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freebsd-skq/sys/contrib/ncsw/inc/error_ext.h
jhibbits e4be3bf094 Use proper integer-pointer type conversions. 
As part of an effort to extend Book-E to the 64-bit world, make the necessary
changes to the DPAA/dTSEC driver set to be integer-pointer conversion clean.
This means no more casts to int, and use uintptr_t where needed.

Since the NCSW source is effectively obsolete, direct changes to the source tree
are safe.
2016-10-18 00:55:15 +00:00

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/* Copyright (c) 2008-2011 Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
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*
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*/
/**
@File error_ext.h
@Description Error definitions.
*//***************************************************************************/
#ifndef __ERROR_EXT_H
#define __ERROR_EXT_H
#include "std_ext.h"
#include "xx_ext.h"
#include "core_ext.h"
/**************************************************************************//**
@Group gen_id General Drivers Utilities
@Description External routines.
@{
*//***************************************************************************/
/**************************************************************************//**
@Group gen_error_id Errors, Events and Debug
@Description External routines.
@{
*//***************************************************************************/
/******************************************************************************
The scheme below provides the bits description for error codes:
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
| Reserved (should be zero) | Module ID |
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
| Error Type |
******************************************************************************/
#define ERROR_CODE(_err) ((((uint32_t)_err) & 0x0000FFFF) | __ERR_MODULE__)
#define GET_ERROR_TYPE(_errcode) ((_errcode) & 0x0000FFFF)
/**< Extract module code from error code (#t_Error) */
#define GET_ERROR_MODULE(_errcode) ((_errcode) & 0x00FF0000)
/**< Extract error type (#e_ErrorType) from
error code (#t_Error) */
/**************************************************************************//**
@Description Error Type Enumeration
*//***************************************************************************/
typedef enum e_ErrorType /* Comments / Associated Message Strings */
{ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */
E_OK = 0 /* Never use "RETURN_ERROR" with E_OK; Use "return E_OK;" */
/* Invalid Function Calls */
,E_INVALID_STATE /**< The operation is not allowed in current module state. */
/* String: none. */
,E_INVALID_OPERATION /**< The operation/command is invalid (unrecognized). */
/* String: none. */
,E_NOT_SUPPORTED /**< The function is not supported or not implemented. */
/* String: none. */
,E_NO_DEVICE /**< The associated device is not initialized. */
/* String: none. */
/* Invalid Parameters */
,E_INVALID_HANDLE /**< Invalid handle of module or object. */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
handle (in this case add the handle description) */
,E_INVALID_ID /**< Invalid module ID (usually enumeration or index). */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
ID (in this case add the ID description) */
,E_NULL_POINTER /**< Unexpected NULL pointer. */
/* String: pointer description. */
,E_INVALID_VALUE /**< Invalid value. */
/* Use for non-enumeration parameters, and
only when other error types are not suitable.
String: parameter description + "(should be <attribute>)",
e.g: "Maximum Rx buffer length (should be divisible by 8)",
"Channel number (should be even)". */
,E_INVALID_SELECTION /**< Invalid selection or mode. */
/* Use for enumeration values, only when other error types
are not suitable.
