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All rights reserved. 23 */ 24 25 #ifndef _SYS_IB_IBTL_IMPL_IBTL_H 26 #define _SYS_IB_IBTL_IMPL_IBTL_H 27 28 /* 29 * ibtl.h 30 * 31 * All data structures and function prototypes that are specific to the 32 * IBTL implementation. 33 */ 34 #include <sys/note.h> 35 #include <sys/ib/ibtl/ibvti.h> 36 #include <sys/ib/ibtl/ibti.h> 37 #include <sys/ib/ibtl/ibci.h> 38 #include <sys/ib/ibtl/impl/ibtl_util.h> 39 40 #ifdef __cplusplus 41 extern "C" { 42 #endif 43 44 /* 45 * Define a per IBT Client state structure. Its address is returned 46 * to the IBT client as an opaque IBT Client Handle - ibt_clnt_hdl_t. 47 * 48 * ibt_attach() allocates one of these structures. 49 * 50 * For each IBT Client registered with the IBTL, we maintain a list 51 * of HCAs, clnt_hca_list, that this IBT Client is using. 52 * 53 * This list is updated by ibt_open_hca(). 54 */ 55 typedef struct ibtl_clnt_s { 56 char clnt_name[8]; /* (just a debugging aid) */ 57 ibt_clnt_modinfo_t *clnt_modinfop; /* Pointer to IBT client's */ 58 /* module information */ 59 void *clnt_private; /* IBT Client's private ptr */ 60 dev_info_t *clnt_dip; /* IBT Client's dip */ 61 struct ibtl_clnt_s *clnt_list_link; 62 uint32_t clnt_async_cnt; 63 uint32_t clnt_srv_cnt; /* Service resource counter */ 64 struct ibtl_hca_s *clnt_hca_list; /* HCAs this client is using. */ 65 /* link is ha_hca_link */ 66 ibt_sm_notice_handler_t clnt_sm_trap_handler; /* may be NULL */ 67 void *clnt_sm_trap_handler_arg; 68 } ibtl_clnt_t; 69 70 _NOTE(DATA_READABLE_WITHOUT_LOCK(ibtl_clnt_s::{clnt_name clnt_modinfop 71 clnt_private clnt_dip})) 72 73 /* HCA Device State. */ 74 typedef enum ibtl_hca_state_e { 75 IBTL_HCA_DEV_ATTACHED = 1, /* new HCA attached */ 76 IBTL_HCA_DEV_DETACHED = 2, /* detached */ 77 IBTL_HCA_DEV_DETACHING = 3 /* not detached yet */ 78 } ibtl_hca_state_t; 79 80 /* 81 * Define a type to record hca async PORT_UP and PORT_DOWN events for 82 * processing by async thread(s). At the time an async is made by an 83 * HCA driver (presumably at interrupt level), a call is made to IBTL. 84 * IBTL marks this field, and wakes up an async thread for delivery 85 * to IBT clients as appropriate. 86 */ 87 88 typedef enum ibtl_async_port_status_e { 89 IBTL_HCA_PORT_UNKNOWN = 0x000, /* initial state */ 90 IBTL_HCA_PORT_UP = 0x001, 91 IBTL_HCA_PORT_DOWN = 0x002, 92 IBTL_HCA_PORT_CHG = 0x004, 93 IBTL_HCA_PORT_ASYNC_CLNT_REREG = 0x008, 94 } ibtl_async_port_status_t; 95 96 /* 97 * Define a type to record the PORT async events and port change flags. 98 */ 99 typedef struct ibtl_async_port_event_s { 100 ibtl_async_port_status_t status; 101 ibt_port_change_t flags; 102 } ibtl_async_port_event_t; 103 104 /* 105 * Bit definition(s) for {qp,cq,eec,hd,ha,srq}_async_flags. 106 * 107 * IBTL_ASYNC_PENDING This structure is known by the async_threads. 108 * It will be checked for additional async work 109 * before this bit is cleared, so new async 110 * events/errors do not require this structure 111 * to be linked onto its async list. 112 * 113 * IBTL_ASYNC_FREE_OBJECT Client has called ibt_free_*, and the 114 * the structure should be kmem_freed when 115 * the outstanding asyncs complete. 