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  1. /* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only */
  2. /*
  3. * Copyright (c) 2015-2021, The Linux Foundation. All rights reserved.
  4. */
  5. #ifndef _DSI_CTRL_HW_H_
  6. #define _DSI_CTRL_HW_H_
  7. #include <linux/kernel.h>
  8. #include <linux/types.h>
  9. #include <linux/bitops.h>
  10. #include <linux/bitmap.h>
  11. #include "dsi_defs.h"
  12. #include "dsi_hw.h"
  13. #define DSI_CTRL_HW_DBG(c, fmt, ...) DRM_DEV_DEBUG(NULL, "[msm-dsi-debug]: DSI_%d: "\
  14. fmt, c ? c->index : -1, ##__VA_ARGS__)
  15. #define DSI_CTRL_HW_ERR(c, fmt, ...) DRM_DEV_ERROR(NULL, "[msm-dsi-error]: DSI_%d: "\
  16. fmt, c ? c->index : -1, ##__VA_ARGS__)
  17. #define DSI_CTRL_HW_INFO(c, fmt, ...) DRM_DEV_INFO(NULL, "[msm-dsi-info]: DSI_%d: "\
  18. fmt, c ? c->index : -1, ##__VA_ARGS__)
  19. #define DSI_MMSS_MISC_R32(dsi_ctrl_hw, off) DSI_GEN_R32((dsi_ctrl_hw)->mmss_misc_base, off)
  20. #define DSI_MMSS_MISC_W32(dsi_ctrl_hw, off, val) \
  21. DSI_GEN_W32_DEBUG((dsi_ctrl_hw)->mmss_misc_base, (dsi_ctrl_hw)->index, off, val)
  22. #define DSI_DISP_CC_R32(dsi_ctrl_hw, off) DSI_GEN_R32((dsi_ctrl_hw)->disp_cc_base, off)
  23. #define DSI_DISP_CC_W32(dsi_ctrl_hw, off, val) \
  24. DSI_GEN_W32_DEBUG((dsi_ctrl_hw)->disp_cc_base, (dsi_ctrl_hw)->index, off, val)
  25. #define DSI_MDP_INTF_R32(dsi_ctrl_hw, off) DSI_GEN_R32((dsi_ctrl_hw)->mdp_intf_base, off)
  26. #define DSI_MDP_INTF_W32(dsi_ctrl_hw, off, val) \
  27. DSI_GEN_W32_DEBUG((dsi_ctrl_hw)->mdp_intf_base, (dsi_ctrl_hw)->index, off, val)
  28. /**
  29. * Modifier flag for command transmission. If this flag is set, command
  30. * information is programmed to hardware and transmission is not triggered.
  31. * Caller should call the trigger_command_dma() to start the transmission. This
  32. * flag is valed for kickoff_command() and kickoff_fifo_command() operations.
  33. */
  34. #define DSI_CTRL_HW_CMD_WAIT_FOR_TRIGGER 0x1
  35. /**
  36. * enum dsi_ctrl_version - version of the dsi host controller
  37. * @DSI_CTRL_VERSION_UNKNOWN: Unknown controller version
  38. * @DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_2: DSI host v2.2 controller
  39. * @DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_3: DSI host v2.3 controller
  40. * @DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_4: DSI host v2.4 controller
  41. * @DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_5: DSI host v2.5 controller
  42. * @DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_6: DSI host v2.6 controller
  43. * @DSI_CTRL_VERSION_MAX: max version
  44. */
  45. enum dsi_ctrl_version {
  46. DSI_CTRL_VERSION_UNKNOWN,
  47. DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_2,
  48. DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_3,
  49. DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_4,
  50. DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_5,
  51. DSI_CTRL_VERSION_2_6,
  52. DSI_CTRL_VERSION_MAX
  53. };
  54. /**
  55. * enum dsi_ctrl_hw_features - features supported by dsi host controller
  56. * @DSI_CTRL_VIDEO_TPG: Test pattern support for video mode.
  57. * @DSI_CTRL_CMD_TPG: Test pattern support for command mode.
  58. * @DSI_CTRL_VARIABLE_REFRESH_RATE: variable panel timing
  59. * @DSI_CTRL_DYNAMIC_REFRESH: variable pixel clock rate
  60. * @DSI_CTRL_NULL_PACKET_INSERTION: NULL packet insertion
  61. * @DSI_CTRL_DESKEW_CALIB: Deskew calibration support
  62. * @DSI_CTRL_DPHY: Controller support for DPHY
  63. * @DSI_CTRL_CPHY: Controller support for CPHY
  64. * @DSI_CTRL_MAX_FEATURES:
  65. */
  66. enum dsi_ctrl_hw_features {
  67. DSI_CTRL_VIDEO_TPG,
  68. DSI_CTRL_CMD_TPG,
  69. DSI_CTRL_VARIABLE_REFRESH_RATE,
  70. DSI_CTRL_DYNAMIC_REFRESH,
  71. DSI_CTRL_NULL_PACKET_INSERTION,
  72. DSI_CTRL_DESKEW_CALIB,
  73. DSI_CTRL_DPHY,
  74. DSI_CTRL_CPHY,
  75. DSI_CTRL_MAX_FEATURES
  76. };
  77. /**
  78. * enum dsi_test_pattern - test pattern type
  79. * @DSI_TEST_PATTERN_FIXED: Test pattern is fixed, based on init value.
  80. * @DSI_TEST_PATTERN_INC: Incremental test pattern, base on init value.
  81. * @DSI_TEST_PATTERN_POLY: Pattern generated from polynomial and init val.
