bsp_base_reg_cfg.h

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//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  File:  bsp_base_reg_cfg.h
//
//  This header file defines location for BSP on-board devices. It usually
//  should contain only physical addresses. Virtual addresses should be obtain
//  via OALPAtoVA function call. Base addresses for SoC are defined in similar
//  file s3c2410x_base_reg_cfg.h.
//
#ifndef __BSP_BASE_REG_CFG_H
#define __BSP_BASE_REG_CFG_H

#if __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  NAMING CONVENTIONS
//
//  BSP_BASE_REG_ is the standard prefix for BSP device base registers.
//
//  Memory ranges are accessed using physical, uncached, or cached addresses,
//  depending on the system state. The following abbreviations are used for
//  each addressing type:
//
//      PA - physical address
//      CA - cached virtual address
//      UA - uncached virtual address
//
//  The naming convention for base registers is:
//
//      xxx_BASE_REG_<ADDRTYPE>_<SUBSYSTEM>
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Define:  BSP_BASE_REG_PA_CS8900A
//
//  Locates CS8900A Ethernet chip. On SMDK2410X memory bank 3 is used
//  to connect this device. Note that there must exist memory mapping in
//  memory_cfg.h for this memory area.
//
#define BSP_BASE_REG_PA_CS8900A_IOBASE         0x19000300
#define BSP_BASE_REG_PA_CS8900A_MEMBASE        0x18000000


//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Define:  BSP_BASE_REG_PA_AM29LV800
//
//  Locates the base physical address of the on-board AMD am29lv800 flash 
//  located in bank 0.
//
#define BSP_BASE_REG_PA_AM29LV800              0x00000000

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Define:  BSP_BASE_REG_PA_DMA
//
//  Locates the base physical address of the DeviceEmulator DMA Transport
//
#define BSP_BASE_REG_PA_DMA                    0x500f0000

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  Define: BSP_BASE_REG_PA_SPKHEADSET
//  Locates the base physical address of the DeviceEmulator Speakerphone, Headset
//  carkit device.
#define BSP_BASE_REG_PA_SPKHEADSET             0x500fffc0
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Define:  BSP_BASE_REG_PA_LED
//
//  Locates the base physical address of the DeviceEmulator Notification LED
//
#define BSP_BASE_REG_PA_LED                    0x500fffd0

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Define:  BSP_BASE_REG_PA_BATTERY
//
//  Locates the base physical address of the DeviceEmulator Battery
//
#define BSP_BASE_REG_PA_BATTERY                0x500ffff0

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#if __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif