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 * Copyright 2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
 * Use is subject to license terms.
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#ifndef	_SYS_SCSI_SCSI_PKT_H
#define	_SYS_SCSI_SCSI_PKT_H

#pragma ident	"%Z%%M%	%I%	%E% SMI"

#include <sys/scsi/scsi_types.h>

#ifdef	__cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

#ifdef	_KERNEL
/*
 * SCSI packet definition.
 *
 *	This structure defines the packet which is allocated by a library
 *	function and handed to a target driver. The target driver fills
 *	in some information, and passes it to the library for transport
 *	to an addressed SCSI device. The host adapter found by
 *	the library fills in some other information as the command is
 *	processed. When the command completes (or can be taken no further)
 *	the function specified in the packet is called with a pointer to
 *	the packet as it argument. From fields within the packet, the target
 *	driver can determine the success or failure of the command.
 */
struct scsi_pkt {
	opaque_t pkt_ha_private;	/* private data for host adapter */
	struct scsi_address pkt_address;	/* destination packet is for */
	opaque_t pkt_private;		/* private data for target driver */
	void	(*pkt_comp)(struct scsi_pkt *);	/* completion routine */
	uint_t	pkt_flags;		/* flags */
	int	pkt_time;		/* time allotted to complete command */
	uchar_t	*pkt_scbp;		/* pointer to status block */
	uchar_t	*pkt_cdbp;		/* pointer to command block */
	ssize_t	pkt_resid;		/* data bytes not transferred */
	uint_t	pkt_state;		/* state of command */
	uint_t	pkt_statistics;		/* statistics */
	uchar_t	pkt_reason;		/* reason completion called */

	/*
	 * The DDI does not allow a driver to allocate it's own scsi_pkt(9S),
	 * a driver should not have *any* compiled in dependencies on
	 * "sizeof (struct scsi_pkt)". If the driver has such dependencies, it
	 * limits SCSA's ability to evolve. The proper way for an HBA to
	 * allocate a scsi_pkt is via scsi_hba_pkt_alloc(9F), or the newer
	 * tran_setup_pkt(9E) interfaces. Allocation rules have been in place
	 * for many years, unfortunately a significant number of drivers
	 * are still broken.
	 *
	 * NB: Until we can trust drivers to follow DDI scsi_pkt(9S) allocation
	 * rules, access to all fields below require special consideration.
	 * Access to these fields is limited to code paths that 'know' correct
	 * scsi_pkt allocation interfaces must have been used. This means that
	 * any target driver access to these fields is suspect, since a target
	 * knows nothing about how an HBA drivers performs scsi_pkt allocation.
	 *
	 * NB: A private scsi_pkt_size() interface has been added to simplify
	 * 'fixing' legacy HBA drivers.  Use of scsi_pkt_size() is only
	 * appropriate when the effort/cost of fixing a legacy driver to use
	 * proper DDI scsi_pkt allocation interfaces is too great given the
	 * remaining driver life. New HBA drivers should *not* use
	 * scsi_pkt_size().
	 *
	 * NB: While HBA drivers with violations are being fixed, in
	 * rare cases access conditioned by scsi_pkt_allocated_correctly() is
	 * permitted.
	 */
	/* HBA driver only, iff scsi_hba_pkt_alloc(9F)|tran_seup_pkt(9E) used */
	uint_t	pkt_cdblen;		/* length of pkt_cdbp */
	uint_t	pkt_tgtlen;		/* length of pkt_private */
	uint_t	pkt_scblen;		/* lenght of pkt_scbp */

	/* HBA driver only, iff tran_seup_pkt(9E) used */
	ddi_dma_handle_t pkt_handle;	/* private */
	uint_t	pkt_numcookies;		/* number of DMA cookies */
	off_t	pkt_dma_offset;		/* private */
	size_t	pkt_dma_len;		/* private */
	uint_t	pkt_dma_flags;		/* DMA flags */
	ddi_dma_cookie_t *pkt_cookies;	/* array of DMA cookies */

	/* private: iff scsi_pkt_allocated_correctly() */
	int	pkt_path_instance;	/* pHCI transport path */

#ifdef	SCSI_SIZE_CLEAN_VERIFY
	/*
	 * Must be last: Building a driver with-and-without
	 * -DSCSI_SIZE_CLEAN_VERIFY, and checking driver modules for
	 * differences with a tools like 'wsdiff' allows a developer to verify
	 * that their driver has no dependencies on scsi*(9S) size.
	 */
	int			i_pkt_pad[8];
#endif	/* SCSI_SIZE_CLEAN_VERIFY */
};
#endif	/* _KERNEL */

/*
 * Definitions for the pkt_flags field.
 */

/*
 * Following defines are generic.
 */
#define	FLAG_STAG	0x4000	/* Run command with Simple attribute */
#define	FLAG_OTAG	0x2000	/* Run command with Ordered attribute */
#define	FLAG_HTAG	0x1000	/* Run command with Head of Queue attribute */
#define	FLAG_TAGMASK	(FLAG_HTAG|FLAG_OTAG|FLAG_STAG)

#define	FLAG_ACA	0x0100	/* internal; do not use */
#define	FLAG_HEAD	0x8000	/* This cmd should be put at the head	*/
				/* of the HBA driver's queue		*/
#define	FLAG_SENSING	0x0400	/* Running request sense for failed pkt */
#define	FLAG_NOINTR	0x0001	/* Run command with no cmd completion	*/
				/* callback; command has been completed	*/
				/* upon	return from scsi_transport(9F)	*/

