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LookingGlass/common/include/common/KVMFR.h
Geoffrey McRae b3e9bc2e7f [common] input: define per-client streams
Extend input status with eight exported client-to-host stream
endpoints, matching the maximum number of LGMP clients.

Publish each endpoint descriptor, client binding, epoch, and lifecycle
flags. Require every input activation to keep its ordered records on a
single transport.

Retain the queue transport as a fallback and bump the input and
KVMFR protocol versions for the expanded status layout.
2026-08-15 14:38:16 +10:00

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#ifndef _H_LG_COMMON_KVMFR_
#define _H_LG_COMMON_KVMFR_
#pragma once
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include "types.h"
#include "LGMPConfig.h"
#include "KVMFRClipboard.h"
#include "KVMFRInput.h"
#define KVMFR_MAGIC "KVMFR---"
#define KVMFR_VERSION 34
// Fallback used by producers that cannot report the source display's SDR
// white level. IDD frames override this with IDDCX_METADATA2::SdrWhiteLevel.
#define KVMFR_SDR_WHITE_LEVEL_DEFAULT LG_SDR_WHITE_LEVEL_DEFAULT
#define KVMFR_MAX_DAMAGE_RECTS LG_MAX_FRAME_DAMAGE_RECTS
#ifdef _MSC_VER
// don't warn on zero length arrays
#pragma warning(push)
#pragma warning(disable: 4200)
#endif
enum
{
CURSOR_FLAG_POSITION = 0x1,
CURSOR_FLAG_VISIBLE = 0x2,
CURSOR_FLAG_SHAPE = 0x4,
CURSOR_FLAG_COLOR_TRANSFORM = 0x8,
// CURSOR_FLAG_VISIBLE contains a new visibility state. This distinguishes
// an invisible cursor update from messages carrying unrelated cursor data.
CURSOR_FLAG_VISIBLE_VALID = 0x10
};
typedef uint32_t KVMFRCursorFlags;
enum
{
KVMFR_FEATURE_SETCURSORPOS = 0x1,
KVMFR_FEATURE_WINDOWSIZE = 0x2,
KVMFR_FEATURE_FRAME_SCHEDULE = 0x4,
KVMFR_FEATURE_INPUT = 0x8,
KVMFR_FEATURE_CLIPBOARD = 0x10
};
typedef uint32_t KVMFRFeatureFlags;
enum
{
KVMFR_MESSAGE_SETCURSORPOS,
KVMFR_MESSAGE_WINDOWSIZE,
KVMFR_MESSAGE_FRAME_SCHEDULE
};
typedef uint32_t KVMFRMessageType;
typedef struct KVMFR
{
char magic[8];
uint32_t version;
char hostver[32];
KVMFRFeatureFlags features;
//KVMFRRecords start here if there are any
}
KVMFR;
typedef struct KVMFRRecord
{
uint8_t type;
uint32_t size;
uint8_t data[];
}
KVMFRRecord;
enum
{
KVMFR_RECORD_VMINFO = 1,
KVMFR_RECORD_OSINFO
};
typedef enum
{
KVMFR_OS_LINUX,
KVMFR_OS_BSD,
KVMFR_OS_OSX,
KVMFR_OS_WINDOWS,
KVMFR_OS_OTHER
}
KVMFROS;
typedef struct KVMFRRecord_VMInfo
{
uint8_t uuid [16]; // the guest's UUID
char capture[32]; // the capture device in use
uint8_t cpus; // number of CPUs
uint8_t cores; // number of CPU cores
uint8_t sockets; // number of CPU sockets
char model[];
}
KVMFRRecord_VMInfo;
typedef struct KVMFRRecord_OSInfo
{
uint8_t os; // KVMFR_OS_*
char name[]; // friendly name
}
KVMFRRecord_OSInfo;
typedef struct KVMFRCursor
{
int16_t x, y; // cursor x & y position
CursorType type; // shape buffer data type
int8_t hx, hy; // shape hotspot x & y
uint32_t width; // width of the shape
uint32_t height; // height of the shape
uint32_t pitch; // row length in bytes of the shape
uint32_t sdrWhiteLevel; // cursor white level in nits for HDR composition
}
KVMFRCursor;
enum
{
KVMFR_COLOR_TRANSFORM_MATRIX = LG_COLOR_TRANSFORM_MATRIX,
KVMFR_COLOR_TRANSFORM_LUT = LG_COLOR_TRANSFORM_LUT,
};
typedef LGColorTransformFlags KVMFRColorTransformFlags;
// Optional payload appended to KVMFRCursor when
// CURSOR_FLAG_COLOR_TRANSFORM is present. The matrix is an XYZ-to-XYZ
// adjustment; the LUT is applied after encoding to the active wire transfer
// function. Four LUT components keep the payload directly uploadable as an
// RGBA32F texture, with alpha reserved and set to 1.0.
