// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0 /* * System Control and Management Interface (SCMI) Raw mode support * * Copyright (C) 2022 ARM Ltd.
*/ /** * DOC: Theory of operation * * When enabled the SCMI Raw mode support exposes a userspace API which allows * to send and receive SCMI commands, replies and notifications from a user * application through injection and snooping of bare SCMI messages in binary * little-endian format. * * Such injected SCMI transactions will then be routed through the SCMI core * stack towards the SCMI backend server using whatever SCMI transport is * currently configured on the system under test. * * It is meant to help in running any sort of SCMI backend server testing, no * matter where the server is placed, as long as it is normally reachable via * the transport configured on the system. * * It is activated by a Kernel configuration option since it is NOT meant to * be used in production but only during development and in CI deployments. * * In order to avoid possible interferences between the SCMI Raw transactions * originated from a test-suite and the normal operations of the SCMI drivers, * when Raw mode is enabled, by default, all the regular SCMI drivers are * inhibited, unless CONFIG_ARM_SCMI_RAW_MODE_SUPPORT_COEX is enabled: in this * latter case the regular SCMI stack drivers will be loaded as usual and it is * up to the user of this interface to take care of manually inhibiting the * regular SCMI drivers in order to avoid interferences during the test runs. * * The exposed API is as follows. * * All SCMI Raw entries are rooted under a common top /raw debugfs top directory * which in turn is rooted under the corresponding underlying SCMI instance. * * /sys/kernel/debug/scmi/ * `-- 0 * |-- atomic_threshold_us * |-- instance_name * |-- raw * | |-- channels * | | |-- 0x10 * | | | |-- message * | | | `-- message_async * | | `-- 0x13 * | | |-- message * | | `-- message_async * | |-- errors * | |-- message * | |-- message_async * | |-- notification * | `-- reset * `-- transport * |-- is_atomic * |-- max_msg_size * |-- max_rx_timeout_ms * |-- rx_max_msg * |-- tx_max_msg * `-- type * * where: * * - errors: used to read back timed-out and unexpected replies * - message*: used to send sync/async commands and read back immediate and * delayed reponses (if any) * - notification: used to read any notification being emitted by the system * (if previously enabled by the user app) * - reset: used to flush the queues of messages (of any kind) still pending * to be read; this is useful at test-suite start/stop to get * rid of any unread messages from the previous run. * * with the per-channel entries rooted at /channels being present only on a * system where multiple transport channels have been configured. * * Such per-channel entries can be used to explicitly choose a specific channel * for SCMI bare message injection, in contrast with the general entries above * where, instead, the selection of the proper channel to use is automatically * performed based the protocol embedded in the injected message and on how the * transport is configured on the system. * * Note that other common general entries are available under transport/ to let * the user applications properly make up their expectations in terms of * timeouts and message characteristics. * * Each write to the message* entries causes one command request to be built * and sent while the replies or delayed response are read back from those same * entries one message at time (receiving an EOF at each message boundary). * * The user application running the test is in charge of handling timeouts * on replies and properly choosing SCMI sequence numbers for the outgoing * requests (using the same sequence number is supported but discouraged). * * Injection of multiple in-flight requests is supported as long as the user * application uses properly distinct sequence numbers for concurrent requests * and takes care to properly manage all the related issues about concurrency * and command/reply pairing. Keep in mind that, anyway, the real level of * parallelism attainable in such scenario is dependent on the characteristics * of the underlying transport being used. * * Since the SCMI core regular stack is partially used to deliver and collect * the messages, late replies arrived after timeouts and any other sort of * unexpected message can be identified by the SCMI core as usual and they will * be reported as messages under "errors" for later analysis.
