Initial commit of OpenSPARC T2 architecture model.
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42id: @(#)chipmap.fth 1.4 02/11/07
43purpose:
44copyright: Copyright 1997, 2002 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved
45copyright: Use is subject to license terms.
46
47d# 15 constant max-ports \ ohci has max 15 downstream ports
48
49\ ohci registers
50
51struct
52 4 field hc-rev
53 4 field hc-control
54 4 field hc-cmd-status
55 4 field hc-int-status
56 4 field hc-int-enable
57 4 field hc-int-disable
58 4 field hc-hcca
59 4 field hc-period-current
60 4 field hc-control-head
61 4 field hc-control-current
62 4 field hc-bulk-head
63 4 field hc-bulk-current
64 4 field hc-done-head
65 4 field hc-fm-interval
66 4 field hc-fm-remaining
67 4 field hc-fm#
68 4 field hc-period-start
69 4 field hc-ls-threshold
70 4 field hc-roota
71 4 field hc-rootb
72 4 field hc-root-status
73 max-ports 4 * field hc-port-status
74
75( chip reg. size ) constant /controller
76
770 value chip-base
78
79: map-regs ( -- )
80 my-address my-space h# 200.0010 + /controller " map-in" $call-parent
81 to chip-base
82 my-space 4 + " config-w@" $call-parent
83 h# 146 or
84 my-space 4 + " config-w!" $call-parent
85;
86
87: unmap-regs ( -- )
88 0 my-space 4 + " config-w!" $call-parent
89 chip-base /controller " map-out" $call-parent
90 -1 to chip-base
91;
92
93: show-reg ( addr -- )
94 rl@
95 <# u# u# u# u# ascii . hold u# u# u# u# u#>
96 type
97;
98
99\ XXX this is really crude
100: show-rio ( -- ) \ display current values in chip
101 cr
102 chip-base 4 + h# 10 bounds do \ skip hc-rev
103 i show-reg 4 spaces
104 4 +loop
105 cr
106 chip-base h# 14 + h# 10 bounds do
107 i show-reg 4 spaces
108 4 +loop
109 cr
110 chip-base h# 24 + h# 10 bounds do
111 i show-reg 4 spaces
112 4 +loop
113 cr
114 chip-base h# 34 + h# 10 bounds do
115 i show-reg 4 spaces
116 4 +loop
117 cr
118 chip-base h# 44 + h# 10 bounds do
119 i show-reg 4 spaces
120 4 +loop
121 cr
122 chip-base h# 54 + h# 10 bounds do
123 i show-reg 4 spaces
124 4 +loop
125\ cr
126\ chip-base h# 60 + show-reg
127 cr
128;
129
130\ host controller communications area
131
132struct
133 h# 80 field interrupt-table
134 2 field frame#
135 2 field pad1
136 4 field done-head
137 d# 120 field reserved1
138
139( hcca size ) constant /hcca
140
1410 value hcca
1420 value dev-hcca
143
144\ hcca must also be synced before getting the done-q pointer.
145\ XXX what happens if the controller is writing the frame# while syncing?
146: sync-hcca ( -- )
147 sync-mem
148;
149
150\ XXX must be aligned on 256 byte bdry. ohci 7.2.1
151: map-hcca ( -- )
152 /hcca get-chunk to hcca
153 hcca virt>dev to dev-hcca
154;
155
156: unmap-hcca ( -- )
157 -1 to dev-hcca
158 hcca /hcca give-chunk
159 -1 to hcca
160;
161
162: setup-hcca ( -- )
163 dev-dummy-endpoints \ setup interrupt table
164 hcca interrupt-table d# 32 la+
165 hcca interrupt-table do
166 dup i le-l! /endpoint +
167 /l +loop drop
168 sync-hcca
169;
170
171: dump-hcca ( -- ) ; \ XXX may not be needed
172
173: make-structs ( -- )
174 map-hcca
175 make-dummies
176 setup-hcca
177;
178
179: dump-structs ( -- )
180 dump-hcca
181 dump-dummies
182 unmap-hcca
183;
184
185\ XXX is there a way to force dma-map-in to give aligned addresses? need
186\ 16 byte alignment and 32 byte alignment. Can over allocate and then
187\ use an aligned part of the total allocation.