/** @file
  BaseEcHw library implementation.

  This library provides basic Embedded Controller Hardware interface.
  It is keeped simple enough and used by other BaseEc libraries to abstacrt the usage

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@par Specification Reference:
**/
#include <Library/EcHwLib.h>
#include <Library/EcLib.h>
#include <Library/DebugLib.h>

typedef struct {
  UINT8   CommandNumber;
  UINT8   NumberOfSendData;
  UINT8   NumberOfReceiveData;
  BOOLEAN CommandImplemented;
} EC_COMMAND_TABLE;

EC_COMMAND_TABLE mEcCommand[] = {
  {EC_C_SMI_NOTIFY_ENABLE        , 0, 0, FALSE}, // Enable SMI notifications to the host
  {EC_C_SMI_NOTIFY_DISABLE       , 0, 0, FALSE}, // SMI notifications are disabled and pending notifications cleared
  {EC_C_QUERY_SYS_STATUS         , 0, 1, TRUE},  // Returns 1 byte of information about the system status
  {EC_C_SMC_GET_MODE             , 0, 4, TRUE},  // Command to detect EC
  {EC_C_QUERY_BOARD_ID_BIT       , 0, 1, TRUE},  // Board Id 8 or 16 bit
  {EC_C_FAB_ID                   , 0, 2, TRUE},  // Get the board fab ID in the lower 3 bits
  {EC_C_SET_CHARGING_METHOD      , 1, 0, TRUE},  // Command to specify charging method. (Normal charging or Fast charging (DFCT))
  {EC_C_GET_PMIC_VENDOR_ID       , 0, 1, FALSE}, // Command to detect the Vendor ID of the PMIC
  {EC_C_SLP_S0_VOLTAGE           , 1, 0, TRUE},  // Command to set/reset the bits of register V085ACNT[7:6]
  {EC_C_RESET                    , 0, 0, TRUE},  // EC Reset in Firmware Update Mode
  {EC_C_SYSTEM_POWER_OFF         , 0, 0, TRUE},  // Turn off the system power
  {EC_C_LOW_POWER_ENTRY          , 0, 0, FALSE}, // Enter Low Power Mode
  {EC_C_LOW_POWER_EXIT           , 0, 0, TRUE},  // Exit Low Power Mode
  {EC_C_UPDATE_EC                , 0, 0, TRUE},  // Update Device Power
  {EC_C_PMIC_VOLTAGE             , 2, 0, TRUE},  // Command to set the VCC and VDDQ Voltage Levels
  {EC_C_LAN_ON                   , 0, 0, TRUE},  // Turn on the power to LAN through EC
  {EC_C_LAN_OFF                  , 0, 0, TRUE},  // Turn off the power to LAN through EC
  {EC_C_DIS_PCH_DTS_READ         , 1, 0, TRUE},  // Disable PCH DTS reading
  {EC_C_SET_CTEMP                , 1, 0, TRUE},  // The next byte written to the data port will be the shutdown temperature
  {EC_C_EN_DTEMP                 , 0, 0, FALSE}, // Commands EC to begin reading Thermal Diode and comparing to Critical Temperature
  {EC_C_DIS_DTEMP                , 0, 0, FALSE}, // Commands EC to stop reading Thermal Diode
  {EC_C_PCH_SMBUS_EN             , 0, 0, FALSE}, // EC PCH SMBus thermal monitoring Enable cmd
  {EC_C_PCH_SMBUS_DIS            , 0, 0, FALSE}, // EC PCH SMBus thermal monitoring Disable cmd
  {EC_C_PCH_SMBUS_WRITE_EN       , 0, 0, FALSE}, // EC PCH SMBus Write Enable cmd
  {EC_C_PCH_SMBUS_WRITE_DIS      , 0, 0, FALSE}, // EC PCH SMBus Write Disable cmd
  {EC_C_TS_ON_DIMM_EN            , 0, 0, FALSE}, // TS-on-DIMM thermal monitoring enable command
  {EC_C_TS_ON_DIMM_DIS           , 0, 0, FALSE}, // TS-on-DIMM thermal monitoring disable command
  {EC_C_PCH_SMBUS_MSG_LENGTH     , 0, 0, FALSE}, // PCH SMBus block read buffer length
  {EC_C_PCH_SMBUS_PEC_EN         , 0, 0, FALSE}, // PCH SMBus Packet Error Checking (PEC) Enable command.
  {EC_C_SMI_QUERY                , 0, 1, TRUE},  // The host reads the data port to retrieve the notifications
  {EC_C_SMI_TIMER                , 0, 0, FALSE}, // Commands the EC to generate a periodic SMI to the host
  {EC_C_SMI_HOTKEY               , 0, 1, TRUE},  // Get the scan code of hotkey pressed (CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + key)
  {EC_C_SMBUS_HIGH_SPEED         , 0, 0, FALSE}, // EC SMBus high speed mode command
  {EC_C_PCH_SMBUS_PEC_DIS        , 0, 0, FALSE}, // PCH SMBus Packet Error Checking (PEC) Disable command.
  {EC_C_READ_MEM                 , 1, 1, TRUE},  // Read the EC memory
  {EC_C_WRITE_MEM                , 2, 0, TRUE},  // Write the EC memory
  {EC_C_DOCK_STATUS              , 0, 1, FALSE}, // Get the dock status
  {EC_C_EC_REVISION              , 0, 2, TRUE},  // Get the revision for the EC
  {EC_C_SET_PD_FW_UPDATE_MODE    , 1, 0, TRUE},  // Commands EC to enter or exit Retimer FW Update Mode for PD controller
  {EC_C_GET_PD_FW_UPDATE_MODE    , 0, 1, TRUE},  // Commands EC to get Status of PD controller Retimer FW Update Mode
  {EC_C_UPDATE_PWM               , 0, 0, TRUE},  // Update the FAN Speed (Update PWM)
  {EC_C_ACPI_ENABLE              , 0, 0, TRUE},  // Enable ACPI mode
  {EC_C_ACPI_DISABLE             , 0, 0, TRUE},  // Disable ACPI mode
  {EC_C_SMI_INJECT               , 0, 0, FALSE}, // The next byte written to the data port will generate an immediate SMI
  {EC_C_SMI_DISABLE              , 0, 0, TRUE},  // SMI generation by the EC is disabled
  {EC_C_SMI_ENABLE               , 0, 0, TRUE},  // SMI generation by the EC is enabled
  {EC_C_USBC_SX_ENTRY_WAIT       , 1, 1, TRUE},  // Send this command from SMM and wait for response
  {EC_C_USBC_SX_EXIT_WAIT        , 0, 1, TRUE},  // Send this command during boot and wait for response
  {EC_C_USBC_IOM_READY_NOTIFY    , 1, 0, TRUE},  // Send this command during boot/resume when IOM is ready
  {EC_C_USBC_GET_USB_CONN_STATUS , 0, 1, TRUE}   // Send this command during boot before USB enumeration and wait for response
};