*/
/** * struct scmi_raw_queue - Generic Raw queue descriptor * * @free_bufs: A freelists listhead used to keep unused raw buffers * @free_bufs_lock: Spinlock used to protect access to @free_bufs * @msg_q: A listhead to a queue of snooped messages waiting to be read out * @msg_q_lock: Spinlock used to protect access to @msg_q * @wq: A waitqueue used to wait and poll on related @msg_q
*/ struct scmi_raw_queue { struct list_head free_bufs; /* Protect free_bufs[] lists */
spinlock_t free_bufs_lock; struct list_head msg_q; /* Protect msg_q[] lists */
spinlock_t msg_q_lock;
wait_queue_head_t wq;
};
/** * struct scmi_raw_mode_info - Structure holding SCMI Raw instance data * * @id: Sequential Raw instance ID. * @handle: Pointer to SCMI entity handle to use * @desc: Pointer to the transport descriptor to use * @tx_max_msg: Maximum number of concurrent TX in-flight messages * @q: An array of Raw queue descriptors * @chans_q: An XArray mapping optional additional per-channel queues * @free_waiters: Head of freelist for unused waiters * @free_mtx: A mutex to protect the waiters freelist * @active_waiters: Head of list for currently active and used waiters * @active_mtx: A mutex to protect the active waiters list * @waiters_work: A work descriptor to be used with the workqueue machinery * @wait_wq: A workqueue reference to the created workqueue * @dentry: Top debugfs root dentry for SCMI Raw * @gid: A group ID used for devres accounting * * Note that this descriptor is passed back to the core after SCMI Raw is * initialized as an opaque handle to use by subsequent SCMI Raw call hooks. *
*/ struct scmi_raw_mode_info { unsignedint id; conststruct scmi_handle *handle; conststruct scmi_desc *desc; int tx_max_msg; struct scmi_raw_queue *q[SCMI_RAW_MAX_QUEUE]; struct xarray chans_q; struct list_head free_waiters; /* Protect free_waiters list */ struct mutex free_mtx; struct list_head active_waiters; /* Protect active_waiters list */ struct mutex active_mtx; struct work_struct waiters_work; struct workqueue_struct *wait_wq; struct dentry *dentry; void *gid;
};
/** * struct scmi_xfer_raw_waiter - Structure to describe an xfer to be waited for * * @start_jiffies: The timestamp in jiffies of when this structure was queued. * @cinfo: A reference to the channel to use for this transaction * @xfer: A reference to the xfer to be waited for * @async_response: A completion to be, optionally, used for async waits: it * will be setup by @scmi_do_xfer_raw_start, if needed, to be * pointed at by xfer->async_done. * @node: A list node.
*/ struct scmi_xfer_raw_waiter { unsignedlong start_jiffies; struct scmi_chan_info *cinfo; struct scmi_xfer *xfer; struct completion async_response; struct list_head node;
};
/** * struct scmi_raw_buffer - Structure to hold a full SCMI message * * @max_len: The maximum allowed message size (header included) that can be * stored into @msg * @msg: A message buffer used to collect a full message grabbed from an xfer. * @node: A list node.
*/ struct scmi_raw_buffer {
size_t max_len; struct scmi_msg msg; struct list_head node;
};
/** * struct scmi_dbg_raw_data - Structure holding data needed by the debugfs * layer * * @chan_id: The preferred channel to use: if zero the channel is automatically * selected based on protocol. * @raw: A reference to the Raw instance. * @tx: A message buffer used to collect TX message on write. * @tx_size: The effective size of the TX message. * @tx_req_size: The final expected size of the complete TX message. * @rx: A message buffer to collect RX message on read. * @rx_size: The effective size of the RX message.
*/ struct scmi_dbg_raw_data {
u8 chan_id; struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw; struct scmi_msg tx;
size_t tx_size;
size_t tx_req_size; struct scmi_msg rx;
size_t rx_size;
};
staticvoid scmi_xfer_raw_waiter_enqueue(struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw, struct scmi_xfer_raw_waiter *rw)
{ /* A timestamp for the deferred worker to know how much this has aged */
rw->start_jiffies = jiffies;
/** * scmi_xfer_raw_worker - Work function to wait for Raw xfers completions * * @work: A reference to the work. * * In SCMI Raw mode, once a user-provided injected SCMI message is sent, we * cannot wait to receive its response (if any) in the context of the injection * routines so as not to leave the userspace write syscall, which delivered the * SCMI message to send, pending till eventually a reply is received. * Userspace should and will poll/wait instead on the read syscalls which will * be in charge of reading a received reply (if any). * * Even though reply messages are collected and reported into the SCMI Raw layer * on the RX path, nonetheless we have to properly wait for their completion as * usual (and async_completion too if needed) in order to properly release the * xfer structure at the end: to do this out of the context of the write/send * these waiting jobs are delegated to this deferred worker. * * Any sent xfer, to be waited for, is timestamped and queued for later * consumption by this worker: queue aging is accounted for while choosing a * timeout for the completion, BUT we do not really care here if we end up * accidentally waiting for a bit too long.
