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/*	$NetBSD: ebusreg.h,v 1.2 2002/02/18 03:43:29 uwe Exp $	*/

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#ifndef _DEV_EBUS_EBUSREG_H_
#define _DEV_EBUS_EBUSREG_H_

/*
 * SPARC `ebus'
 *
 * The `ebus' bus is designed to plug traditional PC-ISA devices into
 * an SPARC system with as few costs as possible, without sacrificing
 * to performance.  Typically, it is implemented in the PCIO IC from
 * SME, which also implements a `hme-compatible' PCI network device
 * (`network').  The ebus has 4 DMA channels, similar to the DMA seen
 * in the ESP SCSI DMA.
 *
 * Typical UltraSPARC systems have a NatSemi SuperIO IC to provide
 * serial ports for the keyboard and mouse (`se'), floppy disk
 * controller (`fdthree'), parallel port controller (`bpp') connected
 * to the ebus, and a PCI-IDE controller (connected directly to the
 * PCI bus, of course), as well as a Siemens Nixdorf SAB82532 dual
 * channel serial controller (`su' providing ttya and ttyb), an MK48T59
 * EEPROM/clock controller (also where the idprom, including the
 * ethernet address, is located), the audio system (`SUNW,CS4231', same
 * as other UltraSPARC and some SPARC systems), and other various
 * internal devices found on traditional SPARC systems such as the
 * `power', `flashprom', etc., devices.  Other machines with this
 * device include microSPARC-IIep based systems, e.g. JavaStation10.
 *
 * The ebus uses an interrupt mapping scheme similar to PCI, though
 * the actual structures are different.
 */

/*
 * EBus PROM structures.  There's no official OFW binding for EBus,
 * so ms-IIep PROMs deviate from de-facto standard used on Ultra's.
 *
 * EBus address is represented in PROM by 2 cells: bar and offset.
 * "bar" specifies the EBus BAR register used to translate the
 * "offset" into PCI address space.
 *
 * On Ultra the bar is the _offset_ of the BAR in PCI config space but
 * in (some?) ms-IIep systems (e.g. Krups) it's the _number_ of the
 * BAR - e.g. BAR1 is represented by 1 in Krups PROM, while on Ultra
 * it's 0x14.
 */

struct ebus_regs {
	u_int32_t	hi;		/* high bits of physaddr */
	u_int32_t	lo;
	u_int32_t	size;
};

/*
 * XXX: uwe: on sparc32 it's not really a paddr, so this name is
 * misleading.  Since I don't have a sparc64 to test on, I keep this
 * old define here and add what I think is a correct one below.
 * sparc64 code should be switched to use the new one and the old one
 * (and this comment) shall be removed.
 */
#define	EBUS_PADDR_FROM_REG(reg)	((((paddr_t)((reg)->hi)) << 32UL) | ((paddr_t)(reg)->lo))

#define	EBUS_ADDR_FROM_REG(reg)		BUS_ADDR((reg)->hi, (reg)->lo)


struct ebus_ranges {
	u_int32_t	child_hi;	/* child high phys addr */
	u_int32_t	child_lo;	/* child low phys addr */
	u_int32_t	phys_hi;	/* parent high phys addr */
	u_int32_t	phys_mid;	/* parent mid phys addr */
	u_int32_t	phys_lo;	/* parent low phys addr */
	u_int32_t	size;
};


/* NB: ms-IIep PROMs lack these interrupt-related properties */
struct ebus_interrupt_map {
	u_int32_t	hi;		/* high phys addr mask */
	u_int32_t	lo;		/* low phys addr mask */
	u_int32_t	intr;		/* interrupt mask */
	int32_t		cnode;		/* child node */
	u_int32_t	cintr;		/* child interrupt */
};

struct ebus_interrupt_map_mask {
	u_int32_t	hi;		/* high phys addr */
	u_int32_t	lo;		/* low phys addr */
	u_int32_t	intr;		/* interrupt */
};


