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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// file   halFQ.h
// @brief  FQ HAL
// @author MStar Semiconductor,Inc.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#ifndef __HAL_FQ_H__
#define __HAL_FQ_H__

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  Driver Compiler Option
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  FQ Hardware Abstraction Layer
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

// FQ define
#define FQ_NUM 1

// HW characteristic
#define MIU_FQ(_addr_)                 ((_addr_)>>4)

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  Macro of bit operations
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define _AND_(flag, bit)            ((flag) &   (bit) )
#define _SET_(flag, bit)            ((flag) |   (bit) )
#define _CLR_(flag, bit)            ((flag) & (~(bit)))

////////////////////////////////////////////////
// HAL API
////////////////////////////////////////////////
MS_BOOL HAL_FQ_SetBank(MS_VIRT u32BankAddr);
void    HAL_FQ_PVR_SetBuf(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_PHYADDR u32StartAddr, MS_U32 u32BufSize);
void    HAL_FQ_PVR_SetRushAddr(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_PHYADDR u32RushAddr);
void    HAL_FQ_PVR_Start(MS_U32 u32FQEng);
void    HAL_FQ_PVR_Stop(MS_U32 u32FQEng);
void    HAL_FQ_Rush_Enable(MS_U32 u32FQEng);
void    HAL_FQ_Bypass(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U8 u8Bypass);
void    HAL_FQ_SWReset(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U8 u8Reset);
void    HAL_FQ_AddrMode(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U8 u8AddrMode);
void    HAL_FQ_SkipRushData(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U16 u16SkipPath);
void    HAL_FQ_Timestamp_Sel(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_BOOL bSet);
MS_U32  HAL_FQ_GetPVRTimeStamp(MS_U32 u32FQEng);
void    HAL_FQ_SetPVRTimeStamp(MS_U32 u32FQEng , MS_U32 u32Stamp);
void    HAL_FQ_INT_Enable(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U16 u16Mask);
void    HAL_FQ_INT_Disable(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U16 u16Mask);
MS_U16  HAL_FQ_INT_GetHW(MS_U32 u32FQEng);
void    HAL_FQ_INT_ClrHW(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U16 u16Mask);
MS_U32  HAL_FQ_GetRead(MS_U32 u32FQEng);
MS_U32  HAL_FQ_GetWrite(MS_U32 u32FQEng);
void    HAL_FQ_SaveRegs(void);
void    HAL_FQ_RestoreRegs(void);

#endif // #ifndef __HAL_FQ_H__