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1 /* $NetBSD: cpu.h,v 1.40 2007/10/17 19:56:04 garbled Exp $ */
3 /*
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7 * This code is derived from software contributed to Berkeley by
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9 * Science Department.
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35 * from: Utah $Hdr: cpu.h 1.16 91/03/25$
37 * @(#)cpu.h 8.4 (Berkeley) 1/5/94
40 * Copyright (c) 1988 University of Utah.
42 * This code is derived from software contributed to Berkeley by
43 * the Systems Programming Group of the University of Utah Computer
44 * Science Department.
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67 * DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS
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69 * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
70 * LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
71 * OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
72 * SUCH DAMAGE.
74 * from: Utah $Hdr: cpu.h 1.16 91/03/25$
76 * @(#)cpu.h 8.4 (Berkeley) 1/5/94
80 #ifndef _MACHINE_CPU_H_
81 #define _MACHINE_CPU_H_
83 #if defined(_KERNEL)
85 #if defined(_KERNEL_OPT)
86 #include "opt_lockdebug.h"
87 #endif
90 * Exported definitions unique to next68k/68k cpu support.
94 * Get common m68k definitions.
96 #include <m68k/cpu.h>
98 #define M68K_MMU_MOTOROLA
101 * Get interrupt glue.
103 #include <machine/intr.h>
105 #include <sys/cpu_data.h>
106 struct cpu_info {
107 struct cpu_data ci_data; /* MI per-cpu data */
108 cpuid_t ci_cpuid;
109 int ci_mtx_count;
110 int ci_mtx_oldspl;
111 int ci_want_resched;
114 extern struct cpu_info cpu_info_store;
116 #define curcpu() (&cpu_info_store)
119 * definitions of cpu-dependent requirements
120 * referenced in generic code
122 #define cpu_number() 0
124 void cpu_proc_fork(struct proc *, struct proc *);
128 * Arguments to hardclock and gatherstats encapsulate the previous
129 * machine state in an opaque clockframe. One the hp300, we use
130 * what the hardware pushes on an interrupt (frame format 0).
132 struct clockframe {
133 u_short sr; /* sr at time of interrupt */
134 u_long pc; /* pc at time of interrupt */
135 u_short fmt:4,
136 vec:12; /* vector offset (4-word frame) */
137 } __attribute__((packed));
139 #define CLKF_USERMODE(framep) (((framep)->sr & PSL_S) == 0)
140 #define CLKF_PC(framep) ((framep)->pc)
143 * The clock interrupt handler can determine if it's a nested
144 * interrupt by checking for interrupt_depth > 1.
145 * (Remember, the clock interrupt handler itself will cause the
146 * depth counter to be incremented).
148 extern volatile unsigned int interrupt_depth;
149 #define CLKF_INTR(framep) (interrupt_depth > 1)
152 * Preempt the current process if in interrupt from user mode,
153 * or after the current trap/syscall if in system mode.
155 #define cpu_need_resched(ci, flags) \
156 do { ci->ci_want_resched = 1; aston(); } while (/* CONSTCOND */0)
159 * Give a profiling tick to the current process when the user profiling
160 * buffer pages are invalid. On the sun3, request an ast to send us
161 * through trap, marking the proc as needing a profiling tick.
163 #define cpu_need_proftick(l) ((l)->l_pflag |= LP_OWEUPC, aston())
166 * Notify the current process (p) that it has a signal pending,
167 * process as soon as possible.
