rockbox/utils/regtools/lib/soc_desc.hpp

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#ifndef __SOC_DESC__
#define __SOC_DESC__

#include <stdint.h>
#include <vector>
#include <list>
#include <string>
#include <map>

/**
 * These data structures represent the SoC register in a convenient way.
 * The basic structure is the following:
 * - each SoC has several devices
 * - each device has a generic name, a list of {name,address} and several registers
 * - each register has a generic name, a list of {name,address}, flags,
 *   several fields
 * - each field has a name, a first and last bit position, can apply either
 *   to all addresses of a register or be specific to one only and has several values
 * - each field value has a name and a value
 *
 * All addresses, values and names are relative to the parents. For example a field
 * value BV_LCDIF_CTRL_WORD_LENGTH_18_BIT is represented has:
 * - device LCDIF, register CTRL, field WORD_LENGTH, value 16_BIT
 * The address of CTRL is related to the address of LCDIF, the value of 16_BIT
 * ignores the position of the WORD_LENGTH field in the register.
 */

/**
 * Typedef for SoC types: word, address and flags */
typedef uint32_t soc_addr_t;
typedef uint32_t soc_word_t;
typedef uint32_t soc_reg_flags_t;

/** SoC error gravity level */
enum soc_error_level_t
{
    SOC_ERROR_WARNING,
    SOC_ERROR_FATAL,
};

/** SoC description error */
struct soc_error_t
{
    soc_error_level_t level; /// level (warning, fatal, ...)
    std::string location; /// human description of the location
    std::string message; /// message
};

/** SoC register generic formula */
enum soc_reg_formula_type_t
{
    REG_FORMULA_NONE, /// register has no generic formula
    REG_FORMULA_STRING, /// register has a generic formula represented by a string
};

/** <soc_reg_t>.<flags> values */
const soc_reg_flags_t REG_HAS_SCT = 1 << 0; /// register SCT variants

/** SoC register field named value */
struct soc_reg_field_value_t
{
    std::string name; /// name of the value
    soc_word_t value; /// numeric value
    std::string desc; /// human description

    std::vector< soc_error_t > errors(bool recursive);
};

/** SoC register field */
struct soc_reg_field_t
{
    std::string name; /// name of the field
    std::string desc; /// human description
    unsigned first_bit, last_bit; /// bit range of the field

    soc_word_t bitmask() const
    {
        // WARNING beware of the case where first_bit=0 and last_bit=31
        if(first_bit == 0 && last_bit == 31)
            return 0xffffffff;
        else
            return ((1 << (last_bit - first_bit + 1)) - 1) << first_bit;
    }

    bool is_reserved() const
    {
        return name.substr(0, 4) == "RSVD" || name.substr(0, 5) == "RSRVD";
    }

    std::vector< soc_reg_field_value_t > value;

    std::vector< soc_error_t > errors(bool recursive);
};

/** SoC register address */
struct soc_reg_addr_t
{
    std::string name; /// actual register name
    soc_addr_t addr; /// actual register address (relative to device)

    std::vector< soc_error_t > errors(bool recursive);
};

/** SoC register formula */
struct soc_reg_formula_t
{
    enum soc_reg_formula_type_t type;
    std::string string; /// for STRING

    std::vector< soc_error_t > errors(bool recursive);
};

/** SoC register */
struct soc_reg_t
{
    std::string name; /// generic name (for multi registers) or actual name
    std::string desc; /// human description
    std::vector< soc_reg_addr_t > addr; /// instances of the registers
    soc_reg_formula_t formula; /// formula for the instance addresses
    soc_reg_flags_t flags; /// ORed value

    std::vector< soc_reg_field_t > field;

    std::vector< soc_error_t > errors(bool recursive);
};

/** Soc device address */
struct soc_dev_addr_t
{
    std::string name; /// actual device name
    soc_addr_t addr;

    std::vector< soc_error_t > errors(bool recursive);
};

/** SoC device */
struct soc_dev_t
{
    std::string name; /// generic name (of multi devices) or actual name
    std::string long_name; /// human friendly name
    std::string desc; /// human description
    std::string version; /// description version
    std::vector< soc_dev_addr_t > addr;

    std::vector< soc_reg_t > reg;

    std::vector< soc_error_t > errors(bool recursive);
};

/** SoC */
struct soc_t
{
    std::string name; /// codename (rockbox)
    std::string desc; /// SoC name

    std::vector< soc_dev_t > dev;

    std::vector< soc_error_t > errors(bool recursive);
};

/** Parse a SoC description from a XML file, append it to <soc>. */
bool soc_desc_parse_xml(const std::string& filename, soc_t& soc);
/** Write a SoC description to a XML file, overwriting it. A file can contain
 * multiple Soc descriptions */
bool soc_desc_produce_xml(const std::string& filename, const soc_t& soc);
/** Normalise a soc description by reordering elemnts so that:
 * - devices are sorted by first name
 * - registers are sorted by first address
 * - fields are sorted by last bit
 * - values are sorted by value */
void soc_desc_normalize(soc_t& soc);
/** Formula parser: try to parse and evaluate a formula to a specific value of 'n' */
bool soc_desc_evaluate_formula(const std::string& formula,
    const std::map< std::string, soc_word_t>& var, soc_word_t& result, std::string& error);

#endif /* __SOC_DESC__ */