transportation from one location to where the event is hosted it may reduce expenses.
When you need a corporate limo in Tampa, Luxury Transportation Group will exceed your expectations of service and professionalism. We strive to be the most sought after corporate limo service in Tampa. When you have a group of corporate personnel coming into town or even just meeting across town, using a corporate limo service allows for an easy and stress free commute. Everyone will be more relaxed and ready to work harder, they may even begin in the limo during the ride!
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The ChinTubeHD blog is a constant feed of all the activity that happens here at our chinchilla headquarters. The blog posts include featured videos that are uploaded on YouTube, popular photos that are posted in Instagram, informative articles on chinchilla care, and much more.
Do you have an unbearably cute photo or video of your chinchilla that you'd like to share with our readers? Visit the submissions tab to provide your information and for a chance to be featured on this site!
Chinchilla Care Tip Video #4: Timothy Hay.
Chinchillas have a sensitive digestive system, so providing it with a healthy diet is essential. A high quality, hay-based pellet and a constant supply of loose timothy hay will meet all of their dietary needs.
Timothy Hay is very fibrous and helps the proper functioning of the chinchilla's digestive system. As the chewed hay moves through the intestine, the high fiber content aids in the passage of food. It also helps wear down the chinchilla's constantly growing teeth.
Alfalfa hay is also sold as a main ingredient in chinchilla feed. Each has its place in the chinchilla's dietary needs and should not be substituted for one or another. Alfalfa Hay is rich in calories and calcium, while timothy hay is less-fattening and has much less calcium. Therefore, during the developmental stages of the chinchilla's life or during its pregnancy, for example, Alfalfa Hay can be offered. But once the chinchilla reaches adulthood, it should be switched to a Timothy Hay diet.
A sample of the photos from the photo shoot can be seen on the photos page. You can also see the chinchilla photo shoot video for an introduction to some of the chinchilla family members. The trick to get all the chinchillas lined up quietly for the last photo was to do the photo shoot after a meal and play time, but before they received their treats! The chinchillas in the last photo are (from left to right): Saki, Soju, Cloud, Mochi, and Taro. Follow ChinTubeHD on Instagram for regular photo updates!
Chinchilla Care Tip Video #3: Water Bottles.
The best water bottles are chew-proof and can be securely fastened to the cage to prevent water from spilling. Bottles of glass and stainless construction are ideal, but whichever bottle you find works best for you, make sure you clean it thoroughly with every refilling to remove any bacteria build up. If the bottle is dishwasher safe, run it through a dishwasher cycle. Otherwise, using boiling water to clean the bottle is also very effective. Refilling your bottle with the best quality water source that is available will help your chinchilla maintain the best health!
Chinchilla Care Tip Video #2: Staying Cool.
Make sure you keep your chinchilla in an environment where they are kept cool, and away from direct sunlight and other heat sources.
Chinchillas lack the ability to sweat, so if the surrounding temperature rises near 80 degrees Fahrenheit, they could get overheated and may suffer from heat stroke. Chinchillas dissipate heat by routing blood to their large ears, so red ears often signal overheating. Other signals include the chinchilla lying down coupled with labored breathing.
Chinchilla Care Tip Video #1: Keep Them Chewing.
Chinchillas teeth are constantly growing, so they constantly need to chew on wood and pumice to wear their teeth down. If a chinchilla is not provided with enough to chew on, their teeth will continue growing and they will suffer from an infliction called malocclusion.
When choosing wood for your chinchilla, care is required. The wood should be absolutely pesticide-free, and not treated, glued, or painted. Collected wood should also be soaked in hot water, then dried. You can also purchase wood and chew sticks commercially.
Do your research to ensure that the wood you give is safe and not toxic to chinchillas! The chew block and house featured in this video is made of dry white pine, and is completely chew-safe.


An away win at a club who insist on taking the rise out of beating you at home earlier in the season then chuck a 2-0 lead in the return game (see Aldershot 2 D&R 3).
Starting his career as a centre-forward for Woking, Mark moved to Stevenage Borough in 1992. On his debut for Boro, he scored an impressive four goals.
Whilst at Broadhall Way, he switched to the centre-back position and became one of the Boro supporter's favourites. He has won a number of England caps at semi-pro level and was named player of the season for Stevenage in the 2000/01 season.
Unable to agree terms with Boro for the following season, Mark joined the Daggers on a free transfer in time for the start of the 2001/02 campaign where, given the injuries to Matthews and Cole, he proved invaluable. A no-nonsense defender who just does his stuff week in and week out, Mark has become a firm favourite at Victoria Road although he became something of a backup following the return to fitness of Lee Matthews and Tim Cole.
Mark has signed a new one year deal with the Daggers for 2003/-04.


The new service is supposed to help alleviate public transport, by offering an additional alternative for passengers. It will also be the first free floating car sharing service in the Norwegian capital. The localization, booking, access and payment are all done via pp, where customers can choose between paying via minute, per day or in a monthly subscription model, which contains 20 hours of driving time.
Norway is known for being an e-mobility pioneer, and almost every second vehicle registered in the Scandinavian nation is currently an EV. According to the most recent CAM study, the market percentage of electric vehicles in Norway in the first three quarters of 2018 climbed almost ten percent from 37% to 46.7% compared to the previous year. Combustion motors area steadily growing into a niche role in Norway, as only 16% of new vehicles registered in September were gasoline, with another 12% being diesel.


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Yvonne Ingeborg Christina Andersson, född 17 maj 1951 i Stora Åby församling, Östergötlands län, är en svensk politiker (kristdemokrat). Hon var ordinarie riksdagsledamot 1998–2014, invald för Östergötlands läns valkrets.

Biografi
Andersson är bosatt i Linköping och har fem barn. Hon är gift med kommunalrådet i Linköpings kommun Jan-Willy Andersson och syster till Chatrine Pålsson Ahlgren.

I riksdagen var Andersson ledamot i lagutskottet 2002–2006, civilutskottet 2006–2010 och utbildningsutskottet 1998–2002 samt 2010–2014. Hon var kvittningsman för Kristdemokraterna 2010–2014. Hon var även suppleant i civilutskottet, justitieutskottet, ledamotsrådet, socialutskottet och utbildningsutskottet.

Andersson var en aktiv motståndare till samkönade äktenskap.

Andersson har ett starkt engagemang för forskningsfrågor. Hon är filosofie doktor (fil. dr.) i pedagogik och har varit tjänstledig från sin tjänst som universitetslektor vid Linköpings universitet.

Bibliografi

Referenser

Externa länkar

 Kristdemokraterna.se - Yvonne Andersson

Ledamöter av Sveriges riksdag för Kristdemokraterna
Svenska politiker under 1900-talet
Svenska politiker under 2000-talet
Alumner från Linköpings universitet
Personer från Stora Åby socken
Födda 1951
Kvinnor
Levande personer

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74-4551. State park and resources authority to grant an easement in certain land located at Crawford state park; conditions. (a) The state park and resources authority is hereby authorized and directed, in the manner provided in this section, to grant an easement in a tract of land owned by the state of Kansas and located at Crawford state park in Crawford county, Kansas, to an adjoining landowner for the purpose of granting free and open access to the eaves and structure located on lot 43, NELS SMITH-THRONDSON LAKE VIEW PLACE, Farlington Lake, Crawford county, Kansas. The tract of land, containing 1,700 square feet, more or less, is described as follows: Starting from the 3/4″ pipe set at the southeast corner of Lot 43, NELS SMITH-THRONDSON LAKE VIEW PLACE, Farlington Lake, Crawford County, Kansas, and thence due west along the southern boundary of Lot 43 for a distance of 100 feet to the southwest corner of the aforesaid Lot 43, and thence due north along the western boundary of said Lot 43 for a distance of 50 feet to the northwest corner of said Lot 43 and thence due west for a distance of 10 feet and thence due south for a distance of 60 feet and thence due east for a distance of 110 feet and thence due north to the point of origin at the southeast corner of Lot 43 as aforesaid, and all lands and property included therein.
(b) The grant of such easement shall be conditioned upon the payment of a reasonable price therefor. The state park and resources authority shall obtain an appraisement of the value of the easement from one disinterested person residing in Crawford county and appointed for this purpose by the state park and resources authority. In no case shall the price be less than the amount of the appraisement plus the costs incurred by the state park and resources authority in appraising such tract of land. All moneys received by the state park and resources authority under this act shall be remitted to the state treasurer in accordance with the provisions of K.S.A. 75-4215, and amendments thereto. Upon receipt of each such remittance, the state treasurer shall deposit the entire amount in the state treasury to the credit of the state general fund.
(c) An easement granted under this section shall terminate if the tract of land is no longer used for the purpose for which the easement was granted.
(d) The form of such easement shall be approved by the attorney general prior to granting of the easement.
History: L. 1984, ch. 281, § 1; L. 2001, ch. 5, § 321; July 1.

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This wind-resistant, water-repellent hunting hat has a 2 in. bill to protect your range of vision even in the rain. Ventilating grommets and an interior cotton sweatband keep things breathable and comfortable. It has an easy D-ring tie-back and 100% virgin wool lining. It's made of abrasion-resistant Blaze Orange fabric, for increased visibility in the field.


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Not for the faint of heart: Fiona Padfield
October 18, 2018 November 16, 2018 | Cavendishdemoura
Fiona Padfield is a formidable woman. I am very fond of her writing style: bare, honest and introspective, her narrative gently breaks down the societal structures that imprison women: the UK's sexist court system and the general public debate on women's bodies and learned perceptions.
Her writing style allows emotional and moral forces to dwell effortlessly in her stories. Her fiction is dialectic and there is no surprise here: Fiona is an accomplished English playwright and actress who became a national sensation with her controversial play Strip, directed by Sir Peter James at the Lyric, Hammersmith, and Snapshots, which was produced at the Manchester Royal Exchange and directed by Braham Murray. She now lives and writes from a farmhouse in the Welsh countryside.
Here is Fiona being outrageous and brilliant, upsetting and exciting critics and audiences in London: http://www.fionapadfield.com/strip.html
"Dialogue is boldly replaced by an almost novelistic narrative style…The play be giving voice to the views of a striper and a so-called sexual deviant – subjects that society generally keeps under wraps – rouses interest in the first place. In this case, there is the additional intriguing fact that Padfield herself spent six months as a stripper. At any moment, then, one feels that she may be speaking with autobiographical veracity through her fictional character. Padfield gives a fierce, concentrated performance…"
Kate Bassett
She kindly sent Casa Forte Press this short piece which I very much love.
https://casafortepress.com/2018/10/09/about-a-friend-by-fiona-padfield/
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use Twilio\Rest\Client;