116 */ 117 typedef enum ibtl_async_flags_e { 118 IBTL_ASYNC_PENDING = 0x1, 119 IBTL_ASYNC_FREE_OBJECT = 0x2 120 } ibtl_async_flags_t; 121 122 /* 123 * Keeps track of all data associated with HCA port kstats. 124 */ 125 typedef struct ibtl_hca_port_kstat_s { 126 struct ibtl_hca_devinfo_s *pks_hca_devp; 127 uint_t pks_port_num; 128 struct kstat *pks_stats_ksp; 129 struct kstat *pks_pkeys_ksp; 130 } ibtl_hca_port_kstat_t; 131 132 /* 133 * Define a per CI HCA Device structure. Its address is returned 134 * to the CI as an opaque IBTL HCA Handle - ibc_hdl_t. 135 * 136 * ibc_ci_attach() allocates one of these and adds it to ibtl_hca_list. 137 * 138 * The hd_hca_dev_link is the link for the ibtl_hca_list. It is the 139 * list of HCA devices registered with the IBTL. 140 * 141 * The hd_clnt_list is a list of IBT Clients using this HCA. 142 * The hd_clnt_list->l_head points to the ha_clnt_link field of a client's 143 * ibtl_hca_s structure. 144 * 145 * This list is updated by ibt_open_hca(). 146 */ 147 typedef struct ibtl_hca_devinfo_s { 148 struct ibtl_hca_devinfo_s *hd_hca_dev_link; /* Next HCA Device */ 149 ibtl_hca_state_t hd_state; /* HCA device state: */ 150 /* attached/detached */ 151 uint_t hd_portinfo_len; /* #bytes of portinfo */ 152 ibt_hca_portinfo_t *hd_portinfop; /* ptr to portinfo cache */ 153 struct ibtl_hca_s *hd_clnt_list; /* IBT Client using this HCA. */ 154 ibc_hca_hdl_t hd_ibc_hca_hdl; /* CI HCA handle */ 155 ibc_operations_t *hd_ibc_ops; /* operations vector */ 156 ibt_hca_attr_t *hd_hca_attr; /* hca attributes */ 157 dev_info_t *hd_hca_dip; /* HCA devinfo pointer */ 158 struct ibtl_hca_devinfo_s *hd_async_link; /* async list link */ 159 kcondvar_t hd_portinfo_cv; /* waiting for ibc_query */ 160 int hd_portinfo_waiters; /* any waiters */ 161 uint8_t hd_portinfo_locked_port; 162 /* port whose info is queried */ 163 kcondvar_t hd_async_busy_cv; /* wakeup when #clients = 0 */ 164 int hd_async_busy; /* only 1 async at a time */ 165 ibt_async_code_t hd_async_codes; /* all codes for this HCA */ 166 ibt_async_code_t hd_async_code; /* current code being run */ 167 ibt_async_event_t hd_async_event; /* current event being run */ 168 ibtl_async_flags_t hd_async_flags; /* see *_async_flags above */ 169 uint64_t hd_fma_ena; /* FMA data for LOCAL CATASTR */ 170 uint32_t hd_async_task_cnt; /* #clients doing asyncs */ 171 kcondvar_t hd_async_task_cv; /* wakeup when #clients = 0 */ 172 uint_t hd_multism; /* 1 - MultiSM, 0 - Single SM */ 173 ibtl_hca_port_kstat_t *hd_hca_port_ks_info; /* port kstat ptr */ 174 uint_t hd_hca_port_ks_info_len; /* port kstat size */ 175 /* The following must be at the end of this struct */ 176 ibtl_async_port_event_t hd_async_port[1]; /* per-port async data */ 177 } ibtl_hca_devinfo_t; 178 179 _NOTE(DATA_READABLE_WITHOUT_LOCK(ibtl_hca_devinfo_s::hd_ibc_ops)) 180 _NOTE(DATA_READABLE_WITHOUT_LOCK(ibtl_hca_devinfo_s::hd_ibc_hca_hdl)) 181 _NOTE(DATA_READABLE_WITHOUT_LOCK(ibtl_hca_devinfo_s::hd_hca_attr)) 182 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("hd_async_busy and hd_async_busy_cv", 183 ibtl_hca_devinfo_s::{hd_async_code hd_async_event})) 184 185 /* 186 * Define a HCA info structure. 