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// Copyright 2019 The Fuchsia Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
#ifndef SRC_DEVICES_BUS_DRIVERS_PCI_DEVICE_H_
#define SRC_DEVICES_BUS_DRIVERS_PCI_DEVICE_H_
#include <assert.h>
#include <lib/zx/channel.h>
#include <lib/zx/status.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <zircon/compiler.h>
#include <zircon/errors.h>
#include <zircon/hw/pci.h>
#include <limits>
#include <ddktl/device.h>
#include <ddktl/protocol/pci.h>
#include <fbl/algorithm.h>
#include <fbl/intrusive_double_list.h>
#include <fbl/intrusive_wavl_tree.h>
#include <fbl/macros.h>
#include <fbl/mutex.h>
#include <fbl/ref_ptr.h>
#include <hw/pci.h>
#include <region-alloc/region-alloc.h>
#include "allocation.h"
#include "bar_info.h"
#include "bus_device_interface.h"
#include "capabilities.h"
#include "capabilities/msi.h"
#include "capabilities/msix.h"
#include "capabilities/pci_express.h"
#include "config.h"
#include "device_rpc.h"
#include "ref_counted.h"
namespace pci {
// UpstreamNode includes device.h, so only forward declare it here.
class UpstreamNode;
class BusDeviceInterface;
// A pci::Device represents a given PCI(e) device on a bus. It can be used
// standalone for a regular PCI(e) device on the bus, or as the base class for a
// Bridge. Most work a pci::Device does is limited to its own registers in
// configuration space and are managed through their Config object handled to it
// during creation. One of the biggest responsibilities of the pci::Device class
// is fulfill the PCI protocol for the driver downstream operating the PCI
// device this corresponds to.
class Device;
using PciDeviceType = ddk::Device<pci::Device, ddk::Rxrpcable>;
class Device : public PciDeviceType,
public fbl::DoublyLinkedListable<Device*>,
public fbl::WAVLTreeContainable<fbl::RefPtr<pci::Device>> {
public:
// These traits are used for the WAVL tree implementation. They allow device objects
// to be sorted and found in trees by composite bdf address.
struct KeyTraitsSortByBdf {
static const pci_bdf_t& GetKey(pci::Device& dev) { return dev.cfg_->bdf(); }
static bool LessThan(const pci_bdf_t& bdf1, const pci_bdf_t& bdf2) {
return (bdf1.bus_id < bdf2.bus_id) ||
((bdf1.bus_id == bdf2.bus_id) && (bdf1.device_id < bdf2.device_id)) ||
((bdf1.bus_id == bdf2.bus_id) && (bdf1.device_id == bdf2.device_id) &&
(bdf1.function_id < bdf2.function_id));
}
static bool EqualTo(const pci_bdf_t& bdf1, const pci_bdf_t& bdf2) {
return (bdf1.bus_id == bdf2.bus_id) && (bdf1.device_id == bdf2.device_id) &&
(bdf1.function_id == bdf2.function_id);
}
};
// This structure contains all bookkeeping and state for a device's
// configured IRQ mode. It is initialized to PCI_IRQ_MODE_DISABLED.
struct Irqs {
pci_irq_mode_t mode; // The mode currently configured.
zx::msi msi_allocation; // The MSI allocation object for MSI & MSI-X
};
struct Capabilities {
CapabilityList list;
ExtCapabilityList ext_list;
MsiCapability* msi;
MsixCapability* msix;
PciExpressCapability* pcie;
};
// DDKTL PciProtocol methods that will be called by Rxrpc.
zx_status_t RpcConfigureIrqMode(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcConfigRead(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcConfigWrite(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcConnectSysmem(const zx::unowned_channel& ch, zx_handle_t channel);
zx_status_t RpcEnableBusMaster(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcGetBar(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcGetBti(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcGetDeviceInfo(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcGetNextCapability(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcMapInterrupt(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcQueryIrqMode(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcResetDevice(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t RpcSetIrqMode(const zx::unowned_channel& ch);
zx_status_t DdkRxrpc(zx_handle_t channel);
// DDK mix-in impls
void DdkRelease() { delete this; }
// Create, but do not initialize, a device.
static zx_status_t Create(zx_device_t* parent, std::unique_ptr<Config>&& config,
UpstreamNode* upstream, BusDeviceInterface* bdi);
zx_status_t CreateProxy();
virtual ~Device();
// Bridge or DeviceImpl will need to implement refcounting
PCI_REQUIRE_REFCOUNTED;
// Disallow copying, assigning and moving.