169 #define cpu_signotify(l) aston()
171 #define aston() (astpending++)
173 extern int astpending; /* need to trap before returning to user mode */
175 extern void (*vectab[])(void);
177 struct fpframe;
179 /* locore.s functions */
180 void m68881_save(struct fpframe *);
181 void m68881_restore(struct fpframe *);
183 int suline(void *, void *);
184 void loadustp(int);
186 void doboot(void) __attribute__((__noreturn__));
187 int nmihand(void *);
189 /* clock.c functions */
190 void next68k_calibrate_delay(void);
192 #endif /* _KERNEL */
194 #define NEXT_RAMBASE (0x4000000) /* really depends on slot, but... */
195 #define NEXT_BANKSIZE (0x1000000) /* Size of a memory bank in physical address */
197 #if 0
198 /* @@@ this needs to be fixed to work on 030's */
199 #define NEXT_SLOT_ID 0x0
200 #ifdef M68030
201 #define NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP 0x0
202 #endif /* M68030 */
203 #endif
204 #ifdef M68040
205 #ifdef DISABLE_NEXT_BMAP_CHIP /* @@@ For turbo testing */
206 #define NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP 0x0
207 #else
208 #define NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP 0x00100000
209 #endif
210 #define NEXT_SLOT_ID 0x0
211 #endif /* M68040 */
213 /****************************************************************/
215 /* Eventually, I'd like to move these defines off into
216 * configure somewhere
217 * Darrin B Jewell <jewell@mit.edu> Thu Feb 5 03:50:58 1998
219 /* ROM */
220 #define NEXT_P_EPROM (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x00000000)
221 #define NEXT_P_EPROM_BMAP (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x01000000)
222 #define NEXT_P_EPROM_SIZE (128 * 1024)
224 /* device space */
225 #define NEXT_P_DEV_SPACE (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02000000)
226 #define NEXT_P_DEV_BMAP (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02100000)
227 #define NEXT_DEV_SPACE_SIZE 0x0001c000
229 /* DMA control/status (writes MUST be 32-bit) */
230 #define NEXT_P_SCSI_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02000010)
231 #define NEXT_P_SOUNDOUT_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02000040)
232 #define NEXT_P_DISK_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02000050)
233 #define NEXT_P_SOUNDIN_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02000080)
234 #define NEXT_P_PRINTER_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02000090)
235 #define NEXT_P_SCC_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x020000c0)
236 #define NEXT_P_DSP_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x020000d0)
237 #define NEXT_P_ENETX_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02000110)
238 #define NEXT_P_ENETR_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02000150)
239 #define NEXT_P_VIDEO_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02000180)
240 #define NEXT_P_M2R_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x020001d0)
241 #define NEXT_P_R2M_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x020001c0)
243 /* DMA scratch pad (writes MUST be 32-bit) */
244 #define NEXT_P_VIDEO_SPAD (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02004180)
245 #define NEXT_P_EVENT_SPAD (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0200418c)
246 #define NEXT_P_M2M_SPAD (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x020041e0)
248 /* device registers */
249 #define NEXT_P_ENET (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02006000)
250 #define NEXT_P_DSP (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02008000)
251 #define NEXT_P_MON (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0200e000)
252 #define NEXT_P_PRINTER (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0200f000)
253 #define NEXT_P_DISK (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02012000)
254 #define NEXT_P_SCSI (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02014000)
