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     58  1.1  hikaru 
     59  1.1  hikaru #ifndef _DEV_PCI_QAT_HW15REG_H_
     60  1.1  hikaru #define _DEV_PCI_QAT_HW15REG_H_
     61  1.1  hikaru 
     62  1.1  hikaru /* Default message size in bytes */
     63  1.1  hikaru #define FW_REQ_DEFAULT_SZ_HW15		64
     64  1.1  hikaru #define FW_RESP_DEFAULT_SZ_HW15		64
     65  1.1  hikaru 
     66  1.1  hikaru #define ADMIN_RING_SIZE		256
     67  1.1  hikaru #define RING_NUM_ADMIN_TX	0
     68  1.1  hikaru #define RING_NUM_ADMIN_RX	1
     69  1.1  hikaru 
     70  1.1  hikaru /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
     71  1.1  hikaru /* accel */
     72  1.1  hikaru 
     73  1.1  hikaru #define ARCH_IF_FLAGS_VALID_FLAG		__BIT(7)
     74  1.1  hikaru #define ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_RING_TYPE		__BITS(4, 3)
     75  1.1  hikaru #define  ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_RING_TYPE_SHIFT	3
     76  1.1  hikaru #define  ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_RING_TYPE_SCRATCH	(0 << ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_RING_TYPE_SHIFT)
     77  1.1  hikaru #define  ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_RING_TYPE_NN	(1 << ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_RING_TYPE_SHIFT)
     78  1.1  hikaru #define  ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_RING_TYPE_ET	(2 << ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_RING_TYPE_SHIFT)
     79  1.1  hikaru #define ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE			__BITS(2, 0)
     80  1.1  hikaru #define  ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE_SHIFT		0
     81  1.1  hikaru #define   ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE_A		(0 << ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE_SHIFT)
     82  1.1  hikaru #define   ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE_B		(1 << ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE_SHIFT)
     83  1.1  hikaru #define   ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE_C		(2 << ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE_SHIFT)
     84  1.1  hikaru #define   ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE_S		(3 << ARCH_IF_FLAGS_RESP_TYPE_SHIFT)
     85  1.1  hikaru 
     86  1.1  hikaru enum arch_if_req {
     87  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_NULL,		/* NULL request type */
     88  1.1  hikaru 
     89  1.1  hikaru 	/* QAT-AE Service Request Type IDs - 01 to 20 */
     90  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_INIT,	/* QAT-FW Initialization Request */
     91  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_ADMIN,	/* QAT-FW Administration Request */
     92  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_PKE,		/* QAT-FW PKE Request */
     93  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_LA,		/* QAT-FW Lookaside Request */
     94  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_IPSEC,	/* QAT-FW IPSec Request */
     95  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_SSL,		/* QAT-FW SSL Request */
     96  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_DMA,		/* QAT-FW DMA Request */
     97  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_STORAGE,	/* QAT-FW Storage Request */
     98  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_COMPRESS,	/* QAT-FW Compression Request */
     99  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_QAT_FW_PATMATCH,	/* QAT-FW Pattern Matching Request */
    100  1.1  hikaru 
    101  1.1  hikaru 	/* IP Service (Range Match and Exception) Blocks Request Type IDs 21 - 30 */
    102  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_RM_FLOW_MISS = 21,	/* RM flow miss request */
    103  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_RM_FLOW_TIMER_EXP,	/* RM flow timer exp Request */
    104  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_IP_SERVICES_RFC_LOOKUP_UPDATE, /* RFC Lookup request */
    105  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_IP_SERVICES_CONFIG_UPDATE,	/* Config Update request */
    106  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_IP_SERVICES_FCT_CONFIG,	/* FCT Config request */
    107  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_IP_SERVICES_NEXT_HOP_TIMER_EXPIRY, /* NH Timer expiry request */
    108  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_IP_SERVICES_EXCEPTION,	/* Exception processign request */
    109  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_IP_SERVICES_STACK_DRIVER,	/* Send to SD request */
    110  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_IP_SERVICES_ACTION_HANDLER,	/* Send to AH request */
