RASCSI/src/raspberrypi/gpiobus.h
Uwe Seimet 3e7f317c49
Configurable block size, controller/device cleanup, dispatchers per device, bridge setup (#203)
* Use foreach

* Renaming

* Revert "Renaming"

This reverts commit b0554b9c0a.

* Manpage updates

* Removed obsolete assertions

* Replaced QWORD by uint64_t and removed respective typedef

* Removed LPCSTR typedef

* Removed LPCTSTR typedef

* Removed LPTSTR typedef

* Renamed SCSI command interface classes

* Renamed xm6.h to rascsi.h

* Moved interface classes to new interfaces subfolder

* Added include

* Fixed compilation issues of 64 bit Ubuntu

* Renaming

* Sort block sizes

* protobuf interface description update

* Fixed handling for sector size for non-disk devices

* Fixed typo

* Fixed comment

* Translate code commends into English, removing redundant ones (#214)

* Comment update

* For other bridge interfaces than eth0 IP address and netmask can be provided

* Added special rule for testing on x86 PCs

* Translated code comments into English, removing some redundant ones in the process, plus fixing typos (#215)

* Translate code commends into English, removing redundant ones

* - Translated all remaining Japanese code comments in src/raspberrypi/ to English, with the exception of cfilesystem.cpp|h
- Removed some redundant comments where the context is obvious from the
  code
  - Fixed a few typos and mistakes

* Comment update

* Removed unused typedefs

* Added special rule for testing on x86 PCs

* Comment update

* Comment update

* Updated capacity calculation

* Updated protobuf interface to signal parameter support

* Simplified protobuf interface

* Updated rasctl server info output

* Updated logging

* protobuf interface has to return block only if it is configurable

* Updated block size handling

* Improved error message if ID is already in use

* Removed typedef

* Renamed protobuf interface method

* Renaming

* Use protobuf::Messsge instead of protobuf::MessageLite

* default_image_folder cannot be an empty string, removed obsolete check

* Logging update

* Made some error messages more concise

* Removed magic constant

* Updated error message

* Comment update

* Names of removable media drives must be constant and not contain the capacity

* Improved DeviceFactory error handling

* More error handing improvements

* Interface comment update

* Pass interface list to ctapdriver when creating bridge

* Moved initialization code

* Updated rasctl server information output

* Improved handling of MO capacities

* Renaming

* Comment update

* Reject inserting a medium when there is already a medium present (eject first)

* Save list of files in use before dry-run

* Updated rasctl server info message

* Comment update

* Fixed typo

* Cleaned list handling

* Sort devices list by ID *and unit*

* Improved block size check

* Fixed issue with missing method in old Raspberry Pi OS protobuf implementation

* Updated error message

* Improve and fix bugs with saving&loading configuration files for rascsi-web (#218)

* Translate code commends into English, removing redundant ones

* - Translated all remaining Japanese code comments in src/raspberrypi/ to English, with the exception of cfilesystem.cpp|h
- Removed some redundant comments where the context is obvious from the
  code
  - Fixed a few typos and mistakes

* - Store only file path and name to configuration csv
- Strip known non-file path strings when reading configuration csv (backwards compatibility)
- Validate SCSI ID before attempting to attach a device

* Add comment and TODO

* Partial translation of cfilesystem.h

* Move csv read/write logic into file_cmd.py

* Load default.csv on rascsi-web startup

* Add rudimentary error handling to config loading/saving

* Implement a delete configuration csv file feature. Also rename the delete_image method to delete_file and made it take the full file patch as argument to be consistent with other file operation methods.

* Catch the exception when attempting to exclude SCSI id that is already in use from a list of valid SCSI ids

* Fix error handling when failing to open a csv file for read or write

* Removed unused structures, code and type cleanup

* Use unscoped enums for commands

* SASI Format opcode is 0x06, not 0x04 (see comment in code)

* Removed duplicate command

* Code review, data type updates

* Data type updated, use #pragma once

* Logging update

* Renaming

* Renaming

* Removed duplicate code

* Renaming

* Refactoring

* Removed TODO

* Updated logging

* Comment update

* Comment update

* Updated GetEventStatusNotification

* Removed goto

* Options -h and -v do not require to be the root user (fixes issue #166)

* Updated error messages and exception handling

* Added number of supported LUNs to protobuf interface

* Updated list handling of protobuf interface

* Comment update

* Improved error handling

* Added missing return statement

* Allow empty device list

* Fixed unnecessary detach_all() when config file isn't read (#221)

* Translate code commends into English, removing redundant ones

* - Translated all remaining Japanese code comments in src/raspberrypi/ to English, with the exception of cfilesystem.cpp|h
- Removed some redundant comments where the context is obvious from the
  code
  - Fixed a few typos and mistakes

* - Store only file path and name to configuration csv
- Strip known non-file path strings when reading configuration csv (backwards compatibility)
- Validate SCSI ID before attempting to attach a device

* Add comment and TODO

* Partial translation of cfilesystem.h

* Move csv read/write logic into file_cmd.py

* Load default.csv on rascsi-web startup

* Add rudimentary error handling to config loading/saving

* Implement a delete configuration csv file feature. Also rename the delete_image method to delete_file and made it take the full file patch as argument to be consistent with other file operation methods.