255 #define NEXT_P_FLOPPY (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02014100)
256 #define NEXT_P_TIMER (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02016000)
257 #define NEXT_P_TIMER_CSR (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02016004)
258 #define NEXT_P_SCC (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02018000)
259 #define NEXT_P_SCC_CLK (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02018004)
260 #define NEXT_P_EVENTC (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x0201a000)
261 #define NEXT_P_BMAP (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x020c0000)
262 /* All COLOR_FB registers are 1 byte wide */
263 #define NEXT_P_C16_DAC_0 (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02018100) /* COLOR_FB - RAMDAC */
264 #define NEXT_P_C16_DAC_1 (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02018101)
265 #define NEXT_P_C16_DAC_2 (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02018102)
266 #define NEXT_P_C16_DAC_3 (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02018103)
267 #define NEXT_P_C16_CMD_REG (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02018180) /* COLOR_FB - CSR */
269 /* system control registers */
270 #define NEXT_P_MEMTIMING (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02006010)
271 #define NEXT_P_INTRSTAT (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02007000)
272 #define NEXT_P_INTRSTAT_CON 0x02007000
273 /* #define NEXT_P_INTRSTAT_0 (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02008000) */
274 #define NEXT_P_INTRMASK (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x02007800)
275 #define NEXT_P_INTRMASK_CON 0x02007800
276 /* #define NEXT_P_INTRMASK_0 (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0200a000) */
277 #define NEXT_P_SCR1 (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0200c000)
278 #define NEXT_P_SCR1_CON 0x0200c000
279 #define NEXT_P_SID 0x0200c800 /* NOT slot-relative */
280 #define NEXT_P_SCR2 (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0200d000)
281 #define NEXT_P_SCR2_CON 0x0200d000
282 #define NEXT_P_RMTINT (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0200d800)
283 #define NEXT_P_BRIGHTNESS (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02010000)
284 #define NEXT_P_DRAM_TIMING (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02018190) /* Warp 9C memory ctlr */
285 #define NEXT_P_VRAM_TIMING (NEXT_SLOT_ID_BMAP+0x02018198) /* Warp 9C memory ctlr */
287 /* memory */
288 #define NEXT_P_MAINMEM (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x04000000)
289 #define NEXT_P_MEMSIZE 0x04000000
290 #define NEXT_P_VIDEOMEM (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0b000000)
291 #define NEXT_P_VIDEOSIZE 0x0003a800
292 #if 0
293 #define NEXT_P_C16_VIDEOMEM (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x06000000) /* COLOR_FB */
294 #endif
295 #define NEXT_P_C16_VIDEOMEM (0x2c000000)
296 #define NEXT_P_C16_VIDEOSIZE 0x001D4000 /* COLOR_FB */
297 #define NEXT_P_WF4VIDEO (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0c000000) /* w A+B-AB function */
298 #define NEXT_P_WF3VIDEO (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0d000000) /* w (1-A)B function */
299 #define NEXT_P_WF2VIDEO (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0e000000) /* w ceil(A+B) function */
300 #define NEXT_P_WF1VIDEO (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x0f000000) /* w AB function */
301 #define NEXT_P_WF4MEM (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x10000000) /* w A+B-AB function */
302 #define NEXT_P_WF3MEM (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x14000000) /* w (1-A)B function */
303 #define NEXT_P_WF2MEM (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x18000000) /* w ceil(A+B) function */
304 #define NEXT_P_WF1MEM (NEXT_SLOT_ID+0x1c000000) /* w AB function */
