mscdbridge.h

philips公司ISP1362 USB OTG控制芯片的驱动

/*************************************************************
 * Philips USB Mass Storage Bridge Interface
 *
 * (c) 2002 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V., All rights reserved
 * 
 * This  source code and any compilation or derivative thereof is the
 * proprietary information of Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
 * and is confidential in nature.
 * Under no circumstances is this software to be exposed to or placed
 * under an Open Source License of any type without the expressed
 * written permission of Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
 *
 * File Name:	mscdbridge.h
 *
 * History:	
 *
 *	Version	Date		Author		Comments
 * -------------------------------------------------
 * 	1.0		09/23/02	SYARRA		Initial Creation
 *
 * Note: use tab space 4
 *************************************************************/

#ifndef __MSCDBRIDGE_H__ 
#define	__MSCDBRIDGE_H__



/* Mass Storage Class Driver Request Block */
typedef struct mscd_req {
	struct mscd_req	*next;					// next request in the queue
	unsigned char	req_type;				// request type 
	unsigned char	status;					// status of the request
	unsigned char	*data_buff;				// data buffer pointer
	unsigned long	req_data_len;			// requested data length
	unsigned long	res_data_len;			// response data length
	void (*complete)(struct mscd_req *req);	// pointer to completion callback routine
	void *priv_data;						// sender private data
} mscd_req_t;

/* Mass storage class driver bridge request is similar to mass storage class driver req */
typedef mscd_req_t	mscdbridge_req_t;



#define		mscd_fill_req(req, type, buff, req_len, callback, priv)	\
							(req)->next = NULL;					\
							(req)->req_type = type;				\
							(req)->status = 0xFF;				\
							(req)->data_buff = buff;			\
							(req)->req_data_len = req_len;		\
							(req)->res_data_len = 0x00;			\
							(req)->complete = callback;			\
							(req)->priv_data = priv


/* mscd_req req_type field values */
#define		MSCDBRIDGE_INIT			0x00		// mass storage brigde init
#define		MSCDBRIDGE_DEINIT		0x01		// mass storage brigde de-init
#define		MSCDBRIDGE_RESET		0x02		// Reset mass storage device
#define		MSCD_COMMAND			0x03		// receive ms command
#define		MSCD_COMMAND_RES		0x04		// send command response
#define		MSCD_READ				0x05		// Read from USB host
#define		MSCD_WRITE				0x06		// write to USB host


/* mscd_req status field values */
#define		MSCD_SUCCESS			0x00
#define		MSCD_FAILED				0x01
#define		MSCD_ERROR				0x02
#define		MSCD_PENDING			0x04


/* 
 * functional Interface  mass storage bridge -> mass storage class driver 
 *
 * In linux the following requests are processed by the mass storage class driver
 * MSCD_READ
 * MSCD_WRITE
 *
 * The response to the request is sent in the call back functions.
 */
extern	int devmscd_submit_req(mscd_req_t *req);
extern	int devmscd_cancel_req(mscd_req_t *req);

/* 
 * functional Interface  mass storage class driver -> mass storage bridge 
 * In linux implementation it is assumed that these functions return 
 * immediately (because they are being executed in ISR context. Might be
 * bridge bridge should run under seperate thread.) If a call back function is
 * provided, the result of the request will be sent in the call back function
 * or else the return value is treated as the result of the request
 *
 *  The following requests should be processed by the bridge
 * MSBRIDGE_INIT
 * MSBRIDGE_DEINIT
 * MSBRIDGE_OPEN
 * MSBRIDGE_CLOSE
 * MSBRIDGE_RESET
 * MSCD_COMMAND
 */
extern	int mscdbridge_submit_req(mscdbridge_req_t *req);
extern	int mscdbridge_cancel_req(mscdbridge_req_t *req);

#endif	/* __MSCDBRIDGE_H__ */