// Your Account SID and Auth Token from https://www.twilio.com/console
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        'segment' => 'new_user',
        'tag' => 'preferred_device',
        'body' => 'Hello New Users'
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Patient Advocacy ❯ Rare Stories ❯ Hudson
Living with Batten Disease
Finding ways to help themselves and Hudson are crucial tactics for staying afloat in what can be a perilous balancing act.
Hudson, Age 11
Within a minute of sitting down at the kitchen table, Amy's phone rings. It's the school nurse. "I hope it's not another seizure," says Eddie, her husband, hands clasped together, staring downward. Their facial expressions quickly transition from the "welcome-to-our-home" smiles, to looks of doubt and worry. The nurse confirms their fears that Hudson, their youngest son, had a seizure at school.
"We'll be up to get him," says Amy before she hangs up—a note of acquiescence in her voice. Eddie lifts himself and grabs the car keys. Luckily the school is less than 15 minutes away. "Well, this is how it goes," he quips as he heads out the door.
Hudson's seizures are a relatively new chapter in his experience living with Batten disease, CLN3, a degenerative neurometabolic disorder that progressively causes severe neurological symptoms including blindness and seizures. Hudson has been mostly blind, though he's retained some peripheral vision (his "sweet spot"), for the past five years, but didn't have his first seizure until six months ago, at the age of nine.
Amy's eyes wander around the room in contemplation. As Hudson's mother, she has often gone into "warrior-mode" to find answers and protect her son, especially since his diagnosis in January of 2015. "After a seizure like this, he's going to be really out of it. He loses his bearings. He'll bang into walls. He gets very frustrated." Her unwavering focus and support for Hudson's day-to-day needs is astounding: maintaining a full-time job, spending time with Eddie, her older son Grant and caring for two dogs, all while exuding gracious warmth and down-home hospitality.
Hudson soon returns from school in a defeated state. He yells and sobs as Eddie tries to coax him upstairs to take a nap, hoping it will lessen the negative effects of the seizure. Amy has been searching abundantly, thumbing through volumes of research and resources on Batten disease, to come up with strategies to ameliorate Hudson's situation. His diet has been a major focus.
A quick look around the family's home in the quaint countryside outside of Columbus, Ohio, reveals this devotion. Hudson's house is laden with an array of musical instruments, set in different rooms, waiting for inspired fingers to dance out new melodies — Hudson loves to play them all.
For Eddie, these instruments provide an outlet for creativity with Hudson. Far from the difficulties of living in a world designed for the fully-sighted, the comfort and natural ease of music is a welcomed universe for Hudson. "That's our main connection," says Eddie. "I'll play bass, while he jams on the drums." Together, they search for the right rhythm and tone to ease what, at times, can be a cacophonous affair.
Already in their mid-30s, the couple didn't waste any time starting a family. First Grant was born, and then three years later, Hudson came along. "Hudson was born a big, healthy baby," says Amy. "But he was fussy." As Hudson grew, he became increasingly agitated, throwing fits and tantrums incessantly. "We didn't just have terrible twos," remembers Amy. "It was a nightmare. We had to tag-team. He would scream and cry and hit and kick and try to bite and scratch. It was exhausting."
Once the family moved into their full-sized house, Hudson's attitude seemed to improve, but soon his eyesight began failing. "That's when we noticed he was going blind," says Amy. "In his preschool class he was falling behind in terms of letter recognition. The daycare thought that he maybe had ADHD, or that he was on the autism spectrum. We had noticed that he always sat close to the TV, but a lot of kids do at that age." Hudson visited an ophthalmologist, who prescribed glasses to correct his 20/200 vision to 20/40. But Hudson only enjoyed decent sight for a brief moment. "Eight months later he was 20/400 to 20/1600," says Amy.
At that point, we didn't bother with glasses anymore.
Amy began researching what could cause such sudden-onset blindness in a young child. "I was thinking no way," recalls Amy, when she first read the description of Batten disease. However, Hudson was soon referred to a neurologist who did numerous blood tests, resulting in the diagnosis of CLN3, a juvenile form of Batten disease. Faced with a terminal diagnosis, with no available treatments or cure, Hudson and his family did their best to digest this stark reality—a process that is still ongoing.
Hudson rises to his feet again, but it seems the ill after-effects of his seizure today are continuing to plague him. He plops down on the couch and Eddie switches on the TV. Before Eddie can settle Hudson in, he's begun vomiting on the floor. Unfazed, Eddie grabs paper towels to clean up, while consoling Hudson. Tears continue to streak down his cheek. "I want medicine!" he shouts. Eddie rushes to the cabinet to get some vitamins and Tylenol.
"The behavioral stuff is the most underreported. It's the most awful little secret that the Batten parents have to deal with," explains Amy, referring to Hudson's erratic, inappropriate, and sometimes violent behavior. The combative nature and need for constant attention has brought undue stress to the household at times. "When we get home, we're spent and tired. We just wanna relax or get something done around the house, but Hudson requires nonstop attention." To assuage some of the tension, Eddie and Amy recently hired an aide. "She is a saint!" declares Amy. "That has been one of the best things we've done recently," says Eddie. "I was talking with a couple buddies at the [Batten Disease Support and Research Association (BDRSA)] conference…having that added support pretty much saved one of their marriages."
Finding ways to help themselves and Hudson are crucial tactics for staying afloat in what can be a perilous balancing act. Going to BDSRA conferences has been inspirational, allowing each member of the family to learn more about the condition and connect with peers. Grant has been very active in the sibling group at the BDSRA. Eddie and Amy see these as important stepping stones to fostering more connection between the brothers. "I see Grant stepping up to facilitate the siblings' group," says Eddie optimistically.
Furthermore, supporting Hudson's passions, have become a central focus for the family. "If it was up to Hudson, we'd be traveling all the time," says Amy. "One of his goals is to visit all 50 states." On their dining room table lies a 3D, topographical map of the United States—each state a separate piece that can be removed. "He can recognize each state by its shape," she continues. So far the family has taken several trips toward Hudson's goal, including Alaska and Hawaii. "It's a stretch for us financially," says Eddie, "but it's worth it."
This sheds light on Hudson's natural intelligence which contradicts the decline of other faculties. Hudson taught himself braille quite quickly, and now takes great joy in reading and writing. "He wants to be an author," reports Eddie. Amy brings out his brailler, a simple, six-button typewriter that speaks the letters back to you. "He knows both contracted and uncontracted braille," she says. She also shows off the various books that he's written. "He absolutely loves books. He loves the smell of a new book."
Hudson begins to emerge from the post-seizure cloud that's engulfed him for the last few hours wondering how he got to the living room sofa. "Daddy picked you up from school Hudson. You had a seizure today," says Amy. Confusion aside, getting some fresh air suits Hudson well. The family takes him to a local farm to buy this year's soon-to-be jack-o-lanterns. Tracing his hands over the bulging form of the pumpkins, Hudson identifies his favorite. "This one. Let's get this one!" The real joy, for Hudson, is to experience some of the baby farm animals. He gently reaches out as baby goats quickly devour food from his hand, their darting tongues tickling his palm.
Throughout Hudson's trials, he rarely complains. "He is so adaptive," observes Amy. "Even though he's lost his vision, he will never blame anything on it." Hudson's abilities, his intelligence, and his love are all driving forces keeping his family on the path toward hope. "When we first got the diagnosis," says Amy. "I refused to believe that this was Hudson's fate. I didn't believe it for a second." They all look toward new clinical trials for CLN3 treatments, as well as the hope for a more accepting and congenial world for Hudson to be a part of. "It's taught me a lot about compassion," reflects Eddie. "Now I know what other families go through. I say hi to those parents. I understand a lot better how to treat people who face different challenges."
1 In English Braille there are a number of contractions that, much like stenotype or shorthand, do not require the full set of characters to spell out a word. It is also known as "grade 2" braille.
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There's not much to really say, just an opportune moment where two lions appear to be sharing a special moment!
A huge crustacean called 'supergiant' has been found lurking 7km down in the waters off the coast of New Zealand. It was found in the Kermadec Trench, and is more than 10 times bigger than normal!


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"""
Just-in-time compilation support.
"""

import abc
import copy
import os
import re
import ast
import logging
import inspect
import hashlib
import json
from collections import namedtuple
import tempfile

import ctree
from ctree.nodes import Project
from ctree.analyses import VerifyOnlyCtreeNodes
from ctree.frontend import get_ast, dump
from ctree.transforms import DeclarationFiller
from ctree.c.nodes import CFile, MultiNode
if ctree.OCL_ENABLED:
    from ctree.ocl.nodes import OclFile
from ctree.nodes import File

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

def getFile(filepath):
    """
    Takes a filepath and returns a specialized File instance (i.e. OclFile,
    CFile, etc)
    """
    file_types = [CFile]
    if ctree.OCL_ENABLED:
        file_types.append(OclFile)
    ext_map = {'.'+t._ext: t for t in file_types}
    path, filename = os.path.split(filepath)
    name, ext = os.path.splitext(filename)
    filetype = ext_map[ext]
    return filetype(name=name, path=path)

class JitModule(object):
    """
    Manages compilation of multiple ASTs.
    """

    def __init__(self):
        import os
        if ctree.CONFIG.get('jit', 'COMPILE_PATH') and ctree.CONFIG.getboolean('jit', 'CACHE'):
            ctree_dir = ctree.CONFIG.get('jit','COMPILE_PATH')
        # write files to $TEMPDIR/ctree/run-XXXX
        else:
            ctree_dir = os.path.join(tempfile.gettempdir(), "ctree")
        if not os.path.exists(ctree_dir):
            os.mkdir(ctree_dir)
        #self.compilation_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="run-", dir=ctree_dir)
        self.ll_module = None
        self.exec_engine = None

    def _link_in(self, submodule):
        self.so_file_name = submodule
        # if self.ll_module is not None:
        #     self.ll_module.link_in(submodule)
        # else:
        #     self.ll_module = submodule

    def get_callable(self, entry_point_name, entry_point_typesig):
        """
        Returns a python callable that dispatches to the requested C function.
        """

        # get llvm represetation of function
        # ll_function = self.ll_module.get_function(entry_point_name)
        import ctypes
        lib = ctypes.cdll.LoadLibrary(self.so_file_name)
        func_ptr = getattr(lib, entry_point_name)
        func_ptr.argtypes = entry_point_typesig._argtypes_
        func_ptr.restype = entry_point_typesig._restype_
        # func = func_ptr

        # run jit compiler
        # from llvm.ee import EngineBuilder
        # self.exec_engine = llvm.create_jit_compiler(self.ll_module)

        # c_func_ptr = self.exec_engine.get_pointer_to_global(ll_function)

        # cast c_func_ptr to python callable using ctypes
        return func_ptr

class ConcreteSpecializedFunction(object):
    """
    A function backed by generated code.
    """
    __metaclass__ = abc.ABCMeta

    def _compile(self, entry_point_name, project_node, entry_point_typesig,
                 **kwargs):
        """
        Returns a python callable.
        """
        assert isinstance(project_node, Project), \
            "Expected a Project but it got a %s." % type(project_node)