  82. * @DSI_TEST_PATTERN_MAX:
  83. */
  84. enum dsi_test_pattern {
  85. DSI_TEST_PATTERN_FIXED = 0,
  86. DSI_TEST_PATTERN_INC,
  87. DSI_TEST_PATTERN_POLY,
  88. DSI_TEST_PATTERN_MAX
  89. };
  90. /**
  91. * enum dsi_status_int_index - index of interrupts generated by DSI controller
  92. * @DSI_SINT_CMD_MODE_DMA_DONE: Command mode DMA packets are sent out.
  93. * @DSI_SINT_CMD_STREAM0_FRAME_DONE: A frame of cmd mode stream0 is sent out.
  94. * @DSI_SINT_CMD_STREAM1_FRAME_DONE: A frame of cmd mode stream1 is sent out.
  95. * @DSI_SINT_CMD_STREAM2_FRAME_DONE: A frame of cmd mode stream2 is sent out.
  96. * @DSI_SINT_VIDEO_MODE_FRAME_DONE: A frame of video mode stream is sent out.
  97. * @DSI_SINT_BTA_DONE: A BTA is completed.
  98. * @DSI_SINT_CMD_FRAME_DONE: A frame of selected cmd mode stream is
  99. * sent out by MDP.
  100. * @DSI_SINT_DYN_REFRESH_DONE: The dynamic refresh operation completed.
  101. * @DSI_SINT_DESKEW_DONE: The deskew calibration operation done.
  102. * @DSI_SINT_DYN_BLANK_DMA_DONE: The dynamic blankin DMA operation has
  103. * completed.
  104. * @DSI_SINT_ERROR: DSI error has happened.
  105. */
  106. enum dsi_status_int_index {
  107. DSI_SINT_CMD_MODE_DMA_DONE = 0,
  108. DSI_SINT_CMD_STREAM0_FRAME_DONE = 1,
  109. DSI_SINT_CMD_STREAM1_FRAME_DONE = 2,
  110. DSI_SINT_CMD_STREAM2_FRAME_DONE = 3,
  111. DSI_SINT_VIDEO_MODE_FRAME_DONE = 4,
  112. DSI_SINT_BTA_DONE = 5,
  113. DSI_SINT_CMD_FRAME_DONE = 6,
  114. DSI_SINT_DYN_REFRESH_DONE = 7,
  115. DSI_SINT_DESKEW_DONE = 8,
  116. DSI_SINT_DYN_BLANK_DMA_DONE = 9,
  117. DSI_SINT_ERROR = 10,
  118. DSI_STATUS_INTERRUPT_COUNT
  119. };
  120. /**
  121. * enum dsi_status_int_type - status interrupts generated by DSI controller
  122. * @DSI_CMD_MODE_DMA_DONE: Command mode DMA packets are sent out.
  123. * @DSI_CMD_STREAM0_FRAME_DONE: A frame of command mode stream0 is sent out.
  124. * @DSI_CMD_STREAM1_FRAME_DONE: A frame of command mode stream1 is sent out.
  125. * @DSI_CMD_STREAM2_FRAME_DONE: A frame of command mode stream2 is sent out.
  126. * @DSI_VIDEO_MODE_FRAME_DONE: A frame of video mode stream is sent out.
  127. * @DSI_BTA_DONE: A BTA is completed.
  128. * @DSI_CMD_FRAME_DONE: A frame of selected command mode stream is
  129. * sent out by MDP.
  130. * @DSI_DYN_REFRESH_DONE: The dynamic refresh operation has completed.
  131. * @DSI_DESKEW_DONE: The deskew calibration operation has completed
  132. * @DSI_DYN_BLANK_DMA_DONE: The dynamic blankin DMA operation has
  133. * completed.
  134. * @DSI_ERROR: DSI error has happened.
  135. */
  136. enum dsi_status_int_type {
  137. DSI_CMD_MODE_DMA_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_CMD_MODE_DMA_DONE),
  138. DSI_CMD_STREAM0_FRAME_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_CMD_STREAM0_FRAME_DONE),
  139. DSI_CMD_STREAM1_FRAME_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_CMD_STREAM1_FRAME_DONE),
  140. DSI_CMD_STREAM2_FRAME_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_CMD_STREAM2_FRAME_DONE),
  141. DSI_VIDEO_MODE_FRAME_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_VIDEO_MODE_FRAME_DONE),
  142. DSI_BTA_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_BTA_DONE),
  143. DSI_CMD_FRAME_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_CMD_FRAME_DONE),
  144. DSI_DYN_REFRESH_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_DYN_REFRESH_DONE),
  145. DSI_DESKEW_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_DESKEW_DONE),
  146. DSI_DYN_BLANK_DMA_DONE = BIT(DSI_SINT_DYN_BLANK_DMA_DONE),
  147. DSI_ERROR = BIT(DSI_SINT_ERROR)
  148. };
  149. /**
  150. * enum dsi_error_int_index - index of error interrupts from DSI controller
  151. * @DSI_EINT_RDBK_SINGLE_ECC_ERR: Single bit ECC error in read packet.
  152. * @DSI_EINT_RDBK_MULTI_ECC_ERR: Multi bit ECC error in read packet.
  153. * @DSI_EINT_RDBK_CRC_ERR: CRC error in read packet.
  154. * @DSI_EINT_RDBK_INCOMPLETE_PKT: Incomplete read packet.
  155. * @DSI_EINT_PERIPH_ERROR_PKT: Error packet returned from peripheral,
  156. * @DSI_EINT_LP_RX_TIMEOUT: Low power reverse transmission timeout.
  157. * @DSI_EINT_HS_TX_TIMEOUT: High speed fwd transmission timeout.