* Catch the exception when attempting to exclude SCSI id that is already in use from a list of valid SCSI ids

* Fix error handling when failing to open a csv file for read or write

* Run detach_all() only after succeeding to open a file for reading

* Protecting/unprotecing a non-ready medium is considered not possible

* Updated error message

* Extract detaching all devices, add parameter list support

* Comment update

* Fixed typos

* Restore files in use if dry-run fails

* Feature configurable reserved id for rascsi-web (#223)

* Translate code commends into English, removing redundant ones

* - Translated all remaining Japanese code comments in src/raspberrypi/ to English, with the exception of cfilesystem.cpp|h
- Removed some redundant comments where the context is obvious from the
  code
  - Fixed a few typos and mistakes

* - Store only file path and name to configuration csv
- Strip known non-file path strings when reading configuration csv (backwards compatibility)
- Validate SCSI ID before attempting to attach a device

* Add comment and TODO

* Partial translation of cfilesystem.h

* Move csv read/write logic into file_cmd.py

* Load default.csv on rascsi-web startup

* Add rudimentary error handling to config loading/saving

* Implement a delete configuration csv file feature. Also rename the delete_image method to delete_file and made it take the full file patch as argument to be consistent with other file operation methods.

* Catch the exception when attempting to exclude SCSI id that is already in use from a list of valid SCSI ids

* Fix error handling when failing to open a csv file for read or write

* Run detach_all() only after succeeding to open a file for reading

* Make the reserved SCSI id configurable through an argument to start.sh; make the rascsi-web service reserve 7 by default to maintain current behavior.

* Make it possible to reserve multiple scsi ids in the web ui

* Added support for reserved IDs

* rasctl output update

* Re-ordered logging

* Logging update

* Make use of the newly introduced 'rasctl -r' to have the webui reserve ids on the backend side upon startup (#224)

* Translate code commends into English, removing redundant ones

* - Translated all remaining Japanese code comments in src/raspberrypi/ to English, with the exception of cfilesystem.cpp|h
- Removed some redundant comments where the context is obvious from the
  code
  - Fixed a few typos and mistakes

* - Store only file path and name to configuration csv
- Strip known non-file path strings when reading configuration csv (backwards compatibility)
- Validate SCSI ID before attempting to attach a device

* Add comment and TODO

* Partial translation of cfilesystem.h

* Move csv read/write logic into file_cmd.py

* Load default.csv on rascsi-web startup

* Add rudimentary error handling to config loading/saving

* Implement a delete configuration csv file feature. Also rename the delete_image method to delete_file and made it take the full file patch as argument to be consistent with other file operation methods.

* Catch the exception when attempting to exclude SCSI id that is already in use from a list of valid SCSI ids

* Fix error handling when failing to open a csv file for read or write

* Run detach_all() only after succeeding to open a file for reading

* Make use of the new 'rasctl -r' command to reserve IDs on the backend side as well.

* Updated string to integer conversions

* Improved string to integer conversion

* Move string to integer conversion to rasutil

* Removed unused variable

* Fixed detach, which did not remove the filename from the filenames set

* Re-added folder to gitignore

* Set/Display patch version

* Fix issue where reserved ids were not reserved again when restarting rascsi-service from within the web ui (#226)

* Translate code commends into English, removing redundant ones

* - Translated all remaining Japanese code comments in src/raspberrypi/ to English, with the exception of cfilesystem.cpp|h
- Removed some redundant comments where the context is obvious from the
  code
  - Fixed a few typos and mistakes

* - Store only file path and name to configuration csv
- Strip known non-file path strings when reading configuration csv (backwards compatibility)
- Validate SCSI ID before attempting to attach a device

* Add comment and TODO

* Partial translation of cfilesystem.h

* Move csv read/write logic into file_cmd.py

* Load default.csv on rascsi-web startup

* Add rudimentary error handling to config loading/saving

* Implement a delete configuration csv file feature. Also rename the delete_image method to delete_file and made it take the full file patch as argument to be consistent with other file operation methods.