        VerifyOnlyCtreeNodes().visit(project_node)

        self._module = project_node.codegen(**kwargs)

        # if log.getEffectiveLevel() == 'debug':
        #     highlighted = highlight(str(self._module.ll_module), 'llvm')
        #     log.debug("full LLVM program is: <<<\n%s\n>>>" % highlighted)

        return self._module.get_callable(entry_point_name, entry_point_typesig)

    @abc.abstractmethod
    def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        pass

class LazySpecializedFunction(object):
    """
    A callable object that will produce executable
    code just-in-time.
    """

    ProgramConfig = namedtuple('ProgramConfig',
                               ['args_subconfig', 'tuner_subconfig'])
    _directory_fields = ['__class__.__name__', 'backend_name']

    class NameExtractor(ast.NodeVisitor):
        """
        Extracts the first functiondef name found
        """
        def visit_FunctionDef(self, node):
            return node.name

        def generic_visit(self, node):
            for field, value in ast.iter_fields(node):
                if isinstance(value, list):
                    for item in value:
                        if isinstance(item, ast.AST):
                            res = self.visit(item)
                            if res:
                                return res
                elif isinstance(value, ast.AST):
                    res = self.visit(value)
                    if res:
                        return res

    def __init__(self, py_ast=None, sub_dir=None, backend_name="default"):
        self._hash_cache = None
        if py_ast is not None and \
                self.apply is not LazySpecializedFunction.apply:
            raise TypeError('Cannot define apply and pass py_ast')
        self.original_tree = py_ast or \
            (get_ast(self.apply)
             if self.apply is not LazySpecializedFunction.apply else None)
        self.concrete_functions = {}  # config -> callable map
        self._tuner = self.get_tuning_driver()
        self.sub_dir = sub_dir or \
            self.NameExtractor().visit(self.original_tree) or \
            hex(hash(self))[2:]
        self.backend_name = backend_name

    @property
    def original_tree(self):
        return copy.deepcopy(self._original_tree)

    @property
    def tree(self):
        return self._original_tree

    @original_tree.setter
    def original_tree(self, value):
        if not hasattr(self, '_original_tree'):
            self._original_tree = value
        elif ast.dump(self.__original_tree, True, True) != \
                ast.dump(value, True, True):
            raise AttributeError('Cannot redefine the ast')

    @property
    def info_filename(self):
        return 'info.json'

    def get_info(self, path):
        info_filepath = os.path.join(path, self.info_filename)
        if not os.path.exists(info_filepath):
            return {'hash': None, 'files': []}
        with open(info_filepath) as info_file:
            return json.load(info_file)

    def set_info(self, path, dictionary):
        info_filepath = os.path.join(path, self.info_filename)
        with open(info_filepath, 'w') as info_file:
            return json.dump(dictionary, info_file)

    @staticmethod
    def _hash(o):
        if isinstance(o, dict) and type(o).__hash__ is dict.__hash__:
            return hash(frozenset(
                LazySpecializedFunction._hash(item) for item in o.items()
            ))
        else:
            try:
                return hash(o)
            except TypeError:
                return hash(str(o))

    def __hash__(self):
        # mro = type(self).mro()
        # result = hashlib.sha512(''.encode())
        # for klass in mro:
        #     if issubclass(klass, LazySpecializedFunction):
        #         try:
        #             result.update(inspect.getsource(klass).encode())
        #         except IOError:
        #             # means source can't be found. Well, can't do anything
        #             # about that I don't think
        #             pass
        #     else:
        #         pass
        # if self.original_tree is not None:
        #     tree_str = ast.dump(self.original_tree,
        #                         annotate_fields=True, include_attributes=True)
        #     result.update(tree_str.encode())
        # return int(result.hexdigest(), 16)
        if self._hash_cache is not None:
            return self._hash_cache
        try:
            self_hash = hash(inspect.getsource(type(self)).encode())
        except TypeError:
            self_hash = 1
        #self_hash = 1
        tree_hash = hash(dump(self._original_tree, annotate_fields=True, include_attributes=True))
        self._hash_cache = self_hash * tree_hash
        return self._hash_cache

    def config_to_dirname(self, program_config):
        """Returns the subdirectory name under .compiled/funcname"""
        # fixes the directory names and squishes invalid chars
        regex_filter = re.compile(r"""[/\?%*:|"<>()'{} -]""")

        def deep_getattr(obj, s):
            parts = s.split('.')
            for part in parts:
                obj = getattr(obj, part)
            return obj

        path_parts = [
            self.sub_dir,
            str(type(self)),
            str(self._hash(program_config.args_subconfig)),
            str(self._hash(program_config.tuner_subconfig))
            ]
        for attrib in self._directory_fields:
            path_parts.append(str(deep_getattr(self, attrib)))
        filtered_parts = [
            str(re.sub(regex_filter, '_', part)) for part in path_parts]
        compile_path = str(ctree.CONFIG.get('jit', 'COMPILE_PATH'))

        path = os.path.join(compile_path, *filtered_parts)
        return re.sub('_+', '_', path)

    def get_program_config(self, args, kwargs):
        # Don't break old specializers that don't support kwargs
        try:
            args_subconfig = self.args_to_subconfig(args, kwargs)
        except TypeError:
            args_subconfig = self.args_to_subconfig(args)
        try:
            self._tuner.configs.send((args, args_subconfig))
        except TypeError:
            "Can't send into an unstarted generator"
            pass
        tuner_subconfig = next(self._tuner.configs)
        log.info("tuner subconfig: %s", tuner_subconfig)
        log.info("arguments subconfig: %s", args_subconfig)

        return self.ProgramConfig(args_subconfig, tuner_subconfig)

    def get_transform_result(self, program_config, dir_name, cache=True):
        info = self.get_info(dir_name)
        # check to see if the necessary code is in the persistent cache
        if hash(self) != info['hash'] and self.original_tree is not None \
                or not cache:
            # need to run transform() for code generation
            log.info('Hash miss. Running Transform')
            ctree.STATS.log("Filesystem cache miss")
            transform_result = self.run_transform(program_config)

            # Saving files to cache directory
            for source_file in transform_result:
                assert isinstance(source_file, File), \
                    "Transform must return an iterable of Files"
                source_file.path = dir_name

            new_info = {'hash': hash(self),
                        'files': [os.path.join(f.path, f.get_filename())
                                  for f in transform_result]}
            self.set_info(dir_name, new_info)

        else:
            log.info('Hash hit. Skipping transform')
            ctree.STATS.log('Filesystem cache hit')
            files = [getFile(path) for path in info['files']]
            transform_result = files
        return transform_result

    def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """
        Determines the program_configuration to be run. If it has yet to be
        built, build it. Then, execute it. If the selected
        program_configuration for this function has already been code
        generated for, this method draws from the cache.
        """
        ctree.STATS.log("specialized function call")

        log.info("detected specialized function call with arg types: %s",
                 [type(a) for a in args] +
                 [type(kwargs[key]) for key in kwargs])

        program_config = self.get_program_config(args, kwargs)
        dir_name = self.config_to_dirname(program_config)

        if not os.path.exists(dir_name):
            os.makedirs(dir_name)

        config_hash = dir_name

        # checks to see if the necessary code is in the run-time cache
        if ctree.CONFIG.getboolean('jit', 'CACHE') and \
                config_hash in self.concrete_functions:
            ctree.STATS.log("specialized function cache hit")
            log.info("specialized function cache hit!")
            csf = self.concrete_functions[config_hash]

        else:
            ctree.STATS.log("specialized function cache miss")
            log.info("specialized function cache miss.")
            transform_result = self.get_transform_result(
                program_config, dir_name)

            csf = self.finalize(transform_result, program_config)
            assert isinstance(csf, ConcreteSpecializedFunction), \
                "Expected a ctree.jit.ConcreteSpecializedFunction, \
                 but got a %s." % type(csf)
            self.concrete_functions[config_hash] = csf

        return csf(*args, **kwargs)

    def run_transform(self, program_config):
        transform_result = self.transform(
            self.original_tree,
            program_config
        )
        if not isinstance(transform_result, (tuple, list)):
            transform_result = (transform_result,)

        transform_result = [DeclarationFiller().visit(source_file)
                            if isinstance(source_file, CFile) else source_file
                            for source_file in transform_result]
        return transform_result

    @classmethod
    def from_function(cls, func, folder_name=''):
        class Replacer(ast.NodeTransformer):
            def visit_Module(self, node):
                return MultiNode(body=[self.visit(i) for i in node.body])

            def visit_FunctionDef(self, node):
                if node.name == func.__name__:
                    node.name = 'apply'
                node.body = [self.visit(item) for item in node.body]
                return node

            def visit_Name(self, node):
                if node.id == func.__name__:
                    node.id = 'apply'
                return node

        func_ast = Replacer().visit(get_ast(func))
        return cls(py_ast=func_ast, sub_dir=folder_name or func.__name__)

    def report(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """
        Records the performance of the most recent configuration.
        """
        return self._tuner.report(*args, **kwargs)

    # =====================================================
    # Methods to be overridden by the user

    def transform(self, tree, program_config):
        """
        Convert the AST 'tree' into a C AST, optionally taking advantage of the
        actual runtime arguments.
        """
        raise NotImplementedError()

    def finalize(self, transform_result, program_config):
        """
        This function will be passed the result of transform.  The specializer
        should return an ConcreteSpecializedFunction.
        """
        raise NotImplementedError("Finalize must be implemented")

    def get_tuning_driver(self):
        """
        Define the space of possible implementations.
        """
        from ctree.tune import ConstantTuningDriver

        return ConstantTuningDriver('')

    def args_to_subconfig(self, args):
        """
        Extract features from the arguments to define uniqueness of
        this particular invocation. The return value must be a hashable
        object, or a dictionary of hashable objects.
        """
        log.warn("arguments will not influence program_config. " +
                 "Consider overriding args_to_subconfig() in %s.",
                 type(self).__name__)
        return {}