DISALLOW_COPY_ASSIGN_AND_MOVE(Device);
// Trigger a function level reset (if possible)
// TODO(cja): port zx_status_t DoFunctionLevelReset() when we have a way to test it
// The methods here are locking versions that are used primarily by the PCI
// protocol implementation in device_protocol.cc.
// Modify bits in the device's command register (in the device config space),
// clearing the bits specified by clr_bits and setting the bits specified by set
// bits. Specifically, the operation will be applied as...
//
// WR(cmd, (RD(cmd) & ~clr) | set)
//
// @param clr_bits The mask of bits to be cleared.
// @param clr_bits The mask of bits to be set.
// @return A zx_status_t indicating success or failure of the operation.
zx_status_t ModifyCmd(uint16_t clr_bits, uint16_t set_bits) __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
// Enable or disable bus mastering in a device's configuration.
//
// @param enable If true, allow the device to access main system memory as a bus
// master.
// @return A zx_status_t indicating success or failure of the operation.
zx_status_t EnableBusMaster(bool enabled) __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
// Enable or disable PIO access in a device's configuration.
//
// @param enable If true, allow the device to access its PIO mapped registers.
// @return A zx_status_t indicating success or failure of the operation.
zx_status_t EnablePio(bool enabled) __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
// Enable or disable MMIO access in a device's configuration.
//
// @param enable If true, allow the device to access its MMIO mapped registers.
// @return A zx_status_t indicating success or failure of the operation.
zx_status_t EnableMmio(bool enabled) __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
// Requests a device unplug itself from its UpstreamNode and the Bus list.
virtual void Unplug() __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
// TODO(cja): port void SetQuirksDone() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) { quirks_done_ = true; }
const std::unique_ptr<Config>& config() const { return cfg_; }
bool plugged_in() const __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) { return plugged_in_; }
bool disabled() const __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) { return disabled_; }
bool quirks_done() const __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) { return quirks_done_; }
bool is_bridge() const { return is_bridge_; }
uint16_t vendor_id() const { return vendor_id_; }
uint16_t device_id() const { return device_id_; }
uint8_t class_id() const { return class_id_; }
uint8_t subclass() const { return subclass_; }
uint8_t prog_if() const { return prog_if_; }
uint8_t rev_id() const { return rev_id_; }
uint8_t bus_id() const { return cfg_->bdf().bus_id; }
uint8_t dev_id() const { return cfg_->bdf().device_id; }
uint8_t func_id() const { return cfg_->bdf().function_id; }
uint32_t bar_count() const { return bar_count_; }
const Capabilities& capabilities() const { return caps_; }
BarInfo GetBar(uint8_t bar_id) const __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_) {
ZX_DEBUG_ASSERT(bar_id < bar_count_);
fbl::AutoLock dev_lock(&dev_lock_);
auto& bar = bars_[bar_id];
BarInfo out_bar = {.size = bar.size,
.address = bar.address,
.bar_id = bar.bar_id,
.is_mmio = bar.is_mmio,
.is_64bit = bar.is_64bit,
.is_prefetchable = bar.is_prefetchable};
return out_bar;
}
// A packed version of the BDF addr used for BTI identifiers by the IOMMU implementation.
uint32_t packed_addr() const {
auto bdf = cfg_->bdf();
return static_cast<uint32_t>((bdf.bus_id << 8) | (bdf.device_id << 3) | bdf.function_id);
}
fbl::Mutex* dev_lock() __TA_RETURN_CAPABILITY(dev_lock_) { return &dev_lock_; }
// Dump some information about the device
virtual void Dump() const __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
// These methods handle IRQ configuration and are generally called by the
// PciProtocol methods, though they may be used to disable IRQs on
// initialization as well.
zx::status<uint32_t> QueryIrqMode(pci_irq_mode_t mode) __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t SetIrqMode(pci_irq_mode_t mode, uint32_t irq_cnt) __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
zx::status<zx::interrupt> MapInterrupt(uint32_t which_irq) __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t DisableInterrupts() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t EnableMsi(uint32_t irq_cnt) __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t EnableMsix(uint32_t irq_cnt) __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t DisableMsi() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t DisableMsix() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
// Devices need to exist in both the top level bus driver class, as well
// as in a list for roots/bridges to track their downstream children. These
// traits facilitate that for us.
protected:
Device(zx_device_t* parent, std::unique_ptr<Config>&& config, UpstreamNode* upstream,
BusDeviceInterface* bdi, bool is_bridge)
: PciDeviceType(parent),
cfg_(std::move(config)),
upstream_(upstream),
bdi_(bdi),
bar_count_(is_bridge ? PCI_BAR_REGS_PER_BRIDGE : PCI_BAR_REGS_PER_DEVICE),
is_bridge_(is_bridge) {}
zx_status_t Init() __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t InitLocked() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t InitInterrupts() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
// Read the value of the Command register, requires the dev_lock.
