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fw-api: CL 31413468 - update fw common interface files
Change-Id: Icaae39d21c33c2c460b17afaef4c634f0d5f77bd CRs-Fixed: 3830439
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@ -3870,6 +3870,22 @@ typedef enum {
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#define WMI_SUPPORTED_WIFI_8_CERTIFIED_GENERATION_SET(wifi_generations, value) \
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WMI_SET_BITS(wifi_generations, 4, 1, value)
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/* Begin SAM related capabilities */
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#define WMI_CAP_EXT2_SAM_NUM_SUPPORTED_PEER_GET(sam_capability_1) \
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WMI_GET_BITS(sam_capability_1, 0, 12)
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#define WMI_CAP_EXT2_SAM_NUM_SUPPORTED_PEER_SET(sam_capability_1, value) \
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WMI_SET_BITS(sam_capability_1, 0, 12, value)
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#define WMI_CAP_EXT2_SAM_NUM_SUPPORTED_MSDUQ_GET(sam_capability_1) \
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WMI_GET_BITS(sam_capability_1, 12, 13)
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#define WMI_CAP_EXT2_SAM_NUM_SUPPORTED_MSDUQ_SET(sam_capability_1, value) \
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WMI_SET_BITS(sam_capability_1, 12, 13, value)
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#define WMI_CAP_EXT2_SAM_NUM_SUPPORTED_MPDUQ_GET(sam_capability_2) \
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WMI_GET_BITS(sam_capability_2, 0, 12)
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#define WMI_CAP_EXT2_SAM_NUM_SUPPORTED_MPDUQ_SET(sam_capability_2, value) \
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WMI_SET_BITS(sam_capability_2, 0, 12, value)
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/* End SAM related capabilities */
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typedef struct {
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A_UINT32 tlv_header; /* TLV tag and len; tag equals WMITLV_TAG_STRUC_wmi_service_ready_ext2_event_fixed_param.*/
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*/
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A_UINT32 max_cfr_filter_groups_supp;
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/*
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* The maximum number of supported SAM Peer/MSDUQ/MPDUQ elements. This does
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* NOT indicate the support limits for the HW, but rather the FW limit.
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* Some FW targets may not support the maximum HW capability.
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*
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* When the host allocates the associated SAM data structure, it should do
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* so with IDs strictly less than the limit indicated below. For example if
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* only 64 SAM Peers are supported by a target, then only SAM Peer IDs 0-63
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* should be utilized.
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*
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* If a target does not support utilizing SAM, all of these SAM
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* configuration values will be 0.
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*/
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union {
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struct {
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A_UINT32 num_supported_sam_peer : 12; /* bits 0:11 */
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A_UINT32 num_supported_sam_msduq : 13; /* bits 12:24 */
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A_UINT32 sam_reserved_1 : 7; /* bits 25:31 */
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A_UINT32 num_supported_sam_mpduq : 12; /* bits 0:11 */
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A_UINT32 sam_reserved_2 : 20; /* bits 12:31 */
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};
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struct {
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A_UINT32 sam_capability_1;
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A_UINT32 sam_capability_2;
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};
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};
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/* Followed by next TLVs:
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* WMI_DMA_RING_CAPABILITIES dma_ring_caps[];
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* wmi_spectral_bin_scaling_params wmi_bin_scaling_params[];
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#define __WMI_VER_MINOR_ 0
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/** WMI revision number has to be incremented when there is a
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* change that may or may not break compatibility. */
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#define __WMI_REVISION_ 1701
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#define __WMI_REVISION_ 1702
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/** The Version Namespace should not be normally changed. Only
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* host and firmware of the same WMI namespace will work
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