    @staticmethod
    def apply(*args):
        raise NotImplementedError()


put the "gem" into "engagement"
If customer engagement was easy, every business would be mastering it. Fortunately for forward-thinking businesses, it's not—meaning there's a chance to get ahead of the competition in a way that's both profitable and sustainable.
The reason we say this is because 84% of businesses that work towards improving their customer experience see an increase in revenue1. The trick is to convert that revenue into profitability, which is where your KPIs (key performance indicators) come into play.
Set your customer engagement KPIs correctly and you're looking at engagement that's measurable, shows demonstrable results and has an effective return on investment.
Need some ideas to get you started? Here are five cool customer engagement KPIs, and some absolute essentials to have in place first to help you rocket ahead.
Engaging with your customer means solving their problems as best and as fast as you can—and the benchmark for what your customers find to be an acceptable response time is steadily increasing.
Almost two-thirds (64%) of B2C and 80% of B2B customers say they now expect real-time responses and interactions2.
So, a simple customer KPI can be reducing the average time it takes for you to solve customer support problems. One metric for managing this is the amount of new support tickets that come in throughout the week vs the amount of tickets solved in that time. If you're receiving more than your people can handle, your customers will know it. You'll have to make some changes or risk falling behind with this KPI… but more on that later.
When it comes to engagement and attracting customers, digital marketing offers so many new ways of measuring success.
Consider your website as a way to engage with customers. You can do this throughout your customer attraction and nurture cycle. You can educate them on a product or service, make the sale and then continue to nurture through content—all on your website.
These are all good ways of improving engagement, but you'll need something to track it. Google Analytics gives you that power. First, you set up a goal—making a sale, signing up to your newsletter or downloading some educational piece of content. Then, as people use your website, you can track how many follow through with one of your established goals.
Essentially, you're tracking how effective your website is at guiding people to the places you want them to go. Aim to improve this and you've got a great way of proving the worth of your digital marketing dollars.
A net promoter score (or NPS) is a way to gauge what your customers really think of your business, and how many would recommend you based on your existing relationship.
Your customers rank various parts of their relationship with your business from 1–10, and they're encouraged to leave comments along the way. The comments can be useful for getting open-ended feedback. The score, meanwhile, is a calculation of how many promoters and detractors you have as a percentage of respondents, so it's a great, consistent value you can track each year or quarter—the makings of an ideal KPI.
For more on net promoter scores, Zendesk has published this a great, informative blog post.
Not all leads will be won, simply because there are so many variables that influence a sale. But being able to track your success rate as a percentage total leads is a good way to see if something is going right or wrong when it comes to engaging and attracting customers.
And because this is a percentage value, you can compare your success rate against previous years, quarters or months. Simply having more or fewer leads won't skew the results, so it's scalable to your business.
As a bonus, great CRM software like Capsule gives you plenty of data to help you find out about your success rate with leads (and it's pulled into your 9 Spokes data dashboard... but more on that, too, in a sec).
You know what makes emails a great measure of your customer engagement? They're relatively unbiased. A customer will get an email from your business on their own time. They'll decide whether or not to open it with no outside bias—no pushy salesperson peeking over their shoulder, just their desire (or lack of) to read what you have to say.
So, the success of your direct email campaigns should be measured, not just because they're a great marketing and even sales tool, but because they're related to customer engagement.
A customer engagement KPI example, then, is average email click-through rate. This is defined as the percentage of customers who received the email and were enticed enough to follow a link. Another KPI example could be the average open rate. Although this doesn't measure the goal of a user clicking through to your website, it does give you an impression of how many customers engage with your email campaigns enough to read your content, making it a good starting point for making improvements.
The good news is that apps like MailChimp collect all that data for you, so it's easier to measure KPI success.
Before you set your customer KPIs, just take a beat to think how prepared you are to manage them on an ongoing basis. For that, we recommend looking into these three KPI essentials first.
What good are amazing customer engagement KPIs if no one is around to take ownership of them? It's a problem businesses see particularly with customer experience (CX)—if it's something new to your company, you might struggle to find out where it should sit.
30% of businesses say CX is led by their marketing team.
45% say it's led by customer service.
19% have a dedicated customer experience officer or team leading it.
And 6% don't have a CX initiative1.
The lesson here is to decide who will be responsible for setting, tracking and reporting on your customer-related KPIs from the get-go.
Much like our tips on hitting your sales KPIs, we want to emphasise the importance of tracking the progress of all of your KPIs. If you're finding yourself behind in reaching your goals, you'll want to look a little closer into what has worked and what hasn't with your specific customers.
For instance, if your 'average customer support resolution time' KPI is lacking, what has happened that could have affected it? Have you been short-handed in customer service? Have newer issues caused confusion or unsureness among your staff members?
Then, when you know the problems, start looking at ways to fix them. Do you need more staff in at busier times of the day and do your response teams have the right level of training and the information they need to answer support questions effectively?
So, continually track your customer engagement KPIs, dig into the data when you need it and start replicating what works more often.
9 Spokes is a smart business dashboard that puts information from your business apps all in one place. But did you know when you have KPIs, your 9 Spokes dashboard becomes a KPI dashboard, and a way for you to track your success towards your most important goals? Pretty nifty, right?
Powered by the best customer service platforms (like Zendesk), you can use your data dashboard to track things like your customer service ticket response rate (the number of new tickets lodged and tickets solved throughout the week). Or you can track your email open or click-through rates. Or your website goal conversions. Or the percentage of leads your team has won. Or all of these in one place to get a greater view of your business and its KPIs!
At the same time, you can see the success of all your marketing campaigns, your sales figures, inventory and cash flow metrics side-by-side. It's a smart tool to get greater business clarity and continuously track your goals, wherever you are, day or night.
Oh, and it's completely free to use—did we mention that? Not sure which apps will work best for your business? Sign up below or go to our business app marketplace and we'll suggest some. It's that easy.


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Las relaciones España-Mónaco son las relaciones bilaterales entre estos dos países. Mónaco tiene una embajada en Madrid y ocho consulados en Barcelona, Bilbao, Ibiza, Madrid, Málaga, Palma de Mallorca, Santa Cruz de Tenerife y Valencia. España no tiene una embajada en Mónaco, pero su embajada en París está acreditada para este país.

Historia
En 1876, el rey Alfonso XII autorizó la creación de una legación del Principado de Mónaco en Madrid. Desde entonces, el Principado mantuvo ininterrumpidamente su representación en la capital de España hasta que, en la década de los años 30 y como consecuencia primero de la guerra civil española y después de la guerra mundial, la legación se cerró. Tras la implantación de la Segunda República, Mónaco fue uno de los lugares de residencia del rey Alfonso XIII en el exilio.

Tras la guerra civil, Mónaco tuvo buenas relaciones con la dictadura franquista. En 1956 España se convirtió en el escenario de la luna de miel del príncipe Rainiero III y de la princesa Gracia, donde tuvieron una audiencia en el Palacio del Pardo con Francisco Franco. La reina española consorte de Alfonso XIII, Victoria Eugenia de Battenberg fue la madrina del príncipe Alberto. En 1966 ambos príncipes asistieron a la boda entre el príncipe Juan Carlos y Sofía de Grecia. Tras la muerte de Franco en 1975, el príncipe Rainiero fue uno de los pocos jefes de estado que asistieron al funeral. En 1981 la princesa Grace realizó una visita de estado a España donde fue recibida en el Palacio de Oriente y en el Palacio de la Zarzuela por Juan Carlos I y la reina Sofía. En 1981 y tras la muerte de la princesa Grace, los condes de Barcelona, don Juan de Borbón y María de las Mercedes atendieron sus exequias.

En 1996, Mónaco abrió una embajada en Madrid, y actualmente el Principado de Mónaco está representado en España a través de un Embajador residente en Madrid. En 2005, Juan Carlos I atendió el funeral del príncipe Rainiero III.

España nombró primer embajador en Mónaco con residencia en París a Carlos Bastarreche en noviembre de 2013, que fue sucedido por Ramón de Miguel el 1 de agosto de 2014.

Tratados y Acuerdos
Canje de notas sobre supresión de la obligatoriedad del pasaporte para facilitar el turismo entre España y Mónaco, de 13 de abril y 26 de junio de 1978.
Convenio Europeo de Extradición (nº 24 del Consejo de Europa) de 13 de diciembre de 1957. Fue ratificado por Mónaco el 30 de enero de 2009 y entró en vigor el 1 de mayo de 2009. España lo ratificó el 7 de mayo de 1982.

Misiones diplomáticas

  está acreditado para Mónaco a través de su embajada en París, Francia y mantiene un consulado honorario en Mónaco.
  mantiene una embajada en Madrid y consulados honorarios en Barcelona, Bilbao, Ibiza, Madrid, Málaga, Palma de Mallorca, Santa Cruz de Tenerife y Valencia.

Véase también
Misiones diplomáticas de Mónaco
Pasaporte monegasco

Referencias

Relaciones España-Mónaco


text:
#include "mali_kernel_common.h"
#include "mali_kernel_descriptor_mapping.h"
#include "mali_mem_validation.h"
#include "mali_memory.h"
#include "mali_mmu_page_directory.h"
#include "mali_kernel_memory_engine.h"
#include "mali_block_allocator.h"
#include "mali_kernel_mem_os.h"
#include "mali_session.h"
#include "mali_l2_cache.h"
#include "mali_cluster.h"
#include "mali_group.h"
#if MALI_USE_UNIFIED_MEMORY_PROVIDER != 0
#include "ump_kernel_interface.h"
#endif

/* kernel side OS functions and user-kernel interface */
#include "mali_osk.h"
#include "mali_osk_mali.h"
#include "mali_ukk.h"
#include "mali_osk_list.h"
#include "mali_osk_bitops.h"

/**
 * Per-session memory descriptor mapping table sizes
 */
#define MALI_MEM_DESCRIPTORS_INIT 64
#define MALI_MEM_DESCRIPTORS_MAX 65536

typedef struct dedicated_memory_info
{
	u32 base;
	u32 size;
	struct dedicated_memory_info * next;
} dedicated_memory_info;

/* types used for external_memory and ump_memory physical memory allocators, which are using the mali_allocation_engine */
#if MALI_USE_UNIFIED_MEMORY_PROVIDER != 0
typedef struct ump_mem_allocation
{
	mali_allocation_engine * engine;
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;
	u32 initial_offset;
	u32 size_allocated;
	ump_dd_handle ump_mem;
} ump_mem_allocation ;
#endif

typedef struct external_mem_allocation
{
	mali_allocation_engine * engine;
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;
	u32 initial_offset;
	u32 size;
} external_mem_allocation;

/**
 * @brief Internal function for unmapping memory
 *
 * Worker function for unmapping memory from a user-process. We assume that the
 * session/descriptor's lock was obtained before entry. For example, the
 * wrapper _mali_ukk_mem_munmap() will lock the descriptor, then call this
 * function to do the actual unmapping. mali_memory_core_session_end() could
 * also call this directly (depending on compilation options), having locked
 * the descriptor.
 *
 * This function will fail if it is unable to put the MMU in stall mode (which
 * might be the case if a page fault is also being processed).
 *
 * @param args see _mali_uk_mem_munmap_s in "mali_utgard_uk_types.h"
 * @return _MALI_OSK_ERR_OK on success, otherwise a suitable _mali_osk_errcode_t on failure.
 */
static _mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_mem_munmap_internal( _mali_uk_mem_munmap_s *args );