*/ staticvoid scmi_xfer_raw_worker(struct work_struct *work)
{ struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw; struct device *dev; unsignedlong max_tmo;
raw = container_of(work, struct scmi_raw_mode_info, waiters_work);
dev = raw->handle->dev;
max_tmo = msecs_to_jiffies(raw->desc->max_rx_timeout_ms);
do { int ret = 0; unsignedint timeout_ms; unsignedlong aging; struct scmi_xfer *xfer; struct scmi_xfer_raw_waiter *rw; struct scmi_chan_info *cinfo;
rw = scmi_xfer_raw_waiter_dequeue(raw); if (!rw) return;
cinfo = rw->cinfo;
xfer = rw->xfer; /* * Waiters are queued by wait-deadline at the end, so some of * them could have been already expired when processed, BUT we * have to check the completion status anyway just in case a * virtually expired (aged) transaction was indeed completed * fine and we'll have to wait for the asynchronous part (if * any): for this reason a 1 ms timeout is used for already * expired/aged xfers.
*/
aging = jiffies - rw->start_jiffies;
timeout_ms = max_tmo > aging ?
jiffies_to_msecs(max_tmo - aging) : 1;
ret = scmi_xfer_raw_wait_for_message_response(cinfo, xfer,
timeout_ms); if (!ret && xfer->hdr.status)
ret = scmi_to_linux_errno(xfer->hdr.status);
if (raw->desc->ops->mark_txdone)
raw->desc->ops->mark_txdone(rw->cinfo, ret, xfer);
/* Wait also for an async delayed response if needed */ if (!ret && xfer->async_done) { unsignedlong tmo = msecs_to_jiffies(SCMI_MAX_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT);
if (!wait_for_completion_timeout(xfer->async_done, tmo))
dev_err(dev, "timed out in RAW delayed resp - HDR:%08X\n",
pack_scmi_header(&xfer->hdr));
}
/* Release waiter and xfer */
scmi_xfer_raw_put(raw->handle, xfer);
scmi_xfer_raw_waiter_put(raw, rw);
} while (1);
}
staticvoid scmi_xfer_raw_reset(struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw)
{ int i;
dev_info(raw->handle->dev, "Resetting SCMI Raw stack.\n");
for (i = 0; i < SCMI_RAW_MAX_QUEUE; i++)
scmi_raw_buffer_queue_flush(raw->q[i]);
}
/** * scmi_xfer_raw_get_init - An helper to build a valid xfer from the provided * bare SCMI message. * * @raw: A reference to the Raw instance. * @buf: A buffer containing the whole SCMI message to send (including the * header) in little-endian binary formmat. * @len: Length of the message in @buf. * @p: A pointer to return the initialized Raw xfer. * * After an xfer is picked from the TX pool and filled in with the message * content, the xfer is registered as pending with the core in the usual way * using the original sequence number provided by the user with the message. * * Note that, in case the testing user application is NOT using distinct * sequence-numbers between successive SCMI messages such registration could * fail temporarily if the previous message, using the same sequence number, * had still not released; in such a case we just wait and retry. * * Return: 0 on Success
*/ staticint scmi_xfer_raw_get_init(struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw, void *buf,
size_t len, struct scmi_xfer **p)
{
u32 msg_hdr;
size_t tx_size; struct scmi_xfer *xfer; int ret, retry = SCMI_XFER_RAW_MAX_RETRIES; struct device *dev = raw->handle->dev;
if (!buf || len < sizeof(u32)) return -EINVAL;
