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Here is an example that maps a BAR. Note that the handling of offsets
is necessary because some smarter BIOSes may map memory to places
within a page.
pcibios_read_config_dword(bus, dfn, PCI_BASE_ADDRESS_0, &dw);
{ unsigned long base = dw & PAGE_MASK;
unsigned long off = dw & (~0xf & (PAGE_SIZE-1));
xsp->amcc0 = off + (unsigned long)ioremap(base, AMCC_SIZE+off);
}
if (debug_flag&DBG_VERBIAGE)
printk("sinj%u: BAR[0] = 0x%08x [%p]\n", xsp->dev_num,
dw, xsp->amcc0);
Note that there is a #define ioremap vremap up higher. Also note that
I use readl and writel to access memory mapped registers. This is the
most portable way to do it, and looks neater then a bunch of casts.
I can provide the source to the entire driver if anyone is interested
(it is for a scanner simulator board we built) and I have other drivers
buried in uCR packages in:
ftp://ftp.picturel.com/pub/source/ucr/ucr-1.0.tar.gz
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