arch/all-android/hidd/androidgfx/android_server.h

   1 #define cmd_Nak        -1
   2 #define cmd_Query      0x80000001
   3 #define cmd_Show       0x80000002
   4 #define cmd_Update     0x00000003
   5 #define cmd_Scroll     0x00000004
   6 #define cmd_Mouse      0x00000005
   7 #define cmd_Touch      0x00000006
   8 #define cmd_Key        0x00000007
   9 #define cmd_Flush      0x00000008
  10 #define cmd_Hello      0x80000009
  11
  12 #define CMD_NEED_REPLY 0x80000000
  13
  14 #define STATUS_ACK      0
  15 #define STATUS_NAK      1
  16
  17 #define PROTOCOL_VERSION 2      /* Current protocol version */
  18
  19 /*
  20  * Display server data packets consist of ULONGs. This makes it simpler to parse them in Java code.
  21  *
  22  * Yes, this is not 64-bit-safe. But:
  23  * a) Android isn't going to move to 64-bit machines for now.
  24  * b) Java doesn't have "pointer-sized" data type, it has either 32 bits (int)
  25  *    or 64 bits (long). And we don't want to cope with UQUADs here.
  26  * If support for 64 bits is ever needed, perhaps the best way is to make 64-bit
  27  * versions of some commands (which require a pointer), which use two ULONGs for it.
  28  * For this purpose we store addresses at the end of packets. It will be possible to determine
  29  * 64-bit versions just by increased length.
  30  *
  31  * The general conventions are:
  32  * - We send commands and get responses and event notifications from the server.
  33  * - Some of commands need responses from the server. We (and server) just know what commands these are.
  34  *   CMD_NEED_REPLY flag exists just for simplicity. We can't just add it to some command.
  35  * - We never respond somehow on event notifications.
  36  * - If the server doesn't recognize some command, it will always send back NAK reply. It's up to us to
  37  *   ignore this NAK if we don't wait for any response.
  38  * - The first command sent to server must be cmd_Hello. This way we verify protocol version. The server
  39  *   will respond with NAK if it doesn't understand us.
  40  */
  41
  42 /*
  43  * This is raw packet header.
  44  * It is used for both requests and responses.
  45  */
  46 struct Request
  47 {
  48     ULONG cmd;                  /* Command code         */
  49     ULONG len;                  /* Number of parameters */
  50     /* ULONG parameters follow */
  51 };
  52
  53 /* This structure is used to query a request which needs a response.*/
  54 struct WaitRequest
  55 {
  56     struct MinNode  node;
  57     struct Task    *owner;
  58     ULONG           signal;     /* Reply signal         */
  59     ULONG           status;     /* Delivery status      */
  60     /* Encapsulated packet header */
  61     ULONG           cmd;
  62     ULONG           len;
  63 };
  64
  65 /* Partucilar forms of command requests */
  66
  67 /* Query display size (v2) */
  68 struct QueryRequest
  69 {
  70     struct WaitRequest req;             /* cmd_Query, 1                         */
  71     /* Request parameters */
  72     ULONG              id;              /* Display ID, currently always zero    */
  73     /* Response data (16 bytes) */
  74     ULONG              width;           /* Full display size                    */
  75     ULONG              height;
  76     ULONG              titlebar;        /* Android screenbar size               */
  77     ULONG              orientation;     /* Orientation in which size was taken  */
  78 };
  79
  80 /* Show a single bitmap on display (v2) */
  81 struct ShowRequest
  82 {
  83     struct WaitRequest req;             /* cmd_Show, 8                          */
  84     /* Request */
  85     ULONG              displayid;       /* DisplayID, currently always zero     */
  86     ULONG              left;            /* Offset                               */
  87     ULONG              top;
  88     ULONG              width;           /* Size                                 */
  89     ULONG              height;
  90     ULONG              mod;             /* Bytes per line                       */
  91     ULONG              orientation;     /* Orientation                          */
  92     ULONG              addr;            /* Start address                        */
  93     /* Response has no data, only echo */
  94 };
  95
  96 /*
  97  * The following requests don't use WaitRequest because they don't need to be replied.
  98  * They are used with SendRequest() function.
  99  */
 100
 101 /* Update screen region */
 102 struct UpdateRequest
 103 {
 104     struct Request req;         /* cmd_Update, 5                        */
 105     /* Request */
 106     ULONG          id;          /* Bitmap ID, reserved                  */
 107     ULONG          left;        /* Rectangle to update                  */
 108     ULONG          top;
 109     ULONG          width;
 110     ULONG          height;
 111 };
 112
 113 /* Scroll a bitmap */
 114 struct ScrollRequest
 115 {
 116     struct Request req;         /* cmd_Scroll, 3                        */
 117     /* Request */
 118     ULONG          id;          /* Bitmap ID, reserved                  */
 119     ULONG          left;        /* New offset                           */
 120     ULONG          top;
 121 };
 122
 123 /* Initial handshake and protocol version verification */
 124 struct HelloRequest
 125 {
 126     struct WaitRequest req;     /* cmd_Hello, 1                         */
 127     ULONG              version; /* Protocol version                     */
 128 };
 129
 130 /* Mouse/touchscreen event data */
 131 struct PointerEvent
 132 {
 133     ULONG x;
 134     ULONG y;
 135     ULONG action;
 136 };
 137
 138 struct KeyEvent
 139 {
 140     ULONG code;
 141     ULONG flags;
 142 };
 143
 144 void agfxInt(int pipe, int mode, void *data);
 145 void SendRequest(struct Request *req, struct agfx_staticdata *xsd);
 146 void DoRequest(struct WaitRequest *req, struct agfx_staticdata *xsd);