187 * 188 * The IBTL function ibt_open_hca() allocates one of these. 189 * 190 * For each client instance registered with the IBTL, we maintain a list 191 * of HCAs that it is using. The elements of that list include the 192 * address of the CI HCA device structure, a pointer to the client 193 * structure, and reference counts of HCA resources that this client 194 * device is using. 195 * 196 * Note: ha_qpn_cnt is protected by a global mutex to deal with a client 197 * trying to open the HCA while it is actively being closed. 198 * 199 * ha_hca_link is the link to the next HCA info struct that this client is 200 * using. 201 * 202 * ha_clnt_link is the link to the next IBT client (ibtl_clnt_t) that is using 203 * the same CI HCA (ibtl_hca_devinfo_t). The link points to that client's 204 * ibtl_hca_t because an IBT client can use more than one CI HCA. 205 */ 206 typedef struct ibtl_hca_s { 207 struct ibtl_hca_s *ha_hca_link; /* Next HCA used by client */ 208 struct ibtl_hca_s *ha_clnt_link; /* Next client using same HCA */ 209 ibtl_hca_devinfo_t *ha_hca_devp; /* CI HCA device structure. */ 210 ibtl_clnt_t *ha_clnt_devp; /* Client state struct */ 211 void *ha_clnt_private; 212 int ha_flags; /* misc. flags */ 213 214 /* The following counters are accessed with atomic operations. */ 215 uint32_t ha_qp_cnt; /* QP resource counter */ 216 uint32_t ha_eec_cnt; /* EEC resource counter */ 217 uint32_t ha_cq_cnt; /* CQ resource counter */ 218 uint32_t ha_pd_cnt; /* PD resource counter */ 219 uint32_t ha_ah_cnt; /* AH resource counter */ 220 uint32_t ha_mr_cnt; /* Mem Region resource count */ 221 uint32_t ha_mw_cnt; /* Mem Window resource count */ 222 uint32_t ha_qpn_cnt; /* QPN resource counter */ 223 uint32_t ha_srq_cnt; /* SRQ resource counter */ 224 ibtl_async_flags_t ha_async_flags; /* see *_async_flags above */ 225 uint32_t ha_async_cnt; /* #asyncs in progress */ 226 uint32_t ha_fmr_pool_cnt; /* FMR Pool resource count */ 227 } ibtl_hca_t; 228 229 /* ha_flags values */ 230 #define IBTL_HA_CLOSING 1 /* In process of closing, so don't allow open */ 231 232 _NOTE(DATA_READABLE_WITHOUT_LOCK(ibtl_hca_s::ha_clnt_devp)) 233 _NOTE(DATA_READABLE_WITHOUT_LOCK(ibtl_hca_s::ha_hca_devp)) 234 235 /* 236 * Bit definition(s) for cq_impl_flags. 237 * 238 * IBTL_CQ_PENDING This CQ is known by the ibtl_cq_threads, 239 * and it will be checked for additional work 240 * before this bit is cleared, so new work 241 * will be seen without this cq being added 242 * to the cq list. 243 * 244 * IBTL_CQ_CALL_CLIENT Mark that the HCA driver has called 245 * ibc_cq_handler with new work on this CQ, 246 * so IBTL should call the client handler 247 * again before it is considered done. 248 * 249 * IBTL_CQ_FREE Mark that ibt_free_cq is sleeping until 250 * ibtl_cq_threads is done with this CQ. 251 */ 252 typedef enum ibtl_cq_impl_flags_e { 253 IBTL_CQ_PENDING = 0x1, 254 IBTL_CQ_CALL_CLIENT = 0x2, 255 IBTL_CQ_FREE = 0x4 256 } ibtl_cq_impl_flags_t; 257 258 259 /* 260 * Define a per CQ state structure. 