#if MALI_USE_UNIFIED_MEMORY_PROVIDER != 0
static void ump_memory_release(void * ctx, void * handle);
static mali_physical_memory_allocation_result ump_memory_commit(void* ctx, mali_allocation_engine * engine, mali_memory_allocation * descriptor, u32* offset, mali_physical_memory_allocation * alloc_info);
#endif /* MALI_USE_UNIFIED_MEMORY_PROVIDER != 0*/

static void external_memory_release(void * ctx, void * handle);
static mali_physical_memory_allocation_result external_memory_commit(void* ctx, mali_allocation_engine * engine, mali_memory_allocation * descriptor, u32* offset, mali_physical_memory_allocation * alloc_info);

/* nop functions */

/* mali address manager needs to allocate page tables on allocate, write to page table(s) on map, write to page table(s) and release page tables on release */
static _mali_osk_errcode_t  mali_address_manager_allocate(mali_memory_allocation * descriptor); /* validates the range, allocates memory for the page tables if needed */
static _mali_osk_errcode_t  mali_address_manager_map(mali_memory_allocation * descriptor, u32 offset, u32 *phys_addr, u32 size);
static void mali_address_manager_release(mali_memory_allocation * descriptor);

/* MMU variables */

typedef struct mali_mmu_page_table_allocation
{
	_mali_osk_list_t list;
	u32 * usage_map;
	u32 usage_count;
	u32 num_pages;
	mali_page_table_block pages;
} mali_mmu_page_table_allocation;

typedef struct mali_mmu_page_table_allocations
{
	_mali_osk_lock_t *lock;
	_mali_osk_list_t partial;
	_mali_osk_list_t full;
	/* we never hold on to a empty allocation */
} mali_mmu_page_table_allocations;

static mali_kernel_mem_address_manager mali_address_manager =
{
	mali_address_manager_allocate, /* allocate */
	mali_address_manager_release,  /* release */
	mali_address_manager_map,      /* map_physical */
	NULL                           /* unmap_physical not present*/
};

/* the mmu page table cache */
static struct mali_mmu_page_table_allocations page_table_cache;

static mali_kernel_mem_address_manager process_address_manager =
{
	_mali_osk_mem_mapregion_init,  /* allocate */
	_mali_osk_mem_mapregion_term,  /* release */
	_mali_osk_mem_mapregion_map,   /* map_physical */
	_mali_osk_mem_mapregion_unmap  /* unmap_physical */
};

static _mali_osk_errcode_t mali_mmu_page_table_cache_create(void);
static void mali_mmu_page_table_cache_destroy(void);

static mali_allocation_engine memory_engine = NULL;
static mali_physical_memory_allocator * physical_memory_allocators = NULL;

static dedicated_memory_info * mem_region_registrations = NULL;

mali_allocation_engine mali_mem_get_memory_engine(void)
{
	return memory_engine;
}

/* called during module init */
_mali_osk_errcode_t mali_memory_initialize(void)
{
	_mali_osk_errcode_t err;

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(2, ("Memory system initializing\n"));

	err = mali_mmu_page_table_cache_create();
	if(_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != err)
	{
		MALI_ERROR(err);
	}

	memory_engine = mali_allocation_engine_create(&mali_address_manager, &process_address_manager);
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL( memory_engine, _MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);

	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

/* called if/when our module is unloaded */
void mali_memory_terminate(void)
{
	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(2, ("Memory system terminating\n"));

	mali_mmu_page_table_cache_destroy();

	while ( NULL != mem_region_registrations)
	{
		dedicated_memory_info * m;
		m = mem_region_registrations;
		mem_region_registrations = m->next;
		_mali_osk_mem_unreqregion(m->base, m->size);
		_mali_osk_free(m);
	}

	while ( NULL != physical_memory_allocators)
	{
		mali_physical_memory_allocator * m;
		m = physical_memory_allocators;
		physical_memory_allocators = m->next;
		m->destroy(m);
	}

	if (NULL != memory_engine)
	{
		mali_allocation_engine_destroy(memory_engine);
		memory_engine = NULL;
	}
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t mali_memory_session_begin(struct mali_session_data * session_data)
{
	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(5, ("Memory session begin\n"));

	/* create descriptor mapping table */
	session_data->descriptor_mapping = mali_descriptor_mapping_create(MALI_MEM_DESCRIPTORS_INIT, MALI_MEM_DESCRIPTORS_MAX);

	if (NULL == session_data->descriptor_mapping)
	{
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_NOMEM);
	}

	session_data->memory_lock = _mali_osk_lock_init( _MALI_OSK_LOCKFLAG_ORDERED | _MALI_OSK_LOCKFLAG_ONELOCK
	                                | _MALI_OSK_LOCKFLAG_NONINTERRUPTABLE, 0, _MALI_OSK_LOCK_ORDER_MEM_SESSION);
	if (NULL == session_data->memory_lock)
	{
		mali_descriptor_mapping_destroy(session_data->descriptor_mapping);
		_mali_osk_free(session_data);
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}

	/* Init the session's memory allocation list */
	_MALI_OSK_INIT_LIST_HEAD( &session_data->memory_head );

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(5, ("MMU session begin: success\n"));
	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

static void descriptor_table_cleanup_callback(int descriptor_id, void* map_target)
{
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;

	descriptor = (mali_memory_allocation*)map_target;

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(3, ("Cleanup of descriptor %d mapping to 0x%x in descriptor table\n", descriptor_id, map_target));
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT(descriptor);

	mali_allocation_engine_release_memory(memory_engine, descriptor);
	_mali_osk_free(descriptor);
}

void mali_memory_session_end(struct mali_session_data *session_data)
{
	_mali_osk_errcode_t err = _MALI_OSK_ERR_BUSY;

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(3, ("MMU session end\n"));

	if (NULL == session_data)
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("No session data found during session end\n"));
		return;
	}

	while (err == _MALI_OSK_ERR_BUSY)
	{
		/* Lock the session so we can modify the memory list */
		_mali_osk_lock_wait( session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW );
		err = _MALI_OSK_ERR_OK;

		/* Free all memory engine allocations */
		if (0 == _mali_osk_list_empty(&session_data->memory_head))
		{
			mali_memory_allocation *descriptor;
			mali_memory_allocation *temp;
			_mali_uk_mem_munmap_s unmap_args;

			MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Memory found on session usage list during session termination\n"));

			unmap_args.ctx = session_data;

			/* use the 'safe' list iterator, since freeing removes the active block from the list we're iterating */
			_MALI_OSK_LIST_FOREACHENTRY(descriptor, temp, &session_data->memory_head, mali_memory_allocation, list)
			{
				MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("Freeing block with mali address 0x%x size %d mapped in user space at 0x%x\n",
							descriptor->mali_address, descriptor->size, descriptor->size, descriptor->mapping)
						);
				/* ASSERT that the descriptor's lock references the correct thing */
				MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT(  descriptor->lock == session_data->memory_lock );
				/* Therefore, we have already locked the descriptor */

				unmap_args.size = descriptor->size;
				unmap_args.mapping = descriptor->mapping;
				unmap_args.cookie = (u32)descriptor;

				/*
					* This removes the descriptor from the list, and frees the descriptor
					*
					* Does not handle the _MALI_OSK_SPECIFIC_INDIRECT_MMAP case, since
					* the only OS we are aware of that requires indirect MMAP also has
					* implicit mmap cleanup.
					*/
				err = _mali_ukk_mem_munmap_internal( &unmap_args );

				if (err == _MALI_OSK_ERR_BUSY)
				{
					_mali_osk_lock_signal( session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW );
					/*
						* Reason for this;
						* We where unable to stall the MMU, probably because we are in page fault handling.
						* Sleep for a while with the session lock released, then try again.
						* Abnormal termination of programs with running Mali jobs is a normal reason for this.
						*/
					_mali_osk_time_ubusydelay(10);
					break; /* Will jump back into: "while (err == _MALI_OSK_ERR_BUSY)" */
				}
			}
		}
	}
	/* Assert that we really did free everything */
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT( _mali_osk_list_empty(&session_data->memory_head) );

	if (NULL != session_data->descriptor_mapping)
	{
		mali_descriptor_mapping_call_for_each(session_data->descriptor_mapping, descriptor_table_cleanup_callback);
		mali_descriptor_mapping_destroy(session_data->descriptor_mapping);
		session_data->descriptor_mapping = NULL;
	}

	_mali_osk_lock_signal( session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW );

	/**
	 * @note Could the VMA close handler mean that we use the session data after it was freed?
	 * In which case, would need to refcount the session data, and free on VMA close
	 */

	/* Free the lock */
	_mali_osk_lock_term( session_data->memory_lock );

	return;
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t mali_memory_core_resource_os_memory(_mali_osk_resource_t * resource)
{
	mali_physical_memory_allocator * allocator;
	mali_physical_memory_allocator ** next_allocator_list;

	u32 alloc_order = resource->alloc_order;

	allocator = mali_os_allocator_create(resource->size, resource->cpu_usage_adjust, resource->description);
	if (NULL == allocator)
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Failed to create OS memory allocator\n"));
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}

	allocator->alloc_order = alloc_order;

	/* link in the allocator: insertion into ordered list
	 * resources of the same alloc_order will be Last-in-first */
	next_allocator_list = &physical_memory_allocators;

	while (NULL != *next_allocator_list &&
			(*next_allocator_list)->alloc_order < alloc_order )
	{
		next_allocator_list = &((*next_allocator_list)->next);
	}

	allocator->next = (*next_allocator_list);
	(*next_allocator_list) = allocator;

	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t mali_memory_core_resource_dedicated_memory(_mali_osk_resource_t * resource)
{
	mali_physical_memory_allocator * allocator;
	mali_physical_memory_allocator ** next_allocator_list;
	dedicated_memory_info * cleanup_data;

	u32 alloc_order = resource->alloc_order;

	/* do the low level linux operation first */

	/* Request ownership of the memory */
	if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != _mali_osk_mem_reqregion(resource->base, resource->size, resource->description))
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Failed to request memory region %s (0x%08X - 0x%08X)\n", resource->description, resource->base, resource->base + resource->size - 1));
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}

	/* create generic block allocator object to handle it */
	allocator = mali_block_allocator_create(resource->base, resource->cpu_usage_adjust, resource->size, resource->description );

	if (NULL == allocator)
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Memory bank registration failed\n"));
		_mali_osk_mem_unreqregion(resource->base, resource->size);
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}

	/* save low level cleanup info */
	allocator->alloc_order = alloc_order;

	cleanup_data = _mali_osk_malloc(sizeof(dedicated_memory_info));

	if (NULL == cleanup_data)
	{
		_mali_osk_mem_unreqregion(resource->base, resource->size);
		allocator->destroy(allocator);
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}

	cleanup_data->base = resource->base;
	cleanup_data->size = resource->size;

	cleanup_data->next = mem_region_registrations;
	mem_region_registrations = cleanup_data;