  158. * @DSI_EINT_BTA_TIMEOUT: BTA timeout.
  159. * @DSI_EINT_PLL_UNLOCK: PLL has unlocked.
  160. * @DSI_EINT_DLN0_ESC_ENTRY_ERR: Incorrect LP Rx escape entry.
  161. * @DSI_EINT_DLN0_ESC_SYNC_ERR: LP Rx data is not byte aligned.
  162. * @DSI_EINT_DLN0_LP_CONTROL_ERR: Incorrect LP Rx state sequence.
  163. * @DSI_EINT_PANEL_SPECIFIC_ERR: DSI Protocol violation error.
  164. * @DSI_EINT_INTERLEAVE_OP_CONTENTION: Interleave operation contention.
  165. * @DSI_EINT_CMD_DMA_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: Command mode DMA FIFO underflow.
  166. * @DSI_EINT_CMD_MDP_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: Command MDP FIFO underflow (failed to
  167. * receive one complete line from MDP).
  168. * @DSI_EINT_DLN0_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW: High speed FIFO data lane 0 overflows.
  169. * @DSI_EINT_DLN1_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW: High speed FIFO data lane 1 overflows.
  170. * @DSI_EINT_DLN2_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW: High speed FIFO data lane 2 overflows.
  171. * @DSI_EINT_DLN3_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW: High speed FIFO data lane 3 overflows.
  172. * @DSI_EINT_DLN0_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: High speed FIFO data lane 0 underflows.
  173. * @DSI_EINT_DLN1_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: High speed FIFO data lane 1 underflows.
  174. * @DSI_EINT_DLN2_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: High speed FIFO data lane 2 underflows.
  175. * @DSI_EINT_DLN3_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: High speed FIFO data lane 3 undeflows.
  176. * @DSI_EINT_DLN0_LP0_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 0 low.
  177. * @DSI_EINT_DLN1_LP0_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 1 low.
  178. * @DSI_EINT_DLN2_LP0_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 2 low.
  179. * @DSI_EINT_DLN3_LP0_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 3 low.
  180. * @DSI_EINT_DLN0_LP1_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 0 high.
  181. * @DSI_EINT_DLN1_LP1_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 1 high.
  182. * @DSI_EINT_DLN2_LP1_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 2 high.
  183. * @DSI_EINT_DLN3_LP1_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 3 high.
  184. */
  185. enum dsi_error_int_index {
  186. DSI_EINT_RDBK_SINGLE_ECC_ERR = 0,
  187. DSI_EINT_RDBK_MULTI_ECC_ERR = 1,
  188. DSI_EINT_RDBK_CRC_ERR = 2,
  189. DSI_EINT_RDBK_INCOMPLETE_PKT = 3,
  190. DSI_EINT_PERIPH_ERROR_PKT = 4,
  191. DSI_EINT_LP_RX_TIMEOUT = 5,
  192. DSI_EINT_HS_TX_TIMEOUT = 6,
  193. DSI_EINT_BTA_TIMEOUT = 7,
  194. DSI_EINT_PLL_UNLOCK = 8,
  195. DSI_EINT_DLN0_ESC_ENTRY_ERR = 9,
  196. DSI_EINT_DLN0_ESC_SYNC_ERR = 10,
  197. DSI_EINT_DLN0_LP_CONTROL_ERR = 11,
  198. DSI_EINT_PANEL_SPECIFIC_ERR = 12,
  199. DSI_EINT_INTERLEAVE_OP_CONTENTION = 13,
  200. DSI_EINT_CMD_DMA_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = 14,
  201. DSI_EINT_CMD_MDP_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = 15,
  202. DSI_EINT_DLN0_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW = 16,
  203. DSI_EINT_DLN1_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW = 17,
  204. DSI_EINT_DLN2_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW = 18,
  205. DSI_EINT_DLN3_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW = 19,
  206. DSI_EINT_DLN0_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = 20,
  207. DSI_EINT_DLN1_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = 21,
  208. DSI_EINT_DLN2_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = 22,
  209. DSI_EINT_DLN3_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = 23,
  210. DSI_EINT_DLN0_LP0_CONTENTION = 24,
  211. DSI_EINT_DLN1_LP0_CONTENTION = 25,
  212. DSI_EINT_DLN2_LP0_CONTENTION = 26,
  213. DSI_EINT_DLN3_LP0_CONTENTION = 27,
  214. DSI_EINT_DLN0_LP1_CONTENTION = 28,
  215. DSI_EINT_DLN1_LP1_CONTENTION = 29,
  216. DSI_EINT_DLN2_LP1_CONTENTION = 30,
  217. DSI_EINT_DLN3_LP1_CONTENTION = 31,
  218. DSI_ERROR_INTERRUPT_COUNT
  219. };
  220. /**
  221. * enum dsi_error_int_type - error interrupts generated by DSI controller
  222. * @DSI_RDBK_SINGLE_ECC_ERR: Single bit ECC error in read packet.
  223. * @DSI_RDBK_MULTI_ECC_ERR: Multi bit ECC error in read packet.
  224. * @DSI_RDBK_CRC_ERR: CRC error in read packet.
  225. * @DSI_RDBK_INCOMPLETE_PKT: Incomplete read packet.
  226. * @DSI_PERIPH_ERROR_PKT: Error packet returned from peripheral,
  227. * @DSI_LP_RX_TIMEOUT: Low power reverse transmission timeout.
  228. * @DSI_HS_TX_TIMEOUT: High speed forward transmission timeout.
  229. * @DSI_BTA_TIMEOUT: BTA timeout.