String: parameter description. */
,E_INVALID_COMM_MODE /**< Invalid communication mode. */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
communication mode indications (in this case add
parameter description). */
,E_INVALID_BYTE_ORDER /**< Invalid byte order. */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
byte order indications (in this case add parameter
description). */
,E_INVALID_MEMORY_TYPE /**< Invalid memory type. */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
memory types (in this case add memory description,
e.g: "Data memory", "Buffer descriptors memory"). */
,E_INVALID_INTR_QUEUE /**< Invalid interrupt queue. */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
interrupt queues (in this case add queue description,
e.g: "Rx interrupt queue", "Tx interrupt queue"). */
,E_INVALID_PRIORITY /**< Invalid priority. */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
priority (in this case add priority description). */
,E_INVALID_CLOCK /**< Invalid clock. */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
clocks (in this case add clock description,
e.g: "Rx clock", "Tx clock"). */
,E_INVALID_RATE /**< Invalid rate value. */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
rate values (in this case add rate description). */
,E_INVALID_ADDRESS /**< Invalid address. */
/* String: description of the specific violation. */
,E_INVALID_BUS /**< Invalid bus type. */
/* String: none, unless the function takes in more than one
bus parameters (in this case add bus description). */
,E_BUS_CONFLICT /**< Bus (or memory) type conflicts with another setting. */
/* String: description of the conflicting buses/memories. */
,E_CONFLICT /**< Some setting conflicts with another setting. */
/* String: description of the conflicting settings. */
,E_NOT_ALIGNED /**< Non-aligned address. */
/* String: parameter description + "(should be %d-bytes aligned)",
e.g: "Rx data buffer (should be 32-bytes aligned)". */
,E_NOT_IN_RANGE /**< Parameter value is out of range. */
/* Don't use this error for enumeration parameters.
String: parameter description + "(should be %d-%d)",
e.g: "Number of pad characters (should be 0-15)". */
/* Frame/Buffer Errors */
,E_INVALID_FRAME /**< Invalid frame object (NULL handle or missing buffers). */
/* String: none. */
,E_EMPTY_FRAME /**< Frame object is empty (has no buffers). */
/* String: none. */
,E_EMPTY_BUFFER /**< Buffer object is empty (no data, or zero data length). */
/* String: none. */
/* Resource Errors */
,E_NO_MEMORY /**< External memory allocation failed. */
/* String: description of item for which allocation failed. */
,E_NOT_FOUND /**< Requested resource or item was not found. */
/* Use only when the resource/item is uniquely identified.
String: none, unless the operation is not the main goal
of the function (in this case add item description). */
,E_NOT_AVAILABLE /**< Resource is unavailable. */
/* String: none, unless the operation is not the main goal
of the function (in this case add resource description). */
,E_ALREADY_EXISTS /**< Requested resource or item already exists. */
/* Use when resource duplication or sharing are not allowed.
String: none, unless the operation is not the main goal
of the function (in this case add item description). */
,E_FULL /**< Resource is full. */
/* String: none, unless the operation is not the main goal
of the function (in this case add resource description). */
,E_EMPTY /**< Resource is empty. */
/* String: none, unless the operation is not the main goal
of the function (in this case add resource description). */
,E_BUSY /**< Resource or module is busy. */
/* String: none, unless the operation is not the main goal
of the function (in this case add resource description). */
,E_ALREADY_FREE /**< Specified resource or item is already free or deleted. */
/* String: none, unless the operation is not the main goal
of the function (in this case add item description). */
/* Read/Write Access Errors */
,E_READ_FAILED /**< Read access failed on memory/device. */
/* String: none, or device name. */
,E_WRITE_FAILED /**< Write access failed on memory/device. */