    111  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_IP_SERVICES_EVENT_HANDLER,	/* Send to EH request */
    112  1.1  hikaru 	ARCH_IF_REQ_DELIMITER			/* End delimiter */
    113  1.1  hikaru };
    114  1.1  hikaru 
    115  1.1  hikaru struct arch_if_req_hdr {
    116  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resp_dest_id;
    117  1.1  hikaru 	/* Opaque identifier passed from the request to response to allow
    118  1.1  hikaru 	 * response handler perform any further processing */
    119  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resp_pipe_id;
    120  1.1  hikaru 	/* Response pipe to write the response associated with this request to */
    121  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t req_type;
    122  1.1  hikaru 	/* Definition of the service described by the request */
    123  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t flags;
    124  1.1  hikaru 	/* Request and response control flags */
    125  1.1  hikaru };
    126  1.1  hikaru 
    127  1.1  hikaru struct arch_if_resp_hdr {
    128  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t dest_id;
    129  1.1  hikaru 	/* Opaque identifier passed from the request to response to allow
    130  1.1  hikaru 	 * response handler perform any further processing */
    131  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t serv_id;
    132  1.1  hikaru 	/* Definition of the service id generating the response */
    133  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resp_type;
    134  1.1  hikaru 	/* Definition of the service described by the request */
    135  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t flags;
    136  1.1  hikaru 	/* Request and response control flags */
    137  1.1  hikaru };
    138  1.1  hikaru 
    139  1.1  hikaru struct fw_comn_req_hdr {
    140  1.1  hikaru 	struct arch_if_req_hdr arch_if;
    141  1.1  hikaru 	/* Common arch fields used by all ICP interface requests. Remaining
    142  1.1  hikaru 	 * fields are specific to the common QAT FW service. */
    143  1.1  hikaru 	uint16_t comn_req_flags;
    144  1.1  hikaru 	/* Flags used to describe common processing required by the request and
    145  1.1  hikaru 	 * the meaning of parameters in it i.e. differentiating between a buffer
    146  1.1  hikaru 	 * descriptor and a flat buffer pointer in the source (src) and destination
    147  1.1  hikaru 	 * (dest) data address fields. Full definition of the fields is given
    148  1.1  hikaru 	 * below */
    149  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t content_desc_params_sz;
    150  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size of the content descriptor parameters in quad words. These
    151  1.1  hikaru 	 * parameters describe the session setup configuration info for the
    152  1.1  hikaru 	 * slices that this request relies upon i.e. the configuration word and
    153  1.1  hikaru 	 * cipher key needed by the cipher slice if there is a request for cipher
    154  1.1  hikaru 	 * processing. The format of the parameters are contained in icp_qat_hw.h
    155  1.1  hikaru 	 * and vary depending on the algorithm and mode being used. It is the
    156  1.1  hikaru 	 * clients responsibility to ensure this structure is correctly packed */
    157  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t content_desc_hdr_sz;
    158  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size of the content descriptor header in quad words. This information
    159  1.1  hikaru 	 * is read into the QAT AE xfr registers */
    160  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t content_desc_addr;
    161  1.1  hikaru 	/* Address of the content descriptor containing both the content header
    162  1.1  hikaru 	 * the size of which is defined by content_desc_hdr_sz followed by the
    163  1.1  hikaru 	 * content parameters whose size is described bycontent_desc_params_sz
    164  1.1  hikaru 	 */
    165  1.1  hikaru };
    166  1.1  hikaru 
    167  1.1  hikaru struct fw_comn_req_mid {
    168  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t opaque_data;
    169  1.1  hikaru 	/* Opaque data passed unmodified from the request to response messages
    170  1.1  hikaru 	 * by firmware (fw) */
    171  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t src_data_addr;
    172  1.1  hikaru 	/* Generic definition of the source data supplied to the QAT AE. The
    173  1.1  hikaru 	 * common flags are used to further describe the attributes of this
    174  1.1  hikaru 	 * field */
    175  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t dest_data_addr;
    176  1.1  hikaru 	/* Generic definition of the destination data supplied to the QAT AE.
