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#ifndef __BSP_BSP_H__

#define __BSP_BSP_H__

//==========================================================================

//

//      bsp.h

//

//      Public interface to Red Hat BSP.

//

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//#####DESCRIPTIONBEGIN####

//

// Author(s):    

// Contributors: gthomas

// Date:         1999-10-20

// Purpose:      Public interface to Red Hat BSP.

// Description:  

//               

//

//####DESCRIPTIONEND####

//

//=========================================================================

#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__

/* needed for _bsp_vsprintf() */

#include <stdarg.h>

/*

 * Exception and interrupt handler type.

 */

#ifndef _BSP_HANDLER_T_DEFINED

#define _BSP_HANDLER_T_DEFINED

typedef int (*bsp_handler_t)(int __irq_nr, void *__regs);

#endif // _BSP_HANDLER_T_DEFINED

/*

 *  Vector descriptor. This is needed for chaining vectors. The interfaces use

 *  bsp_vec structure pointers instead of direct pointers to handlers. This

 *  puts the responsibility for allocating the bsp_vec structures on the

 *  caller, rather than the BSP code.

 */

typedef struct bsp_vec {

    bsp_handler_t  handler;     /* pointer to actual ISR */

    struct bsp_vec *next;       /* for chaining */

} bsp_vec_t;

/*

 *  Valid op values for vector install routines.

 */

#define BSP_VEC_REPLACE     0

#define BSP_VEC_CHAIN_FIRST 1

#define BSP_VEC_CHAIN_LAST  2

/*

 *  Valid kinds of vectors supported by vector install and remove

 *  routines.

 */

#define BSP_VEC_EXCEPTION 0

#define BSP_VEC_INTERRUPT 1

/*

 * Routine to cause a breakpoint exception.

 */

extern void bsp_breakpoint(void);

/*

 * Dummy function whose address is the address of

 * the breakpoint caused by calling bsp_breakpoint().

 */

extern void bsp_breakinsn(void);

/*

 * Enable given irq.

 */

extern void bsp_enable_irq(int __irq_nr);

/*

 * Disable given irq. Returns true if irq was enabled.

 */

extern int  bsp_disable_irq(int __irq_nr);

/*

 * Remove given vector from vector chain.

 */

extern void bsp_remove_vec(int __vec_kind,

                           int __vec_nr,

                           bsp_vec_t *__vec);

/*

 * Install a vector chain.

 *

 * vec_kind may be BSP_VEC_EXCEPTION or BSP_VEC_INTERRUPT.

 * vec_nr is the exception or interrupt number.

 * op may be one of:

 *     BSP_VEC_REPLACE - replace existing chain.

 *     BSP_VEC_CHAIN_FIRST - install at head of chain.

 *     BSP_VEC_CHAIN_LAST  - install at tail of chain.

 *

 */

extern bsp_vec_t *bsp_install_vec(int __vec_kind,

                                  int __vec_nr,

                                  int __op,

                                  bsp_vec_t *__vec);

/*

 * Install a debug handler.

 * Returns old handler being replaced.

 */

extern bsp_handler_t bsp_install_dbg_handler(bsp_handler_t __new_handler);

/*

 * Sometimes it is desireable to call the debug handler directly. This routine

 * accomplishes that. It is the responsibility of the caller to insure that

 * interrupts are disabled before calling this routine.

 */

extern void bsp_invoke_dbg_handler(int __exc_nr, void *__regs);

/*

 * Install a 'kill' handler. This handler is called when debugger

 * issues a kill command.

 * Returns old handler being replaced.

 */

extern bsp_handler_t bsp_install_kill_handler(bsp_handler_t __new_handler);

/*

 * Architecure specific routine to prepare CPU to execute

 * a single machine instruction.

 */

#ifndef USE_ECOS_HAL_SINGLESTEP

extern void bsp_singlestep_setup(void *__saved_regs);

#endif /* USE_ECOS_HAL_SINGLESTEP */

/*

 * Architecure specific routine to cleanup after a single-step

 * completes.