  230. * @DSI_PLL_UNLOCK: PLL has unlocked.
  231. * @DSI_DLN0_ESC_ENTRY_ERR: Incorrect LP Rx escape entry.
  232. * @DSI_DLN0_ESC_SYNC_ERR: LP Rx data is not byte aligned.
  233. * @DSI_DLN0_LP_CONTROL_ERR: Incorrect LP Rx state sequence.
  234. * @DSI_PANEL_SPECIFIC_ERR: DSI Protocol violation.
  235. * @DSI_INTERLEAVE_OP_CONTENTION: Interleave operation contention.
  236. * @DSI_CMD_DMA_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: Command mode DMA FIFO underflow.
  237. * @DSI_CMD_MDP_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: Command MDP FIFO underflow (failed to
  238. * receive one complete line from MDP).
  239. * @DSI_DLN0_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW: High speed FIFO for data lane 0 overflows.
  240. * @DSI_DLN1_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW: High speed FIFO for data lane 1 overflows.
  241. * @DSI_DLN2_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW: High speed FIFO for data lane 2 overflows.
  242. * @DSI_DLN3_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW: High speed FIFO for data lane 3 overflows.
  243. * @DSI_DLN0_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: High speed FIFO for data lane 0 underflows.
  244. * @DSI_DLN1_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: High speed FIFO for data lane 1 underflows.
  245. * @DSI_DLN2_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: High speed FIFO for data lane 2 underflows.
  246. * @DSI_DLN3_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW: High speed FIFO for data lane 3 undeflows.
  247. * @DSI_DLN0_LP0_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 0 is low.
  248. * @DSI_DLN1_LP0_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 1 is low.
  249. * @DSI_DLN2_LP0_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 2 is low.
  250. * @DSI_DLN3_LP0_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 3 is low.
  251. * @DSI_DLN0_LP1_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 0 is high.
  252. * @DSI_DLN1_LP1_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 1 is high.
  253. * @DSI_DLN2_LP1_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 2 is high.
  254. * @DSI_DLN3_LP1_CONTENTION: PHY level contention while lane 3 is high.
  255. */
  256. enum dsi_error_int_type {
  257. DSI_RDBK_SINGLE_ECC_ERR = BIT(DSI_EINT_RDBK_SINGLE_ECC_ERR),
  258. DSI_RDBK_MULTI_ECC_ERR = BIT(DSI_EINT_RDBK_MULTI_ECC_ERR),
  259. DSI_RDBK_CRC_ERR = BIT(DSI_EINT_RDBK_CRC_ERR),
  260. DSI_RDBK_INCOMPLETE_PKT = BIT(DSI_EINT_RDBK_INCOMPLETE_PKT),
  261. DSI_PERIPH_ERROR_PKT = BIT(DSI_EINT_PERIPH_ERROR_PKT),
  262. DSI_LP_RX_TIMEOUT = BIT(DSI_EINT_LP_RX_TIMEOUT),
  263. DSI_HS_TX_TIMEOUT = BIT(DSI_EINT_HS_TX_TIMEOUT),
  264. DSI_BTA_TIMEOUT = BIT(DSI_EINT_BTA_TIMEOUT),
  265. DSI_PLL_UNLOCK = BIT(DSI_EINT_PLL_UNLOCK),
  266. DSI_DLN0_ESC_ENTRY_ERR = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN0_ESC_ENTRY_ERR),
  267. DSI_DLN0_ESC_SYNC_ERR = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN0_ESC_SYNC_ERR),
  268. DSI_DLN0_LP_CONTROL_ERR = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN0_LP_CONTROL_ERR),
  269. DSI_PANEL_SPECIFIC_ERR = BIT(DSI_EINT_PANEL_SPECIFIC_ERR),
  270. DSI_INTERLEAVE_OP_CONTENTION = BIT(DSI_EINT_INTERLEAVE_OP_CONTENTION),
  271. DSI_CMD_DMA_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_CMD_DMA_FIFO_UNDERFLOW),
  272. DSI_CMD_MDP_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_CMD_MDP_FIFO_UNDERFLOW),
  273. DSI_DLN0_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN0_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW),
  274. DSI_DLN1_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN1_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW),
  275. DSI_DLN2_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN2_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW),
  276. DSI_DLN3_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN3_HS_FIFO_OVERFLOW),
  277. DSI_DLN0_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN0_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW),
  278. DSI_DLN1_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN1_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW),
  279. DSI_DLN2_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN2_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW),
  280. DSI_DLN3_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN3_HS_FIFO_UNDERFLOW),
  281. DSI_DLN0_LP0_CONTENTION = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN0_LP0_CONTENTION),
  282. DSI_DLN1_LP0_CONTENTION = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN1_LP0_CONTENTION),
  283. DSI_DLN2_LP0_CONTENTION = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN2_LP0_CONTENTION),
  284. DSI_DLN3_LP0_CONTENTION = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN3_LP0_CONTENTION),
  285. DSI_DLN0_LP1_CONTENTION = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN0_LP1_CONTENTION),
  286. DSI_DLN1_LP1_CONTENTION = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN1_LP1_CONTENTION),
  287. DSI_DLN2_LP1_CONTENTION = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN2_LP1_CONTENTION),
  288. DSI_DLN3_LP1_CONTENTION = BIT(DSI_EINT_DLN3_LP1_CONTENTION),
  289. };
  290. /**
  291. * struct dsi_ctrl_cmd_dma_info - command buffer information
  292. * @offset: IOMMU VA for command buffer address.
  293. * @length: Length of the command buffer.
  294. * @datatype: Datatype of cmd.