    177  1.1  hikaru 	 * The common flags are used to further describe the attributes of this
    178  1.1  hikaru 	 * field */
    179  1.1  hikaru };
    180  1.1  hikaru 
    181  1.1  hikaru union fw_comn_req_ftr {
    182  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t next_request_addr;
    183  1.1  hikaru 	/* Overloaded field, for stateful requests, this field is the pointer to
    184  1.1  hikaru 	   next request descriptor */
    185  1.1  hikaru 	struct {
    186  1.1  hikaru 		uint32_t src_length;
    187  1.1  hikaru 		/* Length of source flat buffer incase src buffer type is flat */
    188  1.1  hikaru 		uint32_t dst_length;
    189  1.1  hikaru 		/* Length of source flat buffer incase dst buffer type is flat */
    190  1.1  hikaru 	} s;
    191  1.1  hikaru };
    192  1.1  hikaru 
    193  1.1  hikaru union fw_comn_error {
    194  1.1  hikaru 	struct {
    195  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t resrvd;		/* 8 bit reserved field */
    196  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t comn_err_code;	/**< 8 bit common error code */
    197  1.1  hikaru 	} s;
    198  1.1  hikaru 	/* Structure which is used for non-compression responses */
    199  1.1  hikaru 
    200  1.1  hikaru 	struct {
    201  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t xlat_err_code;	/* 8 bit translator error field */
    202  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t cmp_err_code;	/* 8 bit compression error field */
    203  1.1  hikaru 	} s1;
    204  1.1  hikaru 	/* Structure which is used for compression responses */
    205  1.1  hikaru };
    206  1.1  hikaru 
    207  1.1  hikaru struct fw_comn_resp_hdr {
    208  1.1  hikaru 	struct arch_if_resp_hdr arch_if;
    209  1.1  hikaru 	/* Common arch fields used by all ICP interface response messages. The
    210  1.1  hikaru 	 * remaining fields are specific to the QAT FW */
    211  1.1  hikaru 	union fw_comn_error comn_error;
    212  1.1  hikaru 	/* This field is overloaded to allow for one 8 bit common error field
    213  1.1  hikaru 	 * or two 8 bit error fields from compression and translator  */
    214  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t comn_status;
    215  1.1  hikaru 	/* Status field which specifies which slice(s) report an error */
    216  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t serv_cmd_id;
    217  1.1  hikaru 	/* For services that define multiple commands this field represents the
    218  1.1  hikaru 	 * command. If only 1 command is supported then this field will be 0 */
    219  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t opaque_data;
    220  1.1  hikaru 	/* Opaque data passed from the request to the response message */
    221  1.1  hikaru };
    222  1.1  hikaru 
    223  1.1  hikaru 
    224  1.1  hikaru #define RING_MASK_TABLE_ENTRY_LOG_SZ			(5)
    225  1.1  hikaru 
    226  1.1  hikaru #define FW_INIT_RING_MASK_SET(table, id)			\
    227  1.1  hikaru 		table->firt_ring_mask[id >> RING_MASK_TABLE_ENTRY_LOG_SZ] =\
    228  1.1  hikaru 		table->firt_ring_mask[id >> RING_MASK_TABLE_ENTRY_LOG_SZ] | \
    229  1.1  hikaru 		(1 << (id & 0x1f))
    230  1.1  hikaru 
    231  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_ring_params {
    232  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t firp_curr_weight;	/* Current ring weight (working copy),
    233  1.1  hikaru 					 * has to be equal to init_weight */
    234  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t firp_init_weight;	/* Initial ring weight: -1 ... 0
    235  1.1  hikaru 					 * -1 is equal to FF, -2 is equal to FE,
    236  1.1  hikaru 					 * the weighting uses negative logic
    237  1.1  hikaru 					 * where FF means poll the ring once,
    238  1.1  hikaru 					 * -2 is poll the ring twice,
    239  1.1  hikaru 					 * 0 is poll the ring 255 times */
    240  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t firp_ring_pvl;		/* Ring Privilege Level. */
    241  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t firp_reserved;		/* Reserved field which must be set
    242  1.1  hikaru 					 * to 0 by the client */
    243  1.1  hikaru };
    244  1.1  hikaru 
    245  1.1  hikaru #define INIT_RING_TABLE_SZ		128
    246  1.1  hikaru #define INIT_RING_TABLE_LW_SZ		4
    247  1.1  hikaru 
    248  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_ring_table {
    249  1.1  hikaru 	struct fw_init_ring_params firt_bulk_rings[INIT_RING_TABLE_SZ];
    250  1.1  hikaru 					/* array of ring parameters */
    251  1.1  hikaru 	uint32_t firt_ring_mask[INIT_RING_TABLE_LW_SZ];
    252  1.1  hikaru 					/* Structure to hold the bit masks for
    253  1.1  hikaru 					 * 128 rings. */
    254  1.1  hikaru };
    255  1.1  hikaru 
    256  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_set_ae_info_hdr {
    257  1.1  hikaru 	uint16_t init_slice_mask;	/* Init time flags to set the ownership of the slices */
    258  1.1  hikaru 	uint16_t resrvd;		/* Reserved field and must be set to 0 by the client */
    259  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t init_qat_id;		/* Init time qat id described in the request */
    260  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t init_ring_cluster_id;	/* Init time ring cluster Id */
    261  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t init_trgt_id;		/* Init time target AE id described in the request */
    262  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t init_cmd_id;		/* Init time command that is described in the request */
    263  1.1  hikaru };
    264  1.1  hikaru 
    265  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_set_ae_info {
    266  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t init_shram_mask;	/* Init time shram mask to set the page ownership in page pool of AE*/
    267  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t resrvd;		/* Reserved field and must be set to 0 by the client */
    268  1.1  hikaru };
    269  1.1  hikaru 
    270  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_set_ring_info_hdr {
    271  1.1  hikaru 	uint32_t resrvd;		/* Reserved field and must be set to 0 by the client */
    272  1.1  hikaru 	uint16_t init_ring_tbl_sz;	/* Init time information to state size of the ring table */
