src/lib/ddk/include/ddk/driver.h

// Copyright 2016 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_LIB_DDK_INCLUDE_DDK_DRIVER_H_
#define SRC_LIB_DDK_INCLUDE_DDK_DRIVER_H_

#include <stdint.h>
#include <zircon/compiler.h>
#include <zircon/types.h>

__BEGIN_CDECLS

typedef struct zx_device zx_device_t;
typedef struct zx_driver zx_driver_t;
typedef struct zx_protocol_device zx_protocol_device_t;
typedef struct zx_device_prop zx_device_prop_t;
typedef struct zx_driver_rec zx_driver_rec_t;

typedef struct zx_bind_inst zx_bind_inst_t;
typedef struct zx_driver_binding zx_driver_binding_t;

// echo -n "zx_driver_ops_v0.5" | sha256sum | cut -c1-16
#define DRIVER_OPS_VERSION 0x2b3490fa40d9f452

typedef struct zx_driver_ops {
  uint64_t version;  // DRIVER_OPS_VERSION

  // Opportunity to do on-load work. Called ony once, before any other ops are called. The driver
  // may optionally return a context pointer to be passed to the other driver ops.
  //
  // This hook will only be executed on the devhost's main thread.
  zx_status_t (*init)(void** out_ctx);

  // Requests that the driver bind to the provided device, initialize it, and publish any
  // children.
  //
  // This hook will only be executed on the devhost's main thread.
  zx_status_t (*bind)(void* ctx, zx_device_t* device);

  // Only provided by bus manager drivers, create() is invoked to instantiate a bus device
  // instance in a new device host process
  //
  // This hook will only be executed on the devhost's main thread.
  zx_status_t (*create)(void* ctx, zx_device_t* parent, const char* name, const char* args,
                        zx_handle_t rpc_channel);

  // Last call before driver is unloaded.
  //
  // This hook will only be executed on the devhost's main thread.
  void (*release)(void* ctx);

  // Allows the driver to run its hardware unit tests. If tests are enabled for the driver, and
  // run_unit_tests() is implemented, then it will be called after init(). If run_unit_tests()
  // returns true, indicating that the tests passed, then driver operation continues as normal
  // and the driver should be prepared to accept calls to bind(). The tests may write output to
  // |channel| in the form of fuchsia.driver.test.Logger messages. The driver-unit-test library
  // may be used to assist with the implementation of the tests, including output via |channel|.
  //
  // This hook will only be executed on the devhost's main thread.
  bool (*run_unit_tests)(void* ctx, zx_device_t* parent, zx_handle_t channel);
} zx_driver_ops_t;

// echo -n "device_add_args_v0.5" | sha256sum | cut -c1-16
#define DEVICE_ADD_ARGS_VERSION 0x96a64134d56e88e3

enum {
  // Do not attempt to bind drivers to this device automatically
  DEVICE_ADD_NON_BINDABLE = (1 << 0),

  // This is a device instance (not visible in devfs or eligible for binding)
  DEVICE_ADD_INSTANCE = (1 << 1),

  // Children of this device will be loaded in their own devhost process,
  // behind a proxy of this device
  DEVICE_ADD_MUST_ISOLATE = (1 << 2),

  // This device will not be visible in devfs or available for binding
  // until device_make_visible() is called on it.
  DEVICE_ADD_INVISIBLE = (1 << 3),

  // This device is allowed to be bindable in multiple composite devices
  DEVICE_ADD_ALLOW_MULTI_COMPOSITE = (1 << 4),
};

// Device Manager API

// One of DEV_POWER_STATE_*
typedef uint8_t device_power_state_t;

typedef struct device_power_state_info {
  device_power_state_t state_id;
  // Restore time for coming out of this state to working D0 state.
  zx_duration_t restore_latency;
  // Is this device wakeup_capable?
  bool wakeup_capable;
  // Deepest system system sleep state that the device can wake the system from.
  int32_t system_wake_state;
} device_power_state_info_t;

// One of DEV_PERFORMANCE_STATE_*
typedef uint32_t device_performance_state_t;

typedef struct device_performance_state_info {
  device_performance_state_t state_id;
  // Restore time for coming out of this state to fully performant state.
  zx_duration_t restore_latency;
  // TODO(ravoorir): Figure out how best can a device have metadata that is
  // specific to a performant state of a specific device. For ex: The power
  // manager wants to know what a cpu device's operating point is for a
  // particular performant state.
} device_performance_state_info_t;

typedef struct device_add_args {
  // DEVICE_ADD_ARGS_VERSION
  uint64_t version;

  // Driver name is copied to internal structure
  // max length is ZX_DEVICE_NAME_MAX
  const char* name;

  // Context pointer for use by the driver
  // and passed to driver in all zx_protocol_device_t callbacks
  void* ctx;

  // Pointer to device's device protocol operations
  const zx_protocol_device_t* ops;