  295. * @en_broadcast: Enable broadcast mode if set to true.
  296. * @is_master: Is master in broadcast mode.
  297. * @use_lpm: Use low power mode for command transmission.
  298. */
  299. struct dsi_ctrl_cmd_dma_info {
  300. u32 offset;
  301. u32 length;
  302. u8 datatype;
  303. bool en_broadcast;
  304. bool is_master;
  305. bool use_lpm;
  306. };
  307. /**
  308. * struct dsi_ctrl_cmd_dma_fifo_info - command payload tp be sent using FIFO
  309. * @command: VA for command buffer.
  310. * @size: Size of the command buffer.
  311. * @en_broadcast: Enable broadcast mode if set to true.
  312. * @is_master: Is master in broadcast mode.
  313. * @use_lpm: Use low power mode for command transmission.
  314. */
  315. struct dsi_ctrl_cmd_dma_fifo_info {
  316. u32 *command;
  317. u32 size;
  318. bool en_broadcast;
  319. bool is_master;
  320. bool use_lpm;
  321. };
  322. struct dsi_ctrl_hw;
  323. struct ctrl_ulps_config_ops {
  324. /**
  325. * ulps_request() - request ulps entry for specified lanes
  326. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  327. * @lanes: ORed list of lanes (enum dsi_data_lanes) which need
  328. * to enter ULPS.
  329. *
  330. * Caller should check if lanes are in ULPS mode by calling
  331. * get_lanes_in_ulps() operation.
  332. */
  333. void (*ulps_request)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, u32 lanes);
  334. /**
  335. * ulps_exit() - exit ULPS on specified lanes
  336. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  337. * @lanes: ORed list of lanes (enum dsi_data_lanes) which need
  338. * to exit ULPS.
  339. *
  340. * Caller should check if lanes are in active mode by calling
  341. * get_lanes_in_ulps() operation.
  342. */
  343. void (*ulps_exit)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, u32 lanes);
  344. /**
  345. * get_lanes_in_ulps() - returns the list of lanes in ULPS mode
  346. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  347. *
  348. * Returns an ORed list of lanes (enum dsi_data_lanes) that are in ULPS
  349. * state. If 0 is returned, all the lanes are active.
  350. *
  351. * Return: List of lanes in ULPS state.
  352. */
  353. u32 (*get_lanes_in_ulps)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  354. };
  355. /**
  356. * struct dsi_ctrl_hw_ops - operations supported by dsi host hardware
  357. */
  358. struct dsi_ctrl_hw_ops {
  359. /**
  360. * host_setup() - Setup DSI host configuration
  361. * @ctrl: Pointer to controller host hardware.
  362. * @config: Configuration for DSI host controller
  363. */
  364. void (*host_setup)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  365. struct dsi_host_common_cfg *config);
  366. /**
  367. * video_engine_en() - enable DSI video engine
  368. * @ctrl: Pointer to controller host hardware.
  369. * @on: Enable/disabel video engine.
  370. */
  371. void (*video_engine_en)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool on);
  372. /**
  373. * setup_avr() - set the AVR_SUPPORT_ENABLE bit in DSI_VIDEO_MODE_CTRL
  374. * @ctrl: Pointer to controller host hardware.
  375. * @enable: Controls whether this bit is set or cleared
  376. */
  377. void (*setup_avr)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool enable);
  378. /**
  379. * video_engine_setup() - Setup dsi host controller for video mode
  380. * @ctrl: Pointer to controller host hardware.
  381. * @common_cfg: Common configuration parameters.
  382. * @cfg: Video mode configuration.
  383. *
  384. * Set up DSI video engine with a specific configuration. Controller and
  385. * video engine are not enabled as part of this function.
  386. */
  387. void (*video_engine_setup)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  388. struct dsi_host_common_cfg *common_cfg,
  389. struct dsi_video_engine_cfg *cfg);
  390. /**
  391. * set_video_timing() - set up the timing for video frame
  392. * @ctrl: Pointer to controller host hardware.
  393. * @mode: Video mode information.
  394. *
  395. * Set up the video timing parameters for the DSI video mode operation.
  396. */
  397. void (*set_video_timing)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  398. struct dsi_mode_info *mode);
  399. /**
  400. * cmd_engine_setup() - setup dsi host controller for command mode
  401. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  402. * @common_cfg: Common configuration parameters.
  403. * @cfg: Command mode configuration.
  404. *
  405. * Setup DSI CMD engine with a specific configuration. Controller and
  406. * command engine are not enabled as part of this function.
  407. */
  408. void (*cmd_engine_setup)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  409. struct dsi_host_common_cfg *common_cfg,
  410. struct dsi_cmd_engine_cfg *cfg);
  411. /**
  412. * setup_cmd_stream() - set up parameters for command pixel streams
  413. * @ctrl: Pointer to controller host hardware.
  414. * @mode: Pointer to mode information.
  415. * @cfg: DSI host configuration that is common to both
  416. * video and command modes.
  417. * @vc_id: stream_id.
  418. *
  419. * Setup parameters for command mode pixel stream size.
  420. */
  421. void (*setup_cmd_stream)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  422. struct dsi_mode_info *mode,
  423. struct dsi_host_common_cfg *cfg,
  424. u32 vc_id,
  425. struct dsi_rect *roi);
  426. /**
  427. * ctrl_en() - enable DSI controller engine
  428. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  429. * @on: turn on/off the DSI controller engine.
  430. */
  431. void (*ctrl_en)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool on);
  432. /**
  433. * cmd_engine_en() - enable DSI controller command engine
  434. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  435. * @on: Turn on/off the DSI command engine.