typedef LGColorTransform KVMFRColorTransform;
enum
{
FRAME_FLAG_BLOCK_SCREENSAVER = 0x1 ,
FRAME_FLAG_REQUEST_ACTIVATION = 0x2 ,
FRAME_FLAG_TRUNCATED = 0x4 , // ivshmem was too small for the frame
FRAME_FLAG_HDR = 0x8 , // RGBA10 may not be HDR
FRAME_FLAG_HDR_PQ = 0x10, // HDR PQ has been applied to the frame
FRAME_FLAG_HDR_METADATA = 0x20 // HDR static metadata fields are valid
};
typedef uint32_t KVMFRFrameFlags;
enum
{
KVMFR_FRAME_TIMING_PHASE_VALID = 0x1
};
typedef uint32_t KVMFRFrameTimingFlags;
typedef struct KVMFRFrame
{
/*
* Keep the fields consumed for every frame in the first cache line. The
* timing and HDR metadata below are diagnostic/conditional, while the large
* damage rectangle array is deliberately last.
*/
uint32_t formatVer; // the frame format version number
uint32_t frameSerial; // the unique frame number
FrameType type; // the frame data type
uint32_t screenWidth; // the client's screen width
uint32_t screenHeight; // the client's screen height
uint32_t dataWidth; // the packed frame width
uint32_t dataHeight; // the packed frame height
uint32_t frameWidth; // the unpacked frame width
uint32_t frameHeight; // the unpacked frame height
FrameRotation rotation; // the frame rotation
uint32_t stride; // the row stride (zero if compressed data)
uint32_t pitch; // the row pitch (stride in bytes or the compressed frame size)
uint32_t offset; // offset from the start of this header to the FrameBuffer header
KVMFRFrameFlags flags; // bit field combination of FRAME_FLAG_*
uint32_t damageRectsCount; // the number of damage rectangles (zero for full-frame damage)
// White level in nits for SDR content composited into an HDR frame, such as
// the hardware cursor. Valid for all frames; SDR modes normally report 80.
uint32_t sdrWhiteLevel;
/*
* Producer stage durations in nanoseconds. These are durations rather than
* absolute timestamps because the producer runs in a VM whose monotonic
* clock has a different epoch from the client. Durations can safely be
* combined with the client's local render duration for an end-to-end
* processing time.
*/
uint64_t captureTime;
uint64_t postProcessTime;
uint64_t copyTime;
// Non-copy preparation and publication time, excluding cadence hold time.
uint64_t readyTime;
// Time a prepared frame waited for its cadence publication target.
uint64_t holdTime;
// Time remaining until the cadence deadline when the frame was published.
uint64_t readyLeadTime;
// Published after the timing fields and matched against frameSerial by the
// client. timingValid is written last by the producer.
uint32_t timingSerial;
uint32_t timingValid;
KVMFRFrameTimingFlags timingFlags;
// Keep the conditional HDR block and damage rectangles on separate cache
// lines from the producer timing fields.
uint8_t timingReserved[4];
// HDR static metadata (valid when FRAME_FLAG_HDR_METADATA is set)
// Display color primaries in 0.00002 units (SMPTE ST 2086 format)
uint16_t hdrDisplayPrimary[3][2]; // Rx,Ry, Gx,Gy, Bx,By
uint16_t hdrWhitePoint[2]; // Wx, Wy
// Mastering display luminances follow SMPTE ST 2086 units: the maximum is
// in whole cd/m², the minimum in 0.0001 cd/m². (Note: the DXGI docs
// describe MaxMasteringLuminance as 0.0001 cd/m², but IddCx/ST 2086 provide
// it in whole cd/m².)
uint32_t hdrMaxDisplayLuminance; // Max mastering display luminance (cd/m²)
uint32_t hdrMinDisplayLuminance; // Min mastering display luminance (0.0001 cd/m²)
uint32_t hdrMaxContentLightLevel; // MaxCLL (cd/m²)
uint32_t hdrMaxFrameAverageLightLevel; // MaxFALL (cd/m²)
// Producer cadence identity. Phase feedback is permitted only when the
// matching frame has KVMFR_FRAME_TIMING_PHASE_VALID set.
