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#ifndef __iwl_bus_h__
#define __iwl_bus_h__

#include <linux/types.h>
#include <linux/spinlock.h>

/**
 * DOC: Bus layer - role and goal
 *
 * iwl-bus.h defines the API to the bus layer of the iwlwifi driver.
 * The bus layer is responsible for doing very basic bus operations that are
 * listed in the iwl_bus_ops structure.
 * The bus layer registers to the bus driver, advertises the supported HW and
 * gets notifications about enumeration, suspend, resume.
 * For the moment, the bus layer is not a linux kernel module as itself, and
 * the module_init function of the driver must call the bus specific
 * registration functions. These functions are listed at the end of this file.
 * For the moment, there is only one implementation of this interface: PCI-e.
 * This implementation is iwl-pci.c
 */

/**
 * DOC: encapsulation and type safety
 *
 * The iwl_bus describes the data that is shared amongst all the bus layer
 * implementations. This data is visible to other layers. Data in the bus
 * specific area is not visible outside the bus specific implementation.
 * iwl_bus holds a pointer to iwl_shared which holds pointer to all the other
 * layers of the driver (iwl_priv, iwl_trans). In fact, this is the way to go
 * when the transport layer needs to call a function of another layer.
 *
 * In order to achieve encapsulation, iwl_priv cannot be dereferenced from the
 * bus layer. Type safety is still kept since functions that gets iwl_priv gets
 * a typed pointer (as opposed to void *).
 */

/**
 * DOC: probe flow
 *
 * The module_init calls the bus specific registration function. The
 * registration to the bus layer will trigger an enumeration of the bus which
 * will call the bus specific probe function.
 * The first thing this function must do is to allocate the memory needed by
 * iwl_bus + the bus_specific data.
 * Once the bus specific probe function has configured the hardware, it
 * chooses the appropriate transport layer and calls iwl_probe that will run
 * the bus independent probe flow.
 *
 * Note: The bus specific code must set the following data in iwl_bus before it
 *       calls iwl_probe:
 *	* bus->dev
 *	* bus->irq
 *	* bus->ops
 */

struct iwl_shared;
struct iwl_bus;

/**
 * struct iwl_bus - bus common data
 *
 * This data is common to all bus layer implementations.
 *
 * @ops - pointer to iwl_bus_ops
 * @shrd - pointer to iwl_shared which holds shared data from the upper layer
 *	NB: for the time being this needs to be set by the upper layer since
 *	it allocates the shared data
 */
struct iwl_bus {
	struct iwl_shared *shrd;

	/* pointer to bus specific struct */
	/*Ensure that this pointer will always be aligned to sizeof pointer */
	char bus_specific[0] __attribute__((__aligned__(sizeof(void *))));
};

/*****************************************************
* Bus layer registration functions
******************************************************/
int __must_check iwl_pci_register_driver(void);
void iwl_pci_unregister_driver(void);

#endif /* __iwl_bus_h__ */
