arm-trusted-firmware/include/lib/bl_aux_params/bl_aux_params.h

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2019, ARM Limited and Contributors. All rights reserved.
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
*/
#ifndef LIB_BL_AUX_PARAMS_H
#define LIB_BL_AUX_PARAMS_H
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdint.h>
/*
* This API implements a lightweight parameter passing mechanism that can be
* used to pass SoC Firmware configuration data from BL2 to BL31 by platforms or
* configurations that do not want to depend on libfdt. It is structured as a
* singly-linked list of parameter structures that all share the same common
* header but may have different (and differently-sized) structure bodies after
* that. The header contains a type field to indicate the parameter type (which
* is used to infer the structure length and how to interpret its contents) and
* a next pointer which contains the absolute physical address of the next
* parameter structure. The next pointer in the last structure block is set to
* NULL. The picture below shows how the parameters are kept in memory.
*
* head of list ---> +----------------+ --+
* | type | |
* +----------------+ |--> struct bl_aux_param
* +----| next | |
* | +----------------+ --+
* | | parameter data |
* | +----------------+
* |
* +--> +----------------+ --+
* | type | |
* +----------------+ |--> struct bl_aux_param
* NULL <---| next | |
* +----------------+ --+
* | parameter data |
* +----------------+
*
* Note: The SCTLR_EL3.A bit (Alignment fault check enable) is set in TF-A, so
* BL2 must ensure that each parameter struct starts on a 64-bit aligned address
* to avoid alignment faults. Parameters may be allocated in any address range
* accessible at the time of BL31 handoff (e.g. SRAM, DRAM, SoC-internal scratch
* registers, etc.), in particular address ranges that may not be mapped in
* BL31's page tables, so the parameter list must be parsed before the MMU is
* enabled and any information that is required at a later point should be
* deep-copied out into BL31-internal data structures.
*/
enum bl_aux_param_type {
BL_AUX_PARAM_NONE = 0,
BL_AUX_PARAM_VENDOR_SPECIFIC_FIRST = 0x1,
/* 0x1 - 0x7fffffff can be used by vendor-specific handlers. */
BL_AUX_PARAM_VENDOR_SPECIFIC_LAST = 0x7fffffff,
BL_AUX_PARAM_GENERIC_FIRST = 0x80000001,
BL_AUX_PARAM_COREBOOT_TABLE = BL_AUX_PARAM_GENERIC_FIRST,
/* 0x80000001 - 0xffffffff are reserved for the generic handler. */
BL_AUX_PARAM_GENERIC_LAST = 0xffffffff,
/* Top 32 bits of the type field are reserved for future use. */
};
/* common header for all BL aux parameters */
struct bl_aux_param_header {
uint64_t type;
uint64_t next;
};
/* commonly useful parameter structures that can be shared by multiple types */
struct bl_aux_param_uint64 {
struct bl_aux_param_header h;
uint64_t value;
};
struct bl_aux_gpio_info {
uint8_t polarity;
uint8_t direction;
uint8_t pull_mode;
uint8_t reserved;
uint32_t index;
};
struct bl_aux_param_gpio {
struct bl_aux_param_header h;
struct bl_aux_gpio_info gpio;
};
/*
* Handler function that handles an individual aux parameter. Return true if
* the parameter was handled, and flase if bl_aux_params_parse() should make its
* own attempt at handling it (for generic parameters).
*/
typedef bool (*bl_aux_param_handler_t)(struct bl_aux_param_header *param);
/*
* Interprets head as the start of an aux parameter list, and passes the
* parameters individually to handler(). Handles generic parameters directly if
* handler() hasn't already done so. If only generic parameters are expected,
* handler() can be NULL.
*/
void bl_aux_params_parse(u_register_t head,
bl_aux_param_handler_t handler);
#endif /* LIB_BL_AUX_PARAMS_H */