	/* link in the allocator: insertion into ordered list
	 * resources of the same alloc_order will be Last-in-first */
	next_allocator_list = &physical_memory_allocators;

	while ( NULL != *next_allocator_list &&
			(*next_allocator_list)->alloc_order < alloc_order )
	{
		next_allocator_list = &((*next_allocator_list)->next);
	}

	allocator->next = (*next_allocator_list);
	(*next_allocator_list) = allocator;

	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

#if MALI_USE_UNIFIED_MEMORY_PROVIDER != 0
static mali_physical_memory_allocation_result ump_memory_commit(void* ctx, mali_allocation_engine * engine, mali_memory_allocation * descriptor, u32* offset, mali_physical_memory_allocation * alloc_info)
{
	ump_dd_handle ump_mem;
	u32 nr_blocks;
	u32 i;
	ump_dd_physical_block * ump_blocks;
	ump_mem_allocation *ret_allocation;

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(ctx);
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(engine);
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(descriptor);
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(alloc_info);

	ret_allocation = _mali_osk_malloc( sizeof( ump_mem_allocation ) );
	if ( NULL==ret_allocation ) return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_INTERNAL_FAILURE;

	ump_mem = (ump_dd_handle)ctx;

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("In ump_memory_commit\n"));

	nr_blocks = ump_dd_phys_block_count_get(ump_mem);

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("Have %d blocks\n", nr_blocks));

	if (nr_blocks == 0)
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("No block count\n"));
		_mali_osk_free( ret_allocation );
		return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_INTERNAL_FAILURE;
	}

	ump_blocks = _mali_osk_malloc(sizeof(*ump_blocks)*nr_blocks );
	if ( NULL==ump_blocks )
	{
		_mali_osk_free( ret_allocation );
		return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_INTERNAL_FAILURE;
	}

	if (UMP_DD_INVALID == ump_dd_phys_blocks_get(ump_mem, ump_blocks, nr_blocks))
	{
		_mali_osk_free(ump_blocks);
		_mali_osk_free( ret_allocation );
		return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_INTERNAL_FAILURE;
	}

	/* Store away the initial offset for unmapping purposes */
	ret_allocation->initial_offset = *offset;

	for(i=0; i<nr_blocks; ++i)
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("Mapping in 0x%08x size %d\n", ump_blocks[i].addr , ump_blocks[i].size));
		if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_allocation_engine_map_physical(engine, descriptor, *offset, ump_blocks[i].addr , 0, ump_blocks[i].size ))
		{
			u32 size_allocated = *offset - ret_allocation->initial_offset;
			MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Mapping of external memory failed\n"));

			/* unmap all previous blocks (if any) */
			mali_allocation_engine_unmap_physical(engine, descriptor, ret_allocation->initial_offset, size_allocated, (_mali_osk_mem_mapregion_flags_t)0 );

			_mali_osk_free(ump_blocks);
			_mali_osk_free(ret_allocation);
			return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_INTERNAL_FAILURE;
		}
		*offset += ump_blocks[i].size;
	}

	if (descriptor->flags & MALI_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_FLAG_MAP_GUARD_PAGE)
	{
		/* Map in an extra virtual guard page at the end of the VMA */
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("Mapping in extra guard page\n"));
		if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_allocation_engine_map_physical(engine, descriptor, *offset, ump_blocks[0].addr , 0, _MALI_OSK_MALI_PAGE_SIZE ))
		{
			u32 size_allocated = *offset - ret_allocation->initial_offset;
			MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Mapping of external memory (guard page) failed\n"));

			/* unmap all previous blocks (if any) */
			mali_allocation_engine_unmap_physical(engine, descriptor, ret_allocation->initial_offset, size_allocated, (_mali_osk_mem_mapregion_flags_t)0 );

			_mali_osk_free(ump_blocks);
			_mali_osk_free(ret_allocation);
			return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_INTERNAL_FAILURE;
		}
		*offset += _MALI_OSK_MALI_PAGE_SIZE;
	}

	_mali_osk_free( ump_blocks );

	ret_allocation->engine = engine;
	ret_allocation->descriptor = descriptor;
	ret_allocation->ump_mem = ump_mem;
	ret_allocation->size_allocated = *offset - ret_allocation->initial_offset;

	alloc_info->ctx = NULL;
	alloc_info->handle = ret_allocation;
	alloc_info->next = NULL;
	alloc_info->release = ump_memory_release;

	return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_FINISHED;
}

static void ump_memory_release(void * ctx, void * handle)
{
	ump_dd_handle ump_mem;
	ump_mem_allocation *allocation;

	allocation = (ump_mem_allocation *)handle;

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER( allocation );

	ump_mem = allocation->ump_mem;

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT(UMP_DD_HANDLE_INVALID!=ump_mem);

	/* At present, this is a no-op. But, it allows the mali_address_manager to
	 * do unmapping of a subrange in future. */
	mali_allocation_engine_unmap_physical( allocation->engine,
										   allocation->descriptor,
										   allocation->initial_offset,
										   allocation->size_allocated,
										   (_mali_osk_mem_mapregion_flags_t)0
										   );
	_mali_osk_free( allocation );

	ump_dd_reference_release(ump_mem) ;
	return;
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_attach_ump_mem( _mali_uk_attach_ump_mem_s *args )
{
	ump_dd_handle ump_mem;
	mali_physical_memory_allocator external_memory_allocator;
	struct mali_session_data *session_data;
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;
	int md;

  	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(args);
  	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(args->ctx, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	session_data = (struct mali_session_data *)args->ctx;
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(session_data, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	/* check arguments */
	/* NULL might be a valid Mali address */
	if ( ! args->size) MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	/* size must be a multiple of the system page size */
	if ( args->size % _MALI_OSK_MALI_PAGE_SIZE ) MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(3,
	                 ("Requested to map ump memory with secure id %d into virtual memory 0x%08X, size 0x%08X\n",
	                  args->secure_id, args->mali_address, args->size));

	ump_mem = ump_dd_handle_create_from_secure_id( (int)args->secure_id ) ;

	if ( UMP_DD_HANDLE_INVALID==ump_mem ) MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);

	descriptor = _mali_osk_calloc(1, sizeof(mali_memory_allocation));
	if (NULL == descriptor)
	{
		ump_dd_reference_release(ump_mem);
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_NOMEM);
	}

	descriptor->size = args->size;
	descriptor->mapping = NULL;
	descriptor->mali_address = args->mali_address;
	descriptor->mali_addr_mapping_info = (void*)session_data;
	descriptor->process_addr_mapping_info = NULL; /* do not map to process address space */
	descriptor->cache_settings = (u32) MALI_CACHE_STANDARD;
	descriptor->lock = session_data->memory_lock;

	if (args->flags & _MALI_MAP_EXTERNAL_MAP_GUARD_PAGE)
	{
		descriptor->flags = MALI_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_FLAG_MAP_GUARD_PAGE;
	}
	_mali_osk_list_init( &descriptor->list );

	if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_descriptor_mapping_allocate_mapping(session_data->descriptor_mapping, descriptor, &md))
	{
		ump_dd_reference_release(ump_mem);
		_mali_osk_free(descriptor);
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}

	external_memory_allocator.allocate = ump_memory_commit;
	external_memory_allocator.allocate_page_table_block = NULL;
	external_memory_allocator.ctx = ump_mem;
	external_memory_allocator.name = "UMP Memory";
	external_memory_allocator.next = NULL;

	_mali_osk_lock_wait(session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);

	if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_allocation_engine_allocate_memory(memory_engine, descriptor, &external_memory_allocator, NULL))
	{
		_mali_osk_lock_signal(session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
		mali_descriptor_mapping_free(session_data->descriptor_mapping, md);
		ump_dd_reference_release(ump_mem);
		_mali_osk_free(descriptor);
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_NOMEM);
	}

	_mali_osk_lock_signal(session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);

	args->cookie = md;

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(5,("Returning from UMP attach\n"));

	/* All OK */
	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_release_ump_mem( _mali_uk_release_ump_mem_s *args )
{
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;
	struct mali_session_data *session_data;

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(args);
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(args->ctx, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	session_data = (struct mali_session_data *)args->ctx;
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(session_data, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_descriptor_mapping_get(session_data->descriptor_mapping, args->cookie, (void**)&descriptor))
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Invalid memory descriptor %d used to release ump memory\n", args->cookie));
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}

	descriptor = mali_descriptor_mapping_free(session_data->descriptor_mapping, args->cookie);

	if (NULL != descriptor)
	{
		_mali_osk_lock_wait( session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW );

		mali_allocation_engine_release_memory(memory_engine, descriptor);

		_mali_osk_lock_signal( session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW );

		_mali_osk_free(descriptor);
	}

	MALI_SUCCESS;

}
#endif /* MALI_USE_UNIFIED_MEMORY_PROVIDER != 0 */

static mali_physical_memory_allocation_result external_memory_commit(void* ctx, mali_allocation_engine * engine, mali_memory_allocation * descriptor, u32* offset, mali_physical_memory_allocation * alloc_info)
{
	u32 * data;
	external_mem_allocation * ret_allocation;

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(ctx);
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(engine);
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(descriptor);
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(alloc_info);

	ret_allocation = _mali_osk_malloc( sizeof(external_mem_allocation) );

	if ( NULL == ret_allocation )
	{
		return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_INTERNAL_FAILURE;
	}

	data = (u32*)ctx;

	ret_allocation->engine = engine;
	ret_allocation->descriptor = descriptor;
	ret_allocation->initial_offset = *offset;

	alloc_info->ctx = NULL;
	alloc_info->handle = ret_allocation;
	alloc_info->next = NULL;
	alloc_info->release = external_memory_release;

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(5, ("External map: mapping phys 0x%08X at mali virtual address 0x%08X staring at offset 0x%08X length 0x%08X\n", data[0], descriptor->mali_address, *offset, data[1]));

	if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_allocation_engine_map_physical(engine, descriptor, *offset, data[0], 0, data[1]))
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Mapping of external memory failed\n"));
		_mali_osk_free(ret_allocation);
		return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_INTERNAL_FAILURE;
	}
	*offset += data[1];

	if (descriptor->flags & MALI_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_FLAG_MAP_GUARD_PAGE)
	{
		/* Map in an extra virtual guard page at the end of the VMA */
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("Mapping in extra guard page\n"));
		if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_allocation_engine_map_physical(engine, descriptor, *offset, data[0], 0, _MALI_OSK_MALI_PAGE_SIZE))
		{
			u32 size_allocated = *offset - ret_allocation->initial_offset;
			MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Mapping of external memory (guard page) failed\n"));

