source: mainline/kernel/arch/ia32/src/drivers/i8254.c@ 2a103b5

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Last change on this file since 2a103b5 was 2a103b5, checked in by Jakub Jermar <jakub@…>, 6 years ago

Introduce PIC operations indirection mechanism

Some architectures switch from one interrupt controller implementation
to another during runtime. By providing a cleaner indirection mechanism,
it is possible e.g. for the ia32 IRQ 7 handler to distinguish i8259
spurious interrupts from actual IRQ 7 device interrupts, even when the
i8259 interrupt controller is no longer active.

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1/*
2 * Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Jakub Jermar
3 * All rights reserved.
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27 */
28
29/** @addtogroup kernel_ia32
30 * @{
31 */
32/**
33 * @file
34 * @brief i8254 chip driver.
35 *
36 * Low level time functions.
37 */
38
39#include <stdint.h>
40#include <time/clock.h>
41#include <time/delay.h>
42#include <arch/cycle.h>
43#include <arch/interrupt.h>
44#include <genarch/drivers/i8259/i8259.h>
45#include <arch/drivers/i8254.h>
46#include <cpu.h>
47#include <config.h>
48#include <arch/pm.h>
49#include <arch/asm.h>
50#include <arch/cpuid.h>
51#include <arch.h>
52#include <ddi/irq.h>
53
54#define CLK_PORT1 ((ioport8_t *) 0x40U)
55#define CLK_PORT4 ((ioport8_t *) 0x43U)
56
57#define CLK_CONST 1193180
58#define MAGIC_NUMBER 1194
59
60#define LOOPS 150000
61#define SHIFT 11
62
63static irq_t i8254_irq;
64
65static irq_ownership_t i8254_claim(irq_t *irq)
66{
67 return IRQ_ACCEPT;
68}
69
70static void i8254_irq_handler(irq_t *irq)
71{
72 /*
73 * This IRQ is responsible for kernel preemption.
74 * Nevertheless, we are now holding a spinlock which prevents
75 * preemption. For this particular IRQ, we don't need the
76 * lock. We just release it, call clock() and then reacquire it again.
77 */
78 irq_spinlock_unlock(&irq->lock, false);
79 clock();
80 irq_spinlock_lock(&irq->lock, false);
81}
82
83void i8254_init(void)
84{
85 irq_initialize(&i8254_irq);
86 i8254_irq.preack = true;
87 i8254_irq.inr = IRQ_CLK;
88 i8254_irq.claim = i8254_claim;
89 i8254_irq.handler = i8254_irq_handler;
90 irq_register(&i8254_irq);
91
92 i8254_normal_operation();
93}
94
95void i8254_normal_operation(void)
96{
97 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT4, 0x36);
98 i8259_disable_irqs(1 << IRQ_CLK);
99 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT1, (CLK_CONST / HZ) & 0xf);
100 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT1, (CLK_CONST / HZ) >> 8);
101 i8259_enable_irqs(1 << IRQ_CLK);
102}
103
104void i8254_calibrate_delay_loop(void)
105{
106 /*
107 * One-shot timer. Count-down from 0xffff at 1193180Hz
108 * MAGIC_NUMBER is the magic value for 1ms.
109 */
110 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT4, 0x30);
111 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT1, 0xff);
112 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT1, 0xff);
113
114 uint8_t not_ok;
115 uint32_t t1;
116 uint32_t t2;
117
118 do {
119 /* will read both status and count */
120 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT4, 0xc2);
121 not_ok = (uint8_t) ((pio_read_8(CLK_PORT1) >> 6) & 1);
122 t1 = pio_read_8(CLK_PORT1);
123 t1 |= pio_read_8(CLK_PORT1) << 8;
124 } while (not_ok);
125
126 asm_delay_loop(LOOPS);
127
128 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT4, 0xd2);
129 t2 = pio_read_8(CLK_PORT1);
130 t2 |= pio_read_8(CLK_PORT1) << 8;
131
132 /*
133 * We want to determine the overhead of the calibrating mechanism.
134 */
135 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT4, 0xd2);
136 uint32_t o1 = pio_read_8(CLK_PORT1);
137 o1 |= pio_read_8(CLK_PORT1) << 8;
138
139 asm_fake_loop(LOOPS);
140
141 pio_write_8(CLK_PORT4, 0xd2);
142 uint32_t o2 = pio_read_8(CLK_PORT1);
143 o2 |= pio_read_8(CLK_PORT1) << 8;
144
145 uint32_t delta = (t1 - t2) - (o1 - o2);
146 if (!delta)
147 delta = 1;
148
149 CPU->delay_loop_const =
150 ((MAGIC_NUMBER * LOOPS) / 1000) / delta +
151 (((MAGIC_NUMBER * LOOPS) / 1000) % delta ? 1 : 0);
152
153 uint64_t clk1 = get_cycle();
154 delay(1 << SHIFT);
155 uint64_t clk2 = get_cycle();
156
157 CPU->frequency_mhz = (clk2 - clk1) >> SHIFT;
158
159 return;
160}
161
162/** @}
163 */
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