* Catch the exception when attempting to exclude SCSI id that is already in use from a list of valid SCSI ids

* Fix error handling when failing to open a csv file for read or write

* Run detach_all() only after succeeding to open a file for reading

* Make use of the new 'rasctl -r' command to reserve IDs on the backend side as well.

* Make sure reserved SCSI IDs gets reserved again when restarting rascsi-service from within the web ui

* Updated interface comment

* Accept daynaport as legacy type

* Fixed typo

* Remove file from the list of files in use when ejected with a SCSI command

* Check for attached device for INSERT, EJECT, PROTECT, UNPROTECT

* Fixed error handling

* Fixed filepath handling

* Added more device shortcuts to rasctl

* Fixed function declaration

* Extraced ATTACH and DETACH

* Extracted INSERT

* Simplified ProcessCmd

* Comment update

* Fixed memory leak

* Log information on whether a new device is protected or read-only

* Updated errro message

* Updated error message

* Initialize private fields

* Updated rasctl help message

* Added DEVICE_INFO to protobuf interface

* Improved error handling

* DEVICE_INFO supports device list

* Updated server info handling

* Unified result handling with oneof, all commands now return PbResult

* A result can always return a message string

* Fixed typo

* Simplified sending of commands

* Improved error handling

* Removed unused code

* Updated error handling

* Code cleanup

* Comment update

* Updated logging

* Updated error handling

* Updated handling of removed status for devices without image file support

* Comment update

* Fixed typo

* Updated logging

* Updated parameter handling

* Updated setting default interfaces

* Revert "Updated setting default interfaces"

This reverts commit 210abc775d.

* Revert "Updated parameter handling"

This reverts commit 35302addd5.

* rascsi supports reserving IDs

* Updated help message

* Replaced BOOL by bool

* Logging update

* Logging update

* Added default parameters to device properties

* Return parameters a device was set up with

* Improved device initialization

* Updated default parameter handling

* Updated default parameter handling

* Fixed typo

* Comment updates

* Comment update

* Manage default parameters in the respective device

* Do not pass empty parameter string

* Added supports_params flag

* Made comparisons more consistent

* Updated error handling

* Updated exception handling

* Renaming

* Comment update

* NEC sectors size must be 512 bytes

* Updated logging

* Updated vendor name handling

* Updated handling of media loading/unloading

* Added stoppable property and stopped status

* Made MO stoppable

* Removed duplicate code

* Removed duplicate code

* Copy read-only property

* Renaming

* Removed duplicate code, added START/STOP

* Improved default parameter handling

* Updated load/eject handling

* Logging update

* Fixed typo

* Verified START/STOP UNIT

* Updated logging

* Updated status handling

* Updated status handling

* More status handling updates

* Logging update

* Made instance fields local variables

* Made disk_t private

* Made some data structures private

* Fixed ARM compile issue

* Fixed ctapdriver initialization issue

* Reset read-only status when opening an image file

* Made logging more consistent

* Updated log level

* Log load/eject on error level for testing

* Revert "Log load/eject on error level for testing"

This reverts commit d35a15ea8e.

* Assume drive is not ready after having been stopped

* Updated status handling

* Fixed typo

* Rebuild manpage

* Fixed issue #234 (MODE SENSE (10) returns wrong mode parameter header)

* Removed unused code

* Enum data type update

* Removed duplicate range check

* Removed duplicate code

* Removed more duplicate code

* Logging update

* SCCD sector size was not meant to be configurable

* Updated configurable sector size properties

* Removed assertion

* Improved error handling

* Updated error handling

* Re-added special error handling only relevant for SASI

* Added TODOs

* Comment update

* Added override modifier

* Removed obsolete debug flag (related code was not called)

* Comment and logging updates

* Removed obsolete try/catch

* Revert "Removed obsolete try/catch"

This reverts commit 39ca12d8b1.

