freebsd-dev/sys/contrib/ncsw/inc/debug_ext.h
Justin Hibbits 852ba10081 Update DPAA SDK to SDK 2.0
This adds some support for ARM as well as 64-bit.  64-bit on PowerPC is
currently not working, and ARM support has not been completed or tested on the
FreeBSD side.

As this was imported from a Linux tree, it includes some Linux-isms
(ioread/iowrite), so compile with the LinuxKPI for now.  This may change in the
future.
2017-10-30 03:41:04 +00:00

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/*
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/**************************************************************************//**
@File debug_ext.h
@Description Debug mode definitions.
*//***************************************************************************/
#ifndef __DEBUG_EXT_H
#define __DEBUG_EXT_H
#include "std_ext.h"
#include "xx_ext.h"
#include "memcpy_ext.h"
#if (DEBUG_ERRORS > 0)
#include "sprint_ext.h"
#include "string_ext.h"
#endif /* DEBUG_ERRORS > 0 */
#if (DEBUG_ERRORS > 0)
/* Internally used macros */
#define DUMP_Print XX_Print
#define DUMP_MAX_LEVELS 6
#define DUMP_IDX_LEN 6
#define DUMP_MAX_STR 64
#define _CREATE_DUMP_SUBSTR(phrase) \
dumpTmpLevel = 0; dumpSubStr[0] = '\0'; \
snprintf(dumpTmpStr, DUMP_MAX_STR, "%s", #phrase); \
p_DumpToken = strtok(dumpTmpStr, (dumpIsArr[0] ? "[" : ".")); \
while ((p_DumpToken != NULL) && (dumpTmpLevel < DUMP_MAX_LEVELS)) \
{ \
strlcat(dumpSubStr, p_DumpToken, DUMP_MAX_STR); \
if (dumpIsArr[dumpTmpLevel]) \
{ \
strlcat(dumpSubStr, dumpIdxStr[dumpTmpLevel], DUMP_MAX_STR); \
p_DumpToken = strtok(NULL, "."); \
} \
if ((p_DumpToken != NULL) && \
((p_DumpToken = strtok(NULL, (dumpIsArr[++dumpTmpLevel] ? "[" : "."))) != NULL)) \
strlcat(dumpSubStr, ".", DUMP_MAX_STR); \
}
/**************************************************************************//**
@Group gen_id General Drivers Utilities
@Description External routines.
@{
*//***************************************************************************/
/**************************************************************************//**
@Group dump_id Memory and Registers Dump Mechanism
@Description Macros for dumping memory mapped structures.
@{
*//***************************************************************************/
/**************************************************************************//**
@Description Declaration of dump mechanism variables.
This macro must be declared at the beginning of each routine
which uses the dump mechanism macros, before the routine's code
starts.
*//***************************************************************************/
#define DECLARE_DUMP \
char dumpIdxStr[DUMP_MAX_LEVELS + 1][DUMP_IDX_LEN] = { "", }; \
char dumpSubStr[DUMP_MAX_STR] = ""; \
char dumpTmpStr[DUMP_MAX_STR] = ""; \
char *p_DumpToken = NULL; \
int dumpArrIdx = 0, dumpArrSize = 0, dumpLevel = 0, dumpTmpLevel = 0; \
uint8_t dumpIsArr[DUMP_MAX_LEVELS + 1] = { 0 }; \
/* Prevent warnings if not all used */ \
UNUSED(dumpIdxStr[0][0]); \
UNUSED(dumpSubStr[0]); \
UNUSED(dumpTmpStr[0]); \
UNUSED(p_DumpToken); \
UNUSED(dumpArrIdx); \
UNUSED(dumpArrSize); \
UNUSED(dumpLevel); \
UNUSED(dumpTmpLevel); \
UNUSED(dumpIsArr[0]);
/**************************************************************************//**
@Description Prints a title for a subsequent dumped structure or memory.
The inputs for this macro are the structure/memory title and
its base addresses.
