freebsd-dev/sys/dev/pccard/card_if.m

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# $FreeBSD$
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#include <sys/bus.h>
#include <dev/pccard/pccardvar.h>

INTERFACE card;

# WARNING: THIS FILE IS USED BY BOTH OLDCARD AND NEWCARD.  MAKE SURE
# YOU TEST BOTH KERNELS IF CHANGING THIS FILE.

#
# Companion interface for pccard.  We need to set attributes for memory
# and i/o port mappings (as well as other types of attributes) that have
# a well defined meaning inside the pccard/cardbus system.  The bus
# methods are inadequate for this because this must be done at the time the
# resources are set for the device, which predates their activation.  Also,
# the driver activating the resources doesn't necessarily know or need to know
# these attributes.
#
METHOD int set_res_flags {
	device_t dev;
	device_t child;
	int	 restype;
	int	 rid;
	u_long	 value;
};

METHOD int get_res_flags {
	device_t dev;
	device_t child;
	int	 restype;
	int	 rid;
	u_long	 *value;
};

#
# Sets the memory offset of the pccard bridge's window into attribute
# or common memory space.
#
METHOD int set_memory_offset {
	device_t  dev;
	device_t  child;
	int	  rid;
	u_int32_t cardaddr;
	u_int32_t *deltap;
}

METHOD int get_memory_offset {
	device_t  dev;
	device_t  child;
	int	  rid;
	u_int32_t *offset;
}

#
# pccard bridges call this method to initate the attachment of a card
#
METHOD int attach_card {
	device_t  dev;
}

#
# pccard bridges call this to detach a card.
#
METHOD int detach_card {
	device_t  dev;
}

#
# Returns the function number for this device.
#
METHOD int get_function {
	device_t  dev;
	device_t  child;
	int	  *func;
}

#
# Activates (and powers up if necessary) the card's nth function
# since each function gets its own device, there is no need to
# to specify a function number
#
METHOD int activate_function {
	device_t  dev;
	device_t  child;
}

METHOD int deactivate_function {
	device_t  dev;
	device_t  child;
}

#
# Compatibility methods for OLDCARD drivers.  We use these routines to make
# it possible to call the OLDCARD driver's probe routine in the context that
# it expects.  For OLDCARD these are implemented as pass throughs to the
# device_{probe,attach} routines.  For NEWCARD they are implemented such
# such that probe becomes strictly a matching routine and attach does both
# the old probe and old attach.
#
# compat devices should use the following:
#
#	/* Device interface */
#	DEVMETHOD(device_probe),	pccard_compat_probe),
#	DEVMETHOD(device_attach),	pccard_compat_attach),
#	/* Card interface */
#	DEVMETHOD(card_compat_match,	foo_match),	/* newly written */
#	DEVMETHOD(card_compat_probe,	foo_probe),	/* old probe */
#	DEVMETHOD(card_compat_attach,	foo_attach),	/* old attach */
#
# This will allow a single driver binary image to be used for both
# OLDCARD and NEWCARD.
#
# Drivers wishing to not retain OLDCARD compatibility needn't do this.
#
# The compat_do_* versions are so that we can make the pccard_compat_probe
# and _attach static lines and have the bus system pick the right version
# to use so we don't enshrine pccard_* symbols in the driver's module.
#
METHOD int compat_probe {
	device_t dev;
}

METHOD int compat_attach {
	device_t dev;
}

CODE {
	static int null_do_probe(device_t bus, device_t dev)
	{
		return (CARD_COMPAT_DO_PROBE(device_get_parent(bus), dev));
	}

	static int null_do_attach(device_t bus, device_t dev)
	{
		return (CARD_COMPAT_DO_ATTACH(device_get_parent(bus), dev));
	}
}

METHOD int compat_do_probe {
	device_t bus;
	device_t dev;
} DEFAULT null_do_probe;

METHOD int compat_do_attach {
	device_t bus;
	device_t dev;
} DEFAULT null_do_attach;

#
# Find "dev" in the passed table of devices.  Return it or NULL.
#
METHOD struct pccard_product * do_product_lookup {
	device_t bus;
	device_t dev;
	const struct pccard_product *tab;
	size_t ent_size;
	pccard_product_match_fn matchfn;
}

#
# Helper method for the above.  When a compatibility driver is converted,
# one must write a match routine.  This routine is unused on OLDCARD but
# is used as a discriminator for NEWCARD.
#
METHOD int compat_match {
	device_t dev;
}