ISAPNP(9)

ISAPNP(9) | Kernel Developer's Manual | ISAPNP(9)

# NAME

`ISAPNP`, `isapnp_devmatch`, `isapnp_config`, `isapnp_unconfig` —
Plug 'n' Play ISA bus

# SYNOPSIS

`#include <sys/bus.h>`
`#include <dev/isa/isareg.h>`
`#include <dev/isa/isavar.h>`
`#include <dev/isapnp/isapnpreg.h>`
`#include <dev/isapnp/isapnpvar.h>`
`#include <dev/isapnp/isapnpdevs.h>`

int
`isapnp_devmatch`(const struct isapnp_attach_args *ipa, const struct isapnp_devinfo *dinfo, int *variant);

int
`isapnp_config`(bus_space_tag_t iot, bus_space_tag_t memt, struct isapnp_attach_args *ipa);

void
`isapnp_unconfig`(bus_space_tag_t iot, bus_space_tag_t memt, struct isapnp_attach_args *ipa);

# DESCRIPTION

The machine-independent `ISAPNP` subsystem provides support for ISAPNP devices. ISAPNP devices were developed to support "plug and play" connection on the ISA bus. In all other aspects, the ISAPNP bus is same as the ISA bus (see isa(9)).

Devices on the ISAPNP bus are uniquely identified by a 7-character string. Resources, such as I/O address space and interrupts, should be allocated to the devices by the machine firmware. On some machine the firmware seems doesn't work correctly and NetBSD will attempt to allocate resources as necessary.

# DATA TYPES

Drivers attached to the ISAPNP bus will make use of the following data types:

struct isapnp_matchinfo
  NetBSD kernel contains a database of known ISAPNP devices. Each entry in the database has a struct isapnp_matchinfo. It contains the following members:

      	const char *name;		/* device id string */
      	int variant;			/* variant flag */

struct isapnp_devinfo
  Defines the devices supported by a driver. It contains pointer to an array of supported struct isapnp_matchinfo structures and a pointer to another array of compatibility devices. It contains the following members:

      	struct isapnp_matchinfo *devlogic;
      	int nlogic;
      	struct isapnp_matchinfo *devcompat;
      	int ncompat;

struct isapnp_region
  Describes ISAPNP bus-space regions. It contains the following members:

      	bus_space_handle_t h;
      	uint32_t base;
      	uint32_t length;

struct isapnp_pin
  Describes the wiring of interrupts and DMA pins from the ISAPNP bus onto the host processor. It contains the following members:

      	uint8_t  num;
      	uint8_t  flags:4;
      	uint8_t  type:4;
      	uint16_t bits;

struct isapnp_attach_args
  A structure used to inform the driver of the device properties. It contains the following members:

      	bus_space_tag_t	ipa_iot;	/* isa i/o space tag */
      	bus_space_tag_t	ipa_memt;	/* isa mem space tag */
      	bus_dma_tag_t	ipa_dmat;	/* isa dma tag */
      	isa_chipset_tag_t	ipa_ic;
      	struct isapnp_region    ipa_io[ISAPNP_NUM_IO];
      	struct isapnp_region    ipa_mem[ISAPNP_NUM_MEM];
      	struct isapnp_region    ipa_mem32[ISAPNP_NUM_MEM32];
      	struct isapnp_pin       ipa_irq[ISAPNP_NUM_IRQ];
      	struct isapnp_pin       ipa_drq[ISAPNP_NUM_DRQ];

# FUNCTIONS

`isapnp_devmatch`(ipa, dinfo, variant)
  Matches the device described by the attachment ipa with the device-match information in dinfo. If the device is matched, `isapnp_devmatch`() returns a non-zero value and variant is the flag describing the device variant. `isapnp_devmatch`() returns zero if the device is not found.
`isapnp_config`(iot, memt, ipa)
  Allocate device resources specified by ipa. The device is mapped into the I/O and memory bus spaces specified by bus-space tags iot and memt respectively. The ipa_io, ipa_mem, ipa_mem32, ipa_irq, and ipa_drq members of ipa are updated to reflect the allocated and mapped resources. `isapnp_config`() returns zero on success and non-zero on error.
`isapnp_unconfig`(iot, memt, ipa)
  Free the resources allocated by `isapnp_config`().

# AUTOCONFIGURATION

During autoconfiguration, an ISAPNP driver will receive a pointer to struct isapnp_attach_args describing the device attached to the ISAPNP bus. Drivers match the device using `ispnp_devmatch`().

During the driver attach step, driver should initially allocate and map resources using `isapnp_config`(). The I/O (memory) bus-space resources can be accessed using the bus-space tag ipa_iot (ipa_memt) and the bus-space handle ipa_io[0].h (ipa_mem[0].h) members of ipa.

Interrupts should be established using `isa_intr_establish`() (see isa(9)) with the IRQ specified by the ipa_irq[0].num member of ipa. Similarly, the standard isa(9) DMA interface should be used with the ipa_drq[0].num member of ipa.

# DMA SUPPORT

Extensive DMA facilities are provided through the isa(9) DMA facilities.

# CODE REFERENCES

The `ISAPNP` subsystem itself is implemented within the file sys/dev/isapnp/isapnp.c. The database of the known devices exists within the file sys/dev/isapnp/isapnpdevs.c and is generated automatically from the file sys/dev/isapnp/isapnpdevs. New devices should be added to this file. The database can be regenerated using the Makefile sys/dev/isapnp/Makefile.isapnpdevs.

# SEE ALSO

isa(4), isapnp(4), pnpbios(4), autoconf(9), bus_dma(9), bus_space(9), driver(9), isa(9)

Plug and Play ISA Specification V1.0a, May 5 1994.

# HISTORY

The machine-independent ISAPNP subsystem appear in NetBSD 1.3.

June 19, 2001 | NetBSD 9.0