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42id: @(#)bge-map.fth 1.1 02/09/06
43purpose: Map routines
44copyright: Copyright 2002 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved
45copyright: Use is subject to license terms.
46
47headers
48
49: map-in ( phys.lo .. phys.hi size -- vaddr ) " map-in" $call-parent ;
50
51: map-out ( vaddr size -- ) " map-out" $call-parent ;
52
53: dma-alloc ( size -- vaddr ) " dma-alloc" $call-parent ;
54: dma-free ( vaddr size -- ) " dma-free" $call-parent ;
55
56: dma-map-in ( vaddr n cache? -- devaddr ) " dma-map-in" $call-parent ;
57: dma-map-out ( vaddr devaddr n -- ) " dma-map-out" $call-parent ;
58
59: dma-sync ( virt-adr dev-adr size -- )
60 " dma-sync" ['] $call-parent catch if
61 3drop 2drop
62 then
63;
64
65\ The BGE is essentially a Big Endian PCI device. Depending on the value of
66\ PCI configuration register h# 68, it may try to make itself look like a
67\ Little Endian Device. There are some quirks though. When fetching/storing
68\ SOME registers via 32 bit access it gives unexpected data. Ex. If you try
69\ to access the mailbox register at address 200 it will give you the data from
70\ address 204. If you access 204 it will give you the data from address 200.
71\ However, this is not the case with all registers. As far as I can tell, all
72\ 32 bit registers give you the correct data. The mailbox registers are
73\ special because they used to be 64 bit registers on the 5701, but as of the
74\ 5703 they are 32 bit.
75\ Rather than worry about doing xor arithmetic on register address, we will
76\ use the same solution as Solaris. Namely, let the device be its native Big
77\ Endian, and update the local r() words appropriately.
78
79: my-rl@ ( adr -- l ) rl@ lbflip ;
80: my-rl! ( l adr -- ) >r lbflip r> rl! ;
81
82\ FCODE rx operators are broken, so use rl instead
83: my-rx@ ( adr -- x ) dup 4 + my-rl@ swap my-rl@ lxjoin ;
84: my-rx! ( x adr -- ) >r xlsplit r@ my-rl! r> 4 + my-rl! ;
85
86: local-w! ( data offset -- ) w! ;
87: local-w@ ( offset -- data ) w@ ;
88: local! ( data offset -- ) l! ;
89: local@ ( offset -- data ) l@ ;
90: local-x! ( data offset -- ) x! ;
91: local-x@ ( offset -- data ) x@ ;
92
93: my-bset ( bits offset -- ) tuck my-b@ or swap my-b! ;
94: my-bclear ( bits offset -- ) dup my-b@ rot invert and swap my-b! ;
95: my-wset ( bits offset -- ) tuck my-w@ or swap my-w! ;
96: my-wclear ( bits offset -- ) dup my-w@ rot invert and swap my-w! ;
97: my-lset ( bits offset -- ) tuck my-l@ or swap my-l! ;
98: my-lclear ( bits offset -- ) dup my-l@ rot invert and swap my-l! ;
99
100: breg@ ( offset -- data ) breg-base + my-rl@ ;
101: breg! ( data offset -- ) breg-base + my-rl! ;
102
103: breg-x! ( data offset -- ) breg-base + my-rx! ;
104: breg-x@ ( offset -- data ) breg-base + my-rx@ ;
105
106: breg-bset ( data offset -- ) dup breg@ rot or swap breg! ;
107: breg-bclear ( data offset -- ) dup breg@ rot invert and swap breg! ;
108
109: set-nic-reg ( adr -- adr' ) \ Nic memory is divided up into 32K chunks
110 h# 8000 /mod h# 8000 * h# 7c my-l!
111;
112
113: nicmem! ( data offset -- ) set-nic-reg bmem-base + my-rl! ;
114: nicmem@ ( offset -- data ) set-nic-reg bmem-base + my-rl@ ;
115
116: nicmem-x! ( data offset -- ) set-nic-reg bmem-base + my-rx! ;
117: nicmem-x@ ( data -- offset ) set-nic-reg bmem-base + my-rx@ ;
118
119\ Conversion between cpu dma address and io dma address.
120: cpu>io-adr ( cpu-adr -- io-adr ) cpu-dma-base - io-dma-base + ;
121: io>cpu-adr ( io-adr -- cpu-adr ) io-dma-base - cpu-dma-base + ;
122
123: map-buffers ( -- )
124 /dma-blk dma-alloc to cpu-dma-base
125 cpu-dma-base /dma-blk false dma-map-in to io-dma-base
126;
127
128: unmap-buffers ( -- )
129 cpu-dma-base io-dma-base /dma-blk dma-map-out
130 cpu-dma-base /dma-blk dma-free
131 0 to cpu-dma-base 0 to io-dma-base
132;
133
134: map-regs ( -- )
135 my-address my-space h# 300.0010 or h# 10.000 map-in
136 dup to breg-base
137 h# 8000 + to bmem-base
138;
139
140: unmap-regs ( -- )
141 breg-base h# 10000 map-out
142 0 to breg-base 0 to bmem-base
143;
144
145: map-resources ( -- )
146 breg-base 0= if map-regs map-buffers then
147;
148
149: unmap-resources ( -- )
150 breg-base if unmap-buffers unmap-regs then
151;
152