tx_size = len - sizeof(u32); /* Ensure we have sane transfer sizes */ if (tx_size > raw->desc->max_msg_size) return -ERANGE;
xfer = scmi_xfer_raw_get(raw->handle); if (IS_ERR(xfer)) {
dev_warn(dev, "RAW - Cannot get a free RAW xfer !\n"); return PTR_ERR(xfer);
}
/* Build xfer from the provided SCMI bare LE message */
msg_hdr = le32_to_cpu(*((__le32 *)buf));
unpack_scmi_header(msg_hdr, &xfer->hdr);
xfer->hdr.seq = (u16)MSG_XTRACT_TOKEN(msg_hdr); /* Polling not supported */
xfer->hdr.poll_completion = false;
xfer->hdr.status = SCMI_SUCCESS;
xfer->tx.len = tx_size;
xfer->rx.len = raw->desc->max_msg_size; /* Clear the whole TX buffer */
memset(xfer->tx.buf, 0x00, raw->desc->max_msg_size); if (xfer->tx.len)
memcpy(xfer->tx.buf, (u8 *)buf + sizeof(msg_hdr), xfer->tx.len);
*p = xfer;
/* * In flight registration can temporarily fail in case of Raw messages * if the user injects messages without using monotonically increasing * sequence numbers since, in Raw mode, the xfer (and the token) is * finally released later by a deferred worker. Just retry for a while.
*/ do {
ret = scmi_xfer_raw_inflight_register(raw->handle, xfer); if (ret) {
dev_dbg(dev, "...retrying[%d] inflight registration\n",
retry);
msleep(raw->desc->max_rx_timeout_ms /
SCMI_XFER_RAW_MAX_RETRIES);
}
} while (ret && --retry);
if (ret) {
dev_warn(dev, "RAW - Could NOT register xfer %d in-flight HDR:0x%08X\n",
xfer->hdr.seq, msg_hdr);
scmi_xfer_raw_put(raw->handle, xfer);
}
return ret;
}
/** * scmi_do_xfer_raw_start - An helper to send a valid raw xfer * * @raw: A reference to the Raw instance. * @xfer: The xfer to send * @chan_id: The channel ID to use, if zero the channels is automatically * selected based on the protocol used. * @async: A flag stating if an asynchronous command is required. * * This function send a previously built raw xfer using an appropriate channel * and queues the related waiting work. * * Note that we need to know explicitly if the required command is meant to be * asynchronous in kind since we have to properly setup the waiter. * (and deducing this from the payload is weak and do not scale given there is * NOT a common header-flag stating if the command is asynchronous or not) * * Return: 0 on Success
*/ staticint scmi_do_xfer_raw_start(struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw, struct scmi_xfer *xfer, u8 chan_id, bool async)
{ int ret; struct scmi_chan_info *cinfo; struct scmi_xfer_raw_waiter *rw; struct device *dev = raw->handle->dev;
if (!chan_id)
chan_id = xfer->hdr.protocol_id; else
xfer->flags |= SCMI_XFER_FLAG_CHAN_SET;
cinfo = scmi_xfer_raw_channel_get(raw->handle, chan_id); if (IS_ERR(cinfo)) return PTR_ERR(cinfo);
rw = scmi_xfer_raw_waiter_get(raw, xfer, cinfo, async); if (!rw) {
dev_warn(dev, "RAW - Cannot get a free waiter !\n"); return -ENOMEM;
}
/* True ONLY if also supported by transport. */ if (is_polling_enabled(cinfo, raw->desc))
xfer->hdr.poll_completion = true;
reinit_completion(&xfer->done); /* Make sure xfer state update is visible before sending */
smp_store_mb(xfer->state, SCMI_XFER_SENT_OK);
ret = raw->desc->ops->send_message(rw->cinfo, xfer); if (ret) {
dev_err(dev, "Failed to send RAW message %d\n", ret);
scmi_xfer_raw_waiter_put(raw, rw); return ret;
}
