/*************************************************************************/ /*!
@File
@Title          Global types for use by IMG APIs
@Copyright      Copyright (c) Imagination Technologies Ltd. All Rights Reserved
@Description    Defines type aliases for use by IMG APIs.
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#ifndef __IMG_TYPES_H__
#define __IMG_TYPES_H__
#if defined (__cplusplus)
extern "C" {
#endif

/* To use C99 types and definitions, there are two special cases we need to
 * cater for:
 *
 * - Visual Studio: in VS2010 or later, some standard headers are available,
 *   and MSVC has its own built-in sized types. We can define the C99 types
 *   in terms of these.
 *
 * - Linux kernel code: C99 sized types are defined in <linux/types.h>, but
 *   some other features (like macros for constants or printf format
 *   strings) are missing, so we need to fill in the gaps ourselves.
 *
 * For other cases (userspace code under Linux, Android or Neutrino, or
 * firmware code), we can include the standard headers.
 */
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
	#include "msvc_types.h"
#elif defined(LINUX) && defined(__KERNEL__)
	#include <linux/types.h>
	#include "kernel_types.h"
#elif defined(LINUX) || defined(__METAG) || defined(__QNXNTO__) || defined(INTEGRITY_OS)
	#include <stddef.h>			/* NULL */
	#include <inttypes.h>		/* intX_t/uintX_t, format specifiers */
	#include <limits.h>			/* INT_MIN, etc */
#elif defined(__mips)
	#include <stddef.h>			/* NULL */
	#include <inttypes.h>		/* intX_t/uintX_t, format specifiers */
#else
	#error C99 support not set up for this build
#endif

typedef unsigned int	IMG_UINT,	*IMG_PUINT;
typedef int				IMG_INT,	*IMG_PINT;

typedef uint8_t			IMG_UINT8,	*IMG_PUINT8;
typedef uint8_t			IMG_BYTE,	*IMG_PBYTE;
typedef int8_t			IMG_INT8,	*IMG_PINT8;
typedef char			IMG_CHAR,	*IMG_PCHAR;

typedef uint16_t		IMG_UINT16,	*IMG_PUINT16;
typedef int16_t			IMG_INT16,	*IMG_PINT16;
typedef uint32_t		IMG_UINT32,	*IMG_PUINT32;
typedef int32_t			IMG_INT32,	*IMG_PINT32;

typedef uint64_t		IMG_UINT64,	*IMG_PUINT64;
typedef int64_t			IMG_INT64,	*IMG_PINT64;
#define IMG_INT64_C(c)	INT64_C(c)
#define IMG_UINT64_C(c)	UINT64_C(c)
#define IMG_UINT64_FMTSPEC PRIu64
#define IMG_UINT64_FMTSPECX PRIX64
#define IMG_UINT64_FMTSPECx PRIx64
#define IMG_UINT64_FMTSPECo PRIo64
#define IMG_INT64_FMTSPECd PRId64

#define IMG_UINT16_MAX	UINT16_MAX
#define IMG_UINT32_MAX	UINT32_MAX
#define IMG_UINT64_MAX	UINT64_MAX

#define IMG_INT16_MAX	INT16_MAX
#define IMG_INT32_MAX	INT32_MAX
#define IMG_INT64_MAX	INT64_MAX

/* Linux kernel mode does not use floating point */
typedef float			IMG_FLOAT,	*IMG_PFLOAT;
typedef double			IMG_DOUBLE, *IMG_PDOUBLE;

typedef union _IMG_UINT32_FLOAT_
{
	IMG_UINT32 ui32;
	IMG_FLOAT f;
} IMG_UINT32_FLOAT;

typedef int				IMG_SECURE_TYPE;

typedef	enum tag_img_bool
{
	IMG_FALSE		= 0,
	IMG_TRUE		= 1,
	IMG_FORCE_ALIGN = 0x7FFFFFFF
} IMG_BOOL, *IMG_PBOOL;

#if defined(UNDER_WDDM) || defined(WINDOWS_WDF)
typedef void            IMG_VOID, *IMG_PVOID;

typedef uintptr_t		IMG_UINTPTR_T;
typedef size_t			IMG_SIZE_T;

#define IMG_SIZE_T_MAX	SIZE_MAX
#define IMG_NULL		NULL

typedef IMG_CHAR const* IMG_PCCHAR;
#endif

#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#define IMG_SIZE_FMTSPEC  "%Iu"
#define IMG_SIZE_FMTSPECX "%Ix"
#else
#define IMG_SIZE_FMTSPEC  "%zu"
#define IMG_SIZE_FMTSPECX "%zx"
#endif

#if defined(LINUX) && defined(__KERNEL__)
/* prints the function name when used with printk */
#define IMG_PFN_FMTSPEC "%pf"
#else
#define IMG_PFN_FMTSPEC "%p"
#endif

typedef void           *IMG_HANDLE;

/* services/stream ID */
typedef IMG_UINT64      IMG_SID;