  // Optional list of device properties.  This list cannot contain more than
  // one property with an id in the range [BIND_TOPO_START, BIND_TOPO_END].
  zx_device_prop_t* props;

  // Number of device properties
  uint32_t prop_count;

  // List of power_states that the device supports.
  // List cannot be more than MAX_DEVICE_POWER_STATES size.
  const device_power_state_info_t* power_states;

  // Number of power states in the list
  uint8_t power_state_count;

  // List of performant states that the device supports.
  // List cannot be more than MAX_DEVICE_PERFORMANCE_STATES size.
  const device_performance_state_info_t* performance_states;

  // Number of performant power states in the list
  uint8_t performance_state_count;

  // Optional custom protocol for this device
  uint32_t proto_id;

  // Optional custom protocol operations for this device
  void* proto_ops;
  // Arguments used with DEVICE_ADD_MUST_ISOLATE
  // these will be passed to the create() driver op of
  // the proxy device in the new devhost
  const char* proxy_args;

  // Zero or more of DEVICE_ADD_*
  uint32_t flags;

  // Optional channel passed to the |dev| that serves as an open connection for the client.
  // If DEVICE_ADD_MUST_ISOLATE is set, the client will be connected to the proxy instead.
  // If DEVICE_ADD_INVISIBLE is set, the client will not be connected until
  // device_make_visible is called.
  zx_handle_t client_remote;

  // Optional VMO representing that will get used in devfs inspect tree.
  zx_handle_t inspect_vmo;
} device_add_args_t;

typedef struct device_make_visible_args {
  // List of power_states that the device supports.
  // List cannot be more than MAX_DEVICE_POWER_STATES size.
  const device_power_state_info_t* power_states;

  // Number of power states in the list
  uint8_t power_state_count;

  // List of performant states that the device supports.
  // List cannot be more than MAX_DEVICE_PERFORMANCE_STATES size.
  const device_performance_state_info_t* performance_states;

  // Number of performant power states in the list
  uint8_t performance_state_count;
} device_make_visible_args_t;

typedef device_make_visible_args_t device_init_reply_args_t;

struct zx_driver_rec {
  const zx_driver_ops_t* ops;
  zx_driver_t* driver;
  uint32_t log_flags;
};

// This global symbol is initialized by the driver loader in devhost
extern zx_driver_rec_t __zircon_driver_rec__;

zx_status_t device_add_from_driver(zx_driver_t* drv, zx_device_t* parent, device_add_args_t* args,
                                   zx_device_t** out);

// Creates a device and adds it to the devmgr.
// device_add_args_t contains all "in" arguments.
// All device_add_args_t values are copied, so device_add_args_t can be stack allocated.
// The device_add_args_t.name string value is copied.
// All other pointer fields are copied as pointers.
// The newly added device will be active before this call returns, so be sure to have
// the "out" pointer point to your device-local structure so callbacks can access
// it immediately.
//
// If this call is successful, but the device needs to be torn down, device_async_remove() should
// be called.  If |args->ctx| is backed by memory, it is the programmer's responsibility to not
// free that memory until the device's |release| hook is called.
static inline zx_status_t device_add(zx_device_t* parent, device_add_args_t* args,
                                     zx_device_t** out) {
  return device_add_from_driver(__zircon_driver_rec__.driver, parent, args, out);
}

// This is used to signal completion of the device's |init| hook.
// This will make the device visible and able to be unbound.
// This can be called from any thread - it does not necessarily need to be called before
// the |init| hook returns.
// If |status| is ZX_OK, the driver may provide optional power state information via |args|.
// If |status| is not ZX_OK, the device will be scheduled to be removed.
void device_init_reply(zx_device_t* device, zx_status_t status,
                       const device_init_reply_args_t* args);

zx_status_t device_rebind(zx_device_t* device);
void device_make_visible(zx_device_t* device, const device_make_visible_args_t* args);

// Schedules the removal of the given device and all its descendents. When a device is
// being removed, its |unbind| hook will be invoked.
// It is safe to call this as long as the device has not completed its |release| hook.
// Multiple requests to remove the same device will have no effect.
void device_async_remove(zx_device_t* device);
// This is used to signal completion of the device's |unbind| hook.
// This does not necessarily need to be called from within the |unbind| hook.
void device_unbind_reply(zx_device_t* device);

// This is used to signal completion of the device's |suspend| hook.
// Need not necessarily need to be called from within the |suspend| hook.
// |status| is the status of the suspend.
// If |status| is success, the |out_state| is same as the requested_state that is
// sent to the suspend hook. If |status| is failure, the |out_state| is the
// state that the device can go into.
void device_suspend_reply(zx_device_t* device, zx_status_t status, uint8_t out_state);

// This is used to signal completion of the device's |resume| hook.
// Need not necessarily need to be called from within the |resume| hook.
// |status| is the status of the resume operation.
// If |status| is success, the |out_perf_state| has the working performance state
// that the device is in currently.
// If |status| is failure, the |out_power_state| has the power state
// the device is in currently.
void device_resume_reply(zx_device_t* device, zx_status_t status, uint8_t out_power_state,
                         uint32_t out_perf_state);