/** * scmi_raw_message_send - An helper to build and send an SCMI command using * the provided SCMI bare message buffer * * @raw: A reference to the Raw instance. * @buf: A buffer containing the whole SCMI message to send (including the * header) in little-endian binary format. * @len: Length of the message in @buf. * @chan_id: The channel ID to use. * @async: A flag stating if an asynchronous command is required. * @poll: A flag stating if a polling transmission is required. * * Return: 0 on Success
*/ staticint scmi_raw_message_send(struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw, void *buf, size_t len, u8 chan_id, bool async, bool poll)
{ int ret; struct scmi_xfer *xfer;
ret = scmi_xfer_raw_get_init(raw, buf, len, &xfer); if (ret) return ret;
if (poll) { if (is_transport_polling_capable(raw->desc)) {
xfer->hdr.poll_completion = true;
} else {
dev_err(raw->handle->dev, "Failed to send RAW message - Polling NOT supported\n"); return -EINVAL;
}
}
ret = scmi_do_xfer_raw_start(raw, xfer, chan_id, async); if (ret)
scmi_xfer_raw_put(raw->handle, xfer);
spin_lock_irqsave(&q->msg_q_lock, flags); while (list_empty(&q->msg_q)) {
spin_unlock_irqrestore(&q->msg_q_lock, flags);
if (o_nonblock) return ERR_PTR(-EAGAIN);
if (wait_event_interruptible(q->wq, !list_empty(&q->msg_q))) return ERR_PTR(-ERESTARTSYS);
spin_lock_irqsave(&q->msg_q_lock, flags);
}
rb = scmi_raw_buffer_dequeue_unlocked(q);
spin_unlock_irqrestore(&q->msg_q_lock, flags);
return rb;
}
/** * scmi_raw_message_receive - An helper to dequeue and report the next * available enqueued raw message payload that has been collected. * * @raw: A reference to the Raw instance. * @buf: A buffer to get hold of the whole SCMI message received and represented * in little-endian binary format. * @len: Length of @buf. * @size: The effective size of the message copied into @buf * @idx: The index of the queue to pick the next queued message from. * @chan_id: The channel ID to use. * @o_nonblock: A flag to request a non-blocking message dequeue. * * Return: 0 on Success
*/ staticint scmi_raw_message_receive(struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw, void *buf, size_t len, size_t *size, unsignedint idx, unsignedint chan_id, bool o_nonblock)
{ int ret = 0; struct scmi_raw_buffer *rb; struct scmi_raw_queue *q;
q = scmi_raw_queue_select(raw, idx, chan_id); if (!q) return -ENODEV;
rb = scmi_raw_message_dequeue(q, o_nonblock); if (IS_ERR(rb)) {
dev_dbg(raw->handle->dev, "RAW - No message available!\n"); return PTR_ERR(rb);
}
if (rb->msg.len <= len) {
memcpy(buf, rb->msg.buf, rb->msg.len);
*size = rb->msg.len;
} else {
ret = -ENOSPC;
}
ret = scmi_raw_message_receive(rd->raw, rd->rx.buf, rd->rx.len,
&rd->rx_size, idx, rd->chan_id,
filp->f_flags & O_NONBLOCK); if (ret) {
rd->rx_size = 0; return ret;
}
/* Reset any previous filepos change, including writes */
*ppos = 0;
} elseif (*ppos == rd->rx_size) { /* Return EOF once all the message has been read-out */
rd->rx_size = 0; return 0;
}
if (count > rd->tx.len - rd->tx_size) return -ENOSPC;
/* On first write attempt @count carries the total full message size. */ if (!rd->tx_size)
rd->tx_req_size = count;
/* * Gather a full message, possibly across multiple interrupted wrrtes, * before sending it with a single RAW xfer.