    273  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t init_trgt_id;		/* Init time target AE id described in the request */
    274  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t init_cmd_id;		/* Init time command that is described in the request */
    275  1.1  hikaru };
    276  1.1  hikaru 
    277  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_set_ring_info {
    278  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t init_ring_table_ptr;	/* Pointer to weighting information for 128 rings  */
    279  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t resrvd;		/* Reserved field and must be set to 0 by the client */
    280  1.1  hikaru };
    281  1.1  hikaru 
    282  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_trng_hdr {
    283  1.1  hikaru 	uint32_t resrvd;	/* Reserved field and must be set to 0 by the client */
    284  1.1  hikaru 	union {
    285  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t resrvd;	/* Reserved field set to if cmd type is trng disable */
    286  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t init_trng_cfg_sz;	/* Size of the trng config word in QW*/
    287  1.1  hikaru 	} u;
    288  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resrvd1;	/* Reserved field and must be set to 0 by the client */
    289  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t init_trgt_id;	/* Init time target AE id described in the request */
    290  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t init_cmd_id;	/* Init time command that is described in the request */
    291  1.1  hikaru };
    292  1.1  hikaru 
    293  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_trng {
    294  1.1  hikaru 	union {
    295  1.1  hikaru 		uint64_t resrvd;	/* Reserved field set to 0 if cmd type is trng disable */
    296  1.1  hikaru 		uint64_t init_trng_cfg_ptr;	/* Pointer to TRNG Slice config word*/
    297  1.1  hikaru 	} u;
    298  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t resrvd;		/* Reserved field and must be set to 0 by the client */
    299  1.1  hikaru };
    300  1.1  hikaru 
    301  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_req {
    302  1.1  hikaru 	struct fw_comn_req_hdr comn_hdr;	/* Common request header */
    303  1.1  hikaru 	union {
    304  1.1  hikaru 		struct fw_init_set_ae_info_hdr set_ae_info;
    305  1.1  hikaru 		/* INIT SET_AE_INFO request header structure */
    306  1.1  hikaru 		struct fw_init_set_ring_info_hdr set_ring_info;
    307  1.1  hikaru 		/* INIT SET_RING_INFO request header structure */
    308  1.1  hikaru 		struct fw_init_trng_hdr init_trng;
    309  1.1  hikaru 		/* INIT TRNG ENABLE/DISABLE request header structure */
    310  1.1  hikaru 	} u;
    311  1.1  hikaru 	struct fw_comn_req_mid comn_mid;	/* Common request middle section */
    312  1.1  hikaru 	union {
    313  1.1  hikaru 		struct fw_init_set_ae_info set_ae_info;
    314  1.1  hikaru 		/* INIT SET_AE_INFO request data structure */
    315  1.1  hikaru 		struct fw_init_set_ring_info set_ring_info;
    316  1.1  hikaru 		/* INIT SET_RING_INFO request data structure */
    317  1.1  hikaru 		struct fw_init_trng init_trng;
    318  1.1  hikaru 		/* INIT TRNG ENABLE/DISABLE request data structure */
    319  1.1  hikaru 	} u1;
    320  1.1  hikaru };
    321  1.1  hikaru 
    322  1.1  hikaru enum fw_init_cmd_id {
    323  1.1  hikaru 	FW_INIT_CMD_SET_AE_INFO,	/* Setup AE Info command type */
    324  1.1  hikaru 	FW_INIT_CMD_SET_RING_INFO,	/* Setup Ring Info command type */
    325  1.1  hikaru 	FW_INIT_CMD_TRNG_ENABLE,	/* TRNG Enable command type */
    326  1.1  hikaru 	FW_INIT_CMD_TRNG_DISABLE,	/* TRNG Disable command type */
    327  1.1  hikaru 	FW_INIT_CMD_DELIMITER		/* Delimiter type */
    328  1.1  hikaru };
    329  1.1  hikaru 
    330  1.1  hikaru struct fw_init_resp {
    331  1.1  hikaru 	struct fw_comn_resp_hdr comn_resp;	/* Common interface response */
    332  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resrvd[64 - sizeof(struct fw_comn_resp_hdr)];
    333  1.1  hikaru 	/* XXX FW_RESP_DEFAULT_SZ_HW15 */
    334  1.1  hikaru 	/* Reserved padding out to the default response size */
    335  1.1  hikaru };
    336  1.1  hikaru 
    337  1.1  hikaru 
    338  1.1  hikaru /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
    339  1.1  hikaru /* look aside */
    340  1.1  hikaru 
    341  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_ORD				UINT16_C(0x8000)
    342  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_ORD_SHIFT			15
    343  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_ORD_NONE			(0 << COMN_REQ_ORD_SHIFT)
    344  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_ORD_STRICT			(1 << COMN_REQ_ORD_SHIFT)
    345  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_PTR_TYPE			UINT16_C(0x4000)
    346  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_PTR_TYPE_SHIFT		14
    347  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_PTR_TYPE_FLAT		(0 << COMN_REQ_PTR_TYPE_SHIFT)
    348  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_PTR_TYPE_SGL			(1 << COMN_REQ_PTR_TYPE_SHIFT)
    349  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_RESERVED			UINT16_C(0x2000)
    350  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_SHRAM_INIT			UINT16_C(0x1000)
    351  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_SHRAM_INIT_SHIFT		12
    352  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_SHRAM_INIT_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_SHRAM_INIT_SHIFT)
    353  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_REGEX_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0800)
    354  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_REGEX_SLICE_SHIFT		11
    355  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_REGEX_SLICE_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_REGEX_SLICE_SHIFT)
    356  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_XLAT_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0400)
    357  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_XLAT_SLICE_SHIFT		10
    358  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_XLAT_SLICE_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_XLAT_SLICE_SHIFT)
