/*************************************************************************/ /*!
@File
@Title          Services Transport Layer common types and definitions
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@Description    Transport layer common types and definitions included into
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#ifndef __PVR_TLCOMMON_H__
#define __PVR_TLCOMMON_H__

#if defined (__cplusplus)
extern "C" {
#endif

#include "img_defs.h"


/*! Handle type for stream descriptor objects as created by this API */
typedef IMG_HANDLE PVRSRVTL_SD;

/*! Maximum stream name length including the null byte */
#define PRVSRVTL_MAX_STREAM_NAME_SIZE	40U

/*! Packet lengths are always rounded up to a multiple of 8 bytes */
#define PVRSRVTL_PACKET_ALIGNMENT		8U
#define PVRSRVTL_ALIGN(x) 				((x+PVRSRVTL_PACKET_ALIGNMENT-1) & ~(PVRSRVTL_PACKET_ALIGNMENT-1))


/*! A packet is made up of a header structure followed by the data bytes.
 * There are 3 types of packet: normal (has data), data lost and padding,
 * see packet flags. Header kept small to reduce data overhead.
 *
 * if the ORDER of the structure members is changed, please UPDATE the
 * PVRSRVTL_PACKET_FLAG_OFFSET macro.
 *
 * Layout of uiTypeSize member is :
 *
 * |<---------------------------32-bits------------------------------>|
 * |<----8---->|<-----1----->|<----7--->|<------------16------------->|
 * |    Type   | Drop-Oldest |  UNUSED  |             Size            |
 *
 */
typedef struct _PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_
{
	IMG_UINT32 uiTypeSize;	/*!< Type, Drop-Oldest flag & number of bytes following header */
	IMG_UINT32 uiReserved;	/*!< Reserve, packets and data must be 8 byte aligned */

	/* First bytes of TL packet data follow header ... */
} PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR, *PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR;

/* Structure must always be a size multiple of 8 as stream buffer
 * still an array of IMG_UINT32s.
 */
static_assert((sizeof(PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR) & (PVRSRVTL_PACKET_ALIGNMENT-1)) == 0,
			  "sizeof(PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR) must be a multiple of 8");

/*! Packet header reserved word fingerprint "TLP1" */
#define PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_RESERVED    0x31504C54U

/*! Packet header mask used to extract the size from the uiTypeSize member.
 * Do not use directly, see GET macros.
 */
#define PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_SIZE_MASK    0x0000FFFFU
#define PVRSRVTL_MAX_PACKET_SIZE        (PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_SIZE_MASK & ~0xFU)


/*! Packet header mask used to extract the type from the uiTypeSize member.
 * Do not use directly, see GET macros.
 */
#define PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_TYPE_MASK    0xFF000000U
#define PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_TYPE_OFFSET  24U

/*! Packet header mask used to check if packets before this one were dropped or not.
 * Do not use directly, see GET macros.
 */
#define PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_OLDEST_DROPPED_MASK    0x00800000U
#define PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_OLDEST_DROPPED_OFFSET    23U

/*! Packet type enumeration.
 */
typedef enum _PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_
{
	/*! Undefined packet */
	PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_UNDEF = 0,

	/*! Normal packet type. Indicates data follows the header.
	 */
	PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_DATA = 1,

	/*! When seen this packet type indicates that at this moment in the stream
	 * packet(s) were not able to be accepted due to space constraints and that
	 * recent data may be lost - depends on how the producer handles the
	 * error. Such packets have no data, data length is 0.
	 */
	PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_MOST_RECENT_WRITE_FAILED = 2,

	/*! Packets with this type set are padding packets that contain undefined
	 * data and must be ignored/skipped by the client. They are used when the
	 * circular stream buffer wraps around and there is not enough space for
	 * the data at the end of the buffer. Such packets have a length of 0 or
	 * more.
	 */
	PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_PADDING = 3,

	/*! This packet type conveys to the stream consumer that the stream producer
	 * has reached the end of data for that data sequence. The TLDaemon
	 * has several options for processing these packets that can be selected
	 * on a per stream basis.
	 */
	PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_MARKER_EOS = 4,

	/*! Packet emitted on first stream opened by writer. Packet carries a name
	 * of the opened stream in a form of null-terminated string.
	 */
	PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_STREAM_OPEN_FOR_WRITE = 5,

	/*! Packet emitted on last stream closed by writer. Packet carries a name
	 * of the closed stream in a form of null-terminated string.
	 */
	PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_STREAM_CLOSE_FOR_WRITE = 6,

	PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_LAST
} PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE;

/* The SET_PACKET_* macros rely on the order the PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR members are declared:
 * uiFlags is the upper half of a structure consisting of 2 uint16 quantities.
 */
#define PVRSRVTL_SET_PACKET_DATA(len)       (len) | (PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_DATA                     << PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_TYPE_OFFSET)
#define PVRSRVTL_SET_PACKET_PADDING(len)    (len) | (PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_PADDING                  << PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_TYPE_OFFSET)
#define PVRSRVTL_SET_PACKET_WRITE_FAILED    (0)   | (PVRSRVTL_PACKETTYPE_MOST_RECENT_WRITE_FAILED << PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_TYPE_OFFSET)
#define PVRSRVTL_SET_PACKET_HDR(len,type)   (len) | ((type)                                       << PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_TYPE_OFFSET)

/*! Returns the number of bytes of data in the packet. p may be any address type
 * */
#define GET_PACKET_DATA_LEN(p)	\
	((IMG_UINT32) ((PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR)(p))->uiTypeSize & PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_SIZE_MASK)


/*! Returns a IMG_BYTE* pointer to the first byte of data in the packet */
#define GET_PACKET_DATA_PTR(p)	\
	((IMG_PBYTE) ( ((size_t)p) + sizeof(PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR)) )

/*! Given a PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR address, return the address of the next pack
 *  It is up to the caller to determine if the new address is within the packet
 *  buffer.
 */
#define GET_NEXT_PACKET_ADDR(p) \
	((PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR) ( ((IMG_UINT8 *)p) + sizeof(PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR) + \
	(((((PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR)p)->uiTypeSize & PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_SIZE_MASK) + \
	(PVRSRVTL_PACKET_ALIGNMENT-1)) & (~(PVRSRVTL_PACKET_ALIGNMENT-1)) ) ))

/*! Turns the packet address p into a PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR pointer type
 */
#define GET_PACKET_HDR(p)		((PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR)(p))

/*! Get the type of the packet. p is of type PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR
 */
#define GET_PACKET_TYPE(p)		(((p)->uiTypeSize & PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_TYPE_MASK)>>PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_TYPE_OFFSET)

/*! Set PACKETS_DROPPED flag in packet header as a part of uiTypeSize. p is of type PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR.
 */
#define SET_PACKETS_DROPPED(p)		(((p)->uiTypeSize) | (1<<PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_OLDEST_DROPPED_OFFSET))

/*! Check if packets were dropped before this packet. p is of type PVRSRVTL_PPACKETHDR
 */
#define CHECK_PACKETS_DROPPED(p)	(((p)->uiTypeSize & PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_OLDEST_DROPPED_MASK)>>PVRSRVTL_PACKETHDR_OLDEST_DROPPED_OFFSET)

/*! Flags for use with PVRSRVTLOpenStream
 * 0x01 - Do not block in PVRSRVTLAcquireData() when no bytes are available
 * 0x02 - When the stream does not exist wait for a bit (2s) in
 *        PVRSRVTLOpenStream() and then exit with a timeout error if it still
 *        does not exist.
 * 0x04 - Open stream for write only operations.
 *        If flag is not used stream is opened as read-only. This flag is
 *        required if one wants to call reserve/commit/write function on the
 *        stream descriptor. Read from on the stream descriptor opened
 *        with this flag will fail.
 * 0x08 - Disable Producer Callback.
 *        If this flag is set and the stream becomes empty, do not call any
 *        associated producer callback to generate more data from the reader
 *        context.
 * 0x10 - Reset stream on open.
 *        When this flag is used the stream will drop all of the stored data.
 * 0x40 - Ignore Open Callback.
 *        When this flag is set ignore any OnReaderOpenCallback setting for
 *        the stream. This allows access to the stream to be made without
 *        generating any extra packets into the stream.
 */
#define PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_NONE                        (0U)
#define PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_ACQUIRE_NONBLOCKING         (1U<<0)
#define PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_OPEN_WAIT                   (1U<<1)
#define PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_OPEN_WO                     (1U<<2)
#define PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_DISABLE_PRODUCER_CALLBACK   (1U<<3)
#define PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_RESET_ON_OPEN               (1U<<4)
#define PVRSRV_STREAM_FLAG_IGNORE_OPEN_CALLBACK        (1U<<6)

#if defined (__cplusplus)
}
#endif

#endif /* __PVR_TLCOMMON_H__ */
/******************************************************************************
 End of file (pvrsrv_tlcommon.h)
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