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1 #ifndef __CB_BDK_HAL_IF_BDK_IF_H__
2 #define __CB_BDK_HAL_IF_BDK_IF_H__
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41 
42 /**
43  * @file
44  *
45  * Interface to external interfaces (SGMII, XAUI, etc)
46  *
47  * <hr>$Revision: 45089 $<hr>
48  *
49  * @defgroup packetio Packet Input / Output
50  * @addtogroup packetio
51  * @{
52  */
53 
54 
55 #define BDK_BGX_PKI 0 /* When defined and non zero BGX will use PKI interface for receive */
56 #define BDK_BGX_PKO 0  /* When defined and non zero BGX will use PKO interface for transmit */
57 
58 #define BDK_IF_MAX_GATHER 12 /* CN88XX RX supports 12 at most */
59 
60 /*  PHY address encoding:
61         Bits[31:24]: Node ID, 0xff for node the ethernet device is on
62         Bits[23:16]: Only used for TWSI
63         Bits[15:12]: PHY connection type (0=MDIO, 1=Fixed, 2=TWSI)
64     For MDIO:
65         Bits[31:24]: Node ID, 0xff for node the ethernet device is on
66         Bits[23:16]: 0
67         Bits[15:12]: 0=MDIO
68         Bits[11:8]: MDIO bus number
69         Bits[7:0]: MDIO address
70     For Fixed:
71         Bits[31:24]: 0
72         Bits[23:16]: Zero
73         Bits[15:12]: 1=Fixed
74         Bits[11:0]:  0 = 1Gb, 1 = 100Mb
75     For TWSI:
76         Bits[31:24]: Node ID, 0xff for node the ethernet device is on
77         Bits[23:16]: TWSI internal address width in bytes (0-2)
78         Bits[15:12]: 2=TWSI
79         Bits[11:8]: TWSI bus number
80         Bits[7:0]: TWSI address
81    */
82 #define BDK_IF_PHY_TYPE_MASK 0xf000
83 #define BDK_IF_PHY_MDIO 0x0000
84 #define BDK_IF_PHY_TWSI 0x2000
85 #define BDK_IF_PHY_FIXED_1GB 0x1000
86 #define BDK_IF_PHY_FIXED_100MB 0x1001
87 
88 /**
89  * Enumeration of different interfaces.
90  */
91 typedef enum
92 {
93     BDK_IF_BGX,
94     BDK_IF_PCIE,
95     BDK_IF_FAKE,
96     BDK_IF_LBK,
97     BDK_IF_RGX,
98     BDK_IF_CGX,
99     __BDK_IF_LAST
100 } bdk_if_t;
101 
102 typedef enum
103 {
104     BDK_IF_FLAGS_HAS_FCS = 1, /* The device adds and removes an FCS. On thunder we assume the hardware strips FCS */
105     BDK_IF_FLAGS_ENABLED = 2,
106 } bdk_if_flags_t;
107 
108 typedef union
109 {
110     uint64_t u64;
111     struct
112     {
113         uint64_t    reserved2   : 32;
114         unsigned    speed       : 24;
115         unsigned    lanes       : 6;
116         unsigned    full_duplex : 1;
117         unsigned    up          : 1;
118     } s;
119 } bdk_if_link_t;
120 
121 typedef struct
122 {
123     uint64_t    dropped_octets;
124     uint64_t    dropped_packets;
125     uint64_t    octets;
126     uint64_t    packets;
127     uint64_t    errors;
128 } __bdk_if_stats_t;
129 
130 typedef struct
131 {
132     __bdk_if_stats_t rx;
133     __bdk_if_stats_t tx;
134 } bdk_if_stats_t;
135 
136 typedef struct __bdk_if_port
137 {
138     bdk_if_t    iftype      : 8;
139     bdk_node_t  node        : 8;
140     int         interface   : 8;
141     int         index       : 8;
142     bdk_if_flags_t flags    : 8;
143     int         pknd        : 8;    /* NIC/PKI packet kind */
144     int16_t     pki_channel;        /* PKI/SSO channel number, or -1 if not used */
145     int16_t     pki_dstat;          /* PKI DSTAT ID used for receive stats */
146     int16_t     pko_queue;          /* PKO DQ number, or -1 if not used */
147     int16_t     aura;               /* FPA aura number */
148     int16_t     nic_id;             /* NIC ID in use, or -1 if not used. Encoded as NIC_VF * 8 + index */
149     void *      receiver;           /* This is a bdk_if_packet_receiver_t */
150     void *      receiver_arg;
151     bdk_if_stats_t stats;
152     bdk_if_link_t link_info;
153     char        name[16];
154     struct __bdk_if_port *next;
155     struct __bdk_if_port *poll_next;
156     char        priv[];
157 } __bdk_if_port_t;
158 
159 typedef __bdk_if_port_t *bdk_if_handle_t;
160 
161 /**
162  * Format of each gather/segment entry in a packet. This is unrelated to
163  * the underlying hardware format, but is designed to be simple to munge
164  * into a hardware format. Note that only 48 bits are stored for the
165  * address. This address is a physical address not mean for SMMU translation.