    359  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_CPR_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0200)
    360  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_CPR_SLICE_SHIFT		9
    361  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_CPR_SLICE_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_CPR_SLICE_SHIFT)
    362  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_BULK_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0100)
    363  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_BULK_SLICE_SHIFT		8
    364  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_BULK_SLICE_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_BULK_SLICE_SHIFT)
    365  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_STORAGE_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0080)
    366  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_STORAGE_SLICE_SHIFT		7
    367  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_STORAGE_SLICE_REQUIRED	(1 << COMN_REQ_STORAGE_SLICE_SHIFT)
    368  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_RND_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0040)
    369  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_RND_SLICE_SHIFT		6
    370  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_RND_SLICE_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_RND_SLICE_SHIFT)
    371  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_PKE1_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0020)
    372  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_PKE1_SLICE_SHIFT		5
    373  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_PKE1_SLICE_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_PKE1_SLICE_SHIFT)
    374  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_PKE0_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0010)
    375  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_PKE0_SLICE_SHIFT		4
    376  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_PKE0_SLICE_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_PKE0_SLICE_SHIFT)
    377  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_AUTH1_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0008)
    378  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_AUTH1_SLICE_SHIFT		3
    379  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_AUTH1_SLICE_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_AUTH1_SLICE_SHIFT)
    380  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_AUTH0_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0004)
    381  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_AUTH0_SLICE_SHIFT		2
    382  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_AUTH0_SLICE_REQUIRED		(1 << COMN_REQ_AUTH0_SLICE_SHIFT)
    383  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_CIPHER1_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0002)
    384  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_CIPHER1_SLICE_SHIFT		1
    385  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_CIPHER1_SLICE_REQUIRED	(1 << COMN_REQ_CIPHER1_SLICE_SHIFT)
    386  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_CIPHER0_SLICE			UINT16_C(0x0001)
    387  1.1  hikaru #define  COMN_REQ_CIPHER0_SLICE_SHIFT		0
    388  1.1  hikaru #define   COMN_REQ_CIPHER0_SLICE_REQUIRED	(1 << COMN_REQ_CIPHER0_SLICE_SHIFT)
    389  1.1  hikaru 
    390  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_CY0_ONLY(shram)			\
    391  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_ORD_STRICT |			\
    392  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_PTR_TYPE_FLAT |		\
    393  1.1  hikaru 		(shram) |				\
    394  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_RND_SLICE_REQUIRED | 		\
    395  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_PKE0_SLICE_REQUIRED |		\
    396  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_AUTH0_SLICE_REQUIRED |		\
    397  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_CIPHER0_SLICE_REQUIRED;
    398  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_REQ_CY1_ONLY(shram)			\
    399  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_ORD_STRICT |			\
    400  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_PTR_TYPE_FLAT |		\
    401  1.1  hikaru 		(shram) |				\
    402  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_PKE1_SLICE_REQUIRED |		\
    403  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_AUTH1_SLICE_REQUIRED |		\
    404  1.1  hikaru 		COMN_REQ_CIPHER1_SLICE_REQUIRED;
    405  1.1  hikaru 
    406  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_RESP_CRYPTO_STATUS		__BIT(7)
    407  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_RESP_PKE_STATUS		__BIT(6)
    408  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_RESP_CMP_STATUS		__BIT(5)
    409  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_RESP_XLAT_STATUS		__BIT(4)
    410  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_RESP_PM_STATUS		__BIT(3)
    411  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_RESP_INIT_ADMIN_STATUS	__BIT(2)
    412  1.1  hikaru 
    413  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_STATUS_FLAG_OK		0
    414  1.1  hikaru #define COMN_STATUS_FLAG_ERROR		1
    415  1.1  hikaru 
    416  1.1  hikaru struct fw_la_ssl_tls_common {
    417  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t out_len;	/* Number of bytes of key material to output. */
    418  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t label_len;	/* Number of bytes of label for SSL and bytes
    419  1.1  hikaru 				 * for TLS key generation  */
    420  1.1  hikaru };
    421  1.1  hikaru 
    422  1.1  hikaru struct fw_la_mgf_common {
    423  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t hash_len;
    424  1.1  hikaru 	/* Number of bytes of hash output by the QAT per iteration */
    425  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t seed_len;
    426  1.1  hikaru 	/* Number of bytes of seed provided in src buffer for MGF1 */
    427  1.1  hikaru };
    428  1.1  hikaru 
    429  1.1  hikaru struct fw_cipher_hdr {
    430  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t state_sz;
    431  1.1  hikaru 	/* State size in quad words of the cipher algorithm used in this session.