* Comment update

* Removed duplicate code

* Updated error messages, use more foreach loops

* Updated logging

* Logging update

* README update

* Added block_count

* Evaluate block size when inserting a media

* rasctl display capacity if available

* Info message update

* Added missing product name to NEC vital product data

* MO block size depends on capacity only

* Extended property/status display

* Property display update

* Updated error handling

* (Doc only changes) Fix typos and add clarification that SASI is used on Unix workstations

Co-authored-by: Daniel Markstedt <markstedt@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Tony Kuker <akuker@gmail.com>
2021-09-14 20:23:04 -05:00

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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// SCSI Target Emulator RaSCSI (*^..^*)
// for Raspberry Pi
//
// Powered by XM6 TypeG Technology.
// Copyright (C) 2016-2020 GIMONS
// [ GPIO-SCSI bus ]
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#if !defined(gpiobus_h)
#define gpiobus_h
#include "rascsi.h"
#include "scsi.h"
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Connection method definitions
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//#define CONNECT_TYPE_STANDARD // Standard (SCSI logic, standard pin assignment)
//#define CONNECT_TYPE_FULLSPEC // Full spec (SCSI logic, standard pin assignment)
//#define CONNECT_TYPE_AIBOM // AIBOM version (positive logic, unique pin assignment)
//#define CONNECT_TYPE_GAMERNIUM // GAMERnium.com version (standard logic, unique pin assignment)
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Signal control logic and pin assignment customization
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// SIGNAL_CONTROL_MODE: Signal control mode selection
// You can customize the signal control logic from Version 1.22
//
// 0:SCSI logical specification
// Conversion board using 74LS641-1 etc. directly connected or published on HP
// True : 0V
// False : Open collector output (disconnect from bus)
//
// 1:Negative logic specification (when using conversion board for negative logic -> SCSI logic)
// There is no conversion board with this specification at this time
// True : 0V -> (CONVERT) -> 0V
// False : 3.3V -> (CONVERT) -> Open collector output
//
// 2:Positive logic specification (when using the conversion board for positive logic -> SCSI logic)
// RaSCSI Adapter Rev.C @132sync etc.
//
// True : 3.3V -> (CONVERT) -> 0V
// False : 0V -> (CONVERT) -> Open collector output
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Control signal pin assignment setting
// GPIO pin mapping table for control signals.
//
// Control signal:
// PIN_ACT
// Signal that indicates the status of processing SCSI command.
// PIN_ENB
// Signal that indicates the valid signal from start to finish.
// PIN_TAD
// Signal that indicates the input/output direction of the target signal (BSY,IO,CD,MSG,REG).
// PIN_IND
// Signal that indicates the input/output direction of the initiator signal (SEL, ATN, RST, ACK).
// PIN_DTD
// Signal that indicates the input/output direction of the data lines (DT0...DT7,DP).
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Control signal output logic
// 0V:FALSE 3.3V:TRUE
//
// ACT_ON
// PIN_ACT signal
// ENB_ON
// PIN_ENB signal
// TAD_IN
// PIN_TAD This is the logic when inputting.
// IND_IN
// PIN_ENB This is the logic when inputting.
// DTD_IN
// PIN_ENB This is the logic when inputting.
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// SCSI signal pin assignment setting
// GPIO pin mapping table for SCSI signals.
// PIN_DT0PIN_SEL
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifdef CONNECT_TYPE_STANDARD
