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static MS_U32 _dramRASPBase = 0; #define _RASP_DRAM_BASE_128MB_256MB (0x08000000) #define _RASP_DRAM_BASE_0MB_128MB (0x0) #define _RASP_BASE_SET(addr) ((addr)|(_dramRASPBase)) #define _RASP_BASE_CLR(addr) ((addr)&(~_dramRASPBase)) REG_FIQ* _REGFIQ = NULL; // Some register has write order, for example, writing PCR_L will disable PCR counter // writing PCR_M trigger nothing, writing PCR_H will enable PCR counter #define FQ32_W(reg, value); { (reg)->L = ((value) & 0x0000FFFF); \ (reg)->H = ((value) >> 16);} #define FQ16_W(reg, value); {(reg)->data = ((value) & 0x0000FFFF);} //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Forward declaration //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Implementation //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- static MS_U32 _HAL_REG32_R(REG32_FQ *reg) { MS_U32 value = 0; value = (reg)->H << 16; value |= (reg)->L; return value; } static MS_U16 _HAL_REG16_R(REG16_FQ *reg) { MS_U16 value; value = (reg)->data; return value; } #define MIU_BUS 4 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // For MISC part //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MS_BOOL HAL_FQ_SetBank(MS_U32 u32BankAddr) { _u32RegBase = u32BankAddr; _REGFIQ = (REG_FIQ*)(_u32RegBase + FQ_REG_CTRL_BASE); return TRUE; } //for K1 ECO U04 switch RASP dram base from 0-128MB to 128-256MB //This function will be called by HAL_TSP_HWPatch() in halTSP.c of K1 MS_BOOL HAL_FQ_SetDramBase(MS_U32 dramBase) { if(dramBase == _RASP_DRAM_BASE_0MB_128MB) { _dramRASPBase = dramBase; return TRUE; } if(dramBase == _RASP_DRAM_BASE_128MB_256MB) { _dramRASPBase = dramBase; return TRUE; } else { _dramRASPBase = 0; return FALSE; } } void HAL_FQ_PVR_SetBuf(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U32 u32StartAddr, MS_U32 u32BufSize) { MS_U32 u32EndAddr = u32StartAddr + u32BufSize; FQ32_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].str2mi_head), MIU_FQ(u32StartAddr) & FIQ_STR2MI2_ADDR_MASK); FQ32_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].str2mi_tail), MIU_FQ(u32EndAddr) & FIQ_STR2MI2_ADDR_MASK); FQ32_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].str2mi_mid), MIU_FQ(u32StartAddr) & FIQ_STR2MI2_ADDR_MASK); } void HAL_FQ_PVR_SetRushAddr(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U32 u32RushAddr) { FQ32_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].rush_addr), MIU_FQ(u32RushAddr) & FIQ_STR2MI2_ADDR_MASK); } void HAL_FQ_PVR_Start(MS_U32 u32FQEng) { //reset write address FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_RESET_WR_PTR)); FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_RESET_WR_PTR)); //enable string to miu FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_PVR_ENABLE)); } void HAL_FQ_PVR_Stop(MS_U32 u32FQEng) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_PVR_ENABLE)); } void HAL_FQ_Rush_Enable(MS_U32 u32FQEng) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_RUSH_ENABLE)); FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_RUSH_ENABLE)); } void HAL_FQ_Bypass(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U8 u8Bypass) { if(u8Bypass) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config11), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config11)), FIQ_CFG11_FIQ_BYPASS)); } else { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config11), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config11)), FIQ_CFG11_FIQ_BYPASS)); } } void HAL_FQ_SWReset(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U8 u8Reset) { if(u8Reset) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_SW_RSTZ)); } else { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_SW_RSTZ)); } } void HAL_FQ_AddrMode(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U8 u8AddrMode) { if(u8AddrMode) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_ADDR_MODE)); } else { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_ADDR_MODE)); } } MS_U32 HAL_FQ_GetRead(MS_U32 u32FQEng) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_LOAD_WR_PTR)); FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_LOAD_WR_PTR)); return _HAL_REG32_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Fiq2mi2_radr_r)) << MIU_BUS; } MS_U32 HAL_FQ_GetWrite(MS_U32 u32FQEng) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_LOAD_WR_PTR)); FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config0)), FIQ_CFG0_LOAD_WR_PTR)); return _HAL_REG32_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].str2mi2_wadr_r)) << MIU_BUS; } /* MS_U32 HAL_FQ_GetPktAddrOffset(MS_U32 u32FQEng) { return REG32_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].pkt_addr_offset)) << MIU_BUS; } */ void HAL_FQ_SkipRushData(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U16 u16SkipPath) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config11), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config11)), FIQ_CFG11_SKIP_RUSH_DATA_PATH_MASK)); FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config11), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config11)), (u16SkipPath & FIQ_CFG11_SKIP_RUSH_DATA_PATH_MASK))); } void HAL_FQ_INT_Enable(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U16 u16Mask) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config16), _SET_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config16)), u16Mask & FIQ_CFG16_INT_ENABLE_MASK)); } void HAL_FQ_INT_Disable(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U16 u16Mask) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config16), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config16)), u16Mask & FIQ_CFG16_INT_ENABLE_MASK)); } MS_U16 HAL_FQ_INT_GetHW(MS_U32 u32FQEng) { return _HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config16)) & FIQ_CFG16_INT_STATUS_MASK; } void HAL_FQ_INT_ClrHW(MS_U32 u32FQEng, MS_U16 u16Mask) { FQ16_W(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config16), _CLR_(_HAL_REG16_R(&(_REGFIQ[u32FQEng].Reg_fiq_config16)), u16Mask & FIQ_CFG16_INT_STATUS_MASK)); } MS_U32 HAL_FQ_GetPVRTimeStamp(MS_U32 u32FQEng) { //not inplemented return 0; } void HAL_FQ_SetPVRTimeStamp(MS_U32 u32FQEng , MS_U32 u32Stamp) { //not inplemented }