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See the License for the specific language governing */ /* permissions and limitations under the License. */ /* */ /* IBM_PROLOG_END_TAG */ /// /// @file error_info_defs.H /// @brief Defines to support the Error Information class /// #ifndef FAPI2_ERRORINFO_DEFS_H_ #define FAPI2_ERRORINFO_DEFS_H_ #include #include #if !defined(MINIMUM_FFDC) && !defined(FAPI2_NO_FFDC) #include #include #endif namespace fapi2 { /// /// @brief Type to hold the ffdc data to be returned to caller /// when error occurs in sbe environment. /// /// Note: Typical data sent seems to be register/addresss info /// rather than use extra space converting stuff just /// send a uint64 always /// struct sbeFfdc_t { uint32_t size; uint64_t data; }; // Data type for SBE ffdc buffer sent through fifo typedef struct { uint32_t fapiRc; // Return code from failure uint32_t ffdcLength; // length of Fapi FFDC data (in bytes) struct sbeFfdc_t ffdcData[10]; // fapi FFDC data } SbeFfdcData_t; // 128 bytes /// /// @brief Type to hold the ffdc element in the ffdc class /// Needed so that the size can be squirled away before the /// macro is called. /// struct ffdc_struct { const void* ptr; int16_t size; }; class ffdc_t { public: ffdc_t(void) {} void operator=(const ffdc_t& i ) { iv_value.ptr = i.ptr(); iv_value.size = i.size(); } operator const void* () const { return iv_value.ptr; } operator uint8_t() const { return *(reinterpret_cast(iv_value.ptr)); } int16_t size(void) const { return iv_value.size; } int16_t& size(void) { return iv_value.size; } const void* ptr(void) const { return iv_value.ptr; } const void*& ptr(void) { return iv_value.ptr; } private: struct ffdc_struct iv_value; }; /// /// @brief Enumeration of ErrorInfo FFDC sizes that are used to indicate a /// special type that cannot simply be memcopied enum ErrorInfoFfdcSize { EI_FFDC_SIZE_BUF = 0xffff, // fapi2::buffer EI_FFDC_SIZE_TARGET = 0xfffe, // fapi2::Target EI_FFDC_SIZE_VBUF = 0xfffd, // fapi2::variable_buffer EI_FFDC_MAX_SIZE = 0x1000, // Limit regular FFDC capture to 4kb }; /// /// @brief Enumeration of error log severity. /// enum errlSeverity_t { FAPI2_ERRL_SEV_UNDEFINED = 0x00, /// Used internally by ffdc mechanism FAPI2_ERRL_SEV_RECOVERED = 0x10, /// Not seen by customer FAPI2_ERRL_SEV_PREDICTIVE = 0x20, /// Error recovered but customer will see FAPI2_ERRL_SEV_UNRECOVERABLE = 0x40 /// Unrecoverable, general }; /// /// @brief Enumeration of ErrorInfo types /// enum ErrorInfoType { EI_TYPE_FFDC = 0, EI_TYPE_HW_CALLOUT = 1, EI_TYPE_PROCEDURE_CALLOUT = 2, EI_TYPE_BUS_CALLOUT = 3, EI_TYPE_CDG = 4, // Target Callout/Deconfig/GARD EI_TYPE_CHILDREN_CDG = 5, // Children Callout/Deconfig/GARD EI_TYPE_COLLECT_TRACE = 6, EI_LAST_TYPE = EI_TYPE_COLLECT_TRACE + 1, }; #if !defined(MINIMUM_FFDC) && !defined(FAPI2_NO_FFDC) /// /// @enum HwCallout /// /// This enumeration defines the possible Hardware Callouts that are not /// represented by fapi2::Targets /// /// Note that platform code may depend on the enum values starting at 0 and /// incrementing in order to efficiently convert to a platform callout value /// so do not reorder without consulting all platforms /// namespace HwCallouts { enum HwCallout { // Where indicated, a HW Callout in FAPI Error XML must include a // reference target that is used to identify the HW. e.g. for // TOD_CLOCK, the proc chip that the clock is attached to must be // specified TOD_CLOCK = 0, // Include proc-chip ref (or child chiplet) MEM_REF_CLOCK = 1, // Include membuf-chip ref (or child chiplet) PROC_REF_CLOCK = 2, // Include proc-chip ref (or child chiplet) PCI_REF_CLOCK = 3, // Include proc-chip ref (or child chiplet) FLASH_CONTROLLER_PART = 4, PNOR_PART = 5, SBE_SEEPROM_PART = 6, VPD_PART = 7, LPC_SLAVE_PART = 8, GPIO_EXPANDER_PART = 9, SPIVID_SLAVE_PART = 10, }; } /// /// @enum ProcedureCallout /// /// This enumeration defines the possible Procedure Callouts /// These instruct the customer/customer-engineer what to do /// /// Note that platform code may depend on the enum values starting at 0 and /// incrementing in order to efficiently convert to a platform callout value /// so do not reorder without consulting all platforms /// namespace ProcedureCallouts { enum ProcedureCallout { CODE = 0, // Code problem LVL_SUPPORT = 1, // Call next level of support MEMORY_PLUGGING_ERROR = 2, // DIMM Plugging error BUS_CALLOUT = 3, // Bus Called Out }; } /// /// @enum CalloutPriority /// /// This enumeration defines the possible Procedure and Target callout priorities /// /// Note that platform code may depend on the enum values starting at 0 and /// incrementing in order to efficiently convert to a platform priority value /// so do not reorder without consulting all platforms /// namespace CalloutPriorities { enum CalloutPriority { LOW = 0, MEDIUM = 1, HIGH = 2, }; } /// /// @enum CollectTrace /// /// This enumeration defines the possible firmware traces to collect /// namespace CollectTraces { const uint32_t TRACE_SIZE = 256; // limit collected trace size enum CollectTrace { FSI = 1, SCOM = 2, SCAN = 3, MBOX = 4, }; } /// /// @brief Get FFDC Data from FIFO buffer /// /// This is called by hwsv/hb ffdc code when an error is returned in the /// sbe fifo area. It will translate the data based on type and convert /// the local data size to the correct length based on the known data size. /// /// NOTE - this assumes no buffers are passed - mistake? maybe inline fapi2::ffdc_t getFfdcData( sbeFfdc_t& i_sbeFfdc ) { fapi2::ffdc_t temp; // passed in size is a uint32_t but, needs to be uint16_t temp.size() = static_cast(i_sbeFfdc.size); if(i_sbeFfdc.size == EI_FFDC_SIZE_TARGET ) { fapi2::TargetType type = TARGET_TYPE_EX; uint64_t targetData = i_sbeFfdc.data; // call hostboot to get the fapi2 target temp.ptr() = static_cast(getTarget((targetData >> 32), static_cast(targetData & 0xFFFFFFFF))); } else { // adjust the pointer based on the data size. temp.ptr() = reinterpret_cast(&i_sbeFfdc.data) + (sizeof(uint64_t) - i_sbeFfdc.size); } return temp; } #endif /// /// @brief Get FFDC Size /// /// This is called by the FAPI_SET_HWP_ERROR macro to find out the size of /// FFDC data. If the data is of a special type that is handled differently /// than types that are simply memcopied then it is handled by a template /// specialization. /// If this function template is instantiated with a pointer, the compile /// will fail. /// /// @return uint16_t. Size of the FFDC data /// template inline uint16_t getErrorInfoFfdcSize(const T&) { static_assert(sizeof(T) <= EI_FFDC_MAX_SIZE, "FFDC too large to capture"); return sizeof(T); } #if !defined(MINIMUM_FFDC) && !defined(FAPI2_NO_FFDC) /// /// @brief Compile error if caller tries to get the FFDC size of a pointer /// template inline uint16_t getErrorInfoFfdcSize(const T*) { static_assert(std::is_pointer::value, "pointer passed to getErrorInfoFfdcSize"); return 0; } #endif /// /// @brief Get FFDC Size specialization for fapi2::Target /// template inline uint16_t getErrorInfoFfdcSize(const fapi2::Target&) { return EI_FFDC_SIZE_TARGET; } #if !defined(MINIMUM_FFDC) && !defined(FAPI2_NO_FFDC) /// /// @brief Get FFDC Size specialization for variable buffers /// template<> inline uint16_t getErrorInfoFfdcSize(const fapi2::variable_buffer& i_thing) { // Limit a variable buffer to 4kb bytes, and we can memcpy the storage. return std::min(static_cast(EI_FFDC_MAX_SIZE), i_thing.getLength()); } #endif }; #endif // FAPI2_ERRORINFO_DEFS_H_