261 * 262 * The ibt_alloc_cq() allocates one of these. A CQ is associated with a 263 * particular HCA, whose handle is recorded in the cq_hca field. 264 * The cq_ibc_cq_hdl field is initialized with the CI CQ handle returned 265 * from the ibc_alloc_cq() call to the HCA driver. 266 * 267 * In order to set/get the client's private data, cq_clnt_private, clients 268 * need to use ibt_set_cq_private() and ibt_get_cq_private() calls. 269 * 270 * An IBT client registers a CQ completion handler callback and private 271 * callback argument (probably the client instance soft state structure) using 272 * the ibt_set_cq_handler() IBT routine. The comp_handler, arg fields of the 273 * structure are initialized with the values passed in by the IBTL client. 274 * These two fields are the only fields protected by the cq_mutex. 275 * 276 * When a completion event is posted to an IBT client, the 277 * client completion handler is called with the following arguments: 278 * 279 * - The Client Handle, that is passed into the IBTL on ibt_attach call. 280 * - The CQ Handle upon which the completion occurred. 281 * - The private client argument, set during handler registration via 282 * ibt_set_cq_handler() call. 283 * 284 * The address of the ibtl_cq_s structure is passed in as the ibt_cq_hdl_t 285 * (callback arg) in the CI ibc_alloc_cq() function. Thus when a CI calls 286 * the IBTL completion handler (ibc_ci_cq_handler()) we can de-mux 287 * directly to the targeted IBT client. 288 * 289 */ 290 typedef struct ibtl_cq_s { 291 ibc_cq_hdl_t cq_ibc_cq_hdl; /* CI CQ handle */ 292 ibtl_hca_t *cq_hca; /* IBTL HCA hdl */ 293 ibt_cq_handler_t cq_comp_handler; /* Completion handler */ 294 void *cq_arg; /* CQ handler's argument */ 295 kmutex_t cq_mutex; /* Mutex. */ 296 void *cq_clnt_private; /* Client's Private. */ 297 struct ibtl_cq_s *cq_link; /* link for queuing cq to */ 298 /* to be handled in a thread */ 299 struct ibtl_cq_s *cq_async_link; /* list link for asyncs */ 300 ibtl_cq_impl_flags_t cq_impl_flags; /* dynamic bits if cq */ 301 /* handler runs in a thread */ 302 int cq_in_thread; /* mark if cq handler is to */ 303 /* be called in a thread */ 304 ibt_async_code_t cq_async_codes; 305 ibtl_async_flags_t cq_async_flags; /* see *_async_flags above */ 306 uint64_t cq_fma_ena; /* FMA data */ 307 } ibtl_cq_t; 308 309 _NOTE(DATA_READABLE_WITHOUT_LOCK(ibtl_cq_s::{cq_in_thread cq_hca 310 cq_ibc_cq_hdl})) 311 312 /* 313 * Define a per SRQ state structure. 314 * 315 * ibt_alloc_srq() allocates one of these. A SRQ is associated with a 316 * particular HCA, whose handle is recorded in the srq_hca field. 317 * The srq_ibc_srq_hdl field is initialized with the CI SRQ handle returned 318 * from the ibc_alloc_srq() call to the HCA driver. 319 * 320 * In order to set/get the client's private data, srq_clnt_private, clients 321 * need to use ibt_set_srq_private() and ibt_get_srq_private() calls. 322 * 323 * The address of the ibtl_srq_s structure is passed in as the ibt_srq_hdl_t 324 * (callback arg) in the CI ibc_alloc_srq() function. 