/* String: none, or device name. */
/* Send/Receive Failures */
,E_SEND_FAILED /**< Send operation failed on device. */
/* String: none, or device name. */
,E_RECEIVE_FAILED /**< Receive operation failed on device. */
/* String: none, or device name. */
/* Operation time-out */
,E_TIMEOUT /**< The operation timed out. */
/* String: none. */
,E_DUMMY_LAST /* NEVER USED */
} e_ErrorType;
/**************************************************************************//**
@Description Event Type Enumeration
*//***************************************************************************/
typedef enum e_Event /* Comments / Associated Flags and Message Strings */
{ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */
EV_NO_EVENT = 0 /**< No event; Never used. */
,EV_RX_DISCARD /**< Received packet discarded (by the driver, and only for
complete packets);
Flags: error flags in case of error, zero otherwise. */
/* String: reason for discard, e.g: "Error in frame",
"Disordered frame", "Incomplete frame", "No frame object". */
,EV_RX_ERROR /**< Receive error (by hardware/firmware);
Flags: usually status flags from the buffer descriptor. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_TX_ERROR /**< Transmit error (by hardware/firmware);
Flags: usually status flags from the buffer descriptor. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_NO_BUFFERS /**< System ran out of buffer objects;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_NO_MB_FRAMES /**< System ran out of multi-buffer frame objects;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_NO_SB_FRAMES /**< System ran out of single-buffer frame objects;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_TX_QUEUE_FULL /**< Transmit queue is full;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_RX_QUEUE_FULL /**< Receive queue is full;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_INTR_QUEUE_FULL /**< Interrupt queue overflow;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_NO_DATA_BUFFER /**< Data buffer allocation (from higher layer) failed;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_OBJ_POOL_EMPTY /**< Objects pool is empty;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: object description (name). */
,EV_BUS_ERROR /**< Illegal access on bus;
Flags: the address (if available) or bus identifier */
/* String: bus/address/module description. */
,EV_PTP_TXTS_QUEUE_FULL /**< PTP Tx timestamps queue is full;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_PTP_RXTS_QUEUE_FULL /**< PTP Rx timestamps queue is full;
Flags: zero. */
/* String: none. */
,EV_DUMMY_LAST
} e_Event;
/**************************************************************************//**
@Collection Debug Levels for Errors and Events
The level description refers to errors only.
For events, classification is done by the user.
The TRACE, INFO and WARNING levels are allowed only when using
the DBG macro, and are not allowed when using the error macros
(RETURN_ERROR or REPORT_ERROR).
@{
*//***************************************************************************/
#define REPORT_LEVEL_CRITICAL 1 /**< Crasher: Incorrect flow, NULL pointers/handles. */
#define REPORT_LEVEL_MAJOR 2 /**< Cannot proceed: Invalid operation, parameters or
configuration. */
#define REPORT_LEVEL_MINOR 3 /**< Recoverable problem: a repeating call with the same
parameters may be successful. */
#define REPORT_LEVEL_WARNING 4 /**< Something is not exactly right, yet it is not an error. */
#define REPORT_LEVEL_INFO 5 /**< Messages which may be of interest to user/programmer. */
#define REPORT_LEVEL_TRACE 6 /**< Program flow messages. */
#define EVENT_DISABLED 0xFF /**< Disabled event (not reported at all) */
/* @} */
#define NO_MSG ("")
#ifndef DEBUG_GLOBAL_LEVEL
#define DEBUG_GLOBAL_LEVEL REPORT_LEVEL_WARNING
#endif /* DEBUG_GLOBAL_LEVEL */
#ifndef ERROR_GLOBAL_LEVEL
#define ERROR_GLOBAL_LEVEL DEBUG_GLOBAL_LEVEL
#endif /* ERROR_GLOBAL_LEVEL */
#ifndef EVENT_GLOBAL_LEVEL
#define EVENT_GLOBAL_LEVEL REPORT_LEVEL_MINOR
#endif /* EVENT_GLOBAL_LEVEL */
#ifdef EVENT_LOCAL_LEVEL
