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/* IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG */
/* This is an automatically generated prolog. */
/* */
/* $Source: src/include/usr/intr/interrupt.H $ */
/* */
/* IBM CONFIDENTIAL */
/* */
/* COPYRIGHT International Business Machines Corp. 2011,2013 */
/* */
/* p1 */
/* */
/* Object Code Only (OCO) source materials */
/* Licensed Internal Code Source Materials */
/* IBM HostBoot Licensed Internal Code */
/* */
/* The source code for this program is not published or otherwise */
/* divested of its trade secrets, irrespective of what has been */
/* deposited with the U.S. Copyright Office. */
/* */
/* Origin: 30 */
/* */
/* IBM_PROLOG_END_TAG */
#ifndef INTERRUPT_H
#define INTERRUPT_H
#include <sys/msg.h>
#include <errl/errlentry.H>
namespace TARGETING
{
class Target;
};
namespace INTR
{
/**
* cpu PIR register
*/
struct PIR_t
{
union
{
uint32_t word;
struct
{
//P8:
uint32_t reserved:19; //!< zeros
uint32_t nodeId:3; //!< node (0-3)
uint32_t chipId:3; //!< chip pos on node (0-5)
uint32_t coreId:4; //!< Core number (1-6,9-14)?
uint32_t threadId:3; //!< Thread number (0-7)
} PACKED;
};
PIR_t(uint32_t i_word = 0) : word(i_word) {}
PIR_t operator= (uint32_t i_word)
{
word = i_word;
return word;
}
bool operator< (const PIR_t& r) const
{
return word < r.word;
}
};
/**
* External Interrupt Types (XISR)
* This value is passed in message data[0] on interrupt or shutdown.
* @note The XISR is 24 bits:
* XISR[ 0: 4] NOT DEFINED
* XISR[ 5: 7] Node id
* XISR[ 8:10] chipId within Node
* XISR[11:12] Unit selection [GX='00', PHB0='01', PHB1='10', PHB2='11']
* XISR[13:19] BUID
* XISR[20:23] level
*
* extr_intr_t values are XISR right shifted, lsb = bit 23
*/
enum XISRvalue_t
{
NO_INTERRUPT = 0, //!< no interrupt present
INTERPROC_XISR = 2, //!< XISR value for IPIs
MAX_XISR = 0x00FFFFFF, //!< Max value of the XISR
SHUT_DOWN = 0x01000000, //!< INTR presenter sends this when shutting down
};
typedef uint32_t ext_intr_t;
enum ISNvalue_t
{
ISN_FSP = 0,
ISN_OCC = 1,
ISN_FSI = 2,
FSP_MAILBOX = 2,
ISN_LPC = 3,
ISN_LCL_ERR = 4,
ISN_HOST = 5,
ISN_INTERPROC = 0xF0, //"special" as it isn't part of PSIHB
//Converts to INTERPROC_XISR when registered
};
/**
* The XISR value is the logical OR of the Interrup Requestor Source
* Number (IRSN) and the Interrrupt Source Number (ISN).
* See BookIV PSI chapter. ISN is defined in the XIVR register and
* IRSN is defined in the Interupt Requester Source Compare Register
*/
struct XISR_t
{
union
{
uint32_t u32;
struct
{
uint32_t res:22; //!< Not used by Host boot
uint32_t node:3; //!< PIR node id value
uint32_t chip:3; //!< PIR chip id value
uint32_t intrproc:1; //!< '0'-> interproc interrupt else '1'
uint32_t isn:3; //!< Interrupt Source Number
} PACKED;
};
XISR_t() : u32(0) {}
};
/**
* Msg types for intrRp from usr space
*/
enum msg_intr_types_t
{
MSG_INTR_REGISTER_MSGQ = 1, //!< Register a msgQ
MSG_INTR_UNREGISTER_MSGQ, //!< Un register a msgQ
MSG_INTR_ENABLE, //!< Enable external Interrupts
MSG_INTR_DISABLE, //!< Disable external interrupts
MSG_INTR_SHUTDOWN, //!< Call to shutdown interrupt presenter
MSG_INTR_ENABLE_PSI_INTR, //!< Enable PSI interrupts
};
/**
* Register a message queue for an interrupt type
* @param[in] i_msgQ The message queue
* @param[in] i_msg_type, The message type of the message to send
* to i_msgQ when an interrupt of
* i_intr_type occurrs.
* @param[in] i_intr_type, The interrupt type to register. Done
* for all chips presently capable of generating interrupts
*
* @note the interrupt type is currently the ISN value in the PSIHB
* XIVR register
* @see ISNvalue_t for enumerations.
* The XISR value is calculated and registered for all chips
* presently capable of generaing interrupts.
*
* @note when an interrupt of type i_msg_type occurrs, the
* interrupt presenter sends a sync message with type i_msg_type to
* i_msgQ with FULL IRSN word 0 and then waits for a response.
* the full IRSN has the node/chip/ISN, not just the ISN
* @see makeXISR
*
* @note When HB is shutting down the interrupt presenter will send
* a message to all registered queues with a sync message type of
* i_msg_type, and data[0] = INTR::SHUT_DOWN. A response is expected.
*/
errlHndl_t registerMsgQ(msg_q_t i_msgQ,
uint32_t i_msg_type,
ext_intr_t i_intr_type);
/**
* Un register a message queue from the interrupt handler
* @param[in] i_type the type of interrupt (ISN value)
* @return The message queue that was unregistered with i_type
* | NULL if no queue was not found for i_type
*/
msg_q_t unRegisterMsgQ(ext_intr_t i_type);
/**
* Enable hardware to report external interrupts
* @return errlHndl_t on error.
*/
errlHndl_t enableExternalInterrupts();
/**
* Disable hardware from reporting external interrupts
* @return errlHndl_t on error.
*/
errlHndl_t disableExternalInterrupts();
/**
* Initialize the IRSCReg to enable PSI to present interrupts
* @param[in] i_target The target processor
* @return error log handle on error
*/
errlHndl_t enablePsiIntr(TARGETING::Target * i_target);
/**
* Return the interrupt presenter for requested target/thread
* @param[in] i_ex The target EX
* @param[in] i_thread Which thread on EX (0-7)
* @return 64 bit address for the interrupt present addr
*/
uint64_t getIntpAddr(const TARGETING::Target * i_ex,
uint8_t i_thread);
};
#endif
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