/*
 * Following defines are appropriate for SCSI parallel bus.
 */
#define	FLAG_NODISCON	0x0002	/* Run command without disconnects	*/
#define	FLAG_NOPARITY	0x0008	/* Run command without parity checking	*/
#define	FLAG_RENEGOTIATE_WIDE_SYNC \
			0x1000000 /* Do wide and sync renegotiation before */
				/* transporting this command to target */

/*
 * Following defines are internal i.e. not part of DDI.
 */
#define	FLAG_IMMEDIATE_CB \
			0x0800	/* Immediate callback on command */
				/* completion, ie. do not defer */

/*
 * Following defines are for USCSI options.
 */
#define	FLAG_SILENT		0x00010000
#define	FLAG_DIAGNOSE		0x00020000
#define	FLAG_ISOLATE		0x00040000

/*
 * Following define is for scsi_vhci.
 * If pHCI cannot transport the command to the device, do not queue the pkt
 * in pHCI. Return immediately with TRAN_BUSY.
 */
#define	FLAG_NOQUEUE	0x80000000

/*
 * Definitions for the pkt_reason field.
 */

/*
 * Following defines are generic.
 */
#define	CMD_CMPLT	0	/* no transport errors- normal completion */
#define	CMD_INCOMPLETE	1	/* transport stopped with not normal state */
#define	CMD_DMA_DERR	2	/* dma direction error occurred */
#define	CMD_TRAN_ERR	3	/* unspecified transport error */
#define	CMD_RESET	4	/* Target completed hard reset sequence */
#define	CMD_ABORTED	5	/* Command transport aborted on request */
#define	CMD_TIMEOUT	6	/* Command timed out */
#define	CMD_DATA_OVR	7	/* Data Overrun */
#define	CMD_CMD_OVR	8	/* Command Overrun */
#define	CMD_STS_OVR	9	/* Status Overrun */
#define	CMD_TERMINATED	22	/* Command transport terminated on request */

/*
 * Following defines are appropriate for SCSI parallel bus.
 */
#define	CMD_BADMSG	10	/* Message not Command Complete */
#define	CMD_NOMSGOUT	11	/* Target refused to go to Message Out phase */
#define	CMD_XID_FAIL	12	/* Extended Identify message rejected */
#define	CMD_IDE_FAIL	13	/* Initiator Detected Error message rejected */
#define	CMD_ABORT_FAIL	14	/* Abort message rejected */
#define	CMD_REJECT_FAIL 15	/* Reject message rejected */
#define	CMD_NOP_FAIL	16	/* No Operation message rejected */
#define	CMD_PER_FAIL	17	/* Message Parity Error message rejected */
#define	CMD_BDR_FAIL	18	/* Bus Device Reset message rejected */
#define	CMD_ID_FAIL	19	/* Identify message rejected */
#define	CMD_UNX_BUS_FREE	20	/* Unexpected Bus Free Phase occurred */
#define	CMD_TAG_REJECT	21	/* Target rejected our tag message */
#define	CMD_DEV_GONE	24	/* The device has been removed */

/* Used by scsi_rname(9F) */
#define	CMD_REASON_ASCII	{ \
	    "cmplt", "incomplete", "dma_derr", "tran_err", "reset", \
	    "aborted", "timeout", "data_ovr", "cmd_ovr", "sts_ovr", \
	    "badmsg", "nomsgout", "xid_fail", "ide_fail", "abort_fail", \
	    "reject_fail", "nop_fail", "per_fail", "bdr_fail", "id_fail", \
	    "unexpected_bus_free", "tag reject", "terminated", "", "gone", \
	    NULL }

/*
 * Definitions for the pkt_state field
 */
#define	STATE_GOT_BUS		0x01	/* Success in getting SCSI bus */
#define	STATE_GOT_TARGET	0x02	/* Successfully connected with target */
#define	STATE_SENT_CMD		0x04	/* Command successfully sent */
#define	STATE_XFERRED_DATA	0x08	/* Data transfer took place */
#define	STATE_GOT_STATUS	0x10	/* SCSI status received */
#define	STATE_ARQ_DONE		0x20	/* auto rqsense took place */
#define	STATE_XARQ_DONE		0X40	/* extra auto rqsense took place */

/*
 * Definitions for the pkt_statistics field
 */

/*
 * Following defines are generic.
 */
#define	STAT_BUS_RESET	0x8	/* Reset operation on interconnect */
#define	STAT_DEV_RESET	0x10	/* Target completed hard reset sequence */
#define	STAT_ABORTED	0x20	/* Command was aborted */
#define	STAT_TERMINATED	0x80	/* Command was terminated */
#define	STAT_TIMEOUT	0x40	/* Command experienced a timeout */

/*
 * Following defines are appropriate for SCSI parallel bus.
 */
#define	STAT_DISCON	0x1	/* Command experienced a disconnect */
#define	STAT_SYNC	0x2	/* Command did a synchronous data transfer */
#define	STAT_PERR	0x4	/* Command experienced a SCSI parity error */

/*
 * Definitions for what scsi_transport returns
 */
#define	TRAN_ACCEPT		1
#define	TRAN_BUSY		0
#define	TRAN_BADPKT		-1
#define	TRAN_FATAL_ERROR	-2	/* HBA cannot accept any pkts */

#ifdef	_KERNEL
/*
 * Kernel function declarations
 */
int	scsi_transport(struct scsi_pkt *pkt);

#define	pkt_transport	scsi_transport

#define	SCSI_POLL_TIMEOUT	60

#endif	/* _KERNEL */

#ifdef	__cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif	/* _SYS_SCSI_SCSI_PKT_H */