NetBSD-5.0.2/sys/dev/vme/xyvar.h

/*	$NetBSD: xyvar.h,v 1.12 2006/08/27 19:18:08 christos Exp $	*/

/*
 *
 * Copyright (c) 1995 Charles D. Cranor
 * All rights reserved.
 *
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 *      This product includes software developed by Charles D. Cranor.
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 */

/*
 * x y v a r . h
 *
 * this file defines the software structure we use to control the
 * 450/451.
 *
 * author: Chuck Cranor <chuck@ccrc.wustl.edu>
 */

#include <sys/callout.h>

/*
 * i/o request: wrapper for hardware's iopb data structure
 */
struct xy_iorq {
	struct xy_iopb *iopb;	/* address of matching iopb */
	struct xy_iopb *dmaiopb;/* DMA address of above */
	struct xyc_softc *xyc;	/* who we are working with */
	struct xy_softc *xy;	/* which disk */
	int ttl;		/* time to live */
	int mode;		/* current mode (state+other data) */
	int tries;		/* number of times we have tried it */
	int errnum;		/* error number if we fail */
	int lasterror;		/* last error we got */
	int blockno;		/* starting block no for this xfer */
	int sectcnt;		/* number of sectors in xfer */
	char *dbuf;		/* KVA of data buffer (advances) */
	struct buf *buf;	/* for NORM */
	bus_dmamap_t dmamap;	/* DMA I/O handle */
};

/*
 * state
 */
#define XY_SUB_MASK	0xf0	/* mask bits for state */
#define XY_SUB_FREE	0x00	/* free */
#define XY_SUB_NORM	0x10	/* normal I/O request */
#define XY_SUB_WAIT	0x20	/* normal I/O request in the
                                   context of a process */
#define XY_SUB_POLL	0x30	/* polled mode */
#define XY_SUB_DONE	0x40	/* not active, but can't be free'd yet */
#define XY_SUB_NOQ	0x50	/* don't queue, just submit (internal) */

#define XY_STATE(X) ((X) & XY_SUB_MASK) /* extract state from mode */
#define XY_NEWSTATE(OLD, NEW) (((OLD) & ~XY_SUB_MASK) |(NEW)) /* new state */


/*
 * other mode data
 */
#define XY_MODE_VERBO	0x08	/* print error messages */
#define XY_MODE_B144	0x04	/* handling a bad144 sector */


/*
 * software timers and flags
 */
#define XYC_SUBWAITLIM	4	/* max number of "done" IOPBs there can be
				   where we still allow a SUB_WAIT command */
#define XYC_TICKCNT	(5*hz)	/* call xyc_tick on this interval (5 sec) */
#define XYC_MAXTTL	2	/* max number of xy ticks to live */
#define XYC_NOUNIT	(-1)	/* for xycmd: no unit number */

/*
 * a "xy_softc" structure contains per-disk state info.
 */
struct xy_softc {
	struct device sc_dev;	/* device struct, reqd by autoconf */
	struct disk sc_dk;	/* generic disk info */
	struct xyc_softc *parent;/* parent */
	u_short flags;		/* flags */
	u_short state;		/* device state */
	int xy_drive;		/* unit number */
	int drive_type;		/* drive type (as per disk) */

	/* geometry */
	u_short ncyl, acyl, pcyl;	/* number of cyl's */
	u_short sectpercyl;	/* nhead*nsect */
	u_char nhead;		/* number of heads */
	u_char nsect;		/* number of sectors per track */
	u_char hw_spt;		/* as above, but includes spare sectors */
	struct xy_iorq *xyrq;	/* this disk's ioreq structure */
	struct bufq_state *xyq;	/* queued I/O requests */
	struct dkbad dkb;	/* bad144 sectors */
};

/*
 * flags
 */

#define XY_WLABEL 0x0001           /* write label */
/*
 * state
 */

#define XY_DRIVE_UNKNOWN 0         /* never talked to it */
#define XY_DRIVE_ATTACHING 1       /* attach in progress */
#define XY_DRIVE_NOLABEL 2         /* drive on-line, no label */
#define XY_DRIVE_ONLINE  3         /* drive is on-line */

/*
 * a "xyc_softc" structure contains per-disk-controller state info,
 * including a list of active controllers.
 */

struct xyc_softc {
	struct device sc_dev;		/* device struct, reqd by autoconf */
	struct evcnt sc_intrcnt;	/* event counter (for vmstat -i) */

	struct callout sc_tick_ch;

	struct xyc *xyc;		/* vaddr of vme registers */

	struct xy_softc *sc_drives[XYC_MAXDEV]; /* drives on this controller */
	int ipl;			/* interrupt level */
	int vector;			/* interrupt vector */
	bus_dma_tag_t dmatag;		/* Bus DMA tag */

	struct xy_iorq *reqs;		/* i/o requests */
	struct xy_iopb *iopbase;	/* iopb base addr (maps iopb->iorq) */
	struct xy_iopb *dvmaiopb;	/* iopb base in DVMA space, not kvm */
	bus_dmamap_t iopmap;		/* IOPB DMA handle */
	bus_dmamap_t auxmap;		/* auxiliary DMA handle */

	struct xy_iorq *ciorq;		/* controller's iorq */
	struct xy_iopb *ciopb;		/* controller's iopb */

	int xy_hand;			/* hand */
	struct xy_iorq *xy_chain[XYC_MAXIOPB];
					/* current chain */
	int no_ols;			/* disable overlap seek for stupid 450s */
};

/*
 * reset blast modes
 */

#define XY_RSET_NONE (struct xy_iorq *)(-1)   /* restart all requests */
#define XY_RSET_ALL  (struct xy_iorq *)(-2)   /* don't restart anything */