    432  1.1  hikaru 	 * Set to zero if the algorithm doesnt provide any state */
    433  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t offset;
    434  1.1  hikaru 	/* Quad word offset from the content descriptor parameters address i.e.
    435  1.1  hikaru 	 * (content_address + (cd_hdr_sz << 3)) to the parameters for the cipher
    436  1.1  hikaru 	 * processing */
    437  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t curr_id;
    438  1.1  hikaru 	/* Initialised with the cipher slice type */
    439  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t next_id;
    440  1.1  hikaru 	/* Set to the next slice to pass the ciphered data through.
    441  1.1  hikaru 	 * Set to ICP_QAT_FW_SLICE_DRAM_WR if the data is not to go through
    442  1.1  hikaru 	 * anymore slices after cipher */
    443  1.1  hikaru 	uint16_t resrvd;
    444  1.1  hikaru 	/* Reserved padding byte to bring the struct to the word boundary. MUST be
    445  1.1  hikaru 	 * set to 0 */
    446  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t state_padding_sz;
    447  1.1  hikaru 	/* State padding size in quad words. Set to 0 if no padding is required. */
    448  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t key_sz;
    449  1.1  hikaru 	/* Key size in quad words of the cipher algorithm used in this session */
    450  1.1  hikaru };
    451  1.1  hikaru 
    452  1.1  hikaru struct fw_auth_hdr {
    453  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t hash_flags;
    454  1.1  hikaru 	/* General flags defining the processing to perform. 0 is normal processing
    455  1.1  hikaru 	 * and 1 means there is a nested hash processing loop to go through */
    456  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t offset;
    457  1.1  hikaru 	/* Quad word offset from the content descriptor parameters address to the
    458  1.1  hikaru 	 * parameters for the auth processing */
    459  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t curr_id;
    460  1.1  hikaru 	/* Initialised with the auth slice type */
    461  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t next_id;
    462  1.1  hikaru 	/* Set to the next slice to pass data through.