// Retrieves a profile handle into |out_profile| from the scheduler for the
// given |priority| and |name|. Ownership of |out_profile| is given to the
// caller. See fuchsia.scheduler.ProfileProvider for more detail.
//
// The profile handle can be used with zx_object_set_profile() to control thread
// priority.
//
// The current arguments are transitional, and will likely change in the future.
zx_status_t device_get_profile(zx_device_t* device, uint32_t priority, const char* name,
                               zx_handle_t* out_profile);

// Retrieves a deadline profile handle into |out_profile| from the scheduler for
// the given deadline parameters.  See |device_get_profile|
zx_status_t device_get_deadline_profile(zx_device_t* device, uint64_t capacity, uint64_t deadline,
                                        uint64_t period, const char* name,
                                        zx_handle_t* out_profile);

// A description of a part of a device fragment.  It provides a bind program
// that will match a device on the path from the root of the device tree to the
// target device.
typedef struct device_fragment_part {
  uint32_t instruction_count;
  const zx_bind_inst_t* match_program;
} device_fragment_part_t;

// A description of a device that makes up part of a composite device.  The
// particular device is identified by a sequence of part descriptions.  Each
// part description must match either the target device or one of its ancestors.
// The first element in |parts| must describe the root of the device tree.  The
// last element in |parts| must describe the target device itself.  The
// remaining elements of |parts| must match devices on the path from the root to
// the target device, in order.  Some of those devices may be skipped, but every
// element of |parts| must have a match.  Every device on the path that has a
// property from the range [BIND_TOPO_START, BIND_TOPO_END] must be matched to
// an element of |parts|.  This sequences of matches between |parts| and devices
// must be unique.
typedef struct device_fragment {
  const char* name;
  uint32_t parts_count;
  const device_fragment_part_t* parts;
} device_fragment_t;

//
typedef struct device_metadata {
  uint32_t type;
  const void* data;
  size_t length;
} device_metadata_t;

// A description of the composite device with properties |props| and made of
// |fragments| devices. The composite device will reside in the same devhost
// as the device that matches |fragments[coresident_device_index]|, unless
// |coresident_device_index| is UINT32_MAX, in which case it reside in a new devhost.
// |metadata_list| contains the metadata to be added to the composite device, if any.
typedef struct composite_device_desc {
  const zx_device_prop_t* props;
  size_t props_count;
  const device_fragment_t* fragments;
  size_t fragments_count;
  uint32_t coresident_device_index;
  const device_metadata_t* metadata_list;
  size_t metadata_count;
} composite_device_desc_t;

// Neccesary because banjo cannot generate this type correctly.
typedef struct composite_device_fragment {
  char name[32];
  zx_device_t* device;
} composite_device_fragment_t;

// Create a composite device with the properties |comp_desc|.
// Once all of the fragment devices are found, the composite
// device will be published with protocol_id ZX_PROTOCOL_COMPOSITE and the
// given properties.  A driver may then bind to the created device, and
// access its parents via the protocol operations returned by
// get_protocol(ZX_PROTOCOL_COMPOSITE).
//
// |name| must be no longer than ZX_DEVICE_NAME_MAX, and is used primarily as a
// diagnostic.
//
// |dev| must be the zx_device_t corresponding to the "sys" device (i.e., the
// Platform Bus Driver's device).
zx_status_t device_add_composite(zx_device_t* dev, const char* name,
                                 const composite_device_desc_t* comp_desc);

// temporary accessor for root resource handle
zx_handle_t get_root_resource(void);

// Callback type for load_firmware.
typedef void (*load_firmware_callback_t)(void* ctx, zx_status_t status, zx_handle_t fw,
                                         size_t size);

// Drivers may need to load firmware for a device, typically during the call to
// bind the device. The devmgr will look for the firmware at the given path
// relative to system-defined locations for device firmware. The load will be done asynchronously,
// and the given callback will be called with the status of the call, a handle to the fw (or
// ZX_HANDLE_INVALID if invalid), and the size of the loaded firmware.
void load_firmware_async(zx_device_t* device, const char* path, load_firmware_callback_t callback,
                         void* context);

// Synchronous version of load_firmware_async that blocks the current thread until the firmware is
// loaded. Care should be taken when using this variant, as it may cause deadlocks if storage is
// backed by a driver in the same driver host.
zx_status_t load_firmware(zx_device_t* device, const char* path, zx_handle_t* fw, size_t* size);

// Protocol Identifiers
#define DDK_PROTOCOL_DEF(tag, val, name, flags) ZX_PROTOCOL_##tag = val,
enum {
#include <ddk/protodefs.h>
};

__END_CDECLS

#endif  // SRC_LIB_DDK_INCLUDE_DDK_DRIVER_H_