325 */ 326 typedef struct ibtl_srq_s { 327 ibc_srq_hdl_t srq_ibc_srq_hdl; /* CI SRQ handle */ 328 ibtl_hca_t *srq_hca; /* IBTL HCA hdl */ 329 void *srq_clnt_private; /* Client's Private. */ 330 struct ibtl_srq_s *srq_async_link; /* Async Link list */ 331 ibt_async_code_t srq_async_codes; 332 ibtl_async_flags_t srq_async_flags; /* Async_flags */ 333 uint64_t srq_fma_ena; /* FMA data */ 334 } ibtl_srq_t; 335 336 /* 337 * Define a per QP state structure. 338 * 339 * The qp_hca field is initialized with the ibtl_hca_hdl_t of the HCA in 340 * which the QP was allocated. The qp_ibc_qp_hdl field is initialized with 341 * the CI QP handle. 342 * 343 * The ibtl_qp_t structure also maintains a channel connection state 344 * structure that is only valid for RC and RD QP's. The information about 345 * the respective Send and Receive CQ, the RDD and PD Handles are also stored. 346 * 347 * The IBTA spec does not include the signal type or PD on a QP query 348 * operation. In order to implement the "CLONE" feature of the alloc rc|ud 349 * channel functions we need to cache these values. 350 */ 351 typedef struct ibtl_qp_s { 352 ibt_tran_srv_t qp_type; /* QP type */ 353 ibt_attr_flags_t qp_flags; 354 ibc_qp_hdl_t qp_ibc_qp_hdl; /* CI QP handle */ 355 ibc_pd_hdl_t qp_pd_hdl; /* CI PD Hdl */ 356 ibtl_hca_t *qp_hca; /* IBTL HCA handle */ 357 ibtl_cq_t *qp_send_cq; /* IBTL CQ handle */ 358 ibtl_cq_t *qp_recv_cq; /* IBTL CQ handle */ 359 struct ibtl_qp_s *qp_async_link; /* async list link */ 360 ibt_async_code_t qp_async_codes; 361 ibtl_async_flags_t qp_async_flags; /* see *_async_flags above */ 362 uint64_t qp_cat_fma_ena; /* FMA data */ 363 uint64_t qp_pth_fma_ena; /* FMA data */ 364 uint64_t qp_inv_fma_ena; /* FMA data */ 365 uint64_t qp_acc_fma_ena; /* FMA data */ 366 } ibtl_qp_t; 367 368 369 /* 370 * Define a per EEC state structure. 371 * 372 * The ibt_alloc_eec() allocates an ibt_eec_s structure and initializes 373 * the eec_hca field with the ibtl_hca_hdl_t of the HCA in which the EEC 374 * was allocated. The eec_ibc_eec_hdl field is initialized with the 375 * CI EEC handle. 376 * 377 * The information about CI's RDD Handle and channel connection state structure 378 * is also maintained. 379 */ 380 typedef struct ibtl_eec_s { 381 ibc_eec_hdl_t eec_ibc_eec_hdl; /* CI EEC Handle. */ 382 ibtl_hca_t *eec_hca; /* IBTL HCA Hdl */ 383 ibc_rdd_hdl_t eec_ibc_rdd_hdl; /* CI RDD Handle. */ 384 struct ibtl_channel_s *eec_channel; 385 struct ibtl_eec_s *eec_async_link; /* async list link */ 386 ibt_async_code_t eec_async_codes; 387 ibtl_async_flags_t eec_async_flags; 388 uint64_t eec_cat_fma_ena; /* FMA data */ 389 uint64_t eec_pth_fma_ena; /* FMA data */ 390 } ibtl_eec_t; 391 392 /* 393 * Define an ibt RD communication channel struct. This holds information 394 * specific to an RD QP. 395 */ 396 typedef struct ibtl_rd_chan_s { 397 ibtl_eec_t *rd_eec; /* point to the EEC */ 398 } ibtl_rd_chan_t; 399 400 /* 401 * Define an ibt UD communication channel struct. This holds information 402 * specific to a UD QP. 403 */ 404 typedef struct ibtl_ud_chan_s { 405 uint8_t ud_port_num; /* track the port number