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fc-fsio: guard against bogus readdir results from the target
If the FFS being operated on contains SE K2x0 extended filenames,
readdir will return strings that are bad for printing. We need to
guard against this possibility, and also against possible other
bogosity that could be sent by other alien firmwares.
author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Sat, 31 Dec 2022 22:55:23 +0000 |
parents | 0f11da299b7d |
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/* * Definitions for Calypso general-purpose timer registers * * This header is usable from both .c and .S source files. */ #ifndef _CALYPSO_TIMER_H #define _CALYPSO_TIMER_H #define TIMER1_BASE_ADDR 0xFFFE3800 #define TIMER2_BASE_ADDR 0xFFFE6800 #ifdef __ASSEMBLER__ /* * Assembly source with cpp * * The most convenient way to access registers like these from ARM * assembly is to load the base address of the register block in some * ARM register, using only one ldr rN, =xxx instruction and only one * literal pool entry, and then access various registers in the block * from the same base using the immediate offset addressing mode. * * Here we define the offsets for the usage scenario above. */ #define CNTL_TIM 0x00 #define LOAD_TIM 0x02 #define READ_TIM 0x04 #else /* * C source * * For access from C, we define the layout of each timer register block * as a struct, and then define a pleudo-global-var for easy "volatile" * access to each of the 2 timers. */ struct timer_regs { unsigned char cntl; unsigned char pad; unsigned short load; unsigned short read; }; #define TIMER1_REGS (*(volatile struct timer_regs *) TIMER1_BASE_ADDR) #define TIMER2_REGS (*(volatile struct timer_regs *) TIMER2_BASE_ADDR) #endif /* CNTL register bit definitions */ #define CNTL_START 0x01 #define CNTL_AUTO_RELOAD 0x02 #define CNTL_CLOCK_ENABLE 0x20 #endif /* include guard */