  436. */
  437. void (*cmd_engine_en)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool on);
  438. /**
  439. * phy_sw_reset() - perform a soft reset on the PHY.
  440. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  441. */
  442. void (*phy_sw_reset)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  443. /**
  444. * config_clk_gating() - enable/disable DSI PHY clk gating
  445. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  446. * @enable: enable/disable DSI PHY clock gating.
  447. * @clk_selection: clock to enable/disable clock gating.
  448. */
  449. void (*config_clk_gating)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool enable,
  450. enum dsi_clk_gate_type clk_selection);
  451. /**
  452. * soft_reset() - perform a soft reset on DSI controller
  453. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  454. *
  455. * The video, command and controller engines will be disabled before the
  456. * reset is triggered. After, the engines will be re-enabled to the same
  457. * state as before the reset.
  458. *
  459. * If the reset is done while MDP timing engine is turned on, the video
  460. * engine should be re-enabled only during the vertical blanking time.
  461. */
  462. void (*soft_reset)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  463. /**
  464. * setup_lane_map() - setup mapping between logical and physical lanes
  465. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  466. * @lane_map: Structure defining the mapping between DSI logical
  467. * lanes and physical lanes.
  468. */
  469. void (*setup_lane_map)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  470. struct dsi_lane_map *lane_map);
  471. /**
  472. * kickoff_command() - transmits commands stored in memory
  473. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  474. * @cmd: Command information.
  475. * @flags: Modifiers for command transmission.
  476. *
  477. * The controller hardware is programmed with address and size of the
  478. * command buffer. The transmission is kicked off if
  479. * DSI_CTRL_HW_CMD_WAIT_FOR_TRIGGER flag is not set. If this flag is
  480. * set, caller should make a separate call to trigger_command_dma() to
  481. * transmit the command.
  482. */
  483. void (*kickoff_command)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  484. struct dsi_ctrl_cmd_dma_info *cmd,
  485. u32 flags);
  486. /**
  487. * kickoff_command_non_embedded_mode() - cmd in non embedded mode
  488. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  489. * @cmd: Command information.
  490. * @flags: Modifiers for command transmission.
  491. *
  492. * If command length is greater than DMA FIFO size of 256 bytes we use
  493. * this non- embedded mode.
  494. * The controller hardware is programmed with address and size of the
  495. * command buffer. The transmission is kicked off if
  496. * DSI_CTRL_HW_CMD_WAIT_FOR_TRIGGER flag is not set. If this flag is
  497. * set, caller should make a separate call to trigger_command_dma() to
  498. * transmit the command.
  499. */
  500. void (*kickoff_command_non_embedded_mode)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  501. struct dsi_ctrl_cmd_dma_info *cmd,
  502. u32 flags);
  503. /**
  504. * kickoff_fifo_command() - transmits a command using FIFO in dsi
  505. * hardware.
  506. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  507. * @cmd: Command information.
  508. * @flags: Modifiers for command transmission.
  509. *
  510. * The controller hardware FIFO is programmed with command header and
  511. * payload. The transmission is kicked off if
  512. * DSI_CTRL_HW_CMD_WAIT_FOR_TRIGGER flag is not set. If this flag is
  513. * set, caller should make a separate call to trigger_command_dma() to
  514. * transmit the command.
  515. */
  516. void (*kickoff_fifo_command)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  517. struct dsi_ctrl_cmd_dma_fifo_info *cmd,
  518. u32 flags);
  519. void (*reset_cmd_fifo)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  520. /**
  521. * trigger_command_dma() - trigger transmission of command buffer.
  522. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  523. *
  524. * This trigger can be only used if there was a prior call to
  525. * kickoff_command() of kickoff_fifo_command() with
  526. * DSI_CTRL_HW_CMD_WAIT_FOR_TRIGGER flag.
  527. */
  528. void (*trigger_command_dma)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  529. /**
  530. * get_cmd_read_data() - get data read from the peripheral
  531. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  532. * @rd_buf: Buffer where data will be read into.
  533. * @read_offset: Offset from where to read.
  534. * @rx_byte: Number of bytes to be read.
  535. * @pkt_size: Size of response expected.
  536. * @hw_read_cnt: Actual number of bytes read by HW.
  537. */
  538. u32 (*get_cmd_read_data)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  539. u8 *rd_buf,
  540. u32 read_offset,
  541. u32 rx_byte,
  542. u32 pkt_size,
  543. u32 *hw_read_cnt);
  544. /**
  545. * wait_for_lane_idle() - wait for DSI lanes to go to idle state
  546. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  547. * @lanes: ORed list of lanes (enum dsi_data_lanes) which need
  548. * to be checked to be in idle state.
  549. */
  550. int (*wait_for_lane_idle)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, u32 lanes);
  551. struct ctrl_ulps_config_ops ulps_ops;
  552. /**
  553. * clamp_enable() - enable DSI clamps
  554. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  555. * @lanes: ORed list of lanes which need to have clamps released.
  556. * @enable_ulps: ulps state.
  557. */
  558. /**
  559. * clamp_enable() - enable DSI clamps to keep PHY driving a stable link
  560. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  561. * @lanes: ORed list of lanes which need to have clamps released.
  562. * @enable_ulps: TODO:??
  563. */
  564. void (*clamp_enable)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  565. u32 lanes,
  566. bool enable_ulps);
  567. /**
  568. * clamp_disable() - disable DSI clamps
  569. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  570. * @lanes: ORed list of lanes which need to have clamps released.
  571. * @disable_ulps: ulps state.