for */ 406 /* ibt_modify_reply_ud_dest() */ 407 ib_qkey_t ud_qkey; /* track the qkey */ 408 } ibtl_ud_chan_t; 409 410 /* 411 * Define an ibt RC communication channel struct. This holds information 412 * specific to an RC QP. 413 */ 414 typedef struct ibtl_rc_chan_s { 415 int rc_free_flags; /* Track connection state as */ 416 /* we will need to delay for */ 417 /* TIMEWAIT before freeing. */ 418 ibc_qpn_hdl_t rc_qpn_hdl; /* Store qpn_hdl while in */ 419 /* TIMEWAIT delay. */ 420 } ibtl_rc_chan_t; 421 422 /* bit definitions for rc_free_flags */ 423 #define IBTL_RC_QP_CONNECTED 0x1 424 #define IBTL_RC_QP_CLOSING 0x2 425 #define IBTL_RC_QP_CLOSED 0x4 426 #define IBTL_RC_QP_FREED 0x8 427 #define IBTL_RC_QP_CONNECTING 0x10 428 429 /* 430 * Define a per Channel state structure. 431 * 432 * A ibtl_channel_s is allocated each time a TI client calls a 433 * channel allocation routine ibt_alloc_rc_channel() or ibt_alloc_ud_channel() 434 * or VTI client calls ibt_alloc_qp() or ibt_alloc_special_qp(). 435 * 436 * In order to set/get the client's private data, ch_clnt_private, 437 * TI client's need to use ibt_set_chan_private() and ibt_get_chan_private() 438 * or VTI clients need to use ibt_set_qp_private() and ibt_get_qp_private(). 439 */ 440 typedef struct ibtl_channel_s { 441 /* The ibtl_qp_t must be at the first of this struct */ 442 ibtl_qp_t ch_qp; /* IBTL QP handle */ 443 union { /* transport specific */ 444 ibtl_rc_chan_t rc; /* RC Channel specific */ 445 ibtl_rd_chan_t rd; /* RD Channel specific */ 446 ibtl_ud_chan_t ud; /* UD Channel specific */ 447 } ch_transport; 448 ibt_cep_state_t ch_current_state; /* track the current state */ 449 void *ch_clnt_private; /* Client's Private data */ 450 kmutex_t ch_cm_mutex; /* for ch_cm_private, etc. */ 451 kcondvar_t ch_cm_cv; /* for recycle_rc */ 452 void *ch_cm_private; /* Ptr to CM state */ 453 } ibtl_channel_t; 454 455 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibtl_channel_s)) 456 457 /* 458 * MACROS 459 */ 460 #define IBTL_CHAN2QP(ibt_chan) (&(ibt_chan)->ch_qp) 461 #define IBTL_CHAN2HCA(ibt_chan) (ibt_chan)->ch_qp.qp_hca 462 463 #define IBTL_CHAN2CIQP(ibt_chan) (ibt_chan->ch_qp.qp_ibc_qp_hdl) 464 465 #define IBTL_QP2CHAN(ibtl_qp) (ibtl_channel_t *)(ibtl_qp) 466 #define IBTL_EEC2CHAN(ibtl_eec) (ibtl_eec)->eec_channel 467 468 /* 469 * Get IBC HCA Handle from IBT Handles. 470 */ 471 #define IBTL_HDIP2CIHCA(hca_devp) (hca_devp)->hd_ibc_hca_hdl 472 #define IBTL_HCA2CIHCA(ibtl_hca) IBTL_HDIP2CIHCA(ibtl_hca->ha_hca_devp) 473 #define IBTL_ECC2CIHCA(ibtl_eec) IBTL_HCA2CIHCA((ibtl_eec)->eec_hca) 474 #define IBTL_CQ2CIHCA(ibtl_cq) IBTL_HCA2CIHCA((ibtl_cq)->cq_hca) 475 #define IBTL_CHAN2CIHCA(ibt_chan) IBTL_HCA2CIHCA((ibt_chan)->ch_qp.qp_hca) 476 #define IBTL_SRQ2CIHCA(ibtl_srq) IBTL_HCA2CIHCA((ibtl_srq)->srq_hca) 477 478 /* 479 * Get a pointer to the HCA ops structure from IBT handles. 