//
// RaSCSI standard (SCSI logic, standard pin assignment)
//
#define CONNECT_DESC "STANDARD" // Startup message
// Select signal control mode
#define SIGNAL_CONTROL_MODE 0 // SCSI logical specification
// Control signal pin assignment (-1 means no control)
#define PIN_ACT 4 // ACTIVE
#define PIN_ENB 5 // ENABLE
#define PIN_IND -1 // INITIATOR CTRL DIRECTION
#define PIN_TAD -1 // TARGET CTRL DIRECTION
#define PIN_DTD -1 // DATA DIRECTION
// Control signal output logic
#define ACT_ON TRUE // ACTIVE SIGNAL ON
#define ENB_ON TRUE // ENABLE SIGNAL ON
#define IND_IN FALSE // INITIATOR SIGNAL INPUT
#define TAD_IN FALSE // TARGET SIGNAL INPUT
#define DTD_IN TRUE // DATA SIGNAL INPUT
// SCSI signal pin assignment
#define PIN_DT0 10 // Data 0
#define PIN_DT1 11 // Data 1
#define PIN_DT2 12 // Data 2
#define PIN_DT3 13 // Data 3
#define PIN_DT4 14 // Data 4
#define PIN_DT5 15 // Data 5
#define PIN_DT6 16 // Data 6
#define PIN_DT7 17 // Data 7
#define PIN_DP 18 // Data parity
#define PIN_ATN 19 // ATN
#define PIN_RST 20 // RST
#define PIN_ACK 21 // ACK
#define PIN_REQ 22 // REQ
#define PIN_MSG 23 // MSG
#define PIN_CD 24 // CD
#define PIN_IO 25 // IO
#define PIN_BSY 26 // BSY
#define PIN_SEL 27 // SEL
#endif
#ifdef CONNECT_TYPE_FULLSPEC
//
// RaSCSI standard (SCSI logic, standard pin assignment)
//
#define CONNECT_DESC "FULLSPEC" // Startup message
// Select signal control mode
#define SIGNAL_CONTROL_MODE 0 // SCSI logical specification
// Control signal pin assignment (-1 means no control)
#define PIN_ACT 4 // ACTIVE
#define PIN_ENB 5 // ENABLE
#define PIN_IND 6 // INITIATOR CTRL DIRECTION
#define PIN_TAD 7 // TARGET CTRL DIRECTION
#define PIN_DTD 8 // DATA DIRECTION
// Control signal output logic
#define ACT_ON TRUE // ACTIVE SIGNAL ON
#define ENB_ON TRUE // ENABLE SIGNAL ON
#define IND_IN FALSE // INITIATOR SIGNAL INPUT
#define TAD_IN FALSE // TARGET SIGNAL INPUT
#define DTD_IN TRUE // DATA SIGNAL INPUT
// SCSI signal pin assignment
#define PIN_DT0 10 // Data 0
#define PIN_DT1 11 // Data 1
#define PIN_DT2 12 // Data 2
#define PIN_DT3 13 // Data 3
#define PIN_DT4 14 // Data 4
#define PIN_DT5 15 // Data 5
#define PIN_DT6 16 // Data 6
#define PIN_DT7 17 // Data 7
#define PIN_DP 18 // Data parity
#define PIN_ATN 19 // ATN
#define PIN_RST 20 // RST
#define PIN_ACK 21 // ACK
#define PIN_REQ 22 // REQ
#define PIN_MSG 23 // MSG
#define PIN_CD 24 // CD
#define PIN_IO 25 // IO
#define PIN_BSY 26 // BSY
#define PIN_SEL 27 // SEL
#endif
#ifdef CONNECT_TYPE_AIBOM
//
// RaSCSI Adapter Aibom version
//
#define CONNECT_DESC "AIBOM PRODUCTS version" // Startup message
// Select signal control mode
#define SIGNAL_CONTROL_MODE 2 // SCSI positive logic specification
// Control signal output logic
#define ACT_ON TRUE // ACTIVE SIGNAL ON
#define ENB_ON TRUE // ENABLE SIGNAL ON
#define IND_IN FALSE // INITIATOR SIGNAL INPUT
#define TAD_IN FALSE // TARGET SIGNAL INPUT
#define DTD_IN FALSE // DATA SIGNAL INPUT
// Control signal pin assignment (-1 means no control)
#define PIN_ACT 4 // ACTIVE
#define PIN_ENB 17 // ENABLE
#define PIN_IND 27 // INITIATOR CTRL DIRECTION
#define PIN_TAD -1 // TARGET CTRL DIRECTION
#define PIN_DTD 18 // DATA DIRECTION
// SCSI signal pin assignment
#define PIN_DT0 6 // Data 0
#define PIN_DT1 12 // Data 1
#define PIN_DT2 13 // Data 2
#define PIN_DT3 16 // Data 3
#define PIN_DT4 19 // Data 4
#define PIN_DT5 20 // Data 5
#define PIN_DT6 26 // Data 6
#define PIN_DT7 21 // Data 7
#define PIN_DP 5 // Data parity
#define PIN_ATN 22 // ATN
#define PIN_RST 25 // RST
#define PIN_ACK 10 // ACK
#define PIN_REQ 7 // REQ
#define PIN_MSG 9 // MSG
#define PIN_CD 11 // CD
#define PIN_IO 23 // IO
#define PIN_BSY 24 // BSY
#define PIN_SEL 8 // SEL