 */

#ifndef USE_ECOS_HAL_SINGLESTEP

extern void bsp_singlestep_cleanup(void *__saved_regs);

#endif /* USE_ECOS_HAL_SINGLESTEP */

/*

 * Architecture specific routine to skip past the current machine instruction.

 */

#ifndef USE_ECOS_HAL_SINGLESTEP

extern void bsp_skip_instruction(void *__saved_regs);

#endif /* USE_ECOS_HAL_SINGLESTEP */

/*

 * Return byte offset within the saved register area of the

 * given register.

 */

extern int bsp_regbyte(int __regno);

/*

 * Return size in bytes of given register.

 */

extern int bsp_regsize(int __regno);

/*

 * Setup the saved registered to establish the given Program Counter.

 */

#ifndef bsp_set_pc

extern void bsp_set_pc(unsigned long __pc, void *__saved_regs);

#endif

/*

 * Get the current Program Counter from the saved registers.

 */

#ifndef bsp_get_pc

unsigned long bsp_get_pc(void *__saved_regs);

#endif

extern int bsp_memory_read(void *__addr,    /* start addr of memory to read */

                           int  __asid,     /* address space id */

                           int  __rsize,    /* size of individual read ops */

                           int  __nreads,   /* number of read operations */

                           void *__buf);    /* result buffer */

extern int bsp_memory_write(void *__addr,   /* start addr of memory to write */

                            int  __asid,    /* address space id */

                            int  __wsize,   /* size of individual write ops */

                            int  __nwrites, /* number of write operations */

                            void *__buf);   /* source buffer for write data */

/*

 * Architecture specific routines to read and write CPU registers.

 */

extern void bsp_set_register(int __regno, void *__saved_regs, void *__val);

extern void bsp_get_register(int __regno, void *__saved_regs, void *__val);

/*

 * Architecture specific conversion of raw exception info into

 * a signal value.

 */

#ifndef bsp_get_signal

extern int  bsp_get_signal(int __exc_nr, void *__saved_regs);

#endif

/* light-weight bsp printf to console port */

extern void bsp_printf(const char *__fmt, ...);

/* light-weight bsp printf to debug port */

extern void bsp_dprintf(const char *__fmt, ...);

/* bsp vsprintf */

extern int bsp_vsprintf(char *__str, const char *__fmt, va_list __ap);

/* bsp vprintf to console port */

extern void bsp_vprintf(const char *__fmt, va_list __ap);

/* bsp vprintf to debug port */

extern void bsp_dvprintf(const char *__fmt, va_list __ap);

/* bsp sprintf */

extern void bsp_sprintf(char *str, const char *fmt, ...);

#ifdef NDEBUG

#define BSP_ASSERT(e)  ((void)0)

#else /* NDEBUG */

extern void _bsp_assert(const char *, const int, const char *);

#define BSP_ASSERT(e)  ((e) ? (void)0 : _bsp_assert(__FILE__, __LINE__, #e))

#endif /* NDEBUG */

/*

 * Functions for low-level console and debug i/o.

 */

extern void bsp_console_write(const char *__p, int __len);

extern void bsp_console_putc(char __ch);

extern int  bsp_console_read(char *__p, int __len);

extern int  bsp_console_getc(void);

extern void bsp_console_ungetc(char ch);

extern void bsp_debug_write(const char *__p, int __len);

extern int  bsp_debug_read(char *__p, int __len);

extern void bsp_debug_putc(char __ch);

extern int  bsp_debug_getc(void);

extern void bsp_debug_ungetc(char ch);

/*

 * Disable interrupts for debug comm channel.

 * Returns true if interrupts were previously enabled,

 * false if interrupts were already disabled.

 */

extern int  bsp_debug_irq_disable(void);

extern void bsp_debug_irq_enable(void);

/*

 * Cache control functions. May be noops for architectures not

 * supporting caches.

 *

 * The icache flush simply invalidates _at_least_ the range of

 * addresses specified.

 *

 * The dcache flush writes back (if write-back cache) and invalidates

 * _at_least_ the range of addresses specified.

 *

 */

extern void bsp_flush_dcache(void *__p, int __nbytes);

extern void bsp_flush_icache(void *__p, int __nbytes);

/*

 * Reset function. May be noops for architectures not

 * supporting software reset.