*/ if (rd->tx_size < rd->tx_req_size) {
ssize_t cnt;
/* Grab channel ID from debugfs entry naming if any */ /* not set - reassing 0 we already had after kzalloc() */
rd->chan_id = debugfs_get_aux_num(filp);
for (i = 0; i < raw->tx_max_msg; i++, rw++) {
init_completion(&rw->async_response);
scmi_xfer_raw_waiter_put(raw, rw);
}
INIT_WORK(&raw->waiters_work, scmi_xfer_raw_worker);
return 0;
}
staticint scmi_raw_mode_setup(struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw,
u8 *channels, int num_chans)
{ int ret, idx; void *gid; struct device *dev = raw->handle->dev;
gid = devres_open_group(dev, NULL, GFP_KERNEL); if (!gid) return -ENOMEM;
for (idx = 0; idx < SCMI_RAW_MAX_QUEUE; idx++) {
raw->q[idx] = scmi_raw_queue_init(raw); if (IS_ERR(raw->q[idx])) {
ret = PTR_ERR(raw->q[idx]); goto err;
}
}
xa_init(&raw->chans_q); if (num_chans > 1) { int i;
for (i = 0; i < num_chans; i++) { struct scmi_raw_queue *q;
q = scmi_raw_queue_init(raw); if (IS_ERR(q)) {
ret = PTR_ERR(q); goto err_xa;
}
ret = xa_insert(&raw->chans_q, channels[i], q,
GFP_KERNEL); if (ret) {
dev_err(dev, "Fail to allocate Raw queue 0x%02X\n",
channels[i]); goto err_xa;
}
}
}
ret = scmi_xfer_raw_worker_init(raw); if (ret) goto err_xa;
/** * scmi_raw_mode_init - Function to initialize the SCMI Raw stack * * @handle: Pointer to SCMI entity handle * @top_dentry: A reference to the top Raw debugfs dentry * @instance_id: The ID of the underlying SCMI platform instance represented by * this Raw instance * @channels: The list of the existing channels * @num_chans: The number of entries in @channels * @desc: Reference to the transport operations * @tx_max_msg: Max number of in-flight messages allowed by the transport * * This function prepare the SCMI Raw stack and creates the debugfs API. * * Return: An opaque handle to the Raw instance on Success, an ERR_PTR otherwise
*/ void *scmi_raw_mode_init(conststruct scmi_handle *handle, struct dentry *top_dentry, int instance_id,
u8 *channels, int num_chans, conststruct scmi_desc *desc, int tx_max_msg)
{ int ret; struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw; struct device *dev;
if (!handle || !desc) return ERR_PTR(-EINVAL);
dev = handle->dev;
raw = devm_kzalloc(dev, sizeof(*raw), GFP_KERNEL); if (!raw) return ERR_PTR(-ENOMEM);
/* * Expose per-channel entries if multiple channels available. * Just ignore errors while setting up these interfaces since we * have anyway already a working core Raw support.
*/ if (num_chans > 1) { int i; struct dentry *top_chans;
dev_info(dev, "SCMI RAW Mode initialized for instance %d\n", raw->id);
return raw;
}
/** * scmi_raw_mode_cleanup - Function to cleanup the SCMI Raw stack * * @r: An opaque handle to an initialized SCMI Raw instance
*/ void scmi_raw_mode_cleanup(void *r)
{ struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw = r;
/* Account for hdr ...*/
msg_size = xfer->rx.len + sizeof(u32); /* ... and status if needed */ if (xfer->hdr.type != MSG_TYPE_NOTIFICATION)
msg_size += sizeof(u32);
if (msg_size > *msg_len) return -ENOSPC;
m = msg;
*m = cpu_to_le32(pack_scmi_header(&xfer->hdr)); if (xfer->hdr.type != MSG_TYPE_NOTIFICATION)
*++m = cpu_to_le32(xfer->hdr.status);
memcpy(++m, xfer->rx.buf, xfer->rx.len);
*msg_len = msg_size;
return 0;
}
/** * scmi_raw_message_report - Helper to report back valid reponses/notifications * to raw message requests. * * @r: An opaque reference to the raw instance configuration * @xfer: The xfer containing the message to be reported * @idx: The index of the queue. * @chan_id: The channel ID to use. * * If Raw mode is enabled, this is called from the SCMI core on the regular RX * path to save and enqueue the response/notification payload carried by this * xfer into a dedicated scmi_raw_buffer for later consumption by the user. * * This way the caller can free the related xfer immediately afterwards and the * user can read back the raw message payload at its own pace (if ever) without * holding an xfer for too long.