    463  1.1  hikaru 	 * Set to ICP_QAT_FW_SLICE_DRAM_WR if the data is not to go through
    464  1.1  hikaru 	 * anymore slices after auth */
    465  1.1  hikaru 	union {
    466  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t inner_prefix_sz;
    467  1.1  hikaru 		/* Size in bytes of the inner prefix data */
    468  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t aad_sz;
    469  1.1  hikaru 		/* Size in bytes of padded AAD data to prefix to the packet for CCM
    470  1.1  hikaru 		 *  or GCM processing */
    471  1.1  hikaru 	} u;
    472  1.1  hikaru 
    473  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t outer_prefix_sz;
    474  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size in bytes of outer prefix data */
    475  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t final_sz;
    476  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size in bytes of digest to be returned to the client if requested */
    477  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t inner_res_sz;
    478  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size in bytes of the digest from the inner hash algorithm */
    479  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resrvd;
    480  1.1  hikaru 	/* This field is unused, assumed value is zero. */
    481  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t inner_state1_sz;
    482  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size in bytes of inner hash state1 data. Must be a qword multiple */
    483  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t inner_state2_off;
    484  1.1  hikaru 	/* Quad word offset from the content descriptor parameters pointer to the
    485  1.1  hikaru 	 * inner state2 value */
    486  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t inner_state2_sz;
    487  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size in bytes of inner hash state2 data. Must be a qword multiple */
    488  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t outer_config_off;
    489  1.1  hikaru 	/* Quad word offset from the content descriptor parameters pointer to the
    490  1.1  hikaru 	 * outer configuration information */
    491  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t outer_state1_sz;
    492  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size in bytes of the outer state1 value */
    493  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t outer_res_sz;
    494  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size in bytes of digest from the outer auth algorithm */
    495  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t outer_prefix_off;
    496  1.1  hikaru 	/* Quad word offset from the start of the inner prefix data to the outer
    497  1.1  hikaru 	 * prefix information. Should equal the rounded inner prefix size, converted
    498  1.1  hikaru 	 * to qwords  */
    499  1.1  hikaru };
    500  1.1  hikaru 
    501  1.1  hikaru #define FW_AUTH_HDR_FLAG_DO_NESTED	1
    502  1.1  hikaru #define FW_AUTH_HDR_FLAG_NO_NESTED	0
    503  1.1  hikaru 
    504  1.1  hikaru struct fw_la_comn_req {
    505  1.1  hikaru 	union {
    506  1.1  hikaru 		uint16_t la_flags;
    507  1.1  hikaru 		/* Definition of the common LA processing flags used for the
    508  1.1  hikaru 		 * bulk processing */
    509  1.1  hikaru 		union {
    510  1.1  hikaru 			struct fw_la_ssl_tls_common ssl_tls_common;
    511  1.1  hikaru 			/* For TLS or SSL Key Generation, this field is
    512  1.1  hikaru 			 * overloaded with ssl_tls common information */
    513  1.1  hikaru 			struct fw_la_mgf_common mgf_common;
    514  1.1  hikaru 			/* For MGF Key Generation, this field is overloaded with
    515  1.1  hikaru 			   mgf information */
    516  1.1  hikaru 		} u;
    517  1.1  hikaru 	} u;
    518  1.1  hikaru 
    519  1.1  hikaru 	union {
    520  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t resrvd;
    521  1.1  hikaru 		/* If not useRd by a request this field must be set to 0 */
    522  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t tls_seed_len;
    523  1.1  hikaru 		/* Byte Len of tls seed */
    524  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t req_params_blk_sz;
    525  1.1  hikaru 		/* For bulk processing this field represents the request
    526  1.1  hikaru 		 * parameters block size */
    527  1.1  hikaru 		uint8_t trng_cfg_sz;
    528  1.1  hikaru 		/* This field is used for TRNG_ENABLE requests to indicate the
    529  1.1  hikaru 		 * size of the TRNG Slice configuration word. Size is in QW's */
    530  1.1  hikaru 	} u1;
    531  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t la_cmd_id;
    532  1.1  hikaru 	/* Definition of the LA command defined by this request */
    533  1.1  hikaru 
    534  1.1  hikaru };
    535  1.1  hikaru 
    536  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_GCM_IV_LEN_FLAG	__BIT(9)
    537  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_PROTO			__BITS(8, 6)
    538  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_PROTO_SNOW_3G		__SHIFTIN(4, LA_FLAGS_PROTO)
    539  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_PROTO_GCM		__SHIFTIN(2, LA_FLAGS_PROTO)
    540  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_PROTO_CCM		__SHIFTIN(1, LA_FLAGS_PROTO)
    541  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_PROTO_NO		__SHIFTIN(0, LA_FLAGS_PROTO)
    542  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_DIGEST_IN_BUFFER	__BIT(5)
    543  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_CMP_AUTH_RES		__BIT(4)
    544  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_RET_AUTH_RES		__BIT(3)
    545  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_UPDATE_STATE		__BIT(2)
    546  1.1  hikaru #define LA_FLAGS_PARTIAL		__BITS(1, 0)
    547  1.1  hikaru 
    548  1.1  hikaru 
    549  1.1  hikaru struct fw_la_bulk_req {
    550  1.1  hikaru 	struct fw_comn_req_hdr comn_hdr;
    551  1.1  hikaru 	/* Common request header */
    552  1.1  hikaru 	uint32_t flow_id;
    553  1.1  hikaru 	/* Field used by Firmware to limit the number of stateful requests
    554  1.1  hikaru 	 * for a session being processed at a given point of time */
    555  1.1  hikaru 	struct fw_la_comn_req comn_la_req;
    556  1.1  hikaru 	/* Common LA request parameters */
    557  1.1  hikaru 	struct fw_comn_req_mid comn_mid;
    558  1.1  hikaru 	/* Common request middle section */
    559  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t req_params_addr;
    560  1.1  hikaru 	/* Memory address of the request parameters */
    561  1.1  hikaru 	union fw_comn_req_ftr comn_ftr;
    562  1.1  hikaru 	/* Common request footer */
    563  1.1  hikaru };
    564  1.1  hikaru 
    565  1.1  hikaru struct fw_la_resp {
    566  1.1  hikaru 	struct fw_comn_resp_hdr comn_resp;
    567  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resrvd[64 - sizeof(struct fw_comn_resp_hdr)];
    568  1.1  hikaru 	/* FW_RESP_DEFAULT_SZ_HW15 */
    569  1.1  hikaru };
    570  1.1  hikaru 
    571  1.1  hikaru struct fw_la_cipher_req_params {
    572  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resrvd;
    573  1.1  hikaru 	/* Reserved field and assumed set to 0 */
    574  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t cipher_state_sz;
    575  1.1  hikaru 	/* Number of quad words of state data for the cipher algorithm */
    576  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t curr_id;
    577  1.1  hikaru 	/* Initialised with the cipher slice type */
    578  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t next_id;
    579  1.1  hikaru 	/* Set to the next slice to pass the ciphered data through.
