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Martin Roth7687e772023-08-22 16:32:20 -06001/* SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause */
2
Marshall Dawsonf3093882016-10-15 09:45:44 -06003/* $NoKeywords:$ */
4/**
5 * @file
6 *
7 * AMD CPU Services
8 *
9 * Related to the General Services API's, but for the CPU component.
10 *
11 * @xrefitem bom "File Content Label" "Release Content"
12 * @e project: AGESA
13 * @e sub-project: CPU
14 * @e \$Revision$ @e \$Date$
15 *
16 */
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Martin Rothae016342017-11-16 22:46:56 -070046#include <check_for_wrapper.h>
47
Marshall Dawsonf3093882016-10-15 09:45:44 -060048#ifndef _CPU_SERVICES_H_
49#define _CPU_SERVICES_H_
50
51#include "Topology.h"
52
53/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
54 * M I X E D (Definitions And Macros / Typedefs, Structures, Enums)
55 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
56 */
57
58/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
59 * D E F I N I T I O N S A N D M A C R O S
60 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
61 */
62 /// WARM RESET STATE_BITS
63#define WR_STATE_COLD 00
64#define WR_STATE_RESET 01
65#define WR_STATE_EARLY 02
66#define WR_STATE_POST 03
67
68/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
69 * T Y P E D E F S, S T R U C T U R E S, E N U M S
70 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
71 */
72
73/**
74 * The role of primary core for each compute unit can be relative to the cores' launch order.
75 *
76 * One core of a compute unit is always given the role as primary. In different feature algorithms
77 * the core performing the primary core role can be designated relative to compute order. In most cases,
78 * the primary core is the first core of a compute unit to execute. However, in some cases the primary core
79 * role is associated with the last core to execute.
80 *
81 * If the launch order is strictly ascending, then first core is the lowest number and last core is highest.
82 * But if the launch order is not ascending, the first and last core follow the launch order, not the numbering order.
83 *
84 * Note that for compute units with only one core (AllCoresMapping), that core is primary for both orderings.
85 * (This includes processors without hardware compute units.)
86 *
87 */
88typedef enum {
89 FirstCoreIsComputeUnitPrimary, ///< the primary core role associates with the first core.
90 LastCoreIsComputeUnitPrimary, ///< the primary core role associates with the last core.
91 MaxComputeUnitPrimarySelector, ///< limit check.
92} COMPUTE_UNIT_PRIMARY_SELECTOR;
93
94/**
95 * The supported Core to Compute unit mappings.
96 */
97typedef enum {
98 AllCoresMapping, ///< All Cores are primary cores
99 EvenCoresMapping, ///< Compute units are even/odd core pairs.
100 TripleCoresMapping, ///< Compute units has three cores enabled.
101 QuadCoresMapping, ///< Compute units has four cores enabled.
102 BitMapMapping, ///< Currently not supported by any family, arbitrary core
103 ///< to compute unit mapping.
104 MaxComputeUnitMapping ///< Not a mapping, use for limit check.
105} COMPUTE_UNIT_MAPPING;
106
107/**
108 * Compute unit status register.
109 */
110
111/**
112 * Compute Unit Map entry.
113 * Provide for interpreting the core pairing for the processor's compute units.
114 *
115 * HT_LIST_TERMINAL as an Enabled value means the end of a list of map structs.
116 * Zero as an Enabled value implies Compute Units are not supported by the processor
117 * and the mapping is assumed to be AllCoresMapping.