/**
  Send data and command to EcId0

  @param[in]      Command     Command value to send to the EcId0
  @param[in][out] DataSize    Size of data to send to the EcId0.
                              If the command retuned data - size of buffer returned by the EcId0.
                              Be aware of the DataSize must euqal to size of DataBuffer and cannot smaller
                              than number of send data or number of receive data, whichever is the grater.
  @param[in][out] DataBuffer  Pointer to the data buffer including data to be sent to the EcId0.
                              If the command returned data - pointer to the buffer including the data.
                              The buffer size should be the max of receive and transmit data.

  @retval         EFI_SUCCESS Success
  @retval         Other       Failed - EFI_TIMEOUT, EFI_INVALID_PARAMETER, EFI_UNSUPPORTED,
                                       EFI_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL, etc.
**/
EFI_STATUS
EcId0Interface (
  IN UINT8                     Command,
  IN OUT UINT8                 *DataSize,
  IN OUT UINT8                 *DataBuffer
  )
{
  EFI_STATUS Status;
  UINT8      NumberOfEcCommands;
  UINT8      Index;
  UINT8      TxDataIndex;
  UINT8      RxDataIndex;
  UINT8      MaxValue;

  Status = EFI_SUCCESS;

  NumberOfEcCommands = sizeof (mEcCommand) / sizeof (EC_COMMAND_TABLE);

  for (Index = 0; Index < NumberOfEcCommands; Index++) {
    if (Command != mEcCommand[Index].CommandNumber) {
      continue;
    }
    if (mEcCommand[Index].CommandImplemented != TRUE) {
      Status = EFI_UNSUPPORTED;
      break;
    }

    if ((mEcCommand[Index].NumberOfSendData != 0) || (mEcCommand[Index].NumberOfReceiveData != 0)) {
      if (DataSize == NULL || DataBuffer == NULL) {
        Status = EFI_INVALID_PARAMETER;
        break;
      } else {
        MaxValue = MAX (mEcCommand[Index].NumberOfSendData, mEcCommand[Index].NumberOfReceiveData);
        if (*DataSize < MaxValue) {
          Status = EFI_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL;
          *DataSize = MaxValue;
          break;
        }
      }
    }
    Status = SendEcCommand (Command);
    if (EFI_ERROR (Status)) {
      break;
    }
    if (mEcCommand[Index].NumberOfSendData != 0) {
     for (TxDataIndex = 0; TxDataIndex < mEcCommand[Index].NumberOfSendData; TxDataIndex++) {
        Status = SendEcData (DataBuffer[TxDataIndex]);
        if (EFI_ERROR (Status)) {
          break;
        }
      }
    }
    if (mEcCommand[Index].NumberOfReceiveData != 0) {
      for (RxDataIndex = 0; RxDataIndex < mEcCommand[Index].NumberOfReceiveData; RxDataIndex++) {
        Status = ReceiveEcData (&DataBuffer[RxDataIndex]);
        if (EFI_ERROR (Status)) {
          break;
        }
        *DataSize = RxDataIndex + 1;
      }
    }
    break;
  }
  if (Index == NumberOfEcCommands) {
    DEBUG ((DEBUG_ERROR, "Command %x not define in mEcCommand list.\n",Command));
  } else if (EFI_ERROR (Status)) {
    DEBUG ((DEBUG_ERROR, "EcId0Interface Status %r.\n",Status));
  }
  return Status;
}