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22 /*
23  * Copyright 2004 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
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25  */
26 
27 /*
28  * CPC Performance Counter Backend
29  *
30  * To utilize the performance counters on a given CPU, a pcbe (Performance
31  * Counter Backend) must be implemented for that CPU.
32  *
33  * This file defines the API which the kernel CPC implementation will call into.
34  *
35  */
36 
37 #ifndef _SYS_CPC_PCBE_H
38 #define	_SYS_CPC_PCBE_H
39 
40 #pragma ident	"%Z%%M%	%I%	%E% SMI"
41 
42 #include <sys/inttypes.h>
43 #include <sys/cpc_impl.h>
44 
45 #ifdef	__cplusplus
46 extern "C" {
47 #endif
48 
49 /*
50  * All PCBEs must use PCBE_VER_1.
51  */
52 #define	PCBE_VER_1	1
53 
54 typedef struct __pcbe_ops {
55 	uint_t		pcbe_ver;
56 	uint_t		pcbe_caps;
57 	uint_t		(*pcbe_ncounters)(void);
58 	const char	*(*pcbe_impl_name)(void);
59 	const char	*(*pcbe_cpuref)(void);
60 	char		*(*pcbe_list_events)(uint_t picnum);
61 	char		*(*pcbe_list_attrs)(void);
62 	uint64_t	(*pcbe_event_coverage)(char *event);
63 	uint64_t	(*pcbe_overflow_bitmap)(void);
64 	int		(*pcbe_configure)(uint_t, char *, uint64_t, uint_t,
65 				uint_t, kcpc_attr_t *, void **, void *);
66 	void		(*pcbe_program)(void *);
67 	void		(*pcbe_allstop)(void);
68 	void		(*pcbe_sample)(void *);
69 	void		(*pcbe_free)(void *);
70 } pcbe_ops_t;
71 
72 extern pcbe_ops_t *pcbe_ops;
73 
74 /*
75  * uint_t pcbe_ver;
76  *
77  *	Must always be set to PCBE_VER_1.
78  *
79  * uint_t pcbe_caps;
80  *
81  *	Bitmask of capability flags which define the processor's capabilities:
82  *		CPC_CAP_OVERFLOW_INTERRUPT:
83  *			This processor can generate an interrupt when a counter
84  *			overflows.
85  *
86  *		CPC_CAP_OVERFLOW_PRECISE:
87  *			When an overflow interrupt occurs, the backend can
88  *			determine programmatically exactly which counter
89  *			overflowed.
90  *
91  * uint_t (*pcbe_ncounters)(void);
92  *
93  *	Returns the number of counters on the processor.
94  *
95  * const char *(*pcbe_impl_name)(void);
96  *
97  *	Returns a pointer to a string which uniquely identifies the CPC
98  *	capabilities of the processor.
99  *
100  * const char *(*pcbe_cpuref)(void);
101  *
102  *	Returns a pointer to a string which points to a reference manual of
103  *	some sort which should be consulted to understand the performance
104  *	counters.
105  *
106  * char	*(*pcbe_list_events)(uint_t picnum);
107  *
108  *	Returns a pointer to a comma-separated list of events which the given
109  *	counter number is capable of counting. picnum starts at 0 and goes as
110  *	high as (ncounters - 1).
111  *
112  * char *(*pcbe_list_attrs)(void);
113  *
114  *	Returns a pointer to a comma-separated list of attribute names which
115  *	the PCBE supports.
116  *
117  * uint64_t (*pcbe_event_coverage)(char *event);
118  *
119  *	Returns a bitmask indicating which counters are capable of counting the
120  *	named event. Counter n is deemed capable if bit (1 << n) is turned on,
121  *	where counters range from 0 to (ncounters - 1).
122  *
123  * uint64_t (*pcbe_overflow_bitmap)(void);
124  *
125  *	Called by the kernel when a performance counter interrupt is received.
126  *	This routine must return a bitmap of counters indicating which ones have
127  *	overflowed. If the platform cannot determine this, it must act as if
128  *	_all_ of its counters have overflowed.
129  *
130  * int (*pcbe_configure)(uint_t picnum, char *event, uint64_t preset,
131  *				uint_t flags, uint_t nattrs, kcpc_attr_t *attrp,
132  *				void **configp, void *token);
133  *
134  *	Returns a pointer to a PCBE-private data structure which can later be
135  *	used to program the indicated picnum according to the arguments.
136  *	token may be passed to kcpc_next_config() in order to walk the list of
137  *	configurations which will be programmed together.
138  *
139  * void	(*pcbe_program)(void *token);
140  *
141  *	Collects all configurations which will be programmed together, via
142  *	kcpc_next_config(), programs them onto the hardware, and starts the
143  *	performance counters.
144  *
145  * void	(*pcbe_allstop)(void);
146  *
147  *	Stops all hardware performance counters.
148  *
149  * void	(*pcbe_sample)(void *token);
150  *
151  *	Samples the values in the performance couters and updates the locations
152  *	returned by kcpc_next_config() with the delta since the last sample.
153  *
154  * void	(*pcbe_free)(void *config);
155  *
156  *	Frees the given configuration.
157  */
158 
159 #ifdef	__cplusplus
160 }
161 #endif
162 
163 #endif /* _SYS_CPC_PCBE_H */
164