118 *
119 */
120typedef struct {
121 UINT8 Enabled; ///< The value of the Enabled Compute Units
122 UINT8 DualCore; ///< The value of the Dual Core Compute Units
123 UINT8 TripleCore; ///< the value of the Triple Core Compute Units
124 UINT8 QuadCore; ///< the value of the Quad Core Compute Units
125 COMPUTE_UNIT_MAPPING Mapping; ///< When the processor module matches these values, use this mapping method.
126} COMPUTE_UNIT_MAP;
127
128//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
129// CPU SYSTEM INFO TYPEDEFS, STRUCTURES, ENUMS
130//
131//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
132/// SYSTEM INFO
133typedef struct _SYSTEM_INFO {
134 UINT32 TotalNumberOfSockets; ///< Total Number of Sockets
135 UINT32 TotalNumberOfCores; ///< Total Number Of Cores
136 UINT32 CurrentSocketNum; ///< Current Socket Number
137 UINT32 CurrentCoreNum; ///< Current Core Number
138 UINT32 CurrentCoreApicId; ///< Current Core Apic ID
139 UINT32 CurrentLogicalCpuId; ///< Current Logical CPU ID
140} SYSTEM_INFO;
141
142/// WARM_RESET_REQUEST
143typedef struct _WARM_RESET_REQUEST {
144 UINT8 RequestBit:1; ///< Request Bit
145 UINT8 StateBits:2; ///< State Bits
146 UINT8 PostStage:2; ///< Post Stage
147 UINT8 Reserved:(8 - 5); ///< Reserved
148} WARM_RESET_REQUEST;
149/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
150 * F U N C T I O N P R O T O T Y P E
151 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
152 */
153
154/**
155 * Get the current Platform's number of Sockets, regardless of how many are populated.
156 *
157 */
158UINT32
159GetPlatformNumberOfSockets ( VOID );
160
161/**
162 * Get the number of Modules to check presence in each Processor.
163 *
164 */
165UINT32
166GetPlatformNumberOfModules ( VOID );
167
168BOOLEAN
169IsProcessorPresent (
170 IN UINT32 Socket,
171 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
172 );
173
174/**
175 * For a specific Node, get its Socket and Module ids.
176 *
177 */
178BOOLEAN
179GetSocketModuleOfNode (
180 IN UINT32 Node,
181 OUT UINT32 *Socket,
182 OUT UINT32 *Module,
183 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
184 );
185
186/**
187 * Get the current core's Processor APIC Index.
188 */
189UINT32
190GetProcessorApicIndex (
191 IN UINT32 Node,
192 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
193 );
194
195/**
196 * Provide the number of installed processors (not Nodes! and not Sockets!)
197 */
198UINT32
199GetNumberOfProcessors (
200 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
201 );
202
203VOID
204GetActiveCoresInCurrentSocket (
205 OUT UINT32 *CoreCount,
206 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
207 );
208
209UINTN
210GetActiveCoresInCurrentModule (
211 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
212 );
213
214UINTN
215GetNumberOfCompUnitsInCurrentModule (
216 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
217 );
218
219BOOLEAN
220GetGivenModuleCoreRange (
221 IN UINT32 Socket,
222 IN UINT32 Module,
223 OUT UINT32 *LowCore,
224 OUT UINT32 *HighCore,
225 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
226 );
227
228VOID
229GetCurrentCore (
230 OUT UINT32 *Core,
231 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
232 );
233
234VOID
235GetCurrentNodeAndCore (
236 OUT UINT32 *Node,
237 OUT UINT32 *Core,
238 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
239 );
240
241BOOLEAN
242IsCurrentCorePrimary (
243 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
244 );
245
246
247BOOLEAN
248GetNodeId (
249 IN UINT32 SocketId,
250 IN UINT32 ModuleId,
251 OUT UINT8 *NodeId,
252 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
253 );
254
255VOID
256WaitMicroseconds (
257 IN UINT32 Microseconds,
258 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
259 );
260
261/**
262 * Get the compute unit mapping algorithm.
263 */
264COMPUTE_UNIT_MAPPING
265GetComputeUnitMapping (
266 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
267 );
268
269/**
270 * Does the current core have the role of primary core for the compute unit?
271 */
272BOOLEAN
273IsCoreComputeUnitPrimary (
274 IN COMPUTE_UNIT_PRIMARY_SELECTOR Selector,
275 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
276 );
277
278VOID
279SetWarmResetFlag (
280 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader,
281 IN WARM_RESET_REQUEST *Request
282 );
283
284VOID
285GetWarmResetFlag (
286 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader,
287 OUT WARM_RESET_REQUEST *Request
288 );
289
290BOOLEAN
291IsWarmReset (
292 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
293 );
294
295AGESA_STATUS
296CheckBistStatus (
297 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
298 );
299
300VOID
301SetWarmResetAtEarly (
302 IN UINT32 Data,
303 IN AMD_CONFIG_PARAMS *StdHeader
304);
305
306#ifndef CPU_DEADLOOP
307 #define CPU_DEADLOOP() { volatile UINTN __i; __i = 1; while (__i); }
308#endif
309
310#endif // _CPU_SERVICES_H_