/*
 * DMA controller registers.
 *
 * The "next" registers are at the same locations.
 * Which one you write to depends on EN_NEXT bit in the DCSR.
 */
#define EBUS_DMAC_DCSR	0	/* control/status register */
#define EBUS_DMAC_DACR	4	/* address count register */
#define EBUS_DMAC_DNAR	4	/* next address register */
#define EBUS_DMAC_DBCR	8	/* byte count register */
#define EBUS_DMAC_DNBR	8	/* next byte register */

/* same registers as struct */
struct ebus_dmac_reg {
	u_int32_t dcsr;		/* control/status register */
	u_int32_t dacr;		/* address count register */
	u_int32_t dbcr;		/* byte count register */
};

/*
 * DCSR bits (PCIO manual, Table 7-23, pp 134-135)
 *
 * On Reset all the register bits except ID will be 0 and CYC_PENDING
 * will reflect the status of any pending requests.
 */
#define EBDMA_INT_PEND		0x00000001 /* interrupt pending */
#define EBDMA_ERR_PEND		0x00000002 /* error pending */
#define EBDMA_DRAIN		0x00000004 /* fifo's being drained to memory */
#define EBDMA_INT_EN		0x00000010 /* enable interrupts */
#define EBDMA_RESET		0x00000080 /* reset - write 0 to clear */
#define EBDMA_WRITE		0x00000100 /* 0: mem->dev, 1: dev->mem */
#define EBDMA_EN_DMA		0x00000200 /* enable DMA */
#define EBDMA_CYC_PEND		0x00000400 /* DMA cycle pending
					      - not safe to clear reset */
#define EBDMA_DIAG_RD_DONE	0x00000800 /* DIAG mode: DMA read completed */
#define EBDMA_DIAG_WR_DONE	0x00001000 /* DIAG mode: DMA write completed */
#define EBDMA_EN_CNT		0x00002000 /* enable byte counter */
#define EBDMA_TC		0x00004000 /* terminal count
					      - write 1 to clear */
#define EBDMA_DIS_CSR_DRN	0x00010000 /* disable fifo draining
					      on slave writes to CSR */
#define EBDMA_BURST_SIZE_MASK	0x000c0000 /* burst sizes: */
#define EBDMA_BURST_SIZE_4	    0x00000000 /* 00 -  4 words */
#define EBDMA_BURST_SIZE_8	    0x00040000 /* 01 -  8 words */
#define EBDMA_BURST_SIZE_1	    0x00080000 /* 10 -  1 word  */
#define EBDMA_BURST_SIZE_16	    0x000c0000 /* 11 - 16 words */
#define EBDMA_DIAG_EN		0x00100000 /* enable diag mode */
#define EBDMA_DIS_ERR_PEND	0x00400000 /* disable stop/interrupt
					      on error pedning */
#define EBDMA_TCI_DIS		0x00800000 /* disable interrupt on TC */
#define EBDMA_EN_NEXT		0x01000000 /* enable next address autoload
					      (must set EN_CNT too) */
#define EBDMA_DMA_ON		0x02000000 /* DMA is able to respond */
#define EBDMA_A_LOADED		0x04000000 /* DACR loaded
					      (directly or from DNAR) */
#define EBDMA_NA_LOADED		0x08000000 /* DNAR loaded */
#define EBDMA_ID_MASK		0xf0000000 /* Device ID = 0xC */

#define EBUS_DCSR_BITS \
    "\20\34NA_LOADED\33A_LOADED\32DMA_ON\31EN_NEXT\30TCI_DIS\27DIS_ERR_PEND" \
    "\25DIAG_EN\21DIS_CSR_DRN\17TC\16EN_CNT\15DIAG_WR_DONE\14DIAG_RD_DONE"   \
    "\13CYC_PEND\12EN_DMA\11WRITE\10RESET\6INT_EN\3DRAIN\2ERR_PEND\1INT_PEND"

#endif /* _DEV_EBUS_EBUSREG_H_ */