*//***************************************************************************/
#define DUMP_TITLE(addr, msg) \
DUMP_Print("\r\n"); DUMP_Print msg; \
if (addr) \
DUMP_Print(" (%p)", (addr)); \
DUMP_Print("\r\n---------------------------------------------------------\r\n");
/**************************************************************************//**
@Description Prints a subtitle for a subsequent dumped sub-structure (optional).
The inputs for this macro are the sub-structure subtitle.
A separating line with this subtitle will be printed.
*//***************************************************************************/
#define DUMP_SUBTITLE(subtitle) \
DUMP_Print("----------- "); DUMP_Print subtitle; DUMP_Print("\r\n")
/**************************************************************************//**
@Description Dumps a memory region in 4-bytes aligned format.
The inputs for this macro are the base addresses and size
(in bytes) of the memory region.
*//***************************************************************************/
#define DUMP_MEMORY(addr, size) \
MemDisp((uint8_t *)(addr), (int)(size))
/**************************************************************************//**
@Description Declares a dump loop, for dumping a sub-structure array.
The inputs for this macro are:
- idx: an index variable, for indexing the sub-structure items
inside the loop. This variable must be declared separately
in the beginning of the routine.
- cnt: the number of times to repeat the loop. This number should
equal the number of items in the sub-structures array.
Note, that the body of the loop must be written inside brackets.
*//***************************************************************************/
#define DUMP_SUBSTRUCT_ARRAY(idx, cnt) \
for (idx=0, dumpIsArr[dumpLevel++] = 1; \
(idx < cnt) && (dumpLevel > 0) && snprintf(dumpIdxStr[dumpLevel-1], DUMP_IDX_LEN, "[%d]", idx); \
idx++, ((idx < cnt) || (dumpIsArr[--dumpLevel] = 0)))
/**************************************************************************//**
@Description Dumps a structure's member variable.
The input for this macro is the full reference for the member
variable, where the structure is referenced using a pointer.
Note, that a members array must be dumped using DUMP_ARR macro,
rather than using this macro.
If the member variable is part of a sub-structure hierarchy,
the full hierarchy (including array indexing) must be specified.
Examples: p_Struct->member
p_Struct->sub.member
p_Struct->sub[i].member
*//***************************************************************************/
#define DUMP_VAR(st, phrase) \
do { \
void *addr = (void *)&((st)->phrase); \
physAddress_t physAddr = XX_VirtToPhys(addr); \
_CREATE_DUMP_SUBSTR(phrase); \
DUMP_Print("0x%010llX: 0x%08x%8s\t%s\r\n", \
physAddr, GET_UINT32(*(uint32_t*)addr), "", dumpSubStr); \
} while (0)
/**************************************************************************//**
@Description Dumps a structure's members array.
The input for this macro is the full reference for the members
array, where the structure is referenced using a pointer.
If the members array is part of a sub-structure hierarchy,
the full hierarchy (including array indexing) must be specified.
Examples: p_Struct->array
p_Struct->sub.array
p_Struct->sub[i].array
*//***************************************************************************/
#define DUMP_ARR(st, phrase) \
do { \
physAddress_t physAddr; \
_CREATE_DUMP_SUBSTR(phrase); \
dumpArrSize = ARRAY_SIZE((st)->phrase); \
for (dumpArrIdx=0; dumpArrIdx < dumpArrSize; dumpArrIdx++) { \
physAddr = XX_VirtToPhys((void *)&((st)->phrase[dumpArrIdx])); \
DUMP_Print("0x%010llX: 0x%08x%8s\t%s[%d]\r\n", \
physAddr, GET_UINT32((st)->phrase[dumpArrIdx]), "", dumpSubStr, dumpArrIdx); \
} \
} while (0)
#endif /* DEBUG_ERRORS > 0 */
/** @} */ /* end of dump_id group */
/** @} */ /* end of gen_id group */
#endif /* __DEBUG_EXT_H */