/*      $NetBSD: memerr.h,v 1.4 2018/02/08 09:05:18 dholland Exp $ */

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*      @(#)memreg.h    8.1 (Berkeley) 6/11/93
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/*
* Sun3 memory error register.
*
* All Sun3 memory systems use either parity checking or
* Error Correction Coding (ECC).  A memory error causes
* the Memory Error Register (MER) to latch information
* about the location and type of error, and if the MER
* interrupt is enabled, generateds a level 7 interrupt.
* The latched information persists (even if more errors
* occur) until the MER is cleared by a write (at mer_er).
*/


struct memerr {
       volatile u_char me_csr;         /* MER control/status reg. */
       volatile u_char me__pad[3];
       volatile u_int  me_vaddr;
};

/*
* Bits in me_csr common between ECC/parity memory systems:
*/
#define ME_CSR_IPEND    0x80    /* (ro) error interrupt pending */
#define ME_CSR_IENA     0x40    /* (rw) error interrupt enable */

/*
*  Bits in me_csr on parity-checked memory system:
*/
#define ME_PAR_TEST     0x20    /* (rw) write inverse parity */
#define ME_PAR_CHECK    0x10    /* (rw) enable parity checking */
#define ME_PAR_ERR3     0x08    /* (ro) parity error in <24..31> */
#define ME_PAR_ERR2     0x04    /* (ro) parity error in <16..23> */
#define ME_PAR_ERR1     0x02    /* (ro) parity error in <8..15> */
#define ME_PAR_ERR0     0x01    /* (ro) parity error in <0..7> */
#define ME_PAR_EMASK    0x0F    /* (ro) mask of above four */
#define ME_PAR_STR      "\20\10IPEND\7IENA\6TEST\5CHK\4ERR3\3ERR2\2ERR1\1ERR0"

/*
*  Bits in me_csr on an ECC memory system:
*/
#define ME_ECC_BUSLK    0x20    /* (rw) hold memory bus mastership */
#define ME_ECC_CE_ENA   0x10    /* (rw) enable CE recording */
#define ME_ECC_WBTMO    0x08    /* (ro) write-back timeout */
#define ME_ECC_WBERR    0x04    /* (ro) write-back error */
#define ME_ECC_UE               0x02    /* (ro) UE, uncorrectable error  */
#define ME_ECC_CE               0x01    /* (ro) CE, correctable (single bit) error */
#define ME_ECC_EMASK    0x0F    /* (ro) mask for some ECC error occurring */
#define ME_ECC_STR      "\20\10IPEND\7IENA\6BUSLK\5CE_ENA\4TMOUT\3WBERR\2UE\1CE"