#define EVENT_DYNAMIC_LEVEL EVENT_LOCAL_LEVEL
#else
#define EVENT_DYNAMIC_LEVEL EVENT_GLOBAL_LEVEL
#endif /* EVENT_LOCAL_LEVEL */
#ifndef DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL
#define DEBUG_USING_STATIC_LEVEL
#ifdef DEBUG_STATIC_LEVEL
#define DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL DEBUG_STATIC_LEVEL
#else
#define DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL DEBUG_GLOBAL_LEVEL
#endif /* DEBUG_STATIC_LEVEL */
#else /* DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL */
#ifdef DEBUG_STATIC_LEVEL
#error "Please use either DEBUG_STATIC_LEVEL or DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL (not both)"
#else
int DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL = DEBUG_GLOBAL_LEVEL;
#endif /* DEBUG_STATIC_LEVEL */
#endif /* !DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL */
#ifndef ERROR_DYNAMIC_LEVEL
#ifdef ERROR_STATIC_LEVEL
#define ERROR_DYNAMIC_LEVEL ERROR_STATIC_LEVEL
#else
#define ERROR_DYNAMIC_LEVEL ERROR_GLOBAL_LEVEL
#endif /* ERROR_STATIC_LEVEL */
#else /* ERROR_DYNAMIC_LEVEL */
#ifdef ERROR_STATIC_LEVEL
#error "Please use either ERROR_STATIC_LEVEL or ERROR_DYNAMIC_LEVEL (not both)"
#else
int ERROR_DYNAMIC_LEVEL = ERROR_GLOBAL_LEVEL;
#endif /* ERROR_STATIC_LEVEL */
#endif /* !ERROR_DYNAMIC_LEVEL */
#define PRINT_FORMAT "[CPU%02d, %s:%d %s]"
#define PRINT_FMT_PARAMS CORE_GetId(), __FILE__, __LINE__, __FUNCTION__
#define _ERR_STRING(err) #err
#define ERR_STRING(err) _ERR_STRING(err)
#if (!(defined(DEBUG_ERRORS)) || (DEBUG_ERRORS == 0))
/* No debug/error/event messages at all */
#define DBG(_level, _vmsg)
#define REPORT_ERROR(_level, _err, _vmsg)
#define RETURN_ERROR(_level, _err, _vmsg) \
return ERROR_CODE(_err)
#if (REPORT_EVENTS > 0)
#define REPORT_EVENT(_ev, _appId, _flg, _vmsg) \
do { \
if (_ev##_LEVEL <= EVENT_DYNAMIC_LEVEL) { \
XX_EventById((uint32_t)(_ev), (t_Handle)(_appId), (uint16_t)(_flg), NO_MSG); \
} \
} while (0)
#else
#define REPORT_EVENT(_ev, _appId, _flg, _vmsg)
#endif /* (REPORT_EVENTS > 0) */
#else /* DEBUG_ERRORS > 0 */
extern const char *dbgLevelStrings[];
extern const char *errTypeStrings[];
extern const char *moduleStrings[];
#if (REPORT_EVENTS > 0)
extern const char *eventStrings[];
#endif /* (REPORT_EVENTS > 0) */
#if ((defined(DEBUG_USING_STATIC_LEVEL)) && (DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL < REPORT_LEVEL_WARNING))
/* No need for DBG macro - debug level is higher anyway */
#define DBG(_level, _vmsg)
#else
#define DBG(_level, _vmsg) \
do { \
if (REPORT_LEVEL_##_level <= DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL) { \
XX_Print("> %s (%s) " PRINT_FORMAT ": ", \
dbgLevelStrings[REPORT_LEVEL_##_level - 1], \
ERR_STRING(__ERR_MODULE__), \
PRINT_FMT_PARAMS); \
XX_Print _vmsg; \
XX_Print("\r\n"); \
} \
} while (0)
#endif /* (defined(DEBUG_USING_STATIC_LEVEL) && (DEBUG_DYNAMIC_LEVEL < WARNING)) */
#define REPORT_ERROR(_level, _err, _vmsg) \
do { \
if (REPORT_LEVEL_##_level <= ERROR_DYNAMIC_LEVEL) { \
XX_Print("! %s %s Error " PRINT_FORMAT ": %s; ", \
dbgLevelStrings[REPORT_LEVEL_##_level - 1], \
ERR_STRING(__ERR_MODULE__), \
PRINT_FMT_PARAMS, \
errTypeStrings[(GET_ERROR_TYPE(_err) - E_OK - 1)]); \
XX_Print _vmsg; \
XX_Print("\r\n"); \
} \
} while (0)
#define RETURN_ERROR(_level, _err, _vmsg) \
do { \
REPORT_ERROR(_level, (_err), _vmsg); \
return ERROR_CODE(_err); \
} while (0)
#if (REPORT_EVENTS > 0)
#define REPORT_EVENT(_ev, _appId, _flg, _vmsg) \
do { \
if (_ev##_LEVEL <= EVENT_DYNAMIC_LEVEL) { \
XX_Print("~ %s %s Event " PRINT_FORMAT ": %s (flags: 0x%04x); ", \
dbgLevelStrings[_ev##_LEVEL - 1], \
ERR_STRING(__ERR_MODULE__), \
PRINT_FMT_PARAMS, \
eventStrings[((_ev) - EV_NO_EVENT - 1)], \
(uint16_t)(_flg)); \
XX_Print _vmsg; \
XX_Print("\r\n"); \
XX_EventById((uint32_t)(_ev), (t_Handle)(_appId), (uint16_t)(_flg), NO_MSG); \
} \
} while (0)
#else /* not REPORT_EVENTS */
#define REPORT_EVENT(_ev, _appId, _flg, _vmsg)
#endif /* (REPORT_EVENTS > 0) */
#endif /* (DEBUG_ERRORS > 0) */
/**************************************************************************//**
@Function ASSERT_COND
@Description Assertion macro.
