Marshall Portion
This is an array of u32's.
Word |
Bits |
Description
|
0 |
19-16 |
Number of marshalls type X (each: 2 words).
|
0 |
23-20 |
Number of inbufs (each: 3 words). Type mask: 5
|
0 |
27-24 |
Number of outbufs (each: 3 words). Type mask: 6
|
0 |
31-28 |
Number of marshalls type W (each: 3 words)
|
1 |
9-0 |
Size of data portion in u32's.
|
1 |
13-10 |
Marshal type T something.
|
1 |
17-14 |
Marshal type T something.
|
1 |
31 |
Enable special descriptor.
|
... |
|
Special descriptor, if enabled.
|
... |
|
Type X descriptors, each one 2 words.
|
... |
|
Inbuf descriptors, each one 3 words.
|
... |
|
Outbuf descriptors, each one 3 words.
|
... |
|
Type W descriptors, each one 3 words.
|
Special descriptor
There can only be one of this descriptor type. It is enabled by bit31 of the second word.
Word |
Bits |
Description
|
0 |
0 |
?
|
0 |
4-1 |
Number of A-words for this special descriptor (=x).
|
0 |
8-5 |
Number of B-words for this special descriptor (=y).
|
1 |
|
A-words, purpose unknown.
|
1+x |
|
B-words, purpose unknown.
|
Inbuf/outbuf descriptor
They fucked up this one, big time.
Word |
Bits |
Description
|
0 |
|
Lower 32-bits of size.
|
1 |
|
Lower 32-bits of address.
|
2 |
0 |
Always set to 1 or 3. RW flags?
|
2 |
4-2 |
Bit 38-36 of address.
|
2 |
27-24 |
Bit 35-32 of size.
|
2 |
31-28 |
Bit 35-32 of address.
|
Descriptor type B
Word |
Description
|
0 |
Lower 32-bits of addr?
|
1 |
Upper 16bits: Size, Lower 16bits: Rest of addr?
|
Descriptor type C
Word |
Description
|
0 |
Upper 16bits: Size, Lower 16: ?
|
1 |
?
|
Data Portion
This is an array of u64's placed after the marshall header. But it's always aligned to 16 so sometimes there is padding words inserted inbetween.
Word |
Description
|
0 |
Magic ("SFCI")
|
1 |
Cmd id
|
... |
Non-marshalled data is placed here
|
Cmd header 1 |
Cmd header 2 |
Description
|
4 |
9 |
Data portion size 20.
|
4 |
10 |
Data portion size 24.
|
4 |
12 |
Data portion size 32.
|
4 |
14 |
Data portion size 40.
|
4 |
0x8000000C |
Marshall words: (u32) 1. Data portion size 32.
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