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MStar hereby reserves the // rights to any and all damages, losses, costs and expenses resulting therefrom. // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// #ifndef _HWREG_UTILITY_H_ #define _HWREG_UTILITY_H_ #include "MsCommon.h" //!! Do not include this header in driver or api level //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Driver Compiler Options //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Macro and Define //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- extern MS_VIRT MHL_XC_RIU_BASE; // This should be inited before XC library starting. extern MS_VIRT MHL_PM_RIU_BASE; // This should be inited before XC library starting. // Address bus of RIU is 16 bits. #define RIU_READ_BYTE(addr) ( READ_BYTE( MHL_XC_RIU_BASE + (addr) ) ) #define RIU_READ_2BYTE(addr) ( READ_WORD( MHL_XC_RIU_BASE + (addr) ) ) #define RIU_WRITE_BYTE(addr, val) { WRITE_BYTE( MHL_XC_RIU_BASE + (addr), val) } #define RIU_WRITE_2BYTE(addr, val) { WRITE_WORD( MHL_XC_RIU_BASE + (addr), val) } // Address bus of RIU is 16 bits for PM //alex_tung #define PM_RIU_READ_BYTEM(addr) ( READ_BYTE( MHL_PM_RIU_BASE + (addr) ) ) #define PM_RIU_READ_2BYTE(addr) ( READ_WORD( MHL_PM_RIU_BASE + (addr) ) ) #define PM_RIU_WRITE_BYTE(addr, val) { WRITE_BYTE( MHL_PM_RIU_BASE + (addr), val) } #define PM_RIU_WRITE_2BYTE(addr, val) { WRITE_WORD( MHL_PM_RIU_BASE + (addr), val) } //============================================================= //General ( Make sure u32Reg is not ODD #define W2BYTE( u32Reg, u16Val) RIU_WRITE_2BYTE( (u32Reg) << 1 , u16Val ) #define R2BYTE( u32Reg ) RIU_READ_2BYTE( (u32Reg) << 1) #define W4BYTE( u32Reg, u32Val)\ ( { RIU_WRITE_2BYTE( (u32Reg) << 1, ((u32Val) & 0x0000FFFF) ); \ RIU_WRITE_2BYTE( ( (u32Reg) + 2) << 1 , (((u32Val) >> 16) & 0x0000FFFF)) ; } ) #define R4BYTE( u32Reg )\ ( { ((RIU_READ_2BYTE( (u32Reg) << 1)) | ((MS_U32)(RIU_READ_2BYTE( ( (u32Reg) + 2 ) << 1) ) << 16)) ; } ) #define R2BYTEMSK( u32Reg, u16mask)\ ( { RIU_READ_2BYTE( (u32Reg)<< 1) & (u16mask) ; } ) #define W2BYTEMSK( u32Reg, u16Val, u16Mask)\ ( { RIU_WRITE_2BYTE( (u32Reg)<< 1 , (RIU_READ_2BYTE((u32Reg) << 1) & ~(u16Mask)) | ((u16Val) & (u16Mask)) ) ; } ) #define W3BYTE( u32Reg, u32Val)\ ( { RIU_WRITE_2BYTE( (u32Reg) << 1, u32Val); \ RIU_WRITE_BYTE( (u32Reg + 2) << 1 , ((u32Val) >> 16)); } ) #endif