@Param[in] _cond - The condition being checked, in positive form;
Failure of the condition triggers the assert.
*//***************************************************************************/
#ifdef DISABLE_ASSERTIONS
#define ASSERT_COND(_cond)
#else
#define ASSERT_COND(_cond) \
do { \
if (!(_cond)) { \
XX_Print("*** ASSERT_COND failed " PRINT_FORMAT "\r\n", \
PRINT_FMT_PARAMS); \
XX_Exit(1); \
} \
} while (0)
#endif /* DISABLE_ASSERTIONS */
#ifdef DISABLE_INIT_PARAMETERS_CHECK
#define CHECK_INIT_PARAMETERS(handle, f_check)
#define CHECK_INIT_PARAMETERS_RETURN_VALUE(handle, f_check, retval)
#else
#define CHECK_INIT_PARAMETERS(handle, f_check) \
do { \
t_Error err = f_check(handle); \
if (err != E_OK) { \
RETURN_ERROR(MAJOR, err, NO_MSG); \
} \
} while (0)
#define CHECK_INIT_PARAMETERS_RETURN_VALUE(handle, f_check, retval) \
do { \
t_Error err = f_check(handle); \
if (err != E_OK) { \
REPORT_ERROR(MAJOR, err, NO_MSG); \
return (retval); \
} \
} while (0)
#endif /* DISABLE_INIT_PARAMETERS_CHECK */
#ifdef DISABLE_SANITY_CHECKS
#define SANITY_CHECK_RETURN_ERROR(_cond, _err)
#define SANITY_CHECK_RETURN_VALUE(_cond, _err, retval)
#define SANITY_CHECK_RETURN(_cond, _err)
#define SANITY_CHECK_EXIT(_cond, _err)
#else /* DISABLE_SANITY_CHECKS */
#define SANITY_CHECK_RETURN_ERROR(_cond, _err) \
do { \
if (!(_cond)) { \
RETURN_ERROR(CRITICAL, (_err), NO_MSG); \
} \
} while (0)
#define SANITY_CHECK_RETURN_VALUE(_cond, _err, retval) \
do { \
if (!(_cond)) { \
REPORT_ERROR(CRITICAL, (_err), NO_MSG); \
return (retval); \
} \
} while (0)
#define SANITY_CHECK_RETURN(_cond, _err) \
do { \
if (!(_cond)) { \
REPORT_ERROR(CRITICAL, (_err), NO_MSG); \
return; \
} \
} while (0)
#define SANITY_CHECK_EXIT(_cond, _err) \
do { \
if (!(_cond)) { \
REPORT_ERROR(CRITICAL, (_err), NO_MSG); \
XX_Exit(1); \
} \
} while (0)
#endif /* DISABLE_SANITY_CHECKS */
/** @} */ /* end of Debug/error Utils group */
/** @} */ /* end of General Utils group */
#endif /* __ERROR_EXT_H */
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