I would like to report a file descriptor leak in the implementation of the eglCreateWaylandBufferFromImageWL API entrypoint as specified in the EGL_WL_create_wayland_buffer_from_image extension.
https://www.khronos.org/registry/EGL/extensions/WL/EGL_WL_create_wayland_buffer_from_image.txt
This leak is observed with imx-gpu-viv 6.4.0.p2.4-r0, built through Yocto and tested on different variants of the iMX8 platform, including the NXP iMX8M Quad Evaluation Kit.
When the specified entrypoint is called, the passed-in resource doesn't seem to be handled properly, causing a file descriptor to be leaked. With the default "budget" of 1024 file descriptors per process, an application can hit that limit and crash in a matter of seconds when the entrypoint has to be invoked for each frame that's to be displayed.
We have previously observed the same issue on iMX6 platforms that used the 32-bit variant of the graphics drivers. For those platforms, the problem appeared early in the 6.2.x release series, but has been fixed in the 6.2.4.p2 release, presumably in the following merge noted in the change log for that release:
> MGS-4151-3 merge veglCreateWaylandBufferFromImage fix
So for iMX6, the identical problem used to be observed until fixed in 6.2.4.p2, but for iMX8, it still appears to not be addressed in the 6.4.0.p2.4-r0.
A fix for this would be greatly appreciated.