*/ void scmi_raw_message_report(void *r, struct scmi_xfer *xfer, unsignedint idx, unsignedint chan_id)
{ int ret; unsignedlong flags; struct scmi_raw_buffer *rb; struct device *dev; struct scmi_raw_queue *q; struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw = r;
if (!raw || (idx == SCMI_RAW_REPLY_QUEUE && !SCMI_XFER_IS_RAW(xfer))) return;
dev = raw->handle->dev;
q = scmi_raw_queue_select(raw, idx,
SCMI_XFER_IS_CHAN_SET(xfer) ? chan_id : 0); if (!q) {
dev_warn(dev, "RAW[%d] - NO queue for chan 0x%X. Dropping report.\n",
idx, chan_id); return;
}
/* * Grab the msg_q_lock upfront to avoid a possible race between * realizing the free list was empty and effectively picking the next * buffer to use from the oldest one enqueued and still unread on this * msg_q. * * Note that nowhere else these locks are taken together, so no risk of * deadlocks du eto inversion.
*/
spin_lock_irqsave(&q->msg_q_lock, flags);
rb = scmi_raw_buffer_get(q); if (!rb) { /* * Immediate and delayed replies to previously injected Raw * commands MUST be read back from userspace to free the buffers: * if this is not happening something is seriously broken and * must be fixed at the application level: complain loudly.
*/ if (idx == SCMI_RAW_REPLY_QUEUE) {
spin_unlock_irqrestore(&q->msg_q_lock, flags);
dev_warn(dev, "RAW[%d] - Buffers exhausted. Dropping report.\n",
idx); return;
}
/* * Notifications and errors queues are instead handled in a * circular manner: unread old buffers are just overwritten by * newer ones. * * The main reason for this is that notifications originated * by Raw requests cannot be distinguished from normal ones, so * your Raw buffers queues risk to be flooded and depleted by * notifications if you left it mistakenly enabled or when in * coexistence mode.
*/
rb = scmi_raw_buffer_dequeue_unlocked(q); if (WARN_ON(!rb)) {
spin_unlock_irqrestore(&q->msg_q_lock, flags); return;
}
/* Reset to full buffer length */
rb->msg.len = rb->max_len;
ret = scmi_xfer_raw_collect(rb->msg.buf, &rb->msg.len, xfer); if (ret) {
dev_warn(dev, "RAW - Cannot collect xfer into buffer !\n");
scmi_raw_buffer_put(q, rb); return;
}
scmi_raw_buffer_enqueue(q, rb);
}
staticvoid scmi_xfer_raw_fill(struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw, struct scmi_chan_info *cinfo, struct scmi_xfer *xfer, u32 msg_hdr)
{ /* Unpack received HDR as it is */
unpack_scmi_header(msg_hdr, &xfer->hdr);
xfer->hdr.seq = MSG_XTRACT_TOKEN(msg_hdr);
memset(xfer->rx.buf, 0x00, xfer->rx.len);
raw->desc->ops->fetch_response(cinfo, xfer);
}
/** * scmi_raw_error_report - Helper to report back timed-out or generally * unexpected replies. * * @r: An opaque reference to the raw instance configuration * @cinfo: A reference to the channel to use to retrieve the broken xfer * @msg_hdr: The SCMI message header of the message to fetch and report * @priv: Any private data related to the xfer. * * If Raw mode is enabled, this is called from the SCMI core on the RX path in * case of errors to save and enqueue the bad message payload carried by the * message that has just been received. * * Note that we have to manually fetch any available payload into a temporary * xfer to be able to save and enqueue the message, since the regular RX error * path which had called this would have not fetched the message payload having * classified it as an error.
*/ void scmi_raw_error_report(void *r, struct scmi_chan_info *cinfo,
u32 msg_hdr, void *priv)
{ struct scmi_xfer xfer; struct scmi_raw_mode_info *raw = r;
if (!raw) return;
xfer.rx.len = raw->desc->max_msg_size;
xfer.rx.buf = kzalloc(xfer.rx.len, GFP_ATOMIC); if (!xfer.rx.buf) {
dev_info(raw->handle->dev, "Cannot report Raw error for HDR:0x%X - ENOMEM\n",
msg_hdr); return;
}
/* Any transport-provided priv must be passed back down to transport */ if (priv) /* Ensure priv is visible */
smp_store_mb(xfer.priv, priv);
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