/*-
* Copyright (c) 2018 The NetBSD Foundation, Inc.
* All rights reserved.
*
* This code is derived from software contributed to The NetBSD Foundation
* by Manuel Bouyer.
*
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*/
/*
* ports and endpoints management. from
* linux/Documentation/devicetree/bindings/graph.txt
* 2 endpoints can be connected together in the device tree. In this case
* an endpoint will have a remote endpoint.
* A pair of connected endpoints can be activated by a driver; when it choose
* to use this path.
* A pair of active endpoints can be enabled; when a driver starts to send
* a signal. Disabling a pair of endpoints can cause appropriate actions
* to save power (stop clocks, disable output buffers, turn on/off power, ...)
*/
/*
* register a device's ports and endpoints into the provided fdt_device_ports.
* when and endpoint is connected to a remote endpoint, dp_ep_connect
* is called for the devices associated to both endpoints
*/
int fdt_ports_register(struct fdt_device_ports *, device_t,
int, enum endpoint_type);
/*
* get informations/data for a given endpoint
*/
int fdt_endpoint_port_index(struct fdt_endpoint *);
int fdt_endpoint_index(struct fdt_endpoint *);
int fdt_endpoint_phandle(struct fdt_endpoint *);
device_t fdt_endpoint_device(struct fdt_endpoint *);
bool fdt_endpoint_is_active(struct fdt_endpoint *);
bool fdt_endpoint_is_enabled(struct fdt_endpoint *);
enum endpoint_type fdt_endpoint_type(struct fdt_endpoint *);
/*
* call dp_ep_get_data() for the endpoint. The returned pointer is
* type of driver-specific.
*/
void * fdt_endpoint_get_data(struct fdt_endpoint *);
/*
* Activate/deactivate an endpoint. This causes dp_ep_activate() to be
* called for the remote endpoint
*/
int fdt_endpoint_activate(struct fdt_endpoint *, bool);
/*
* Activate/deactivate an endpoint by direct reference.
*/
int fdt_endpoint_activate_direct(struct fdt_endpoint *, bool);
/*
* Enable/disable an endpoint. This causes dp_ep_enable() to be called for
* the remote endpoint
*/
int fdt_endpoint_enable(struct fdt_endpoint *, bool);