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1 /* $NetBSD: scb.h,v 1.11 2000/07/10 09:14:34 ragge Exp $ */
3 /*
4 * Copyright (c) 1994 Ludd, University of Lule}, Sweden.
5 * All rights reserved.
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17 * This product includes software developed at Ludd, University of Lule}.
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32 #ifndef _VAX_SCB_H
33 #define _VAX_SCB_H
36 * Definition of the System Control Block. More about it can be
37 * found in the Vax Architecture Reference Manual, section 6.6.
39 struct scb {
40 void *scb_unused; /* First unused vector */
41 void *scb_mcheck;
42 void *scb_kspinv;
43 void *scb_powfail;
44 void *scb_privinst; /* 10 Privileged Instruction fault */
45 void *scb_xfcinst;
46 void *scb_resop;
47 void *scb_resad;
48 void *scb_accessv; /* 20 Access Control violation fault */
49 void *scb_transinv;
50 void *scb_trace;
51 void *scb_breakp;
52 void *scb_compat; /* 30 Compatibility instruction fault */
53 void *scb_arith;
54 void *scb_unused1;
55 void *scb_unused2;
56 void *scb_chmk; /* 40 CHMK */
57 void *scb_chme;
58 void *scb_chms;
59 void *scb_chmu;
60 void *scb_sbisilo; /* 50 SBI Silo compare */
61 void *scb_cmrd;
62 void *scb_sbialert;
63 void *scb_sbifault;
64 void *scb_memwtimo; /* 60 Memory write timeout */
65 void *scb_unused3;
66 void *scb_unused4;
67 void *scb_unused5;
68 void *scb_unused6; /* 70 unused */
69 void *scb_unused7;
70 void *scb_unused8;
71 void *scb_unused9;
72 void *scb_unused10; /* 80 unused */
73 void *scb_softint1;
74 void *scb_softint2;
75 void *scb_softint3;
76 void *scb_softint4; /* 90 Software interrupt level 4 */
77 void *scb_softint5;
78 void *scb_softint6;
79 void *scb_softint7;
80 void *scb_softint8; /* A0 Software interrupt level 8 */
81 void *scb_softint9;
82 void *scb_softinta;
83 void *scb_softintb;
84 void *scb_softintc; /* B0 Software interrupt level C */
85 void *scb_softintd;
86 void *scb_softinte;
87 void *scb_softintf;
88 void *scb_timer; /* C0 Interval timer */
89 void *scb_unused11;
90 void *scb_unused12;
91 void *scb_unused13;
92 void *scb_unused14; /* D0 Unused */
93 void *scb_unused15;
94 void *scb_unused16;
95 void *scb_unused17;
96 void *scb_unused18; /* E0 Unused */
97 void *scb_unused19;
98 void *scb_unused20;
99 void *scb_unused21;
100 void *scb_csrint;
101 void *scb_cstint; /* F0 Console storage transmit interrupt */
102 void *scb_ctrint;
103 void *scb_cttint;
104 struct ivec_dsp *scb_nexvec[4][16]; /* Nexus interrupt vectors */
107 #define SCB_KSTACK 0
108 #define SCB_ISTACK 1
110 #define vecnum(bus, ipl, tr) (256+(ipl-0x14)*64+tr*4+bus*256)
113 * This struct is used when setting up interrupt vectors dynamically.
114 * It put a opaque 32 bit quanity on the stack and also has a placeholder
115 * for evcnt structure.
117 struct ivec_dsp {
118 char pushr; /* pushr */
119 char pushrarg; /* $0x3f */
120 char jsb;
121 char mode;
122 long displacement;
123 void (*hoppaddr)(void *);
124 void *pushlarg;
125 struct evcnt *ev;
128 #ifdef _KERNEL
129 extern const struct ivec_dsp idsptch;
130 extern struct scb *scb;
131 extern struct ivec_dsp *scb_vec;
132 extern struct evcnt devipl_intrcnts[4]; /* IPL 2[0123] */
134 paddr_t scb_init (paddr_t);
135 int scb_vecref (int *, int *);
136 void scb_fake (int, int);
137 void scb_vecalloc (int, void(*)(void *), void *, int, struct evcnt *);
138 #endif /* _KERNEL */
140 #endif /* _VAX_SCB_H */