Fix problems with GPIO usage

The "value" register doesn't return the last data written when
read but returns the value sampled on the line, which may or
may not be the value written for an output GPIO. For example
it can be delayed by the synchronizers.

So whenever the CF reads the value to adjust its caches it needs
to use the "data read" register intead, otherwise it can clobber
values set by Linux when doing handshaking.

Also don't use %d0 for DTRA, use %d1 to avoid interrupts clobber
and do read/modify/write cycles on it as it's not a permanent
cached value, just a temporary.

Signed-off-by: Benjamin Herrenschmidt <benh@kernel.crashing.org>

1 files changed, 30 insertions, 17 deletions

diff --git a/cf-code/cf-fsi-fw.S b/cf-code/cf-fsi-fw.S
index 6a96fb5..0ac7375 100644
--- a/cf-code/cf-fsi-fw.S
+++ b/cf-code/cf-fsi-fw.S
@@ -39,17 +39,19 @@
 	 * potential overlaps
 	 */
 #define DCLK d7
-#if CLOCK_GPIO_REG == DATA_GPIO_REG
+
+#if CLOCK_GPIO_VREG == DATA_GPIO_VEG
 #define DDAT d7
 #else
 #define DDAT d6
 #endif
-#if TRANS_GPIO_REG == CLOCK_GPIO_REG
+
+#if TRANS_GPIO_VREG == CLOCK_GPIO_VREG
 #define DTRA d7
-#elif TRANS_GPIO_REG == DATA_GPIO_REG
+#elif TRANS_GPIO_VREG == DATA_GPIO_VREG
 #define DTRA d6
 #else
-#define DTRA d0
+#define DTRA d1	/* Temp, not a cache */
 #endif
 
 	/* Tracing macro */
@@ -90,7 +92,7 @@
 	 * value along with the low clock edge. Thus we don't need to
 	 * set it here, thus saving a PCLK
 	*/
-#if DATA_GPIO_REG != CLOCK_GPIO_REG
+#if DATA_GPIO_VREG != CLOCK_GPIO_VREG
 	move.l	%DDAT,%a4@(0)
 #endif
 	clock_toggle
@@ -101,7 +103,7 @@
 	trace	#TR_CLKZ
 	trace	\reg
 	bset.l	#DATA_GPIO_BIT,%DDAT
-#if DATA_GPIO_REG != CLOCK_GPIO_REG
+#if DATA_GPIO_VREG != CLOCK_GPIO_VREG
 	move.l	%DDAT,%a4@(0)
 #endif
 99:	clock_toggle
@@ -163,23 +165,32 @@ _start:
 	movea.l	#SRAM_BASE_BE,%a1
 	movea.l	#GPIO_BASE,%a4
 	movea.l	%a4,%a5
-	add.l	#CLOCK_GPIO_REG,%a5
-	add.l	#DATA_GPIO_REG,%a4
+	add.l	#CLOCK_GPIO_VREG,%a5
+	add.l	#DATA_GPIO_VREG,%a4
 	movea.l	#CVIC_BASE,%a2
 
 	/* Store clock bit number */
 	moveq.l	#CLOCK_GPIO_BIT,%d5
 
-	/* Load GPIO values into caches and set initial values */
-	move.l	%a5@(0),%DCLK
-	move.l	%a4@(0),%DDAT
-	move.l	%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_REG-CLOCK_GPIO_REG),%DTRA
+	/*
+	 * Load GPIO values into caches and set initial values
+	 *
+	 * Note: We load from the "Data Read" register which
+	 *       contains the value of the write latch, and not
+	 *       the "Value" register which, when read, returns
+	 *       the value sampled on the line. The reason is that
+	 *       the value can be missing recent changes due to
+	 *       being behind synchronizers.
+	 */
+	move.l	%a5@(CLOCK_GPIO_DREG-CLOCK_GPIO_VREG),%DCLK
+	move.l	%a4@(DATA_GPIO_DREG-DATA_GPIO_VREG),%DDAT
+	move.l	%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_DREG-CLOCK_GPIO_VREG),%DTRA
 	bset.l	#CLOCK_GPIO_BIT,%DCLK
 	bset.l	#DATA_GPIO_BIT,%DDAT
 	bset.l	#TRANS_GPIO_BIT,%DTRA
 	move.l	%DCLK,%a5@(0)
 	move.l	%DDAT,%a4@(0)
-	move.l	%DTRA,%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_REG-CLOCK_GPIO_REG)
+	move.l	%DTRA,%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_VREG-CLOCK_GPIO_VREG)
 
 	/* Configure all GPIOs as output */
 	move.l	%a5@(4),%d0
@@ -188,9 +199,9 @@ _start:
 	move.l	%a4@(4),%d0
 	bset.l	#DATA_GPIO_BIT,%d0
 	move.l	%d0,%a4@(4)
-	move.l	%DTRA,%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_REG-CLOCK_GPIO_REG+4)
+	move.l	%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_VREG-CLOCK_GPIO_VREG+4),%d0
 	bset.l	#TRANS_GPIO_BIT,%d0
-	move.l	%DTRA,%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_REG-CLOCK_GPIO_REG+4)
+	move.l	%d0,%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_VREG-CLOCK_GPIO_VREG+4)
 
 	/* Initialize A6 to point to command area */
 	lea	%a1@(CMD_DATA),%a6
@@ -483,14 +494,16 @@ config_gpio_out:
 	move.l	%d0,%a4@(4)
 
 	/* Set transceivers to output */
+	move.l	%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_DREG-CLOCK_GPIO_VREG),%DTRA
 	bset.l	#TRANS_GPIO_BIT,%DTRA
-	move.l	%DTRA,%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_REG-CLOCK_GPIO_REG)
+	move.l	%DTRA,%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_VREG-CLOCK_GPIO_VREG)
 	rts
 
 config_gpio_in:
 	/* Set transceiver to input */
+	move.l	%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_DREG-CLOCK_GPIO_VREG),%DTRA
 	bclr.l	#TRANS_GPIO_BIT,%DTRA
-	move.l	%DTRA,%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_REG-CLOCK_GPIO_REG)
+	move.l	%DTRA,%a5@(TRANS_GPIO_VREG-CLOCK_GPIO_VREG)
 
 	/* Configure data GPIO as input */
 	move.l	%a4@(4),%d0