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See the License for the specific language governing */ /* permissions and limitations under the License. */ /* */ /* IBM_PROLOG_END_TAG */ #ifndef _OCC_COMMON_H #define _OCC_COMMON_H #include #include // From Linker Script extern char _LINEAR_WR_WINDOW_SECTION_BASE[]; extern void _LINEAR_WR_WINDOW_SECTION_SIZE; extern char _LINEAR_RD_WINDOW_SECTION_BASE[]; extern void _LINEAR_RD_WINDOW_SECTION_SIZE; extern char _FIR_PARMS_SECTION_BASE[]; extern char _FIR_HEAP_SECTION_BASE[]; extern char _TRACE_BUFFERS_START_BASE[]; // Declare aligned data structures for Async access in a noncacheable section // // These macros declare aligned data structures in a noncacheable section, with // the alignment that is needed by the specified device driver (or more // accurately, as specified by the hardware device itself.) // // All buffers should be initialized - an initialization declaration using // these macros would look as follows: // Example: DMA_BUFFER(uint8_t g_bcue_test[1024]) = {0}; // #define PBAX_BUFFER(declaration) \ declaration __attribute__ ((__aligned__ (8))) __attribute__ ((section (".noncacheable"))) #define OCB_BUFFER(declaration) \ declaration __attribute__ ((__aligned__ (8))) __attribute__ ((section (".noncacheable"))) #define DMA_BUFFER(declaration) \ declaration __attribute__ ((__aligned__ (128))) __attribute__ ((section (".noncacheable"))) #define GPE_BUFFER(declaration) \ declaration __attribute__ ((__aligned__ (8))) __attribute__ ((section (".noncacheable"))) #define FIR_HEAP_BUFFER(declaration) \ declaration __attribute__ ((section (".firHeap"))) #define FIR_PARMS_BUFFER(declaration) \ declaration __attribute__ ((section (".firParms"))) #define LINEAR_WINDOW_WR_BUFFER(declaration) \ declaration __attribute__ ((section (".linear_wr"))) #define LINEAR_WINDOW_RD_BUFFER(declaration) \ declaration __attribute__ ((section (".linear_rd"))) #define PSTATE_TABLE(declaration) \ declaration __attribute__ ((__aligned__ (1024))) // Pinned in linker file as address for TMGT cmds to be sent/received #define CMDH_LINEAR_WINDOW_BASE_ADDRESS ((uint32_t) &_LINEAR_WR_WINDOW_SECTION_BASE) #define LINEAR_WR_WINDOW_SECTION_SIZE ((uint32_t) &_LINEAR_WR_WINDOW_SECTION_SIZE) #define CMDH_OCC_RESPONSE_BASE_ADDRESS ((uint32_t) &_LINEAR_RD_WINDOW_SECTION_BASE) #define LINEAR_RD_WINDOW_SECTION_SIZE ((uint32_t) &_LINEAR_RD_WINDOW_SECTION_SIZE) #define FIR_PARMS_SECTION_BASE_ADDRESS ((uint32_t) &_FIR_PARMS_SECTION_BASE) #define FIR_HEAP_SECTION_BASE_ADDRESS ((uint32_t) &_FIR_HEAP_SECTION_BASE) #define TRACE_BUFFERS_START_ADDR ((uint32_t) &_TRACE_BUFFERS_START_BASE) // Conversion Macro's // Get byte 0-1 of uint64 #define CONVERT_UINT64_UINT16_UPPER(a) \ ((UINT16)((a>>48) & 0xFFFF)) // Get byte 2-3 of uint64 #define CONVERT_UINT64_UINT16_MIDUPPER(a) \ ((UINT16)((a>>32) & 0xFFFF)) // Get byte 4-5 of uint64 #define CONVERT_UINT64_UINT16_MIDLOWER(a) \ ((UINT16)((a>>16) & 0xFFFF)) // Get byte 6-7 of uint64 #define CONVERT_UINT64_UINT16_LOWER(a) \ ((UINT16)((a>>0) & 0xFFFF)) // Get byte 0 of uint32 #define CONVERT_UINT32_UINT8_UPPER_HIGH(a) \ ((UINT8)((a>>24) & 0xFF)) // Get byte 1 of uint32 #define CONVERT_UINT32_UINT8_UPPER_LOW(a) \ ((UINT8)((a>>16) & 0xFF)) // Get byte 2 of uint32 #define CONVERT_UINT32_UINT8_LOWER_HIGH(a) \ ((UINT8)((a>>8) & 0xFF)) // Get byte 3 of uint32 #define CONVERT_UINT32_UINT8_LOWER_LOW(a) \ ((UINT8)((a>>0) & 0xFF)) // Get byte 0-1 of uint32 #define CONVERT_UINT32_UINT16_UPPER(a) \ ((UINT16)((a>>16) & 0xFFFF)) // Get byte 1-2 of uint32 #define CONVERT_UINT32_UINT16_MIDDLE(a) \ ((UINT16)((a>>8) & 0xFFFF)) // Get byte 2-3 of uint32 #define CONVERT_UINT32_UINT16_LOWER(a) \ ((UINT16)((a>>0) & 0xFFFF)) // Get high byte of uint16 #define CONVERT_UINT16_UINT8_HIGH(a) \ ((UINT8)((a>>8) & 0xFF)) // Get low byte of uint16 #define CONVERT_UINT16_UINT8_LOW(a) \ ((UINT8)(a & 0x00FF)) // Get high nybble of uint8 #define CONVERT_UINT8_UINT4_HIGH(a) \ ((UINT8)((a>>4) & 0x0F)) // Get low nybble of uint8 #define CONVERT_UINT8_UINT4_LOW(a) \ ((UINT8)(a & 0x0F)) // Convert a two byte uint8 to a uint16 // Always cast LSB to UINT8 to assure this also works with INT's #define CONVERT_UINT8_ARRAY_UINT16(a,b) \ ((a<<8) | ((UINT8)b)) // Convert a 4 byte uint8 to a uint32 #define CONVERT_UINT8_ARRAY_UINT32(a,b,c,d) \ ((((UINT32)a)<<24) | (((UINT32)b)<<16) | (((UINT32)c)<<8) | (((UINT32)d))) // Bit Operation Macros #define SETBIT(var,bit) ((var) |= (1<<(bit))) #define CLEARBIT(var,bit) ((var) &= ~(1<<(bit))) #define WORDALIGN(n) \ ((n + 3) & ~3) // CHECKPOINT macros revamped a little to allow a little more reuse with // new return codes ('Ex'h). Note that there is a special case version of this // code in ll_ffdc.S designed solely for writing an FFDC header in the SSX_PANIC // path. #define __CHECKPOINT(_flg, _ckp, _rc) \ { \ G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.seq = 0; \ G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.cmd_type = 0; \ G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.rc = _rc; \ G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.data_length[0] = 0; \ G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.data_length[1] = 3; \ G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.data[0] = _flg; \ G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.data[1] = (uint8_t)(_ckp >> 8); \ G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.data[2] = (uint8_t)_ckp; \ dcache_flush_line((void *)CMDH_OCC_RESPONSE_BASE_ADDRESS); \ } // This macro should only be used in the initialization path leading // up to being able to communicate with the FSP. After that, the // response buffer is used for responses and must not be used for // checkpointing unless the OCC is about to halt. #define CHECKPOINT_INIT() \ { \ __CHECKPOINT(0x00, 0x0000, ERRL_RC_INIT_CHCKPNT); \ } // In case we are not able to reach a state where OCC can receive // commands from the FSP. Place a checkpoint value in the response // buffer with the return code of the response set to ERRL_RC_INIT_CHCKPNT. // Then, if OCC doesn't respond to an FSP command, the FSP will see // ERRL_RC_INIT_CHCKPNT and log the checkpoint in a special error log. #define CHECKPOINT(_ckp) \ { \ __CHECKPOINT(G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.data[0], _ckp, ERRL_RC_INIT_CHCKPNT); \ } // Special purpose flags to be used at programmer's discretion #define CHECKPOINT_FLAG(_flg) \ { \ G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.data[0] |= _flg; \ __CHECKPOINT(_flg, (G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.data[1] << 8 | G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.data[2]), G_fsp_msg.rsp->fields.rc);\ } // A new OCC_HALT macro much like SSX_PANIC but for OCC code use. The // ex_code parm is placed in the exception code of the FFDC header as opposed to // SSX_PANIC which sets the panic code. OCC_HALT sets the panic code to 0 to // differentiate this halt from SSX initiated halts. This macro mirrors what // SSX_PANIC does except it calls a different function for saving the FFDC. // This macro will not return to the caller. There is also an assembly version // if needed. #ifndef __ASSEMBLER__ #define OCC_HALT(ex_code) \ do { \ barrier(); \ asm volatile ("stw %r3, __occ_panic_save_r3@sda21(0)"); \ asm volatile ("mflr %r3"); \ asm volatile ("stw %r4, __occ_panic_save_r4@sda21(0)"); \ asm volatile ("lis %%r4, %0"::"i" (ex_code >> 16)); \ asm volatile ("ori %%r4, %%r4, %0"::"i" (ex_code & 0xffff)); \ asm volatile ("bl __occ_checkpoint_panic_and_save_ffdc"); \ asm volatile ("trap"); \ asm volatile (".long %0" : : "i" (ex_code)); \ } while (0) #else /* __ASSEMBLER__ */ #define OCC_HALT(ex_code) _occ_halt ex_code .macro _occ_halt, ex_code stw %r3, __occ_panic_save_r3@sda21(0) mflr %r3 stw %r4, __occ_panic_save_r4@sda21(0) lis %r4, \ex_code@h ori %r4, %r4, \ex_code@l bl __occ_checkpoint_panic_and_save_ffdc trap .long \ex_code .endm #endif /* __ASSEMBLER__ */ // Commit specified error and then halt the 405 with Initialization Failure #define CHECKPOINT_FAIL_AND_HALT(elog) \ { \ setErrlActions(elog, ERRL_ACTIONS_RESET_REQUIRED); \ commitErrl(&elog); \ OCC_HALT(ERRL_RC_OCC_INIT_FAILURE); \ } // Unique checkpoints enum { MAIN_STARTED = 0x01ff, SSX_STARTING = 0x0210, SSX_INITIALIZED = 0x02ff, TRACE_INITIALIZED = 0x0310, HOMER_ACCESS_INITS = 0x0318, INITIALIZING_IRQS = 0x0320, IRQS_INITIALIZED = 0x032f, INITIALIZING_IPC = 0x0330, IPC_INITIALIZED = 0x033f, MAIN_THREAD_STARTED = 0x03ff, ROLES_INITIALIZED = 0x04ff, SENSORS_INITIALIZED = 0x05ff, PROC_CORE_INITIALIZED = 0x06ff, NEST_DTS_INITIALIZED = 0x0700, CENTAUR_INITIALIZED = 0x07ff, SLAVE_OCC_INITIALIZED = 0x08ff, READ_HCODE_HEADERS = 0x0900, PPMR_IMAGE_HEADER_READ = 0x0910, OPPB_IMAGE_HEADER_READ = 0x0920, PGPE_IMAGE_HEADER_READ = 0x0930, WOF_IMAGE_HEADER_READ = 0x0940, WATCHDOG_INITIALIZED = 0x09ff, RTL_TIMER_INITIALIZED = 0x0aff, SEMS_AND_TIMERS_INITIALIZED = 0x0bff, APP_SEMS_CREATED = 0x0c10, APP_MEM_MAPPED = 0x0c20, APP_ADDR_INITIALIZED = 0x0c30, APP_MEM_UNMAP = 0x0c40, APPLETS_INITIALIZED = 0x0cff, CMDH_THREAD_STARTED = 0x0dff, INIT_OCB = 0x0e05, OCB_DOORBELL_INITIALIZED = 0x0e06, OCB_INITIALIZED = 0x0e07, COMM_INIT_COMPLETED = 0x0eff, ABOUT_TO_HALT = 0x0f00, COMM_INIT_FAILURE = 0xeeff, }; // Checkpoint flags (one byte bitmap) enum { CF_FSI_MB_TIMEOUT = 0x01, }; #define DEFAULT_TRACE_SIZE 1536 #define MAX_OCCS 8 #define MAX_CORES 24 //Used by G_occ_interrupt_type to distinguish between FSP supported OCCs and other servers. #define FSP_SUPPORTED_OCC 0x00 #define PSIHB_INTERRUPT 0x01 // TRAP instruction should also set FIR bits along with halting PPC405 // Set DBCR0 to initial value (setting external debug event) so that // trap call also sets FIR bits and also does not invoke program interrupt. #define HALT_WITH_FIR_SET mtspr(SPRN_DBCR0,PPC405_DBCR0_INITIAL); \ asm volatile("trap") // Static Assert Macro for Compile time assertions. // - This macro can be used both inside and outside of a function. // - A value of true will cause the ASSERT to produce this error // - This will show up on a compile fail as: // : error: size of array '_static_assert' is negative // - It would be trivial to use the macro to paste a more descriptive // array name for each assert, but we will leave it like this for now. #define STATIC_ASSERT(cond) extern uint8_t _static_assert[cond ? -1 : 1] __attribute__ ((unused)); // Convert duration based in SsxTimestamps to microseconds. #define DURATION_IN_US_UNTIL_NOW_FROM(start_time) \ (uint32_t) ((ssx_timebase_get() - (SsxTimebase) start_time) / ( SSX_TIMEBASE_FREQUENCY_HZ / 1000000 )) // Convert duration based in SsxTimestamps to milliseconds. #define DURATION_IN_MS_UNTIL_NOW_FROM(start_time) \ (uint32_t) ((ssx_timebase_get() - (SsxTimebase) start_time) / ( SSX_TIMEBASE_FREQUENCY_HZ / 1000 )) // Skip this typedef in x86 environment #ifndef OCC_X86_PARSER typedef uint32_t size_t ; #endif extern const char G_occ_buildname[16]; int memcmp ( const void * ptr1, const void * ptr2, size_t num ); #endif //_OCC_COMMON_H