166  */
167 typedef union
168 {
169     uint64_t u;
170     struct
171     {
172 #if __BYTE_ORDER == __BIG_ENDIAN
173         uint64_t size : 16;
174         uint64_t address : 48;
175 #else
176         uint64_t address : 48;
177         uint64_t size : 16;
178 #endif
179     } s;
180 } bdk_packet_ptr_t;
181 
182 typedef enum
183 {
184     BDK_IF_TYPE_UNKNOWN,    /* Not set */
185     BDK_IF_TYPE_UDP4,       /* IPv4 + UDP */
186     BDK_IF_TYPE_TCP4,       /* IPv4 + TCP */
187 } bdk_if_type_t;
188 
189 /**
190  * The packet format for the BDK. This structure is designed to be exactly
191  * one cache line to promote alignment and avoid false aliasing. Note that the
192  * packet structure is independent from the packet data and can have a shorter
193  * lifespan. The packet structure is normally on the stack and disappears on
194  * stack unwind. Code requiring its data to stick around needs to copy it, but
195  * not the data in the gather list.
196  */
197 typedef struct
198 {
199     bdk_if_handle_t if_handle;  /* Handle to interface this packet was received on */
200     int             length;     /* Length of the packet in bytes */
201     int             segments;   /* Number of segments the packet is spread over */
202     int             rx_error;   /* Error number when packet was receive or zero for no error */
203     bdk_if_type_t   packet_type : 16; /* Type of the packet, so sender doesn't need to walk packet */
204     uint16_t        mtu;        /* MTU for hardware fragment, such as TSO */
205     uint64_t        reserved2;  /* Reserved for future use */
206     bdk_packet_ptr_t packet[BDK_IF_MAX_GATHER]; /* List of segements. Each has a physical address and length */
207 } bdk_if_packet_t;
208 
209 typedef enum
210 {
211     BDK_IF_LOOPBACK_NONE = 0,
212     BDK_IF_LOOPBACK_INTERNAL = 1,
213     BDK_IF_LOOPBACK_EXTERNAL = 2,
214     BDK_IF_LOOPBACK_INTERNAL_EXTERNAL = 3,
215 } bdk_if_loopback_t;
216 
217 typedef void (*bdk_if_packet_receiver_t)(const bdk_if_packet_t *packet, void *arg);
218 
219 typedef struct
220 {
221     int priv_size;
222     int (*if_num_interfaces)(bdk_node_t node); /* Returns the number of interfaces possible on this chip */
223     int (*if_num_ports)(bdk_node_t node, int interface); /* For given interface, returns the number of ports on it */
224     int (*if_probe)(bdk_if_handle_t handle); /* Probe to see if a port exists */
225     int (*if_init)(bdk_if_handle_t handle); /* One time hardware init */
226     int (*if_enable)(bdk_if_handle_t handle); /* Enable packet IO. must be called after init */
227     int (*if_disable)(bdk_if_handle_t handle); /* Disable packet IO */
228     bdk_if_link_t (*if_link_get)(bdk_if_handle_t handle); /* Get link speed and state */
229     void (*if_link_set)(bdk_if_handle_t handle, bdk_if_link_t link_info); /* Set link speed and state */
230     const bdk_if_stats_t *(*if_get_stats)(bdk_if_handle_t handle); /* Get stats */
231     int (*if_transmit)(bdk_if_handle_t handle, const bdk_if_packet_t *packet); /* TX a packet */
232     int (*if_loopback)(bdk_if_handle_t handle, bdk_if_loopback_t loopback); /* Configure loopback for the port */
233     int (*if_get_queue_depth)(bdk_if_handle_t handle); /* Get the current TX queue depth */
234     uint64_t (*if_get_lane_mask)(bdk_if_handle_t handle); /* Get a mask of the QLM lanes used by this handle */
235 } __bdk_if_ops_t;
236 
237 typedef struct
238 {
239     int (*init)(void);
240     uint64_t (*alloc)(int length);
241     void (*free)(uint64_t address, int length);
242 } __bdk_if_global_ops_t;
243 
244 extern int bdk_if_is_configured(void);
245 extern int bdk_if_num_interfaces(bdk_node_t node, bdk_if_t iftype);
246 extern int bdk_if_num_ports(bdk_node_t node, bdk_if_t iftype, int interface);
247 extern bdk_if_handle_t bdk_if_next_port(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
248 
