ubavar.h revision 1.29 1 1.29 matt /* $NetBSD: ubavar.h,v 1.29 2000/06/04 06:17:04 matt Exp $ */
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35 1.2 cgd * @(#)ubavar.h 7.7 (Berkeley) 6/28/90
36 1.1 ragge */
37 1.26 matt #ifndef _QBUS_UBAVAR_H
38 1.26 matt #define _QBUS_UBAVAR_H
39 1.1 ragge
40 1.1 ragge /*
41 1.1 ragge * This file contains definitions related to the kernel structures
42 1.1 ragge * for dealing with the unibus adapters.
43 1.1 ragge *
44 1.7 ragge * Each uba has a uba_softc structure.
45 1.1 ragge * Each unibus controller which is not a device has a uba_ctlr structure.
46 1.1 ragge * Each unibus device has a uba_device structure.
47 1.1 ragge */
48 1.1 ragge
49 1.1 ragge /*
50 1.1 ragge * Per-uba structure.
51 1.1 ragge *
52 1.1 ragge * This structure holds the interrupt vector for the uba,
53 1.1 ragge * and its address in physical and virtual space. At boot time
54 1.1 ragge * we determine the devices attached to the uba's and their
55 1.1 ragge * interrupt vectors, filling in uh_vec. We free the map
56 1.1 ragge * register and bdp resources of the uba into the structures
57 1.1 ragge * defined here.
58 1.1 ragge *
59 1.1 ragge * During normal operation, resources are allocated and returned
60 1.1 ragge * to the structures here. We watch the number of passive releases
61 1.1 ragge * on each uba, and if the number is excessive may reset the uba.
62 1.1 ragge *
63 1.1 ragge * When uba resources are needed and not available, or if a device
64 1.1 ragge * which can tolerate no other uba activity (rk07) gets on the bus,
65 1.1 ragge * then device drivers may have to wait to get to the bus and are
66 1.1 ragge * queued here. It is also possible for processes to block in
67 1.1 ragge * the unibus driver in resource wait (mrwant, bdpwant); these
68 1.1 ragge * wait states are also recorded here.
69 1.1 ragge */
70 1.7 ragge struct uba_softc {
71 1.7 ragge struct device uh_dev; /* Device struct, autoconfig */
72 1.29 matt struct evcnt uh_intrcnt; /* interrupt counting */
73 1.18 ragge SIMPLEQ_HEAD(, uba_unit) uh_resq; /* resource wait chain */
74 1.27 ragge SIMPLEQ_HEAD(, uba_reset) uh_resetq; /* ubareset queue */
75 1.1 ragge int uh_lastiv; /* last free interrupt vector */
76 1.18 ragge int (*uh_errchk) __P((struct uba_softc *));
77 1.18 ragge void (*uh_beforescan) __P((struct uba_softc *));
78 1.18 ragge void (*uh_afterscan) __P((struct uba_softc *));
79 1.18 ragge void (*uh_ubainit) __P((struct uba_softc *));
80 1.18 ragge void (*uh_ubapurge) __P((struct uba_softc *, int));
81 1.18 ragge short uh_nr; /* Unibus sequential number */
82 1.23 ragge bus_space_tag_t uh_iot; /* Tag for this Unibus */
83 1.22 ragge bus_space_handle_t uh_ioh; /* Handle for I/O space */
84 1.25 ragge bus_dma_tag_t uh_dmat;
85 1.1 ragge };
86 1.1 ragge
87 1.1 ragge /*
88 1.1 ragge * Per-controller structure.
89 1.16 ragge * The unit struct is common to both the adapter and the controller
90 1.16 ragge * to which it belongs. It is only used on controllers that handles
91 1.16 ragge * BDP's, and calls the adapter queueing subroutines.
92 1.16 ragge */
93 1.16 ragge struct uba_unit {
94 1.18 ragge SIMPLEQ_ENTRY(uba_unit) uu_resq;/* Queue while waiting for resources */
95 1.16 ragge void *uu_softc; /* Pointer to units softc */
96 1.16 ragge int uu_bdp; /* for controllers that hang on to bdp's */
97 1.18 ragge int (*uu_ready) __P((struct uba_unit *));
98 1.25 ragge void *uu_ref; /* Buffer this is related to */
99 1.16 ragge short uu_xclu; /* want exclusive use of bdp's */
100 1.16 ragge short uu_keepbdp; /* hang on to bdp's once allocated */
101 1.1 ragge };
102 1.8 ragge
103 1.8 ragge /*
104 1.27 ragge * Reset structure. All devices that needs to be reinitialized
105 1.27 ragge * after an ubareset registers with this struct.
106 1.27 ragge */
107 1.27 ragge struct uba_reset {
108 1.27 ragge SIMPLEQ_ENTRY(uba_reset) ur_resetq;
109 1.27 ragge void (*ur_reset)(struct device *);
110 1.27 ragge struct device *ur_dev;
111 1.27 ragge };
112 1.27 ragge
113 1.27 ragge /*
114 1.8 ragge * uba_attach_args is used during autoconfiguration. It is sent
115 1.8 ragge * from ubascan() to each (possible) device.
116 1.8 ragge */
117 1.8 ragge struct uba_attach_args {
118 1.23 ragge bus_space_tag_t ua_iot; /* Tag for this bus I/O-space */
119 1.23 ragge bus_addr_t ua_ioh; /* I/O regs addr */
120 1.25 ragge bus_dma_tag_t ua_dmat;
121 1.26 matt void *ua_icookie; /* Cookie for interrupt establish */
122 1.23 ragge int ua_iaddr; /* Full CSR address of device */
123 1.23 ragge int ua_br; /* IPL this dev interrupted on */
124 1.23 ragge int ua_cvec; /* Vector for this device */
125 1.8 ragge };
126 1.1 ragge
127 1.1 ragge /*
128 1.1 ragge * Flags to UBA map/bdp allocation routines
129 1.1 ragge */
130 1.1 ragge #define UBA_NEEDBDP 0x01 /* transfer needs a bdp */
131 1.1 ragge #define UBA_CANTWAIT 0x02 /* don't block me */
132 1.1 ragge #define UBA_NEED16 0x04 /* need 16 bit addresses only */
133 1.1 ragge #define UBA_HAVEBDP 0x08 /* use bdp specified in high bits */
134 1.25 ragge #define UBA_DONTQUE 0x10 /* Do not enqueue xfer */
135 1.1 ragge
136 1.1 ragge /*
137 1.25 ragge * Some common defines for all subtypes of U/Q-buses/adapters.
138 1.1 ragge */
139 1.25 ragge #define MAXUBAXFER (63*1024) /* Max transfer size in bytes */
140 1.25 ragge #define ubdevreg(addr) ((addr) & 017777)
141 1.1 ragge
142 1.6 jtc #ifdef _KERNEL
143 1.28 matt void uba_intr_establish(void *, int, void (*)(void *), void *, struct evcnt *);
144 1.28 matt void uba_reset_establish(void (*)(struct device *), struct device *);
145 1.28 matt void uba_attach(struct uba_softc *, unsigned long);
146 1.28 matt void uba_enqueue(struct uba_unit *);
147 1.28 matt void uba_done(struct uba_softc *);
148 1.28 matt void ubareset(struct uba_softc *);
149 1.6 jtc #endif /* _KERNEL */
150 1.26 matt
151 1.26 matt #endif /* _QBUS_UBAVAR_H */
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