480 */ 481 #define IBTL_HDIP2CIHCAOPS_P(hca_devp) (hca_devp)->hd_ibc_ops 482 #define IBTL_HCA2CIHCAOPS_P(ibtl_hca) \ 483 IBTL_HDIP2CIHCAOPS_P(ibtl_hca->ha_hca_devp) 484 #define IBTL_CQ2CIHCAOPS_P(ibtl_cq) IBTL_HCA2CIHCAOPS_P((ibtl_cq)->cq_hca) 485 #define IBTL_CHAN2CIHCAOPS_P(ibt_chan) \ 486 IBTL_HCA2CIHCAOPS_P((ibt_chan)->ch_qp.qp_hca) 487 #define IBTL_SRQ2CIHCAOPS_P(ibtl_srq) \ 488 IBTL_HCA2CIHCAOPS_P((ibtl_srq)->srq_hca) 489 490 /* 491 * Get Client Handle from IBT Handles. 492 */ 493 #define IBTL_HCA2CLNT(ibtl_hca) (ibtl_hca)->ha_clnt_devp 494 #define IBTL_ECC2CLNT(ibtl_eec) IBTL_HCA2CLNT((ibtl_eec)->eec_hca) 495 #define IBTL_CQ2CLNT(ibtl_cq) IBTL_HCA2CLNT((ibtl_cq)->cq_hca) 496 #define IBTL_CHAN2CLNT(ibt_chan) IBTL_HCA2CLNT((ibt_chan)->ch_qp.qp_hca) 497 498 /* 499 * Get a Pointer to the client modinfo from IBT Handles. 500 */ 501 #define IBTL_HCA2MODI_P(ibtl_hca) \ 502 ((IBTL_HCA2CLNT(ibtl_hca))->clnt_modinfop) 503 504 #define IBTL_EEC2MODI_P(ibtl_eec) \ 505 ((IBTL_EEC2CLNT(ibtl_eec))->clnt_modinfop) 506 507 #define IBTL_CQ2MODI_P(ibtl_cq) ((IBTL_CQ2CLNT(ibtl_cq))->clnt_modinfop) 508 509 #define IBTL_CHAN2MODI_P(chan) ((IBTL_CHAN2CLNT(chan))->clnt_modinfop) 510 511 /* 512 * Using HCA Device Info Pointer, access HCA Attributes values for 513 * Max SGID Table Size, Max PKEY Table Size. 514 */ 515 #define IBTL_HDIP2SGIDTBLSZ(hca) \ 516 (hca)->hd_hca_attr->hca_max_port_sgid_tbl_sz 517 #define IBTL_HDIP2PKEYTBLSZ(hca) \ 518 (hca)->hd_hca_attr->hca_max_port_pkey_tbl_sz 519 520 /* 521 * Using IBTL HCA Handle, access HCA Attributes values. 522 * viz. HCA Node GUID, 523 * Number of Ports on this HCA Device, 524 * Max SGID Table Size 525 * Max PKEY Table Size 526 */ 527 #define IBTL_HCA2HCAGUID(hca_hdl) \ 528 (hca_hdl)->ha_hca_devp->hd_hca_attr->hca_node_guid 529 #define IBTL_HCA2NPORTS(hca_hdl) \ 530 (hca_hdl)->ha_hca_devp->hd_hca_attr->hca_nports 531 #define IBTL_HCA2SGIDTBLSZ(hca_hdl) \ 532 (hca_hdl)->ha_hca_devp->hd_hca_attr->hca_max_port_sgid_tbl_sz 533 #define IBTL_HCA2PKEYTBLSZ(hca_hdl) \ 534 (hca_hdl)->ha_hca_devp->hd_hca_attr->hca_max_port_pkey_tbl_sz 535 536 /* possible strlen of a IB driver's name */ 537 #define IBTL_DRVNAME_LEN 40 538 539 /* strings passed to ib_dprintfN() are this long */ 540 #define IBTL_PRINT_BUF_LEN 4096 541 542 /* Check if client isn't CM/DM/IBMA */ 543 #define IBTL_GENERIC_CLIENT(clntp) \ 544 (((clntp)->clnt_modinfop->mi_clnt_class != IBT_CM) && \ 545 ((clntp)->clnt_modinfop->mi_clnt_class != IBT_DM) && \ 546 ((clntp)->clnt_modinfop->mi_clnt_class != IBT_IBMA)) 547 548 /* 549 * Function Prototypes that are specific to the IBTL implementation. 550 */ 551 ibtl_hca_devinfo_t *ibtl_get_hcadevinfo(ib_guid_t hca_guid); 552 ibt_status_t ibtl_init_hca_portinfo(ibtl_hca_devinfo_t *hca_devp); 553 void ibtl_reinit_hca_portinfo(ibtl_hca_devinfo_t *hca_devp, uint8_t port); 554 555 void ibtl_init_cep_states(void); 556 void ibtl_ib2usec_init(void); 557 void ibtl_logging_initialization(void); 558 void ibtl_logging_destroy(void); 559 void ibtl_thread_init(void); 560 void ibtl_thread_init2(void); 561 void ibtl_thread_fini(void); 562 void ibtl_announce_new_hca(ibtl_hca_devinfo_t *hca_devp); 563 void ibtl_another_cq_handler_in_thread(void); 564 int ibtl_detach_all_clients(ibtl_hca_devinfo_t *hcap); 565 void ibtl_qp_flow_control_enter(void); 566 void ibtl_qp_flow_control_exit(void); 567 