vmereg.h revision 1.5.70.1 1 /* $NetBSD: vmereg.h,v 1.5.70.1 2005/11/22 16:08:02 yamt Exp $ */
2
3 /*-
4 * Copyright (c) 1998 The NetBSD Foundation, Inc.
5 * All rights reserved.
6 *
7 * This code is derived from software contributed to The NetBSD Foundation
8 * by Paul Kranenburg.
9 *
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37 */
38
39 struct vmebusreg {
40 volatile uint32_t vmebus_cr; /* VMEbus control register */
41 volatile uint32_t vmebus_afar; /* VMEbus async fault address */
42 volatile uint32_t vmebus_afsr; /* VMEbus async fault status */
43 };
44
45 /* VME bus Register offsets */
46 #define VMEBUS_CR_REG 0
47 #define VMEBUS_AFAR_REG 4
48 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_REG 8
49
50 /* VME Control Register bits */
51 #define VMEBUS_CR_C 0x80000000 /* I/O cache enable */
52 #define VMEBUS_CR_S 0x40000000 /* VME slave enable */
53 #define VMEBUS_CR_L 0x20000000 /* Loopback enable (diagnostic) */
54 #define VMEBUS_CR_R 0x10000000 /* VMEbus reset */
55 #define VMEBUS_CR_RSVD 0x0ffffff0 /* reserved */
56 #define VMEBUS_CR_IMPL 0x0000000f /* VMEbus interface implementation */
57 #define VMEBUS_CR_BITS "\177\020" \
58 "f\0\4IMPL\0b\34R\0b\35L\0b\36S\0b\37C\0"
59
60 /* VME Asynchronous Fault Status bits */
61 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_SZ 0xe0000000 /* Error transaction size */
62 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_SZ4 0 /* 4 byte */
63 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_SZ1 1 /* 1 byte */
64 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_SZ2 2 /* 2 byte */
65 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_SZ32 5 /* 32 byte */
66 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_TO 0x10000000 /* VME master access time-out */
67 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_BERR 0x08000000 /* VME master got BERR */
68 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_WB 0x04000000 /* IOC write-back error (if SZ == 32) */
69 /* Non-IOC write error (id SZ != 32) */
70 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_ERR 0x02000000 /* Error summary bit */
71 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_S 0x01000000 /* MVME error in supervisor space */
72 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_ME 0x00800000 /* Multiple error */
73 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_RSVD 0x007fffff /* reserved */
74 #define VMEBUS_AFSR_BITS "\177\020" \
75 "b\27ME\0b\30S\0b\31ERR\0b\32WB\0\33TO\0f\34\3SZ\0"
76
77 struct vmebusvec {
78 volatile uint8_t vmebusvec[16];
79 };
80
81 /*
82 * VME IO-cache definitions.
83 */
84 #define VME_IOC_SIZE 0x8000
85 #define VME_IOC_LINESHFT 5
86 #define VME_IOC_LINESZ (1 << VME_IOC_LINESHFT)
87
88 /*
89 * The VME IO cache lines are selected by bits [13-22] of the DVMA address.
90 * A byte within a cache line is selected by bits [0-4]. The bits in between
91 * (e.g. [5-12]) are used as the cache tag.
92 */
93 #define VME_IOC_IDXSHFT 13
94 #define VME_IOC_IDXMASK 0x3ff
95 #define VME_IOC_PAGESZ (1 << VME_IOC_IDXSHFT) /* 8192 */
96 #define VME_IOC_LINE_IDX(addr) \
97 ((((u_long)(addr)) >> VME_IOC_IDXSHFT) & VME_IOC_IDXMASK)
98 #define VME_IOC_LINE(addr) (VME_IOC_LINE_IDX(addr) << VME_IOC_LINESHFT)
99
100 /* Format of a IO cache tag entry */
101 #define VME_IOC_W 0x00100000 /* Allow writes */
102 #define VME_IOC_IC 0x00200000 /* Line is cacheable */
103 #define VME_IOC_M 0x00400000 /* Line is modified */
104 #define VME_IOC_V 0x00800000 /* Data is valid */
105 #define VME_IOC_TAGMASK 0xff000000 /* Tag (bits <5-12> of DVMA) */
106 #define VME_IOC_BITS "\177\020" \
107 "b\24W\0b\25IC\0b\26M\0b\27V\0f\30\10TAG\0"
108
109 /*
110 * Physical IO-cache addresses.
111 * (expressed as offsets relative to VME vector registers, for want
112 * of something better).
113 */
114 #define VME_IOC_TAGOFFSET 0x0f000000
115 #define VME_IOC_DATAOFFSET 0x0f008000
116 #define VME_IOC_FLUSHOFFSET 0x0f020000
117