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1.1 root 1: /*
2: * Copyright (c) 1999 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
3: *
4: * @APPLE_LICENSE_HEADER_START@
5: *
6: * Portions Copyright (c) 1999 Apple Computer, Inc. All Rights
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12: * this file.
13: *
14: * The Original Code and all software distributed under the License are
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23: */
24:
25: // Copyright 1997 by Apple Computer, Inc., all rights reserved.
26: /*
27: * Copyright (c) 1994-1997 NeXT Software, Inc. All rights reserved.
28: *
29: * AtapiCnt.h - Interface for ATAPI controller class.
30: *
31: * HISTORY
32: * 31-Aug-1994 Rakesh Dubey at NeXT
33: * Created.
34: */
35:
36: #import <driverkit/scsiTypes.h>
37: #import <driverkit/IOSCSIController.h>
38: #import "AtapiCntCmds.h"
39:
40: /*
41: * We will preallocate command buffers for doing I/O. This avoids a deadlock
42: * situation when we are running very low on memory. Comment out this #define
43: * if this behavior is not desired.
44: */
45: #define NO_ATAPI_RUNTIME_MEMORY_ALLOCATION
46:
47: /*
48: * Commands to be executed by I/O thread.
49: */
50: typedef enum {
51: ATAPI_CNT_IOREQ, /* process IdeIoReq_t */
52: ATAPI_CNT_ABORT, /* abort pending "needsDisk" I/Os */
53: ATAPI_CNT_THREAD_ABORT, /* thread abort */
54: } atapiCmd_t;
55:
56: /*
57: * Command buffer. These are enqueued on one of the I/O queues by exported
58: * methods and dequeued and processed by the I/O thread.
59: */
60: typedef struct {
61: atapiCmd_t command; /* IOREQ or abort */
62: atapiIoReq_t *atapiIoReq; /* command block passed to controller */
63: void *buffer;
64: vm_task_t client;
65: id waitLock; /* NXConditionLock */
66: sc_status_t status;
67: queue_chain_t link;
68: queue_chain_t bufLink;
69: } atapiBuf_t;
70:
71:
72: @interface AtapiController:IOSCSIController
73: {
74: @private
75: /*
76: * The queues on which all I/Os are enqueued by exported methods.
77: */
78: queue_head_t _ioQueueNodisk; /* for all I/O */
79:
80: #ifdef NO_ATAPI_RUNTIME_MEMORY_ALLOCATION
81: queue_head_t _atapiBufQueue;
82: id _atapiBufLock;
83: #define MAX_NUM_ATAPIBUF 64
84: atapiBuf_t _atapiBufPool[MAX_NUM_ATAPIBUF];
85: #endif NO_ATAPI_RUNTIME_MEMORY_ALLOCATION
86:
87: /*
88: * NXConditionLock - protects the queues; I/O thread sleeps on this.
89: */
90: id _ioQLock;
91:
92: id _ataController; /* ATA controller */
93: }
94:
95: + (BOOL)probe : deviceDescription;
96: + (IODeviceStyle)deviceStyle; /* override IOSCSIController */
97: + (Protocol **)requiredProtocols;
98:
99: - (sc_status_t) executeRequest : (IOSCSIRequest *)scsiReq
100: buffer : (void *)buffer
101: client : (vm_task_t)client;
102:
103: - (BOOL) maptoAtapiCmd:(atapiIoReq_t *)atapiIoReq /* map SCSI -> ATAPI */
104: buffer:(void *)buffer;
105:
106: - (BOOL) emulateSCSICmd:(atapiIoReq_t *)atapiIoReq
107: buffer:(void *)buffer; /* fake these */
108:
109: - (sc_status_t)resetSCSIBus;
110:
111: - (void)getDMAAlignment:(IODMAAlignment *)alignment;
112:
113: - (unsigned) maxTransfer;
114: @end
115:
116: /*
117: * So that we can use ATAPI naming convention and still use the ATA
118: * registers.
119: */
120: #define InterruptReason sectCnt
121: #define byteCountLow cylLow
122: #define byteCountHigh cylHigh
123: #define driveSelect drHead
124:
125: #define ATAPI_NLUNS 1
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