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/*
* Copyright 2017-2021 NXP
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
*
*/
#ifndef _JR_DRIVER_H_
#define _JR_DRIVER_H_
#include "jr_driver_config.h"
/* The maximum size of a SEC descriptor, in WORDs (32 bits). */
#define MAX_DESC_SIZE_WORDS 64
#define CAAM_TIMEOUT 200000 /* ms */
/* Return codes for JR user space driver APIs */
typedef enum sec_return_code_e {
SEC_SUCCESS = 0,
SEC_INVALID_INPUT_PARAM,
SEC_OUT_OF_MEMORY,
SEC_DESCRIPTOR_IN_FLIGHT,
SEC_LAST_DESCRIPTOR_IN_FLIGHT,
SEC_PROCESSING_ERROR,
SEC_DESC_PROCESSING_ERROR,
SEC_JR_IS_FULL,
SEC_DRIVER_RELEASE_IN_PROGRESS,
SEC_DRIVER_ALREADY_INITIALIZED,
SEC_DRIVER_NOT_INITIALIZED,
SEC_JOB_RING_RESET_IN_PROGRESS,
SEC_RESET_ENGINE_FAILED,
SEC_ENABLE_IRQS_FAILED,
SEC_DISABLE_IRQS_FAILED,
SEC_RETURN_CODE_MAX_VALUE,
} sec_return_code_t;
/* STRUCTURES AND OTHER TYPEDEFS */
/*
* @brief Function called by JR User Space driver to notify every processed
* descriptor.
*
* Callback provided by the User Application.
* Callback is invoked by JR User Space driver for each descriptor processed by
* SEC
* @param [in] status Status word indicating processing result for
* this descriptor.
* @param [in] arg Opaque data passed by User Application
* It is opaque from JR driver's point of view.
* @param [in] job_ring The job ring handle on which the processed
* descriptor word was enqueued
*/
typedef void (*user_callback) (uint32_t *desc, uint32_t status,
void *arg, void *job_ring);
/*
* Structure encompassing a job descriptor which is to be processed
* by SEC. User should also initialise this structure with the callback
* function pointer which will be called by driver after recieving proccessed
* descriptor from SEC. User data is also passed in this data structure which
* will be sent as an argument to the user callback function.
*/
struct job_descriptor {
uint32_t desc[MAX_DESC_SIZE_WORDS];
void *arg;
user_callback callback;
};
/*
* @brief Initialize the JR User Space driver.
* This function will handle initialization of sec library
* along with registering platform specific callbacks,
* as well as local data initialization.
* Call once during application startup.
* @note Global SEC initialization is done in SEC kernel driver.
* @note The hardware IDs of the initialized Job Rings are opaque to the UA.
* The exact Job Rings used by this library are decided between SEC user
* space driver and SEC kernel driver. A static partitioning of Job Rings is
* assumed, configured in DTS(device tree specification) file.
* @param [in] platform_cb Registering the platform specific
* callbacks with driver
* @retval ::0 for successful execution
* @retval ::-1 failure
*/
int sec_jr_lib_init(void);
/*
* @brief Initialize the software and hardware resources tied to a job ring.
* @param [in] jr_mode; Model to be used by SEC Driver to receive
* notifications from SEC. Can be either
* SEC_NOTIFICATION_TYPE_IRQ or
* SEC_NOTIFICATION_TYPE_POLL
* @param [in] irq_coalescing_timer This value determines the maximum
* amount of time after processing a
* descriptor before raising an interrupt.
* @param [in] irq_coalescing_count This value determines how many
* descriptors are completed before
* raising an interrupt.
* @param [in] reg_base_addr The job ring base address register
* @param [in] irq_id The job ring interrupt identification number.
* @retval job_ring_handle for successful job ring configuration
* @retval NULL on error
*/
void *init_job_ring(uint8_t jr_mode,
uint16_t irq_coalescing_timer,
uint8_t irq_coalescing_count,
void *reg_base_addr, uint32_t irq_id);
/*
* @brief Release the resources used by the JR User Space driver.
* Reset and release SEC's job rings indicated by the User Application at
* init_job_ring() and free any memory allocated internally.
* Call once during application tear down.
* @note In case there are any descriptors in-flight (descriptors received by
* JR driver for processing and for which no response was yet provided to UA),
* the descriptors are discarded without any notifications to User Application.
* @retval ::0 is returned for a successful execution
* @retval ::-1 is returned if JR driver release is in progress
*/
int sec_release(void);
/*
* @brief Submit a descriptor for SEC processing.
* This function creates a "job" which is meant to instruct SEC HW
* to perform the processing on the input buffer. The "job" is enqueued
* in the Job Ring associated. The function will return after the "job"
* enqueue is finished. The function will not wait for SEC to
* start or/and finish the "job" processing.
* After the processing is finished the SEC HW writes the processing result
* to the provided output buffer.
* The Caller must poll JR driver using jr_dequeue()
* to receive notifications of the processing completion
* status. The notifications are received by caller by means of callback
* (see ::user_callback).
* @param [in] job_ring_handle The handle of the job ring on which
* descriptor is to be enqueued
* @param [in] job_descriptor The job descriptor structure of type
* struct job_descriptor. This structure
* should be filled with job descriptor along
* with callback function to be called after
* processing of descriptor and some
* opaque data passed to be passed to the
* callback function
*
* @retval ::0 is returned for successful execution
* @retval ::-1 is returned if there is some enqueue failure
*/
int enq_jr_desc(void *job_ring_handle, struct job_descriptor *jobdescr);
/*
* @brief Polls for available descriptors processed by SEC on a specific
* Job Ring
* This function polls the SEC Job Rings and delivers processed descriptors
* Each processed descriptor has a user_callback registered.
* This user_callback is invoked for each processed descriptor.
* The polling is stopped when "limit" descriptors are notified or when
* there are no more descriptors to notify.
* @note The dequeue_jr() API cannot be called from within a user_callback
* function
* @param [in] job_ring_handle The Job Ring handle.
* @param [in] limit This value represents the maximum number
* of processed descriptors that can be
* notified API call on this Job Ring.
* Note that fewer descriptors may be notified
* if enough processed descriptors are not
* available.
* If limit has a negative value, then all
* ready descriptors will be notified.
*
* @retval :: >=0 is returned where retval is the total
* Number of descriptors notified
* during this function call.
* @retval :: -1 is returned in case of some error
*/
int dequeue_jr(void *job_ring_handle, int32_t limit);
#endif /* _JR_DRIVER_H_ */