			/* unmap what we previously mapped */
			mali_allocation_engine_unmap_physical(engine, descriptor, ret_allocation->initial_offset, size_allocated, (_mali_osk_mem_mapregion_flags_t)0 );
			_mali_osk_free(ret_allocation);
			return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_INTERNAL_FAILURE;
		}
		*offset += _MALI_OSK_MALI_PAGE_SIZE;
	}

	ret_allocation->size = *offset - ret_allocation->initial_offset;

	return MALI_MEM_ALLOC_FINISHED;
}

static void external_memory_release(void * ctx, void * handle)
{
	external_mem_allocation * allocation;

	allocation = (external_mem_allocation *) handle;
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER( allocation );

	/* At present, this is a no-op. But, it allows the mali_address_manager to
	 * do unmapping of a subrange in future. */

	mali_allocation_engine_unmap_physical( allocation->engine,
										   allocation->descriptor,
										   allocation->initial_offset,
										   allocation->size,
										   (_mali_osk_mem_mapregion_flags_t)0
										   );

	_mali_osk_free( allocation );

	return;
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_map_external_mem( _mali_uk_map_external_mem_s *args )
{
	mali_physical_memory_allocator external_memory_allocator;
	struct mali_session_data *session_data;
	u32 info[2];
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;
	int md;

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(args);
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(args->ctx, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	session_data = (struct mali_session_data *)args->ctx;
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(session_data, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	external_memory_allocator.allocate = external_memory_commit;
	external_memory_allocator.allocate_page_table_block = NULL;
	external_memory_allocator.ctx = &info[0];
	external_memory_allocator.name = "External Memory";
	external_memory_allocator.next = NULL;

	/* check arguments */
	/* NULL might be a valid Mali address */
	if ( ! args->size) MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	/* size must be a multiple of the system page size */
	if ( args->size % _MALI_OSK_MALI_PAGE_SIZE ) MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(3,
	        ("Requested to map physical memory 0x%x-0x%x into virtual memory 0x%x\n",
	        (void*)args->phys_addr,
	        (void*)(args->phys_addr + args->size -1),
	        (void*)args->mali_address)
	);

	/* Validate the mali physical range */
	if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_mem_validation_check(args->phys_addr, args->size))
	{
		return _MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT;
	}

	info[0] = args->phys_addr;
	info[1] = args->size;

	descriptor = _mali_osk_calloc(1, sizeof(mali_memory_allocation));
	if (NULL == descriptor) MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_NOMEM);

	descriptor->size = args->size;
	descriptor->mapping = NULL;
	descriptor->mali_address = args->mali_address;
	descriptor->mali_addr_mapping_info = (void*)session_data;
	descriptor->process_addr_mapping_info = NULL; /* do not map to process address space */
	descriptor->cache_settings = (u32)MALI_CACHE_STANDARD;
	descriptor->lock = session_data->memory_lock;
	if (args->flags & _MALI_MAP_EXTERNAL_MAP_GUARD_PAGE)
	{
		descriptor->flags = MALI_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_FLAG_MAP_GUARD_PAGE;
	}
	_mali_osk_list_init( &descriptor->list );

	_mali_osk_lock_wait(session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);

	if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_allocation_engine_allocate_memory(memory_engine, descriptor, &external_memory_allocator, NULL))
	{
		_mali_osk_lock_signal(session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
		_mali_osk_free(descriptor);
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_NOMEM);
	}

	_mali_osk_lock_signal(session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);

	if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_descriptor_mapping_allocate_mapping(session_data->descriptor_mapping, descriptor, &md))
	{
		mali_allocation_engine_release_memory(memory_engine, descriptor);
		_mali_osk_free(descriptor);
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}

	args->cookie = md;

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(5,("Returning from range_map_external_memory\n"));

	/* All OK */
	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_unmap_external_mem( _mali_uk_unmap_external_mem_s *args )
{
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;
	void* old_value;
	struct mali_session_data *session_data;

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(args);
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(args->ctx, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	session_data = (struct mali_session_data *)args->ctx;
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(session_data, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_descriptor_mapping_get(session_data->descriptor_mapping, args->cookie, (void**)&descriptor))
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Invalid memory descriptor %d used to unmap external memory\n", args->cookie));
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}

	old_value = mali_descriptor_mapping_free(session_data->descriptor_mapping, args->cookie);

	if (NULL != old_value)
	{
		_mali_osk_lock_wait( session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW );

		mali_allocation_engine_release_memory(memory_engine, descriptor);

		_mali_osk_lock_signal( session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW );

		_mali_osk_free(descriptor);
	}

	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_init_mem( _mali_uk_init_mem_s *args )
{
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(args);
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(args->ctx, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);

	args->memory_size = 2 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024UL; /* 2GB address space */
	args->mali_address_base = 1 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024UL; /* staring at 1GB, causing this layout: (0-1GB unused)(1GB-3G usage by Mali)(3G-4G unused) */
	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_term_mem( _mali_uk_term_mem_s *args )
{
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(args);
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL(args->ctx, _MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS);
	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

static _mali_osk_errcode_t mali_address_manager_allocate(mali_memory_allocation * descriptor)
{
	struct mali_session_data *session_data;
	u32 actual_size;

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(descriptor);

	session_data = (struct mali_session_data *)descriptor->mali_addr_mapping_info;

	actual_size = descriptor->size;

	if (descriptor->flags & MALI_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_FLAG_MAP_GUARD_PAGE)
	{
		actual_size += _MALI_OSK_MALI_PAGE_SIZE;
	}

	return mali_mmu_pagedir_map(session_data->page_directory, descriptor->mali_address, actual_size);
}

static void mali_address_manager_release(mali_memory_allocation * descriptor)
{
	const u32 illegal_mali_address = 0xffffffff;
	struct mali_session_data *session_data;
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(descriptor);

	/* It is allowed to call this function several times on the same descriptor.
	   When memory is released we set the illegal_mali_address so we can early out here. */
	if ( illegal_mali_address == descriptor->mali_address) return;

	session_data = (struct mali_session_data *)descriptor->mali_addr_mapping_info;
	mali_mmu_pagedir_unmap(session_data->page_directory, descriptor->mali_address, descriptor->size);

	descriptor->mali_address = illegal_mali_address ;
}

static _mali_osk_errcode_t mali_address_manager_map(mali_memory_allocation * descriptor, u32 offset, u32 *phys_addr, u32 size)
{
	struct mali_session_data *session_data;
	u32 mali_address;

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(descriptor);
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(phys_addr);

	session_data = (struct mali_session_data *)descriptor->mali_addr_mapping_info;
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(session_data);

	mali_address = descriptor->mali_address + offset;

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(7, ("Mali map: mapping 0x%08X to Mali address 0x%08X length 0x%08X\n", *phys_addr, mali_address, size));

	mali_mmu_pagedir_update(session_data->page_directory, mali_address, *phys_addr, size, descriptor->cache_settings);

	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

/* This handler registered to mali_mmap for MMU builds */
_mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_mem_mmap( _mali_uk_mem_mmap_s *args )
{
	struct mali_session_data *session_data;
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;

	/* validate input */
	if (NULL == args) { MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(3,("mali_ukk_mem_mmap: args was NULL\n")); MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_INVALID_ARGS); }

	/* Unpack arguments */
	session_data = (struct mali_session_data *)args->ctx;

	/* validate input */
	if (NULL == session_data) { MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(3,("mali_ukk_mem_mmap: session data was NULL\n")); MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT); }

	descriptor = (mali_memory_allocation*) _mali_osk_calloc( 1, sizeof(mali_memory_allocation) );
	if (NULL == descriptor) { MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(3,("mali_ukk_mem_mmap: descriptor was NULL\n")); MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_NOMEM); }

	descriptor->size = args->size;
	descriptor->mali_address = args->phys_addr;
	descriptor->mali_addr_mapping_info = (void*)session_data;

	descriptor->process_addr_mapping_info = args->ukk_private; /* save to be used during physical manager callback */
	descriptor->flags = MALI_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_FLAG_MAP_INTO_USERSPACE;
	descriptor->cache_settings = (u32) args->cache_settings ;
	descriptor->lock = session_data->memory_lock;
	_mali_osk_list_init( &descriptor->list );

	_mali_osk_lock_wait(session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);

	if (0 == mali_allocation_engine_allocate_memory(memory_engine, descriptor, physical_memory_allocators, &session_data->memory_head))
	{
		/* We do not FLUSH nor TLB_ZAP on MMAP, since we do both of those on job start*/
	   	_mali_osk_lock_signal(session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);

		args->mapping = descriptor->mapping;
		args->cookie = (u32)descriptor;

		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(7, ("MMAP OK\n"));
		MALI_SUCCESS;
	}
	else
	{
	   	_mali_osk_lock_signal(session_data->memory_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
		/* OOM, but not a fatal error */
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("Memory allocation failure, OOM\n"));
		_mali_osk_free(descriptor);
		/* Linux will free the CPU address allocation, userspace client the Mali address allocation */
		MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT);
	}
}

static _mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_mem_munmap_internal( _mali_uk_mem_munmap_s *args )
{
	struct mali_session_data *session_data;
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;

	u32 num_groups = mali_group_get_glob_num_groups();
	struct mali_group *group;
	u32 i;

	descriptor = (mali_memory_allocation *)args->cookie;
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(descriptor);

	/** @note args->context unused; we use the memory_session from the cookie */
	/* args->mapping and args->size are also discarded. They are only necessary
	   for certain do_munmap implementations. However, they could be used to check the
	   descriptor at this point. */

	session_data = (struct mali_session_data *)descriptor->mali_addr_mapping_info;
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(session_data);

	/* Unmapping the memory from the mali virtual address space.
	   It is allowed to call this function severeal times, which might happen if zapping below fails. */
	mali_allocation_engine_release_pt1_mali_pagetables_unmap(memory_engine, descriptor);

#ifdef MALI_UNMAP_FLUSH_ALL_MALI_L2
	{
		u32 number_of_clusters = mali_cluster_get_glob_num_clusters();
		for (i = 0; i < number_of_clusters; i++)
		{
			struct mali_cluster *cluster;
			cluster = mali_cluster_get_global_cluster(i);
			if( mali_cluster_power_is_enabled_get(cluster) )
			{
				mali_cluster_l2_cache_invalidate_all_force(cluster);
			}
		}
	}
#endif

	for (i = 0; i < num_groups; i++)
	{
		group = mali_group_get_glob_group(i);
		mali_group_lock(group);
		mali_group_remove_session_if_unused(group, session_data);
		if (mali_group_get_session(group) == session_data)
		{
			/* The Zap also does the stall and disable_stall */
			mali_bool zap_success = mali_mmu_zap_tlb(mali_group_get_mmu(group));
			if (MALI_TRUE != zap_success)
			{
				MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(2, ("Mali memory unmap failed. Doing pagefault handling.\n"));
				mali_group_bottom_half(group, GROUP_EVENT_MMU_PAGE_FAULT);
				/* The bottom half will also do the unlock */
				continue;
			}
		}
		mali_group_unlock(group);
	}