249 extern int bdk_if_enable(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
250 extern int bdk_if_disable(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
251 extern int bdk_if_loopback(bdk_if_handle_t handle, bdk_if_loopback_t loopback);
252 
253 extern const char *bdk_if_name(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
254 extern bdk_if_link_t bdk_if_link_get(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
255 extern bdk_if_link_t bdk_if_link_autoconf(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
256 extern const bdk_if_stats_t *bdk_if_get_stats(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
257 extern bdk_if_link_t __bdk_if_phy_get(bdk_node_t dev_node, int phy_addr);
258 extern int bdk_if_get_queue_depth(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
259 extern int bdk_if_link_wait_all(uint64_t timeout_us);
260 extern int bdk_if_phy_setup(bdk_node_t node);
261 extern int bdk_if_phy_vetesse_setup(bdk_node_t node, int qlm, int mdio_bus, int phy_addr);
262 extern int bdk_if_phy_marvell_setup(bdk_node_t node, int qlm, int mdio_bus, int phy_addr);
263 extern int bdk_if_phy_vsc8514_setup(bdk_node_t node, int qlm, int mdio_bus, int phy_addr);
264 extern int bdk_if_transmit(bdk_if_handle_t handle, bdk_if_packet_t *packet);
265 extern void bdk_if_register_for_packets(bdk_if_handle_t handle, bdk_if_packet_receiver_t receiver, void *arg);
266 extern int bdk_if_alloc(bdk_if_packet_t *packet, int length);
267 extern void bdk_if_free(bdk_if_packet_t *packet);
268 extern void bdk_if_packet_read(const bdk_if_packet_t *packet, int location, int length, void *data);
269 extern void bdk_if_packet_write(bdk_if_packet_t *packet, int location, int length, const void *data);
270 
271 extern uint64_t bdk_update_stat_with_overflow(uint64_t new_value, uint64_t old_value, int bit_size);
272 extern void __bdk_if_phy_xs_init(bdk_node_t dev_node, int phy_addr);
273 
274 /**
275  * Get interface type. Use this function instead of accessing the handle
276  * directly. The handle is considered private and may change.
277  *
278  * @param handle Handle of port to get info for
279  *
280  * @return Interface type
281  */
bdk_if_get_type(bdk_if_handle_t handle)282 static inline bdk_if_t bdk_if_get_type(bdk_if_handle_t handle)
283 {
284     return handle->iftype;
285 }
286 
287 /**
288  * Called by each interface driver to process a received packet. After calling
289  * this function, it is the responsibility of each driver to free any resources
290  * used by the packet, probably by calling bdk_if_free().
291  *
292  * @param packet Packet that was received
293  */
bdk_if_dispatch_packet(const bdk_if_packet_t * packet)294 static inline void bdk_if_dispatch_packet(const bdk_if_packet_t *packet)
295 {
296     void *receiver_arg = packet->if_handle->receiver_arg;
297     bdk_if_packet_receiver_t receiver = packet->if_handle->receiver;
298     if (receiver)
299         receiver(packet, receiver_arg);
300 }
301 
302 /**
303  * Get the base QLM used by this handle. For network interfaces that uses QLMs,
304  * return the QLM number of lane 0. Note that some network interfaces span multiple
305  * QLM/DLM. This will return the lowest QLM/DLM number.
306  *
307  * @param handle Handle to query
308  *
309  * @return QLM/DLM number, or -1 if handle doesn't use SERDES
310  */
311 extern int bdk_if_get_qlm(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
312 
313 /**
314  * Get a mask of the QLM/DLM lanes used by this handle. A bit is set for each lane
315  * used by the interface. Some ports span multiple QLM/DLM. In this case the bits
316  * set will be wider than the QLM/DLM, signalling that the next QLM/DLM is needed
317  * too.
318  *
319  * @param handle Handle to query
320  *
321  * @return Lane mask, or zero if no SERDES lanes are used
322  */
323 extern uint64_t bdk_if_get_lane_mask(bdk_if_handle_t handle);
324 
325 /** @} */
326 #endif
327