drivers/c2000_eth/pfe/pe.h

#ifndef _PE_H_
#define _PE_H_

#include "hal.h"

#define DDR_BASE_ADDR		0x00020000
#define DDR_END			0x86000000 /* This includes ACP and IRAM areas */
#define IRAM_BASE_ADDR		0x83000000

#define IS_DDR(addr, len)	(((unsigned long)(addr) >= DDR_BASE_ADDR) && (((unsigned long)(addr) + (len)) <= DDR_END))

typedef struct {

} ddr_rx_hdr_t;

typedef struct {

} lmem_rx_hdr_t;


typedef struct {

} tmu_rx_hdr_t;

typedef struct {

} tmu_tx_hdr_t;

typedef struct {

} util_rx_hdr_t;


struct pe_sync_mailbox
{
	u32 stop;
	u32 stopped;
};

struct pe_msg_mailbox
{
	u32 dst;
	u32 src;
	u32 len;
	u32 request;
};

/** Basic busy loop delay function
*
* @param cycles		Number of cycles to delay (actual cpu cycles should be close to 3 x cycles)
*
*/
static inline void delay(u32 cycles)
{
	volatile int i;

	for (i = 0; i < cycles; i++);
}


/** Read PE id
*
* @return	PE id (0 - 5 for CLASS-PE's, 6 - 9 for TMU-PE's, 10 for UTIL-PE)
*
*/
static inline u32 esi_get_mpid(void)
{
	u32 mpid;

	asm ("rcsr %0, Configuration, MPID" : "=d" (mpid));

	return mpid;
}

/** 64bit aligned memory copy using efet.
* Either the source or destination address must be in DMEM, the other address can be in LMEM or DDR.
* Source, destination addresses and len must all be 64bit aligned.
* Uses efet synchronous interface to copy the data.
*
* @param dst	Destination address to write to (must be 64bit aligned)
* @param src	Source address to read from (must be 64bit aligned)
* @param len	Number of bytes to copy (must be 64bit aligned)
*
*/
void efet_memcpy64(void *dst, void *src, unsigned int len);


/** Aligned memory copy using efet.
* Either the source or destination address must be in DMEM, the other address can be in LMEM or DDR.
* Both the source and destination must have the same 64bit alignment, there is no restriction on length.
*
* @param dst	Destination address to write to (must have the same 64bit alignment as src)
* @param src	Source address to read from (must have the same 64bit alignment as dst)
* @param len	Number of bytes to copy
*
*/
void efet_memcpy(void *dst, void *src, unsigned int len);


/** 32bit aligned memory copy.
* Source and destination addresses must be 32bit aligned, there is no restriction on the length.
*
* @param dst		Destination address (must be 32bit aligned)
* @param src		Source address (must be 32bit aligned)
* @param len		Number of bytes to copy
*
*/
void memcpy_aligned32(void *dst, void *src, unsigned int len);

/** Aligned memory copy.
* Source and destination addresses must have the same alignment
* relative to 32bit boundaries (but otherwsie may have any alignment),
* there is no restriction on the length.
*
* @param dst		Destination address
* @param src		Source address (must have same 32bit alignment as dst)
* @param len		Number of bytes to copy
*
*/
void memcpy_aligned(void *dst, void *src, unsigned int len);


/** Generic memory set.
* Implements a generic memory set. Not very optimal (uses byte writes for the entire range)
*
*
* @param dst		Destination address
* @param val		Value to set memory to
* @param len		Number of bytes to set
*
*/
void memset(void *dst, u8 val, unsigned int len);

/** Generic memory copy.
* Implements generic memory copy. If source and destination have the same
* alignment memcpy_aligned() is used, otherwise, we first align the destination
* to a 32bit boundary (using byte copies) then the src, and finally use a loop
* of read, shift, write
*
* @param dst		Destination address
* @param src		Source address
* @param len		Number of bytes to copy
*
*/
void memcpy(void *dst, void *src, unsigned int len);

#endif /* _PE_H_ */