#ifndef _ClkMgr_H_
#define _ClkMgr_H_
/******************************************************************************
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**  FILENAME:       XsClkMgr.h
**
**  PURPOSE:        API for the clocks manager. The clocks manager is responsible 
**                  for enabling and disabling clocks to the peripheral devices.
**                  Note that not all of the registers are handled in this file.
**                  Specifically the OSCC, and CCCR registers are missing from 
**                  this file. The reason is that these registers are supposed to 
**                  be set using the assembly language startup for the system and
**                  really should not be tampered with afterwards. 
**
**  LAST MODIFIED:  $Modtime: 7/17/03 1:01p $
******************************************************************************/

/*
*******************************************************************************
The clock enable register CKEN.
The naming of these bits conforms to the standard whereby the action 
is specified in the name when the bit is set. However, these bits will be 
used for both enabling and disabling the clocks. Therefore an alias is created 
for each of these bits. The alias is the next section.
*******************************************************************************
*/

#define PWM0_CE     (0x1u << 0)     // PWM #0 clock enable
#define PWM1_CE     (0x1u << 1)     // PWM #1 clock enable
#define AC97_CE     (0x1u << 2)     // AC97 
#define SSP2_CE     (0x1u << 3)     // SSP 2
#define SSP3_CE     (0x1u << 4)     // SSP 3
#define STUART_CE   (0x1u << 5)     // Standard UART
#define FFUART_CE   (0x1u << 6)     // Full Function UART
#define BTUART_CE   (0x1u << 7)     // Bluetooth UART
#define I2S_CE      (0x1u << 8)     // I2S
#define OST_CE      (0x1u << 9)     // Operating System Timers
#define USBH_CE     (0x1u << 10)    // USB Host
#define USB_CE      (0x1u << 11)    // USB Client
#define MMC_CE      (0x1u << 12)    // MMC
#define ICP_CE      (0x1u << 13)    // ICP
#define I2C_CE      (0x1u << 14)    // I2C
#define PWRI2C_CE   (0x1u << 15)    //
#define LCD_CE      (0x1u << 16)    // LCD 
#define MSL_CE      (0x1u << 17)    // MSL
#define USIM_CE     (0x1u << 18)    // USIM
#define KEYPAD_CE   (0x1u << 19)    // Keypad
#define MSTICK_CE   (0x1u << 21)    // Memory Stick
#define MEMC_CE     (0x1u << 22)    // Memory Controller
#define SSP_CE      (0x1u << 23)    // SSP 1
#define QCI_CE      (0x1u << 24)    // QCI 1, hzh

/*
*******************************************************************************
Aliases for the device clock enables. The enable and disable procedure takes
a single UINT32 as a parameter. This UINT32 contains the bit settings for the 
devices that are being enabled or disabled.
*******************************************************************************
*/

typedef enum periphClkNamesS
{
    CK_PWM0   =  PWM0_CE,
    CK_PWM1   =  PWM1_CE,
    CK_AC97   =  AC97_CE,
    CK_SSP2   =  SSP2_CE,
    CK_SSP3   =  SSP3_CE,   
    CK_STUART =  STUART_CE,
    CK_FFUART =  FFUART_CE,
    CK_BTUART =  BTUART_CE,
    CK_I2S    =  I2S_CE,
    CK_OST    =  OST_CE,
    CK_USBH   =  USBH_CE,
    CK_USB    =  USB_CE,
    CK_MMC    =  MMC_CE,
    CK_ICP    =  ICP_CE,
    CK_I2C    =  I2C_CE,
    CK_PWRI2C =  PWRI2C_CE,
    CK_LCD    =  LCD_CE,
    CK_MSL    =  MSL_CE,
    CK_USIM   =  USIM_CE,
    CK_KEYPAD =  KEYPAD_CE,
    CK_MSTICK =  MSTICK_CE,
    CK_MEMC   =  MEMC_CE,
    CK_SSP    =  SSP_CE,
    CK_QCI    =  QCI_CE	//hzh
} periphClkNamesT;   

/*
*******************************************************************************
Note: The following structure defines all of the Clock manager registers, 
but only the CKEN register is manipulated in this module. The other registers
should have been pre-programmed by the assembly language startup code.
*******************************************************************************
*/

#define CKEN_REGISTER_BASE 0x41300000

typedef struct clkMgrRegsS
{
    VUINT32 CCCR;       // Core clock configuration register
    VUINT32 CKEN;       // Clock Enable register
    VUINT32 OSCC;       // Oscillator Configuration register
}clkMgrRegsT;

/*
*******************************************************************************
function prototypes
*******************************************************************************
*/

UINT32 xsCMEnableClock (periphClkNamesT);
UINT32 xsCMDisableClock (periphClkNamesT);
UINT32 xsCMDisableClockAll(void);

/*****************************************************************************/

#endif //_ClkMgr_H_