Changeset 34e8bab in mainline for uspace/drv/uhci-hcd/hw_struct
- Timestamp:
- 2011-04-13T21:41:50Z (15 years ago)
- Branches:
- lfn, master, serial, ticket/834-toolchain-update, topic/fix-logger-deadlock, topic/msim-upgrade, topic/simplify-dev-export
- Children:
- 8d517c3, a39cfb8, d8b275d
- Parents:
- b77ce84 (diff), 3eeb270f (diff)
Note: this is a merge changeset, the changes displayed below correspond to the merge itself.
Use the(diff)links above to see all the changes relative to each parent. - Location:
- uspace/drv/uhci-hcd/hw_struct
- Files:
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- 3 edited
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queue_head.h (modified) (4 diffs)
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transfer_descriptor.c (modified) (4 diffs)
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transfer_descriptor.h (modified) (1 diff)
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uspace/drv/uhci-hcd/hw_struct/queue_head.h
rb77ce84 r34e8bab 34 34 #ifndef DRV_UHCI_QH_H 35 35 #define DRV_UHCI_QH_H 36 37 /* libc */38 36 #include <assert.h> 39 37 40 38 #include "link_pointer.h" 39 #include "transfer_descriptor.h" 40 #include "utils/malloc32.h" 41 41 42 /** This structure is defined in UHCI design guide p. 31 */ 42 43 typedef struct queue_head { 44 /** Pointer to the next entity (another QH or TD */ 43 45 volatile link_pointer_t next; 46 /** Pointer to the contained entities (execution controlled by vertical flag*/ 44 47 volatile link_pointer_t element; 45 48 } __attribute__((packed)) qh_t; … … 64 67 * @param[in] pa Physical address of the next queue head. 65 68 * 66 * Adds proper flag. If the pointer is NULL or terminal, sets next to terminal 67 * NULL. 69 * Adds proper flag. If the pointer is NULL, sets next to terminal NULL. 68 70 */ 69 static inline void qh_set_next_qh(qh_t *instance, uint32_t pa)71 static inline void qh_set_next_qh(qh_t *instance, qh_t *next) 70 72 { 71 /* Address is valid and not terminal */72 if (pa && ((pa & LINK_POINTER_TERMINATE_FLAG) == 0)) {73 uint32_t pa = addr_to_phys(next); 74 if (pa) { 73 75 instance->next = LINK_POINTER_QH(pa); 74 76 } else { … … 80 82 * 81 83 * @param[in] instance qh_t structure to initialize. 82 * @param[in] pa Physical address of the next queue head.83 *84 * Adds proper flag. If the pointer is NULL or terminal, sets element85 * to terminal NULL.86 */87 static inline void qh_set_element_qh(qh_t *instance, uint32_t pa)88 {89 /* Address is valid and not terminal */90 if (pa && ((pa & LINK_POINTER_TERMINATE_FLAG) == 0)) {91 instance->element = LINK_POINTER_QH(pa);92 } else {93 instance->element = LINK_POINTER_TERM;94 }95 }96 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/97 /** Set queue head element pointer98 *99 * @param[in] instance qh_t structure to initialize.100 84 * @param[in] pa Physical address of the TD structure. 101 85 * 102 * Adds proper flag. If the pointer is NULL or terminal, sets element 103 * to terminal NULL. 86 * Adds proper flag. If the pointer is NULL, sets element to terminal NULL. 104 87 */ 105 static inline void qh_set_element_td(qh_t *instance, uint32_t pa)88 static inline void qh_set_element_td(qh_t *instance, td_t *td) 106 89 { 107 if (pa && ((pa & LINK_POINTER_TERMINATE_FLAG) == 0)) { 90 uint32_t pa = addr_to_phys(td); 91 if (pa) { 108 92 instance->element = LINK_POINTER_TD(pa); 109 93 } else { … … 111 95 } 112 96 } 113 114 97 #endif 115 98 /** -
uspace/drv/uhci-hcd/hw_struct/transfer_descriptor.c
rb77ce84 r34e8bab 77 77 78 78 instance->status = 0 79 | ((err_count & TD_STATUS_ERROR_COUNT_MASK) << TD_STATUS_ERROR_COUNT_POS) 79 | ((err_count & TD_STATUS_ERROR_COUNT_MASK) 80 << TD_STATUS_ERROR_COUNT_POS) 80 81 | (low_speed ? TD_STATUS_LOW_SPEED_FLAG : 0) 81 82 | (iso ? TD_STATUS_ISOCHRONOUS_FLAG : 0) … … 89 90 | (((size - 1) & TD_DEVICE_MAXLEN_MASK) << TD_DEVICE_MAXLEN_POS) 90 91 | (toggle ? TD_DEVICE_DATA_TOGGLE_ONE_FLAG : 0) 91 | ((target.address & TD_DEVICE_ADDRESS_MASK) << TD_DEVICE_ADDRESS_POS) 92 | ((target.endpoint & TD_DEVICE_ENDPOINT_MASK) << TD_DEVICE_ENDPOINT_POS) 92 | ((target.address & TD_DEVICE_ADDRESS_MASK) 93 << TD_DEVICE_ADDRESS_POS) 94 | ((target.endpoint & TD_DEVICE_ENDPOINT_MASK) 95 << TD_DEVICE_ENDPOINT_POS) 93 96 | ((pid & TD_DEVICE_PID_MASK) << TD_DEVICE_PID_POS); 94 97 … … 114 117 assert(instance); 115 118 116 /* this is hc internal error it should never be reported*/119 /* This is hc internal error it should never be reported. */ 117 120 if ((instance->status & TD_STATUS_ERROR_BIT_STUFF) != 0) 118 121 return EAGAIN; … … 123 126 return EBADCHECKSUM; 124 127 125 /* hc does not end transactionon these, it should never be reported */128 /* HC does not end transactions on these, it should never be reported */ 126 129 if ((instance->status & TD_STATUS_ERROR_NAK) != 0) 127 130 return EAGAIN; 128 131 129 /* buffer overrun or underrun */132 /* Buffer overrun or underrun */ 130 133 if ((instance->status & TD_STATUS_ERROR_BUFFER) != 0) 131 134 return ERANGE; 132 135 133 /* device babble is something serious */136 /* Device babble is something serious */ 134 137 if ((instance->status & TD_STATUS_ERROR_BABBLE) != 0) 135 138 return EIO; 136 139 137 /* stall might represent err count reaching zero or stall response from138 * the device , iserr count reached zero, one of the above is reported*/140 /* Stall might represent err count reaching zero or stall response from 141 * the device. If err count reached zero, one of the above is reported*/ 139 142 if ((instance->status & TD_STATUS_ERROR_STALLED) != 0) 140 143 return ESTALL; -
uspace/drv/uhci-hcd/hw_struct/transfer_descriptor.h
rb77ce84 r34e8bab 40 40 #include "link_pointer.h" 41 41 42 /** UHCI Transfer Descriptor*/42 /** Transfer Descriptor, defined in UHCI design guide p. 26 */ 43 43 typedef struct transfer_descriptor { 44 /** Pointer to the next entity (TD or QH) */ 44 45 link_pointer_t next; 45 46 47 /** Status doubleword */ 46 48 volatile uint32_t status; 47 49 #define TD_STATUS_RESERVED_MASK 0xc000f800 48 #define TD_STATUS_SPD_FLAG ( 1 << 29)49 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_COUNT_POS ( 27 )50 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_COUNT_MASK ( 0x3 )51 #define TD_STATUS_LOW_SPEED_FLAG ( 1 << 26)52 #define TD_STATUS_ISOCHRONOUS_FLAG ( 1 << 25)53 #define TD_STATUS_IOC_FLAG ( 1 << 24)50 #define TD_STATUS_SPD_FLAG (1 << 29) 51 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_COUNT_POS 27 52 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_COUNT_MASK 0x3 53 #define TD_STATUS_LOW_SPEED_FLAG (1 << 26) 54 #define TD_STATUS_ISOCHRONOUS_FLAG (1 << 25) 55 #define TD_STATUS_IOC_FLAG (1 << 24) 54 56 55 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_ACTIVE ( 1 << 23)56 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_STALLED ( 1 << 22)57 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_BUFFER ( 1 << 21)58 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_BABBLE ( 1 << 20)59 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_NAK ( 1 << 19)60 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_CRC ( 1 << 18)61 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_BIT_STUFF ( 1 << 17)62 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_RESERVED ( 1 << 16)57 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_ACTIVE (1 << 23) 58 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_STALLED (1 << 22) 59 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_BUFFER (1 << 21) 60 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_BABBLE (1 << 20) 61 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_NAK (1 << 19) 62 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_CRC (1 << 18) 63 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_BIT_STUFF (1 << 17) 64 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_RESERVED (1 << 16) 63 65 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_POS 16 64 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_MASK ( 0xff )66 #define TD_STATUS_ERROR_MASK 0xff 65 67 66 68 #define TD_STATUS_ACTLEN_POS 0 67 69 #define TD_STATUS_ACTLEN_MASK 0x7ff 68 70 71 /* double word with USB device specific info */ 69 72 volatile uint32_t device; 70 73 #define TD_DEVICE_MAXLEN_POS 21 71 #define TD_DEVICE_MAXLEN_MASK ( 0x7ff )72 #define TD_DEVICE_RESERVED_FLAG ( 1 << 20)73 #define TD_DEVICE_DATA_TOGGLE_ONE_FLAG ( 1 << 19)74 #define TD_DEVICE_MAXLEN_MASK 0x7ff 75 #define TD_DEVICE_RESERVED_FLAG (1 << 20) 76 #define TD_DEVICE_DATA_TOGGLE_ONE_FLAG (1 << 19) 74 77 #define TD_DEVICE_ENDPOINT_POS 15 75 #define TD_DEVICE_ENDPOINT_MASK ( 0xf )78 #define TD_DEVICE_ENDPOINT_MASK 0xf 76 79 #define TD_DEVICE_ADDRESS_POS 8 77 #define TD_DEVICE_ADDRESS_MASK ( 0x7f )80 #define TD_DEVICE_ADDRESS_MASK 0x7f 78 81 #define TD_DEVICE_PID_POS 0 79 #define TD_DEVICE_PID_MASK ( 0xff )82 #define TD_DEVICE_PID_MASK 0xff 80 83 84 /** Pointer(physical) to the beginning of the transaction's buffer */ 81 85 volatile uint32_t buffer_ptr; 82 86 83 /* there is 16 bytes of data available here, according to UHCI 84 * Design guide, according to linux kernel the hardware does not care, 85 * it just needs to be aligned, we don't use it anyway 87 /* According to UHCI design guide, there is 16 bytes of 88 * data available here. 89 * According to linux kernel the hardware does not care, 90 * it just needs to be aligned. We don't use it anyway. 86 91 */ 87 92 } __attribute__((packed)) td_t;
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