    580  1.1  hikaru 	 * Set to ICP_QAT_FW_SLICE_DRAM_WR if the data is not to go through
    581  1.1  hikaru 	 * anymore slices after cipher */
    582  1.1  hikaru 	uint16_t resrvd1;
    583  1.1  hikaru 	/* Reserved field, should be set to zero*/
    584  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resrvd2;
    585  1.1  hikaru 	/* Reserved field, should be set to zero*/
    586  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t next_offset;
    587  1.1  hikaru 	/* Offset in bytes to the next request parameter block */
    588  1.1  hikaru 	uint32_t cipher_off;
    589  1.1  hikaru 	/* Byte offset from the start of packet to the cipher data region */
    590  1.1  hikaru 	uint32_t cipher_len;
    591  1.1  hikaru 	/* Byte length of the cipher data region */
    592  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t state_address;
    593  1.1  hikaru 	/* Flat buffer address in memory of the cipher state information. Unused
    594  1.1  hikaru 	 * if the state size is 0 */
    595  1.1  hikaru };
    596  1.1  hikaru 
    597  1.1  hikaru struct fw_la_auth_req_params {
    598  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t auth_res_sz;
    599  1.1  hikaru 	/* Size in quad words of digest information to validate */
    600  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t hash_state_sz;
    601  1.1  hikaru 	/* Number of quad words of inner and outer hash prefix data to process */
    602  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t curr_id;
    603  1.1  hikaru 	/* Initialised with the auth slice type */
    604  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t next_id;
    605  1.1  hikaru 	/* Set to the next slice to pass the auth data through.
    606  1.1  hikaru 	 * Set to ICP_QAT_FW_SLICE_NULL for in-place auth-only requests
    607  1.1  hikaru 	 * Set to ICP_QAT_FW_SLICE_DRAM_WR for all other request types
    608  1.1  hikaru 	 * if the data is not to go through anymore slices after auth */
    609  1.1  hikaru 	union {
    610  1.1  hikaru 		uint16_t resrvd;
    611  1.1  hikaru 		/* Reserved field should be set to zero for bulk services */
    612  1.1  hikaru 		uint16_t tls_secret_len;
    613  1.1  hikaru 		/* Length of Secret information for TLS.   */
    614  1.1  hikaru 	} u;
    615  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t resrvd;
    616  1.1  hikaru 	/* Reserved field, should be set to zero*/
    617  1.1  hikaru 	uint8_t next_offset;
    618  1.1  hikaru 	/* offset in bytes to the next request parameter block */
    619  1.1  hikaru 	uint32_t auth_off;
    620  1.1  hikaru 	/* Byte offset from the start of packet to the auth data region */
    621  1.1  hikaru 	uint32_t auth_len;
    622  1.1  hikaru 	/* Byte length of the auth data region */
    623  1.1  hikaru 	union {
    624  1.1  hikaru 		uint64_t prefix_addr;
    625  1.1  hikaru 		/* Address of the prefix information */
    626  1.1  hikaru 		uint64_t aad_addr;
    627  1.1  hikaru 		/* Address of the AAD info in DRAM. Used for the CCM and GCM
    628  1.1  hikaru 		 * protocols */
    629  1.1  hikaru 	} u1;
    630  1.1  hikaru 	uint64_t auth_res_address;
    631  1.1  hikaru 	/* Address of the auth result information to validate or the location to
    632  1.1  hikaru 	 * writeback the digest information to */
    633  1.1  hikaru };
    634  1.1  hikaru 
    635  1.1  hikaru 
    636  1.1  hikaru #endif
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