	/* Removes the descriptor from the session's memory list, releases physical memory, releases descriptor */
	mali_allocation_engine_release_pt2_physical_memory_free(memory_engine, descriptor);

	_mali_osk_free(descriptor);

	return _MALI_OSK_ERR_OK;
}

/* Handler for unmapping memory for MMU builds */
_mali_osk_errcode_t _mali_ukk_mem_munmap( _mali_uk_mem_munmap_s *args )
{
	mali_memory_allocation * descriptor;
	_mali_osk_lock_t *descriptor_lock;
	_mali_osk_errcode_t err;

	descriptor = (mali_memory_allocation *)args->cookie;
	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER(descriptor);

	/** @note args->context unused; we use the memory_session from the cookie */
	/* args->mapping and args->size are also discarded. They are only necessary
	for certain do_munmap implementations. However, they could be used to check the
	descriptor at this point. */

	MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT_POINTER((struct mali_session_data *)descriptor->mali_addr_mapping_info);

	descriptor_lock = descriptor->lock; /* should point to the session data lock... */

	err = _MALI_OSK_ERR_BUSY;
	while (err == _MALI_OSK_ERR_BUSY)
	{
		if (descriptor_lock)
		{
			_mali_osk_lock_wait( descriptor_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW );
		}

		err = _mali_ukk_mem_munmap_internal( args );

		if (descriptor_lock)
		{
			_mali_osk_lock_signal( descriptor_lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW );
		}

		if (err == _MALI_OSK_ERR_BUSY)
		{
			/*
			 * Reason for this;
			 * We where unable to stall the MMU, probably because we are in page fault handling.
			 * Sleep for a while with the session lock released, then try again.
			 * Abnormal termination of programs with running Mali jobs is a normal reason for this.
			 */
			_mali_osk_time_ubusydelay(10);
		}
	}

	return err;
}

u32 _mali_ukk_report_memory_usage(void)
{
	return mali_allocation_engine_memory_usage(physical_memory_allocators);
}

_mali_osk_errcode_t mali_mmu_get_table_page(u32 *table_page, mali_io_address *mapping)
{
	_mali_osk_lock_wait(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);

	if (0 == _mali_osk_list_empty(&page_table_cache.partial))
	{
		mali_mmu_page_table_allocation * alloc = _MALI_OSK_LIST_ENTRY(page_table_cache.partial.next, mali_mmu_page_table_allocation, list);
		int page_number = _mali_osk_find_first_zero_bit(alloc->usage_map, alloc->num_pages);
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(6, ("Partial page table allocation found, using page offset %d\n", page_number));
		_mali_osk_set_nonatomic_bit(page_number, alloc->usage_map);
		alloc->usage_count++;
		if (alloc->num_pages == alloc->usage_count)
		{
			/* full, move alloc to full list*/
			_mali_osk_list_move(&alloc->list, &page_table_cache.full);
		}
		_mali_osk_lock_signal(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);

		*table_page = (MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE * page_number) + alloc->pages.phys_base;
		*mapping =  (mali_io_address)((MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE * page_number) + (u32)alloc->pages.mapping);
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("Page table allocated for VA=0x%08X, MaliPA=0x%08X\n", *mapping, *table_page ));
		MALI_SUCCESS;
	}
	else
	{
		mali_mmu_page_table_allocation * alloc;
		/* no free pages, allocate a new one */

		alloc = (mali_mmu_page_table_allocation *)_mali_osk_calloc(1, sizeof(mali_mmu_page_table_allocation));
		if (NULL == alloc)
		{
			_mali_osk_lock_signal(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
			*table_page = MALI_INVALID_PAGE;
			MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_NOMEM);
		}

		_MALI_OSK_INIT_LIST_HEAD(&alloc->list);

		if (_MALI_OSK_ERR_OK != mali_allocation_engine_allocate_page_tables(memory_engine, &alloc->pages, physical_memory_allocators))
		{
			MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("No more memory for page tables\n"));
			_mali_osk_free(alloc);
			_mali_osk_lock_signal(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
			*table_page = MALI_INVALID_PAGE;
			*mapping = NULL;
			MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_NOMEM);
		}

		/* create the usage map */
		alloc->num_pages = alloc->pages.size / MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE;
		alloc->usage_count = 1;
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(3, ("New page table cache expansion, %d pages in new cache allocation\n", alloc->num_pages));
		alloc->usage_map = _mali_osk_calloc(1, ((alloc->num_pages + BITS_PER_LONG - 1) & ~(BITS_PER_LONG-1) / BITS_PER_LONG) * sizeof(unsigned long));
		if (NULL == alloc->usage_map)
		{
			MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Failed to allocate memory to describe MMU page table cache usage\n"));
			alloc->pages.release(&alloc->pages);
			_mali_osk_free(alloc);
			_mali_osk_lock_signal(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
			*table_page = MALI_INVALID_PAGE;
			*mapping = NULL;
			MALI_ERROR(_MALI_OSK_ERR_NOMEM);
		}

		_mali_osk_set_nonatomic_bit(0, alloc->usage_map);

		if (alloc->num_pages > 1)
		{
			_mali_osk_list_add(&alloc->list, &page_table_cache.partial);
		}
		else
		{
			_mali_osk_list_add(&alloc->list, &page_table_cache.full);
		}

		_mali_osk_lock_signal(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
		*table_page = alloc->pages.phys_base; /* return the first page */
		*mapping = alloc->pages.mapping; /* Mapping for first page */
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("Page table allocated: VA=0x%08X, MaliPA=0x%08X\n", *mapping, *table_page ));
		MALI_SUCCESS;
	}
}

void mali_mmu_release_table_page(u32 pa)
{
	mali_mmu_page_table_allocation * alloc, * temp_alloc;

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT_IF(1, pa & 4095, ("Bad page address 0x%x given to mali_mmu_release_table_page\n", (void*)pa));

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("Releasing table page 0x%08X to the cache\n", pa));

   	_mali_osk_lock_wait(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);

	/* find the entry this address belongs to */
	/* first check the partial list */
	_MALI_OSK_LIST_FOREACHENTRY(alloc, temp_alloc, &page_table_cache.partial, mali_mmu_page_table_allocation, list)
	{
		u32 start = alloc->pages.phys_base;
		u32 last = start + (alloc->num_pages - 1) * MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE;
		if (pa >= start && pa <= last)
		{
			MALI_DEBUG_ASSERT(0 != _mali_osk_test_bit((pa - start)/MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE, alloc->usage_map));
			_mali_osk_clear_nonatomic_bit((pa - start)/MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE, alloc->usage_map);
			alloc->usage_count--;

			_mali_osk_memset((void*)( ((u32)alloc->pages.mapping) + (pa - start) ), 0, MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE);

			if (0 == alloc->usage_count)
			{
				/* empty, release whole page alloc */
				_mali_osk_list_del(&alloc->list);
				alloc->pages.release(&alloc->pages);
				_mali_osk_free(alloc->usage_map);
				_mali_osk_free(alloc);
			}
		   	_mali_osk_lock_signal(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
			MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("(partial list)Released table page 0x%08X to the cache\n", pa));
			return;
		}
	}

	/* the check the full list */
	_MALI_OSK_LIST_FOREACHENTRY(alloc, temp_alloc, &page_table_cache.full, mali_mmu_page_table_allocation, list)
	{
		u32 start = alloc->pages.phys_base;
		u32 last = start + (alloc->num_pages - 1) * MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE;
		if (pa >= start && pa <= last)
		{
			_mali_osk_clear_nonatomic_bit((pa - start)/MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE, alloc->usage_map);
			alloc->usage_count--;

			_mali_osk_memset((void*)( ((u32)alloc->pages.mapping) + (pa - start) ), 0, MALI_MMU_PAGE_SIZE);

			if (0 == alloc->usage_count)
			{
				/* empty, release whole page alloc */
				_mali_osk_list_del(&alloc->list);
				alloc->pages.release(&alloc->pages);
				_mali_osk_free(alloc->usage_map);
				_mali_osk_free(alloc);
			}
			else
			{
				/* transfer to partial list */
				_mali_osk_list_move(&alloc->list, &page_table_cache.partial);
			}

		   	_mali_osk_lock_signal(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
			MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(4, ("(full list)Released table page 0x%08X to the cache\n", pa));
			return;
		}
	}

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("pa 0x%x not found in the page table cache\n", (void*)pa));

   	_mali_osk_lock_signal(page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_LOCKMODE_RW);
}

static _mali_osk_errcode_t mali_mmu_page_table_cache_create(void)
{
	page_table_cache.lock = _mali_osk_lock_init( _MALI_OSK_LOCKFLAG_ORDERED | _MALI_OSK_LOCKFLAG_ONELOCK
	                            | _MALI_OSK_LOCKFLAG_NONINTERRUPTABLE, 0, _MALI_OSK_LOCK_ORDER_MEM_PT_CACHE);
	MALI_CHECK_NON_NULL( page_table_cache.lock, _MALI_OSK_ERR_FAULT );
	_MALI_OSK_INIT_LIST_HEAD(&page_table_cache.partial);
	_MALI_OSK_INIT_LIST_HEAD(&page_table_cache.full);
	MALI_SUCCESS;
}

static void mali_mmu_page_table_cache_destroy(void)
{
	mali_mmu_page_table_allocation * alloc, *temp;

	_MALI_OSK_LIST_FOREACHENTRY(alloc, temp, &page_table_cache.partial, mali_mmu_page_table_allocation, list)
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT_IF(1, 0 != alloc->usage_count, ("Destroying page table cache while pages are tagged as in use. %d allocations still marked as in use.\n", alloc->usage_count));
		_mali_osk_list_del(&alloc->list);
		alloc->pages.release(&alloc->pages);
		_mali_osk_free(alloc->usage_map);
		_mali_osk_free(alloc);
	}

	MALI_DEBUG_PRINT_IF(1, 0 == _mali_osk_list_empty(&page_table_cache.full), ("Page table cache full list contains one or more elements \n"));

	_MALI_OSK_LIST_FOREACHENTRY(alloc, temp, &page_table_cache.full, mali_mmu_page_table_allocation, list)
	{
		MALI_DEBUG_PRINT(1, ("Destroy alloc 0x%08X with usage count %d\n", (u32)alloc, alloc->usage_count));
		_mali_osk_list_del(&alloc->list);
		alloc->pages.release(&alloc->pages);
		_mali_osk_free(alloc->usage_map);
		_mali_osk_free(alloc);
	}

	_mali_osk_lock_term(page_table_cache.lock);
}


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