Fix FD ownership issue in Wayland Vulkan import
When a file descriptor is imported in Vulkan as a dma buf the Vulkan
implementation takes ownership. We use this property to manage the
lifetime of file descriptors allocated by WSIALLOC by importing them as
VkDeviceMemory. After import the WSI Layer doesn't need to close any
file descriptors and instead only needs to destroy the VkDeviceMemory
object.
However after import the original file descriptor should not be used by
the application. Currently the WSI Layer Wayland implementation violates
this by using the FD to pass to the compositor. This commit fixes the
issue by initiating the Wayland requests before importing the fd.
Internally libwayland will duplicate the fd.
Change-Id: I3ca877f90f0139cf23b8b39c6024e8815b82d692
Signed-off-by: Dennis Tsiang <dennis.tsiang@arm.com>