305 #define NEXT_NMWF 4 /* # of memory write funcs */
308 * Interrupt structure.
309 * BASE and BITS define the origin and length of the bit field in the
310 * interrupt status/mask register for the particular interrupt level.
311 * The first component of the interrupt device name indicates the bit
312 * position in the interrupt status and mask registers; the second is the
313 * interrupt level; the third is the bit index relative to the start of the
314 * bit field.
316 #define NEXT_I(l,i,b) (((b) << 8) | ((l) << 4) | (i))
317 #define NEXT_I_INDEX(i) ((i) & 0xf)
318 #define NEXT_I_IPL(i) (((i) >> 4) & 7)
319 #define NEXT_I_BIT(i) ( 1 << (((i) >> 8) & 0x1f))
321 #define NEXT_I_IPL7_BASE 0
322 #define NEXT_I_IPL7_BITS 2
323 #define NEXT_I_NMI NEXT_I(7,0,31)
324 #define NEXT_I_PFAIL NEXT_I(7,1,30)
326 #define NEXT_I_IPL6_BASE 2
327 #define NEXT_I_IPL6_BITS 12
328 #define NEXT_I_TIMER NEXT_I(6,0,29)
329 #define NEXT_I_ENETX_DMA NEXT_I(6,1,28)
330 #define NEXT_I_ENETR_DMA NEXT_I(6,2,27)
331 #define NEXT_I_SCSI_DMA NEXT_I(6,3,26)
332 #define NEXT_I_DISK_DMA NEXT_I(6,4,25)
333 #define NEXT_I_PRINTER_DMA NEXT_I(6,5,24)
334 #define NEXT_I_SOUND_OUT_DMA NEXT_I(6,6,23)
335 #define NEXT_I_SOUND_IN_DMA NEXT_I(6,7,22)
336 #define NEXT_I_SCC_DMA NEXT_I(6,8,21)
337 #define NEXT_I_DSP_DMA NEXT_I(6,9,20)
338 #define NEXT_I_M2R_DMA NEXT_I(6,10,19)
339 #define NEXT_I_R2M_DMA NEXT_I(6,11,18)
341 #define NEXT_I_IPL5_BASE 14
342 #define NEXT_I_IPL5_BITS 3
343 #define NEXT_I_SCC NEXT_I(5,0,17)
344 #define NEXT_I_REMOTE NEXT_I(5,1,16)
345 #define NEXT_I_BUS NEXT_I(5,2,15)
347 #define NEXT_I_IPL4_BASE 17
348 #define NEXT_I_IPL4_BITS 1
349 #define NEXT_I_DSP_4 NEXT_I(4,0,14)
351 #define NEXT_I_IPL3_BASE 18
352 #define NEXT_I_IPL3_BITS 12
353 #define NEXT_I_DISK NEXT_I(3,0,13)
354 #define NEXT_I_C16_VIDEO NEXT_I(3,0,13) /* COLOR_FB - Steals old ESDI interrupt */
355 #define NEXT_I_SCSI NEXT_I(3,1,12)
356 #define NEXT_I_PRINTER NEXT_I(3,2,11)
357 #define NEXT_I_ENETX NEXT_I(3,3,10)
358 #define NEXT_I_ENETR NEXT_I(3,4,9)
359 #define NEXT_I_SOUND_OVRUN NEXT_I(3,5,8)
360 #define NEXT_I_PHONE NEXT_I(3,6,7)
361 #define NEXT_I_DSP_3 NEXT_I(3,7,6)
362 #define NEXT_I_VIDEO NEXT_I(3,8,5)
363 #define NEXT_I_MONITOR NEXT_I(3,9,4)
364 #define NEXT_I_KYBD_MOUSE NEXT_I(3,10,3)
365 #define NEXT_I_POWER NEXT_I(3,11,2)
367 #define NEXT_I_IPL2_BASE 30
368 #define NEXT_I_IPL2_BITS 1
369 #define NEXT_I_SOFTINT1 NEXT_I(2,0,1)
371 #define NEXT_I_IPL1_BASE 31
372 #define NEXT_I_IPL1_BITS 1
373 #define NEXT_I_SOFTINT0 NEXT_I(1,0,0)
375 /****************************************************************/
377 /* physical memory sections */
378 #if 0
379 #define ROMBASE (0x00000000)
380 #endif
382 #define INTIOBASE (0x02000000)
383 #define INTIOTOP (0x02120000)
384 #define MONOBASE (0x0b000000)
385 #define MONOTOP (0x0b03a800)
386 #define COLORBASE (0x2c000000)
387 #define COLORTOP (0x2c1D4000)
389 #define NEXT_INTR_BITS \
390 "\20\40NMI\37PFAIL\36TIMER\35ENETX_DMA\34ENETR_DMA\33SCSI_DMA\32DISK_DMA\31PRINTER_DMA\30SOUND_OUT_DMA\27SOUND_IN_DMA\26SCC_DMA\25DSP_DMA\24M2R_DMA\23R2M_DMA\22SCC\21REMOTE\20BUS\17DSP_4\16DISK|C16_VIDEO\15SCSI\14PRINTER\13ENETX\12ENETR\11SOUND_OVRUN\10PHONE\07DSP_3\06VIDEO\05MONITOR\04KYBD_MOUSE\03POWER\02SOFTINT1\01SOFTINT0"
393 * Internal IO space:
395 * Ranges from 0x400000 to 0x600000 (IIOMAPSIZE).
397 * Internal IO space is mapped in the kernel from ``intiobase'' to
398 * ``intiolimit'' (defined in locore.s). Since it is always mapped,
399 * conversion between physical and kernel virtual addresses is easy.
401 #define IIOV(pa) ((int)(pa)-INTIOBASE+intiobase)
402 #define IIOP(va) ((int)(va)-intiobase+INTIOBASE)
403 #define IIOMAPSIZE btoc(INTIOTOP-INTIOBASE) /* 2mb */
405 /* mono fb space */
406 #define MONOMAPSIZE btoc(MONOTOP-MONOBASE) /* who cares */
408 /* color fb space */
409 #define COLORMAPSIZE btoc(COLORTOP-COLORBASE) /* who cares */
411 #endif /* _MACHINE_CPU_H_ */