  572. */
  573. void (*clamp_disable)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  574. u32 lanes,
  575. bool disable_ulps);
  576. /**
  577. * phy_reset_config() - Disable/enable propagation of reset signal
  578. * from ahb domain to DSI PHY
  579. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  580. * @enable: True to mask the reset signal, false to unmask
  581. */
  582. void (*phy_reset_config)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  583. bool enable);
  584. /**
  585. * get_interrupt_status() - returns the interrupt status
  586. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  587. *
  588. * Returns the ORed list of interrupts(enum dsi_status_int_type) that
  589. * are active. This list does not include any error interrupts. Caller
  590. * should call get_error_status for error interrupts.
  591. *
  592. * Return: List of active interrupts.
  593. */
  594. u32 (*get_interrupt_status)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  595. /**
  596. * clear_interrupt_status() - clears the specified interrupts
  597. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  598. * @ints: List of interrupts to be cleared.
  599. */
  600. void (*clear_interrupt_status)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, u32 ints);
  601. /**
  602. * poll_dma_status()- API to poll DMA status
  603. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  604. */
  605. u32 (*poll_dma_status)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  606. /**
  607. * enable_status_interrupts() - enable the specified interrupts
  608. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  609. * @ints: List of interrupts to be enabled.
  610. *
  611. * Enables the specified interrupts. This list will override the
  612. * previous interrupts enabled through this function. Caller has to
  613. * maintain the state of the interrupts enabled. To disable all
  614. * interrupts, set ints to 0.
  615. */
  616. void (*enable_status_interrupts)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, u32 ints);
  617. /**
  618. * get_error_status() - returns the error status
  619. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  620. *
  621. * Returns the ORed list of errors(enum dsi_error_int_type) that are
  622. * active. This list does not include any status interrupts. Caller
  623. * should call get_interrupt_status for status interrupts.
  624. *
  625. * Return: List of active error interrupts.
  626. */
  627. u64 (*get_error_status)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  628. /**
  629. * clear_error_status() - clears the specified errors
  630. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  631. * @errors: List of errors to be cleared.
  632. */
  633. void (*clear_error_status)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, u64 errors);
  634. /**
  635. * enable_error_interrupts() - enable the specified interrupts
  636. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  637. * @errors: List of errors to be enabled.
  638. *
  639. * Enables the specified interrupts. This list will override the
  640. * previous interrupts enabled through this function. Caller has to
  641. * maintain the state of the interrupts enabled. To disable all
  642. * interrupts, set errors to 0.
  643. */
  644. void (*enable_error_interrupts)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, u64 errors);
  645. /**
  646. * video_test_pattern_setup() - setup test pattern engine for video mode
  647. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  648. * @type: Type of test pattern.
  649. * @init_val: Initial value to use for generating test pattern.
  650. */
  651. void (*video_test_pattern_setup)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  652. enum dsi_test_pattern type,
  653. u32 init_val);
  654. /**
  655. * cmd_test_pattern_setup() - setup test patttern engine for cmd mode
  656. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  657. * @type: Type of test pattern.
  658. * @init_val: Initial value to use for generating test pattern.
  659. * @stream_id: Stream Id on which packets are generated.
  660. */
  661. void (*cmd_test_pattern_setup)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  662. enum dsi_test_pattern type,
  663. u32 init_val,
  664. u32 stream_id);
  665. /**
  666. * test_pattern_enable() - enable test pattern engine
  667. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  668. * @enable: Enable/Disable test pattern engine.
  669. */
  670. void (*test_pattern_enable)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool enable);
  671. /**
  672. * clear_phy0_ln_err() - clear DSI PHY lane-0 errors
  673. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  674. */
  675. void (*clear_phy0_ln_err)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  676. /**
  677. * trigger_cmd_test_pattern() - trigger a command mode frame update with
  678. * test pattern
  679. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  680. * @stream_id: Stream on which frame update is sent.
  681. */
  682. void (*trigger_cmd_test_pattern)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  683. u32 stream_id);
  684. ssize_t (*reg_dump_to_buffer)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  685. char *buf,
  686. u32 size);
  687. /**
  688. * setup_misr() - Setup frame MISR
  689. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  690. * @panel_mode: CMD or VIDEO mode indicator
  691. * @enable: Enable/disable MISR.
  692. * @frame_count: Number of frames to accumulate MISR.
  693. */
  694. void (*setup_misr)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  695. enum dsi_op_mode panel_mode,
  696. bool enable, u32 frame_count);
  697. /**
  698. * collect_misr() - Read frame MISR
  699. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  700. * @panel_mode: CMD or VIDEO mode indicator
  701. */
  702. u32 (*collect_misr)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  703. enum dsi_op_mode panel_mode);
  704. /**
  705. * set_timing_db() - enable/disable Timing DB register
  706. * @ctrl: Pointer to controller host hardware.
  707. * @enable: Enable/Disable flag.
  708. *
  709. * Enable or Disabe the Timing DB register.
  710. */
  711. void (*set_timing_db)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  712. bool enable);
  713. /**
  714. * clear_rdbk_register() - Clear and reset read back register
  715. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  716. */
  717. void (*clear_rdbk_register)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  718. /** schedule_dma_cmd() - Schdeule DMA command transfer on a
  719. * particular blanking line.
  720. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  721. * @line_no: Blanking line number on whihch DMA command
  722. * needs to be sent.
  723. */
  724. void (*schedule_dma_cmd)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, int line_no);
  725. /**
  726. * ctrl_reset() - Reset DSI lanes to recover from DSI errors
  727. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  728. * @mask: Indicates the error type.
  729. */
  730. int (*ctrl_reset)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, int mask);
  731. /**
  732. * mask_error_int() - Mask/Unmask particular DSI error interrupts
  733. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  734. * @idx: Indicates the errors to be masked.