#endif
#ifdef CONNECT_TYPE_GAMERNIUM
//
// RaSCSI Adapter GAMERnium.com version
//
#define CONNECT_DESC "GAMERnium.com version"// Startup message
// Select signal control mode
#define SIGNAL_CONTROL_MODE 0 // SCSI logical specification
// Control signal output logic
#define ACT_ON TRUE // ACTIVE SIGNAL ON
#define ENB_ON TRUE // ENABLE SIGNAL ON
#define IND_IN FALSE // INITIATOR SIGNAL INPUT
#define TAD_IN FALSE // TARGET SIGNAL INPUT
#define DTD_IN TRUE // DATA SIGNAL INPUT
// Control signal pin assignment (-1 means no control)
#define PIN_ACT 14 // ACTIVE
#define PIN_ENB 6 // ENABLE
#define PIN_IND 7 // INITIATOR CTRL DIRECTION
#define PIN_TAD 8 // TARGET CTRL DIRECTION
#define PIN_DTD 5 // DATA DIRECTION
// SCSI signal pin assignment
#define PIN_DT0 21 // Data 0
#define PIN_DT1 26 // Data 1
#define PIN_DT2 20 // Data 2
#define PIN_DT3 19 // Data 3
#define PIN_DT4 16 // Data 4
#define PIN_DT5 13 // Data 5
#define PIN_DT6 12 // Data 6
#define PIN_DT7 11 // Data 7
#define PIN_DP 25 // Data parity
#define PIN_ATN 10 // ATN
#define PIN_RST 22 // RST
#define PIN_ACK 24 // ACK
#define PIN_REQ 15 // REQ
#define PIN_MSG 17 // MSG
#define PIN_CD 18 // CD
#define PIN_IO 4 // IO
#define PIN_BSY 27 // BSY
#define PIN_SEL 23 // SEL
#endif
#define ALL_SCSI_PINS \
((1<<PIN_DT0)|\
(1<<PIN_DT1)|\
(1<<PIN_DT2)|\
(1<<PIN_DT3)|\
(1<<PIN_DT4)|\
(1<<PIN_DT5)|\
(1<<PIN_DT6)|\
(1<<PIN_DT7)|\
(1<<PIN_DP)|\
(1<<PIN_ATN)|\
(1<<PIN_RST)|\
(1<<PIN_ACK)|\
(1<<PIN_REQ)|\
(1<<PIN_MSG)|\
(1<<PIN_CD)|\
(1<<PIN_IO)|\
(1<<PIN_BSY)|\
(1<<PIN_SEL))
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Constant declarations (GPIO)
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define SYST_OFFSET 0x00003000
#define IRPT_OFFSET 0x0000B200
#define ARMT_OFFSET 0x0000B400
#define PADS_OFFSET 0x00100000
#define GPIO_OFFSET 0x00200000
#define QA7_OFFSET 0x01000000
#define GPIO_INPUT 0
#define GPIO_OUTPUT 1
#define GPIO_PULLNONE 0
#define GPIO_PULLDOWN 1
#define GPIO_PULLUP 2
#define GPIO_FSEL_0 0
#define GPIO_FSEL_1 1
#define GPIO_FSEL_2 2
#define GPIO_FSEL_3 3
#define GPIO_SET_0 7
#define GPIO_CLR_0 10
#define GPIO_LEV_0 13
#define GPIO_EDS_0 16
#define GPIO_REN_0 19
#define GPIO_FEN_0 22
#define GPIO_HEN_0 25
#define GPIO_LEN_0 28
#define GPIO_AREN_0 31
#define GPIO_AFEN_0 34
#define GPIO_PUD 37
#define GPIO_CLK_0 38
#define GPIO_GPPINMUXSD 52
#define GPIO_PUPPDN0 57
#define GPIO_PUPPDN1 58
#define GPIO_PUPPDN3 59
#define GPIO_PUPPDN4 60
#define PAD_0_27 11
#define SYST_CS 0
#define SYST_CLO 1
#define SYST_CHI 2
#define SYST_C0 3
#define SYST_C1 4
#define SYST_C2 5
#define SYST_C3 6
#define ARMT_LOAD 0
#define ARMT_VALUE 1
#define ARMT_CTRL 2
#define ARMT_CLRIRQ 3
#define ARMT_RAWIRQ 4
#define ARMT_MSKIRQ 5
#define ARMT_RELOAD 6
#define ARMT_PREDIV 7
#define ARMT_FREERUN 8
#define IRPT_PND_IRQ_B 0
#define IRPT_PND_IRQ_1 1
#define IRPT_PND_IRQ_2 2
#define IRPT_FIQ_CNTL 3
#define IRPT_ENB_IRQ_1 4
#define IRPT_ENB_IRQ_2 5
#define IRPT_ENB_IRQ_B 6
#define IRPT_DIS_IRQ_1 7
#define IRPT_DIS_IRQ_2 8
#define IRPT_DIS_IRQ_B 9
#define QA7_CORE0_TINTC 16
#define GPIO_IRQ (32 + 20) // GPIO3
#define GPIO_INEDGE ((1 << PIN_BSY) | \
(1 << PIN_SEL) | \
(1 << PIN_ATN) | \
(1 << PIN_ACK) | \
(1 << PIN_RST))
#define GPIO_MCI ((1 << PIN_MSG) | \
(1 << PIN_CD) | \
(1 << PIN_IO))
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Constant declarations (GIC)
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define ARM_GICD_BASE 0xFF841000
#define ARM_GICC_BASE 0xFF842000
#define ARM_GIC_END 0xFF847FFF
#define GICD_CTLR 0x000
#define GICD_IGROUPR0 0x020
#define GICD_ISENABLER0 0x040
#define GICD_ICENABLER0 0x060
#define GICD_ISPENDR0 0x080
#define GICD_ICPENDR0 0x0A0
#define GICD_ISACTIVER0 0x0C0
