aupcivar.h revision 1.2 1 1.2 gdamore /* $NetBSD: aupcivar.h,v 1.2 2006/02/16 01:55:17 gdamore Exp $ */
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3 1.1 gdamore /*-
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33 1.1 gdamore
34 1.1 gdamore #ifndef _MIPS_ALCHEMY_DEV_AUPCIVAR_H
35 1.1 gdamore #define _MIPS_ALCHEMY_DEV_AUPCIVAR_H
36 1.1 gdamore
37 1.1 gdamore #include <dev/pci/pcivar.h>
38 1.1 gdamore
39 1.1 gdamore /*
40 1.2 gdamore * PCI configuration space encompasses all 32-bits.
41 1.2 gdamore *
42 1.2 gdamore * PCI memory space encompasses all 32-bits, excepting that portion of
43 1.2 gdamore * the address space that is decoded by the Alchemy core for accesses
44 1.2 gdamore * to host memory. (That range is determined dynamically.)
45 1.2 gdamore *
46 1.2 gdamore * PCI I/O address range. We want to start offset from zero to avoid
47 1.2 gdamore * potential problems with devices. These addresses do not
48 1.2 gdamore * participate on the Alchemy system bus, hence we can choose any
49 1.2 gdamore * range we like. 16 MB is plenty.
50 1.2 gdamore */
51 1.2 gdamore
52 1.2 gdamore #define AUPCI_IO_START 0x1000000
53 1.2 gdamore #define AUPCI_IO_END 0x1FFFFFF
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55 1.2 gdamore
56 1.2 gdamore /*
57 1.1 gdamore * Machdep code must implement this. Stores an IRQ number in
58 1.1 gdamore * pci_intr_handle_t. See pci_intr_map(9) for more detail. Returns 0
59 1.1 gdamore * on success, non-zero on failure.
60 1.1 gdamore */
61 1.1 gdamore int aupci_intr_map(struct pci_attach_args *, pci_intr_handle_t *);
62 1.1 gdamore
63 1.1 gdamore #endif /* _MIPS_ALCHEMY_DEV_AUPCIVAR_H */
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