uint16_t ReadCmdLocked() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) __TA_EXCLUDES(cmd_reg_lock_) {
fbl::AutoLock cmd_lock(&cmd_reg_lock_);
return cfg_->Read(Config::kCommand);
}
void ModifyCmdLocked(uint16_t clr_bits, uint16_t set_bits) __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_)
__TA_EXCLUDES(cmd_reg_lock_);
void AssignCmdLocked(uint16_t value) __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) __TA_EXCLUDES(cmd_reg_lock_) {
ModifyCmdLocked(UINT16_MAX, value);
}
bool IoEnabled() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) { return ReadCmdLocked() & PCI_CFG_COMMAND_IO_EN; }
bool MmioEnabled() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) { return ReadCmdLocked() & PCI_CFG_COMMAND_MEM_EN; }
zx_status_t ProbeCapabilities() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t ParseCapabilities() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t ParseExtendedCapabilities() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
// TODO(cja) port zx_status_t ParseExtendedCapabilities() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
// Info about the BARs computed and cached during the initial setup/probe,
// indexed by starting BAR register index.
std::array<Bar, PCI_MAX_BAR_REGS>& bars() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) { return bars_; }
UpstreamNode* upstream() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) { return upstream_; }
BusDeviceInterface* bdi() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_) { return bdi_; }
// An upstream node will outlive its downstream devices
private:
zx_status_t RpcReply(const zx::unowned_channel& ch, zx_status_t st,
zx_handle_t* handles = nullptr, uint32_t handle_cnt = 0);
// Allow UpstreamNode implementations to Probe/Allocate/Configure/Disable.
friend class UpstreamNode;
friend class Bridge;
friend class Root;
// Probes a BAR's configuration. If it is already allocated it will try to
// reserve the existing address window for it so that devices configured by system
// firmware can be maintained as much as possible.
zx_status_t ProbeBar(uint8_t bar_id) __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
// Allocates address space for a BAR if it does not already exist.
zx_status_t AllocateBar(uint8_t bar_id) __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
// Called a device to configure (probe/allocate) its BARs
zx_status_t ConfigureBarsLocked() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
// Called by an UpstreamNode to configure the BARs of a device downstream.
// Bridge implements it so it can allocate its bridge windows and own BARs before
// configuring downstream BARs..
virtual zx_status_t ConfigureBars() __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t ConfigureCapabilities() __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
zx::status<std::pair<zx::msi, zx_info_msi_t>> AllocateMsi(uint32_t irq_cnt)
__TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
zx_status_t VerifyAllMsisFreed() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
// Disable a device, and anything downstream of it. The device will
// continue to enumerate, but users will only be able to access config (and
// only in a read only fashion). BAR windows, bus mastering, and interrupts
// will all be disabled.
virtual void Disable() __TA_EXCLUDES(dev_lock_);
void DisableLocked() __TA_REQUIRES(dev_lock_);
mutable fbl::Mutex dev_lock_;
mutable fbl::Mutex cmd_reg_lock_; // Protection for access to the command register.
const std::unique_ptr<Config> cfg_; // Pointer to the device's config interface.
UpstreamNode* upstream_ __TA_GUARDED(dev_lock_); // The upstream node in the device graph.
BusDeviceInterface* bdi_ __TA_GUARDED(dev_lock_);
std::array<Bar, PCI_MAX_BAR_REGS> bars_ __TA_GUARDED(dev_lock_) = {};
const uint32_t bar_count_;
const bool is_bridge_; // True if this device is also a bridge
uint16_t vendor_id_; // The device's vendor ID, as read from config
uint16_t device_id_; // The device's device ID, as read from config
uint8_t class_id_; // The device's class ID, as read from config.
uint8_t subclass_; // The device's subclass, as read from config.
uint8_t prog_if_; // The device's programming interface (from cfg)
uint8_t rev_id_; // The device's revision ID (from cfg)
// State related to lifetime management.
bool plugged_in_ __TA_GUARDED(dev_lock_) = false;
bool disabled_ __TA_GUARDED(dev_lock_) = false;
bool quirks_done_ __TA_GUARDED(dev_lock_) = false;
Capabilities caps_ __TA_GUARDED(dev_lock_){};
Irqs irqs_ __TA_GUARDED(dev_lock_){.mode = PCI_IRQ_MODE_DISABLED};
// Used for Rxrpc / RpcReply for protocol buffers.
PciRpcMsg request_;
PciRpcMsg response_;
};
} // namespace pci
#endif // SRC_DEVICES_BUS_DRIVERS_PCI_DEVICE_H_