#define GICD_ICACTIVER0 0x0E0
#define GICD_IPRIORITYR0 0x100
#define GICD_ITARGETSR0 0x200
#define GICD_ICFGR0 0x300
#define GICD_SGIR 0x3C0
#define GICC_CTLR 0x000
#define GICC_PMR 0x001
#define GICC_IAR 0x003
#define GICC_EOIR 0x004
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Constant declarations (GIC IRQ)
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define GIC_IRQLOCAL0 (16 + 14)
#define GIC_GPIO_IRQ (32 + 116) // GPIO3
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Constant declarations (Control signals)
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define ACT_OFF !ACT_ON
#define ENB_OFF !ENB_ON
#define TAD_OUT !TAD_IN
#define IND_OUT !IND_IN
#define DTD_OUT !DTD_IN
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Constant declarations (SCSI)
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define IN GPIO_INPUT
#define OUT GPIO_OUTPUT
#define ON TRUE
#define OFF FALSE
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Constant declarations (bus control timing)
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define GPIO_DATA_SETTLING 100 // Data bus stabilization time (ns)
// SCSI Bus timings taken from:
// https://www.staff.uni-mainz.de/tacke/scsi/SCSI2-05.html
#define SCSI_DELAY_ARBITRATION_DELAY_NS 2400
#define SCSI_DELAY_ASSERTION_PERIOD_NS 90
#define SCSI_DELAY_BUS_CLEAR_DELAY_NS 800
#define SCSI_DELAY_BUS_FREE_DELAY_NS 800
#define SCSI_DELAY_BUS_SET_DELAY_NS 1800
#define SCSI_DELAY_BUS_SETTLE_DELAY_NS 400
#define SCSI_DELAY_CABLE_SKEW_DELAY_NS 10
#define SCSI_DELAY_DATA_RELEASE_DELAY_NS 400
#define SCSI_DELAY_DESKEW_DELAY_NS 45
#define SCSI_DELAY_DISCONNECTION_DELAY_US 200
#define SCSI_DELAY_HOLD_TIME_NS 45
#define SCSI_DELAY_NEGATION_PERIOD_NS 90
#define SCSI_DELAY_POWER_ON_TO_SELECTION_TIME_S 10 // (recommended)
#define SCSI_DELAY_RESET_TO_SELECTION_TIME_US (250*1000) // (recommended)
#define SCSI_DELAY_RESET_HOLD_TIME_US 25
#define SCSI_DELAY_SELECTION_ABORT_TIME_US 200
#define SCSI_DELAY_SELECTION_TIMEOUT_DELAY_NS (250*1000) // (recommended)
#define SCSI_DELAY_FAST_ASSERTION_PERIOD_NS 30
#define SCSI_DELAY_FAST_CABLE_SKEW_DELAY_NS 5
#define SCSI_DELAY_FAST_DESKEW_DELAY_NS 20
#define SCSI_DELAY_FAST_HOLD_TIME_NS 10
#define SCSI_DELAY_FAST_NEGATION_PERIOD_NS 30
// The DaynaPort SCSI Link do a short delay in the middle of transfering
// a packet. This is the number of uS that will be delayed between the
// header and the actual data.
#define SCSI_DELAY_SEND_DATA_DAYNAPORT_US 100
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Class definition
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class GPIOBUS : public BUS
{
public:
// Basic Functions
GPIOBUS();
// Constructor
virtual ~GPIOBUS();
// Destructor
BOOL Init(mode_e mode = TARGET);
// Initialization
void Reset();
// Reset
void Cleanup();
// Cleanup
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Bus signal acquisition
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
inline DWORD Aquire()
{
#if defined(__x86_64__) || defined(__X86__)
// Only used for development/debugging purposes. Isn't really applicable
// to any real-world RaSCSI application
return 0;
#else
signals = *level;
#if SIGNAL_CONTROL_MODE < 2
// Invert if negative logic (internal processing is unified to positive logic)
signals = ~signals;
#endif // SIGNAL_CONTROL_MODE
return signals;
#endif // ifdef __x86_64__ || __X86__
}
void SetENB(BOOL ast);
// Set ENB signal
bool GetBSY();
// Get BSY signal
void SetBSY(bool ast);
// Set BSY signal
BOOL GetSEL();
// Get SEL signal
void SetSEL(BOOL ast);
// Set SEL signal
BOOL GetATN();
// Get ATN signal
void SetATN(BOOL ast);
// Set ATN signal
BOOL GetACK();
// Get ACK signal
void SetACK(BOOL ast);