 */

extern void bsp_reset(void);

/*

 * Generic data (board and CPU specific) handling

 */

extern void *bsp_cpu_data(void);

extern void *bsp_board_data(void);

/*

 *  List of board characteristics which can be read queried by BSP clients. These

 *  information IDs are passed to:

 *

 *      int bsp_sysinfo(enum bsp_info_id id, ...);

 *

 *  Some pieces of information may have more than one instance. For example, the

 *  BSP will likely have information on multiple memory regions. In those cases,

 *  a particular instance may be accessed using a small integer index argument.

 *

 *  The following comments indicate what additional arguments are needed

 *  to access the specific information.

 */

enum bsp_info_id {

    /*

     * CPU and board names.

     *

     * err = bsp_sysinfo(BSP_INFO_PLATFORM,

     *                   struct bsp_platform_info *result)

     *

     *     err => zero if successful, -1 if unsupported.

     */

    BSP_INFO_PLATFORM,

    /*

     * Data, instruction, and secondary caches.

     *

     * err = bsp_sysinfo(BSP_INFO_[DIS]CACHE,

     *                   struct bsp_cache_info *result)

     *

     *     err => zero if successful, -1 if unsupported.

     *

     */

    BSP_INFO_DCACHE,

    BSP_INFO_ICACHE,

    BSP_INFO_SCACHE,

    /*

     * Memory region info.

     *

     * err = bsp_sysinfo(BSP_INFO_MEMORY,

     *                   int index,

     *                   struct bsp_mem_info *result)

     *

     *     err => zero if successful, -1 if invalid index.

     *

     * Caller should start index at zero, then increment index for subsequent

     * calls until error return indicates no more memory regions.

     */

    BSP_INFO_MEMORY,

    /*

     * Communication channel info.

     *

     * err = bsp_sysinfo(BSP_INFO_COMM,

     *                   int index,

     *                   struct bsp_comm_info *result)

     *

     *     err => zero if successful, -1 if invalid index.

     *

     * Caller should start index at zero, then increment index for subsequent

     * calls until error return indicates no more comm channels.

     */

    BSP_INFO_COMM

};

/*

 * Platform info.

 */

struct bsp_platform_info {

    const char *cpu;    /* CPU name*/

    const char *board;  /* board name */

    const char *extra;  /* extra info */

};

/*

 * Cache size info.

 */

struct bsp_cachesize_info {

    int   size;         /* total size in bytes */

    short linesize;     /* width of cacheline in bytes */

    short ways;         /* number of ways per line */

};

/*

 * Memory region info.

 * The BSP may describe multiple memory regions. For example,

 * DRAM may be comprised of several non-contiguous regions.

 * ROM and FLASH regions may also be described.

 *

 */

struct bsp_mem_info {

    void *phys_start;   /* physical start address */

    void *virt_start;   /* virtual start address */

    int  virt_asid;     /* some architectures also use an address space id */

    long nbytes;        /* length of region in bytes */

    int  kind;          /* kind of memory */

#define BSP_MEM_RAM    1

#define BSP_MEM_FLASH  2

#define BSP_MEM_ROM    3

};

struct bsp_comm_info {

    char    *name;

    short   kind;

#define BSP_COMM_SERIAL 1

#define BSP_COMM_ENET   2

    short   protocol;

#define BSP_PROTO_NONE  0

#define BSP_PROTO_UDP   1

#define BSP_PROTO_TCP   2

};

extern int bsp_sysinfo(enum bsp_info_id __id, ...);

/*

 * Set or get active debug and console channels.

 * Returns -1 if unsucessful.

 * If the passed in __comm_id is -1, then the id of the current channel

 * is returned.

 */

extern int bsp_set_debug_comm(int __comm_id);

extern int bsp_set_console_comm(int __comm_id);

/*

 * Set or get the current baud rate of a serial comm channel.

 * Returns -1 on if unsuccessful.

 * If the given baud is -1, then the current baudrate is returned.

 */

extern int bsp_set_serial_baud(int __comm_id, int baud);

#endif

#endif // __BSP_BSP_H__