i8259.c

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/*
 * Copyright (C) 2001-2004 Jakub Jermar
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#include <arch/drivers/i8259.h>
#include <cpu.h>
#include <arch/types.h>
#include <arch/asm.h>
#include <arch.h>
#include <print.h>
#include <interrupt.h>

/*
 * This is the PIC driver.
 * Programmable Interrupt Controller for UP systems.
 */

static void pic_spurious(int n, istate_t *istate);

void i8259_init(void)
{
        /* ICW1: this is ICW1, ICW4 to follow */
        outb(PIC_PIC0PORT1, PIC_ICW1 | PIC_NEEDICW4);

        /* ICW2: IRQ 0 maps to INT IRQBASE */
        outb(PIC_PIC0PORT2, IVT_IRQBASE);

        /* ICW3: pic1 using IRQ IRQ_PIC1 */
        outb(PIC_PIC0PORT2, 1 << IRQ_PIC1);

        /* ICW4: i8086 mode */
        outb(PIC_PIC0PORT2, 1);

        /* ICW1: ICW1, ICW4 to follow */
        outb(PIC_PIC1PORT1, PIC_ICW1 | PIC_NEEDICW4);

        /* ICW2: IRQ 8 maps to INT (IVT_IRQBASE + 8) */
        outb(PIC_PIC1PORT2, IVT_IRQBASE + 8);

        /* ICW3: pic1 is known as IRQ_PIC1 */
        outb(PIC_PIC1PORT2, IRQ_PIC1);

        /* ICW4: i8086 mode */
        outb(PIC_PIC1PORT2, 1);

        /*
         * Register interrupt handler for the PIC spurious interrupt.
         */
        exc_register(VECTOR_PIC_SPUR, "pic_spurious", (iroutine) pic_spurious); 

        /*
         * Set the enable/disable IRQs handlers.
         * Set the End-of-Interrupt handler.
         */
        enable_irqs_function = pic_enable_irqs;
        disable_irqs_function = pic_disable_irqs;
        eoi_function = pic_eoi;

        pic_disable_irqs(0xffff);               /* disable all irq's */
        pic_enable_irqs(1<<IRQ_PIC1);           /* but enable pic1 */
}

void pic_enable_irqs(__u16 irqmask)
{
        __u8 x;

        if (irqmask & 0xff) {
                x = inb(PIC_PIC0PORT2);
                outb(PIC_PIC0PORT2, x & (~(irqmask & 0xff)));
        }
        if (irqmask >> 8) {
                x = inb(PIC_PIC1PORT2);
                outb(PIC_PIC1PORT2, x & (~(irqmask >> 8)));
        }
}

void pic_disable_irqs(__u16 irqmask)
{
        __u8 x;

        if (irqmask & 0xff) {
                x = inb(PIC_PIC0PORT2);
                outb(PIC_PIC0PORT2, x | (irqmask & 0xff));
        }
        if (irqmask >> 8) {
                x = inb(PIC_PIC1PORT2);
                outb(PIC_PIC1PORT2, x | (irqmask >> 8));
        }
}

void pic_eoi(void)
{
        outb(0x20,0x20);
        outb(0xa0,0x20);
}

void pic_spurious(int n, istate_t *istate)
{
#ifdef CONFIG_DEBUG
        printf("cpu%d: PIC spurious interrupt\n", CPU->id);
#endif
}

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