uint32_t scheduleGeneration;
uint32_t scheduleEpoch;
uint32_t scheduleDeadlineSerial;
uint8_t hdrReserved[20];
FrameDamageRect damageRects[KVMFR_MAX_DAMAGE_RECTS];
}
KVMFRFrame;
#if defined(__cplusplus)
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, captureTime) == 64,
"KVMFRFrame hot fields must fit in one cache line");
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, holdTime) == 96,
"KVMFRFrame hold timing layout changed");
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, readyLeadTime) == 104,
"KVMFRFrame ready lead timing layout changed");
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, timingSerial) == 112,
"KVMFRFrame timing publication layout changed");
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, timingFlags) == 120,
"KVMFRFrame timing flags layout changed");
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, scheduleDeadlineSerial) == 168,
"KVMFRFrame schedule identity layout changed");
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, hdrDisplayPrimary) == 128,
"KVMFRFrame HDR metadata must be cache-line aligned");
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, damageRects) == 192,
"KVMFRFrame damage rectangles must be cache-line aligned");
#elif defined(__STDC_VERSION__) && __STDC_VERSION__ >= 201112L
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, captureTime) == 64,
"KVMFRFrame hot fields must fit in one cache line");
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, holdTime) == 96,
"KVMFRFrame hold timing layout changed");
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, readyLeadTime) == 104,
"KVMFRFrame ready lead timing layout changed");
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, timingSerial) == 112,
"KVMFRFrame timing publication layout changed");
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, timingFlags) == 120,
"KVMFRFrame timing flags layout changed");
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, scheduleDeadlineSerial) == 168,
"KVMFRFrame schedule identity layout changed");
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, hdrDisplayPrimary) == 128,
"KVMFRFrame HDR metadata must be cache-line aligned");
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrame, damageRects) == 192,
"KVMFRFrame damage rectangles must be cache-line aligned");
#endif
typedef struct KVMFRMessage
{
KVMFRMessageType type;
}
KVMFRMessage;
typedef struct KVMFRSetCursorPos
{
KVMFRMessage msg;
int32_t x, y;
}
KVMFRSetCursorPos;
typedef struct KVMFRWindowSize
{
KVMFRMessage msg;
uint32_t w, h;
}
KVMFRWindowSize;
enum
{
KVMFR_FRAME_SCHEDULE_ACTIVE = 0x1,
KVMFR_FRAME_SCHEDULE_RELEASE = 0x2,
KVMFR_FRAME_SCHEDULE_RESET = 0x4,
KVMFR_FRAME_SCHEDULE_IMMEDIATE = 0x8
};
typedef uint32_t KVMFRFrameScheduleFlags;
/*
* Client presentation scheduling is expressed entirely as durations. Client
* and producer monotonic clocks have unrelated epochs and must never be
* compared directly.
*/
typedef struct KVMFRFrameSchedule
{
KVMFRMessage msg;
uint32_t clientID;
uint32_t generation;
KVMFRFrameScheduleFlags flags;
uint64_t period; // requested presentation period (ns)
uint64_t targetSlack; // desired ready-to-render lead (ns)
// Positive when the frame arrived early, negative when it arrived late.
int64_t phaseError; // ready-to-render phase error (ns)
uint32_t feedbackFrameSerial;
uint32_t feedbackScheduleEpoch;
// Identifies the exact producer deadline paired with feedbackFrameSerial.
uint32_t feedbackDeadlineSerial;
uint32_t lease; // lease duration (ms)
uint8_t reserved[8];
}
KVMFRFrameSchedule;
#if defined(__cplusplus)
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrameSchedule, feedbackDeadlineSerial) == 48,
"KVMFR frame schedule feedback identity layout changed");
static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrameSchedule, lease) == 52,
"KVMFR frame schedule lease layout changed");
static_assert(sizeof(KVMFRFrameSchedule) == 64,
"KVMFR frame schedule must fit in one LGMP control message");
#elif defined(__STDC_VERSION__) && __STDC_VERSION__ >= 201112L
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrameSchedule, feedbackDeadlineSerial) == 48,
"KVMFR frame schedule feedback identity layout changed");
_Static_assert(offsetof(KVMFRFrameSchedule, lease) == 52,
"KVMFR frame schedule lease layout changed");
_Static_assert(sizeof(KVMFRFrameSchedule) == 64,
"KVMFR frame schedule must fit in one LGMP control message");
#endif
#ifdef _MSC_VER
#pragma warning(pop)
#endif
#endif