/* Process IDs */
typedef IMG_UINT32      IMG_PID;

/* OS connection type */
typedef int             IMG_OS_CONNECTION;


/*
 * Address types.
 * All types used to refer to a block of memory are wrapped in structures
 * to enforce some degree of type safety, i.e. a IMG_DEV_VIRTADDR cannot
 * be assigned to a variable of type IMG_DEV_PHYADDR because they are not the
 * same thing.
 *
 * There is an assumption that the system contains at most one non-cpu mmu,
 * and a memory block is only mapped by the MMU once.
 *
 * Different devices could have offset views of the physical address space.
 * 
 */


/*
 *
 * +------------+    +------------+      +------------+        +------------+
 * |    CPU     |    |    DEV     |      |    DEV     |        |    DEV     |
 * +------------+    +------------+      +------------+        +------------+
 *       |                 |                   |                     |
 *       | void *          |IMG_DEV_VIRTADDR   |IMG_DEV_VIRTADDR     |
 *       |                 \-------------------/                     |
 *       |                          |                                |
 * +------------+             +------------+                         |
 * |    MMU     |             |    MMU     |                         |
 * +------------+             +------------+                         |
 *       |                          |                                |
 *       |                          |                                |
 *       |                          |                                |
 *   +--------+                +---------+                      +--------+
 *   | Offset |                | (Offset)|                      | Offset |
 *   +--------+                +---------+                      +--------+
 *       |                          |                IMG_DEV_PHYADDR |
 *       |                          |                                |
 *       |                          | IMG_DEV_PHYADDR                |
 * +---------------------------------------------------------------------+
 * |                         System Address bus                          |
 * +---------------------------------------------------------------------+
 *
 */

#define IMG_DEV_VIRTADDR_FMTSPEC "0x%010" IMG_UINT64_FMTSPECX
#define IMG_DEVMEM_SIZE_FMTSPEC "0x%010" IMG_UINT64_FMTSPECX
#define IMG_DEVMEM_ALIGN_FMTSPEC "0x%010" IMG_UINT64_FMTSPECX
#define IMG_DEVMEM_OFFSET_FMTSPEC "0x%010" IMG_UINT64_FMTSPECX

/* cpu physical address */
typedef struct _IMG_CPU_PHYADDR
{
#if defined(UNDER_WDDM) || defined(WINDOWS_WDF)
	uintptr_t uiAddr;
#define IMG_CAST_TO_CPUPHYADDR_UINT(var)		(uintptr_t)(var)
#elif defined(LINUX) && defined(__KERNEL__)
	phys_addr_t uiAddr;
#define IMG_CAST_TO_CPUPHYADDR_UINT(var)		(phys_addr_t)(var)
#else
	IMG_UINT64 uiAddr;
#define IMG_CAST_TO_CPUPHYADDR_UINT(var)		(IMG_UINT64)(var)
#endif
} IMG_CPU_PHYADDR;

/* device physical address */
typedef struct _IMG_DEV_PHYADDR
{
	IMG_UINT64 uiAddr;
} IMG_DEV_PHYADDR;

/* system physical address */
typedef struct _IMG_SYS_PHYADDR
{
#if defined(UNDER_WDDM) || defined(WINDOWS_WDF)
	uintptr_t uiAddr;
#else
	IMG_UINT64 uiAddr;
#endif
} IMG_SYS_PHYADDR;

/* 32-bit device virtual address (e.g. MSVDX) */
typedef struct _IMG_DEV_VIRTADDR32
{
	IMG_UINT32 uiAddr;
#define IMG_CAST_TO_DEVVADDR_UINT32(var) (IMG_UINT32)(var)
} IMG_DEV_VIRTADDR32;

/*
	rectangle structure
*/
typedef struct _IMG_RECT_
{
	IMG_INT32	x0;
	IMG_INT32	y0;
	IMG_INT32	x1;
	IMG_INT32	y1;
}IMG_RECT, *PIMG_RECT;

typedef struct _IMG_RECT_16_
{
	IMG_INT16	x0;
	IMG_INT16	y0;
	IMG_INT16	x1;
	IMG_INT16	y1;
}IMG_RECT_16, *PIMG_RECT_16;

typedef struct _IMG_RECT_32_
{
	IMG_FLOAT	x0;
	IMG_FLOAT	y0;
	IMG_FLOAT	x1;
	IMG_FLOAT	y1;
} IMG_RECT_F32, *PIMG_RECT_F32;

/*
 * box structure
 */
typedef struct _IMG_BOX_
{
	IMG_INT32	x0;
	IMG_INT32	y0;
	IMG_INT32	z0;
	IMG_INT32	x1;
	IMG_INT32	y1;
	IMG_INT32	z1;
} IMG_BOX, *PIMG_BOX;

#if defined (__cplusplus)
}
#endif

#include "img_defs.h"

#endif	/* __IMG_TYPES_H__ */
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 End of file (img_types.h)
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