  735. * @en: Bool for mask or unmask of the error
  736. */
  737. void (*mask_error_intr)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, u32 idx, bool en);
  738. /**
  739. * error_intr_ctrl() - Mask/Unmask master DSI error interrupt
  740. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  741. * @en: Bool for mask or unmask of DSI error
  742. */
  743. void (*error_intr_ctrl)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool en);
  744. /**
  745. * get_error_mask() - get DSI error interrupt mask status
  746. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  747. */
  748. u32 (*get_error_mask)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  749. /**
  750. * get_hw_version() - get DSI controller hw version
  751. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  752. */
  753. u32 (*get_hw_version)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  754. /**
  755. * wait_for_cmd_mode_mdp_idle() - wait for command mode engine not to
  756. * be busy sending data from display engine
  757. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  758. */
  759. int (*wait_for_cmd_mode_mdp_idle)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  760. /**
  761. * hw.ops.set_continuous_clk() - Set continuous clock
  762. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  763. * @enable: Bool to control continuous clock request.
  764. */
  765. void (*set_continuous_clk)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool enable);
  766. /**
  767. * hw.ops.wait4dynamic_refresh_done() - Wait for dynamic refresh done
  768. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  769. */
  770. int (*wait4dynamic_refresh_done)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  771. /**
  772. * hw.ops.vid_engine_busy() - Returns true if vid engine is busy
  773. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  774. */
  775. bool (*vid_engine_busy)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl);
  776. /**
  777. * hw.ops.hs_req_sel() - enable continuous clk support through phy
  778. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  779. * @sel_phy: Bool to control whether to select phy or controller
  780. */
  781. void (*hs_req_sel)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool sel_phy);
  782. /**
  783. * hw.ops.configure_cmddma_window() - configure DMA window for CMD TX
  784. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  785. * @cmd: Pointer to the DSI DMA command info.
  786. * @line_no: Line number at which the CMD needs to be triggered.
  787. * @window: Width of the DMA CMD window.
  788. */
  789. void (*configure_cmddma_window)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  790. struct dsi_ctrl_cmd_dma_info *cmd,
  791. u32 line_no, u32 window);
  792. /**
  793. * hw.ops.reset_trig_ctrl() - resets trigger control of DSI controller
  794. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  795. * @cfg: Common configuration parameters.
  796. */
  797. void (*reset_trig_ctrl)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  798. struct dsi_host_common_cfg *cfg);
  799. /**
  800. * hw.ops.log_line_count() - reads the MDP interface line count
  801. * registers.
  802. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  803. * @cmd_mode: Boolean to indicate command mode operation.
  804. */
  805. u32 (*log_line_count)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl, bool cmd_mode);
  806. /**
  807. * hw.ops.splitlink_cmd_setup() - configure the sublink to transfer
  808. * @ctrl: Pointer to the controller host hardware.
  809. * @common_cfg: Common configuration parameters.
  810. * @sublink: Which sublink to transfer the command.
  811. */
  812. void (*splitlink_cmd_setup)(struct dsi_ctrl_hw *ctrl,
  813. struct dsi_host_common_cfg *common_cfg, u32 sublink);
  814. };
  815. /*
  816. * struct dsi_ctrl_hw - DSI controller hardware object specific to an instance
  817. * @base: VA for the DSI controller base address.
  818. * @length: Length of the DSI controller register map.
  819. * @mmss_misc_base: Base address of mmss_misc register map.
  820. * @mmss_misc_length: Length of mmss_misc register map.
  821. * @disp_cc_base: Base address of disp_cc register map.
  822. * @disp_cc_length: Length of disp_cc register map.
  823. * @mdp_intf_base: Base address of mdp_intf register map. Addresses of
  824. * MDP_TEAR_INTF_TEAR_LINE_COUNT and MDP_TEAR_INTF_LINE_COUNT
  825. * are mapped using the base address to test and validate
  826. * the RD ptr value and line count value respectively when
  827. * a CMD is triggered and it succeeds.
  828. * @index: Instance ID of the controller.
  829. * @feature_map: Features supported by the DSI controller.
  830. * @ops: Function pointers to the operations supported by the
  831. * controller.
  832. * @supported_interrupts: Number of supported interrupts.
  833. * @supported_errors: Number of supported errors.
  834. * @phy_isolation_enabled: A boolean property allows to isolate the phy from
  835. * dsi controller and run only dsi controller.
  836. * @null_insertion_enabled: A boolean property to allow dsi controller to
  837. * insert null packet.
  838. * @widebus_support: 48 bit wide data bus is supported.
  839. * @reset_trig_ctrl: Boolean to indicate if trigger control needs to
  840. * be reset to default.
  841. */
  842. struct dsi_ctrl_hw {
  843. void __iomem *base;
  844. u32 length;
  845. void __iomem *mmss_misc_base;
  846. u32 mmss_misc_length;
  847. void __iomem *disp_cc_base;
  848. u32 disp_cc_length;
  849. void __iomem *mdp_intf_base;
  850. u32 index;
  851. /* features */
  852. DECLARE_BITMAP(feature_map, DSI_CTRL_MAX_FEATURES);
  853. struct dsi_ctrl_hw_ops ops;
  854. /* capabilities */
  855. u32 supported_interrupts;
  856. u64 supported_errors;
  857. bool phy_isolation_enabled;
  858. bool null_insertion_enabled;
  859. bool widebus_support;
  860. bool reset_trig_ctrl;
  861. };
  862. #endif /* _DSI_CTRL_HW_H_ */