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33 * @(#)dmareg.h 7.3 (Berkeley) 5/7/91
34 */
35
36 /*
37 * Hardware layout for the 98620[ABC]:
38 * 98620A (old 320s?): byte/word DMA in up to 64K chunks
39 * 98620B (320s only): 98620A with programmable IPL
40 * 98620C (all others): byte/word/longword DMA in up to 4Gb chunks
41 */
42 #define v_char volatile char
43 #define v_int volatile int
44 #define vu_char volatile u_char
45 #define vu_short volatile u_short
46 #define vu_int volatile u_int
47
48 struct dmaBdevice {
49 v_char *dmaB_addr;
50 vu_short dmaB_count;
51 vu_short dmaB_cmd;
52 #define dmaB_stat dmaB_cmd
53 };
54
55 struct dmadevice {
56 v_char *dma_addr;
57 vu_int dma_count;
58 vu_short dma_cmd;
59 vu_short dma_stat;
60 };
61
62 struct dmareg {
63 struct dmaBdevice dma_Bchan0;
64 struct dmaBdevice dma_Bchan1;
65 /* the rest are 98620C specific */
66 v_char dma_id[4];
67 vu_char dma_cr;
68 char dma_pad1[0xEB];
69 struct dmadevice dma_chan0;
70 char dma_pad2[0xF4];
71 struct dmadevice dma_chan1;
72 };
73
74 #define NDMA 2
75
76 /* intr level must be >= level of any device using dma. i.e., splbio */
77 #define DMAINTLVL 5
78
79 /* addresses */
80 #define DMA_BASE IIOV(0x500000)
81
82 /* command bits */
83 #define DMA_ENAB 0x0001
84 #define DMA_WORD 0x0002
85 #define DMA_WRT 0x0004
86 #define DMA_PRI 0x0008
87 #define DMA_IPL(x) (((x) - 3) << 4)
88 #define DMA_LWORD 0x0100
89 #define DMA_START 0x8000
90
91 /* status bits */
92 #define DMA_ARMED 0x01
93 #define DMA_INTR 0x02
94 #define DMA_ACC 0x04
95 #define DMA_HALT 0x08
96 #define DMA_BERR 0x10
97 #define DMA_ALIGN 0x20
98 #define DMA_WRAP 0x40
99
100 #ifdef KERNEL
101 /*
102 * Macros to attempt to hide the HW differences between the 98620B DMA
103 * board and the 1TQ4-0401 DMA chip (68020C "board"). The latter
104 * includes emulation registers for the former but you need to access
105 * the "native-mode" registers directly in order to do 32-bit DMA.
106 *
107 * DMA_CLEAR: Clear interrupt on DMA board. We just use the
108 * emulation registers on the 98620C as that is easiest.
109 * DMA_STAT: Read status register. Again, we always read the
110 * emulation register. Someday we might want to
111 * look at the 98620C status to get the extended bits.
112 * DMA_ARM: Load address, count and kick-off DMA.
113 */
114 #define DMA_CLEAR(dc) { v_int dmaclr = (int)dc->sc_Bhwaddr->dmaB_addr; }
115 #define DMA_STAT(dc) dc->sc_Bhwaddr->dmaB_stat
116
117 #if defined(HP320)
118 #define DMA_ARM(dc) \
119 if (dc->sc_type == DMA_B) { \
120 register struct dmaBdevice *dma = dc->sc_Bhwaddr; \
121 dma->dmaB_addr = dc->sc_cur->dc_addr; \
122 dma->dmaB_count = dc->sc_cur->dc_count - 1; \
123 dma->dmaB_cmd = dc->sc_cmd; \
124 } else { \
125 register struct dmadevice *dma = dc->sc_hwaddr; \
126 dma->dma_addr = dc->sc_cur->dc_addr; \
127 dma->dma_count = dc->sc_cur->dc_count - 1; \
128 dma->dma_cmd = dc->sc_cmd; \
129 }
130 #else
131 #define DMA_ARM(dc) \
132 { \
133 register struct dmadevice *dma = dc->sc_hwaddr; \
134 dma->dma_addr = dc->sc_cur->dc_addr; \
135 dma->dma_count = dc->sc_cur->dc_count - 1; \
136 dma->dma_cmd = dc->sc_cmd; \
137 }
138 #endif
139 #endif
140