// Set ACK signal
BOOL GetACT();
// Get ACT signal
void SetACT(BOOL ast);
// Set ACT signal
BOOL GetRST();
// Get RST signal
void SetRST(BOOL ast);
// Set RST signal
BOOL GetMSG();
// Get MSG signal
void SetMSG(BOOL ast);
// Set MSG signal
BOOL GetCD();
// Get CD signal
void SetCD(BOOL ast);
// Set CD signal
BOOL GetIO();
// Get IO signal
void SetIO(BOOL ast);
// Set IO signal
BOOL GetREQ();
// Get REQ signal
void SetREQ(BOOL ast);
// Set REQ signal
BYTE GetDAT();
// Get DAT signal
void SetDAT(BYTE dat);
// Set DAT signal
BOOL GetDP();
// Get Data parity signal
int CommandHandShake(BYTE *buf);
// Command receive handshake
int ReceiveHandShake(BYTE *buf, int count);
// Data receive handshake
int SendHandShake(BYTE *buf, int count, int delay_after_bytes);
// Data transmission handshake
static BUS::phase_t GetPhaseRaw(DWORD raw_data);
// Get the phase based on raw data
static int GetCommandByteCount(BYTE opcode);
#ifdef USE_SEL_EVENT_ENABLE
// SEL signal interrupt
int PollSelectEvent();
// SEL signal event polling
void ClearSelectEvent();
// Clear SEL signal event
#endif // USE_SEL_EVENT_ENABLE
private:
// SCSI I/O signal control
void MakeTable();
// Create work data
void SetControl(int pin, BOOL ast);
// Set Control Signal
void SetMode(int pin, int mode);
// Set SCSI I/O mode
BOOL GetSignal(int pin);
// Get SCSI input signal value
void SetSignal(int pin, BOOL ast);
// Set SCSI output signal value
BOOL WaitSignal(int pin, BOOL ast);
// Wait for a signal to change
// Interrupt control
void DisableIRQ();
// IRQ Disabled
void EnableIRQ();
// IRQ Enabled
// GPIO pin functionality settings
void PinConfig(int pin, int mode);
// GPIO pin direction setting
void PullConfig(int pin, int mode);
// GPIO pin pull up/down resistor setting
void PinSetSignal(int pin, BOOL ast);
// Set GPIO output signal
void DrvConfig(DWORD drive);
// Set GPIO drive strength
mode_e actmode; // Operation mode
DWORD baseaddr; // Base address
int rpitype; // Type of Raspberry Pi
volatile DWORD *gpio; // GPIO register
volatile DWORD *pads; // PADS register
volatile DWORD *level; // GPIO input level
volatile DWORD *irpctl; // Interrupt control register
volatile DWORD irptenb; // Interrupt enabled state
volatile DWORD *qa7regs; // QA7 register
volatile int tintcore; // Interupt control target CPU.
volatile DWORD tintctl; // Interupt control
volatile DWORD giccpmr; // GICC priority setting
volatile DWORD *gicd; // GIC Interrupt distributor register
volatile DWORD *gicc; // GIC CPU interface register
DWORD gpfsel[4]; // GPFSEL0-4 backup values
DWORD signals; // All bus signals
#ifdef USE_SEL_EVENT_ENABLE
struct gpioevent_request selevreq = {}; // SEL signal event request
int epfd; // epoll file descriptor
#endif // USE_SEL_EVENT_ENABLE
#if SIGNAL_CONTROL_MODE == 0
DWORD tblDatMsk[3][256]; // Data mask table
DWORD tblDatSet[3][256]; // Data setting table
#else
DWORD tblDatMsk[256]; // Data mask table
DWORD tblDatSet[256]; // Table setting table
#endif
static const int SignalTable[19]; // signal table
};
//===========================================================================
//
// System timer
//
//===========================================================================
class SysTimer
{
public:
static void Init(DWORD *syst, DWORD *armt);
// Initialization
static DWORD GetTimerLow();
// Get system timer low byte
static DWORD GetTimerHigh();
// Get system timer high byte
static void SleepNsec(DWORD nsec);
// Sleep for N nanoseconds
static void SleepUsec(DWORD usec);
// Sleep for N microseconds
private:
static volatile DWORD *systaddr;
// System timer address
static volatile DWORD *armtaddr;
// ARM timer address
static volatile DWORD corefreq;
// Core frequency
};
#endif // gpiobus_h