Hi again Thomas,
It seems that if a fence is created with a userobject in superioctl,
one ref on the fence from one of the associated bo (the EXE bo i think)
is not properly unreferenced automagicly by kernel on program exit
if program never wait or ask for the status on each BO. So for instance
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Jerome Glisse wrote:
> Hi again Thomas,
>
> It seems that if a fence is created with a userobject in superioctl,
> one ref on the fence from one of the associated bo (the EXE bo i think)
> is not properly unreferenced automagicly by kernel on program exit
> if program never wait or ask for the stat
Thomas Hellström wrote:
> Jerome Glisse wrote:
>
>> Hi again Thomas,
>>
>> It seems that if a fence is created with a userobject in superioctl,
>> one ref on the fence from one of the associated bo (the EXE bo i think)
>> is not properly unreferenced automagicly by kernel on program exit
>> if p