568 /* synchronization of asyncs when freeing an object */ 569 void ibtl_free_qp_async_check(ibtl_qp_t *ibtl_qp); 570 void ibtl_free_cq_async_check(ibtl_cq_t *ibtl_cq); 571 void ibtl_free_srq_async_check(ibtl_srq_t *ibtl_srq); 572 void ibtl_free_eec_async_check(ibtl_eec_t *ibtl_eec); 573 void ibtl_free_hca_async_check(ibt_hca_hdl_t ibt_hca); 574 void ibtl_free_clnt_async_check(ibtl_clnt_t *clntp); 575 576 /* synchronization of cq_handler callbacks and free_cq */ 577 void ibtl_free_cq_check(ibtl_cq_t *ibtl_cq); 578 579 /* release_qpn and close_hca synchronization */ 580 void ibtl_close_hca_check(ibt_hca_hdl_t ibt_hca); 581 582 /* Global List of HCA devices, and associated lock. */ 583 extern struct ibtl_hca_devinfo_s *ibtl_hca_list; /* link is hd_hca_dev_link */ 584 585 /* Global List of IBT Client Instances, and associated lock. */ 586 extern struct ibtl_clnt_s *ibtl_clnt_list; /* link is clnt_list_link */ 587 extern kmutex_t ibtl_clnt_list_mutex; 588 589 /* Lock for the race between the client and CM to free QPs. */ 590 extern kmutex_t ibtl_free_qp_mutex; 591 592 /* Lock for the race between the client closing the HCA and QPN being freed. */ 593 extern kcondvar_t ibtl_close_hca_cv; 594 595 /* Limit the flow of QP verb calls */ 596 extern kmutex_t ibtl_qp_mutex; 597 extern kcondvar_t ibtl_qp_cv; 598 599 /* Async handlers and client private for well known clients of IBTL */ 600 extern ibt_async_handler_t ibtl_cm_async_handler; 601 extern ibt_async_handler_t ibtl_dm_async_handler; 602 extern ibt_async_handler_t ibtl_ibma_async_handler; 603 extern void *ibtl_cm_clnt_private; 604 extern void *ibtl_dm_clnt_private; 605 extern void *ibtl_ibma_clnt_private; 606 607 /* cache for fast GID => portinfo lookup */ 608 extern boolean_t ibtl_fast_gid_cache_valid; 609 610 611 /* The following structs are used to pass info in and out of the APIs */ 612 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_rc_chan_alloc_args_s)) 613 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_rc_chan_query_attr_s)) 614 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_rc_chan_modify_attr_s)) 615 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_ud_dest_query_attr_s)) 616 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_ud_chan_alloc_args_s)) 617 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_ud_chan_query_attr_s)) 618 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_ud_chan_modify_attr_s)) 619 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_ud_dest_s)) 620 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_qp_alloc_attr_s)) 621 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_qp_info_s)) 622 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_hca_portinfo_s)) 623 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_adds_vect_s)) 624 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_cep_path_s)) 625 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("client managed", ibt_mr_desc_s)) 626 _NOTE(SCHEME_PROTECTS_DATA("GIDs are transient", ib_gid_s)) 627 628 #ifdef __cplusplus 629 } 630 #endif 631 632 #endif /* _SYS_IB_IBTL_IMPL_IBTL_H */ 633