CORE/HDD/inc/wlan_hdd_wowl.h

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/*
 * Copyright (c) 2012, The Linux Foundation. All rights reserved.
 *
 * Previously licensed under the ISC license by Qualcomm Atheros, Inc.
 *
 *
 * Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for
 * any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the
 * above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all
 * copies.
 *
 * THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL
 * WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED
 * WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
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 * PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER
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#ifndef _WLAN_HDD_WOWL_H
#define _WLAN_HDD_WOWL_H

/*============================================================================
  @file wlan_hdd_wowl.h

  This module houses all the logic for WOWL in HDD. 
  
  It provides the following APIs

  - Ability to enable/disable following WoWL modes
    1) Magic packet (MP) mode
    2) Pattern Byte Matching (PBM) mode
  - Ability to add/remove patterns for PBM

  A Magic Packet is a packet that contains 6 0xFFs followed by 16 contiguous 
  copies of the receiving NIC's Ethernet address. There is no API to configure
  Magic Packet Pattern.

  Wakeup pattern (used for PBM) is defined as following:
  typedef struct 
  {
    U8  PatternSize;                  // Non-Zero pattern size
    U8  PatternMaskSize;              // Non-zero pattern mask size
    U8  PatternMask[PatternMaskSize]; // Pattern mask
    U8  Pattern[PatternSize];         // Pattern
  } hdd_wowl_ptrn_t;

  PatternSize and PatternMaskSize indicate size of the variable length Pattern
  and PatternMask. PatternMask indicates which bytes of an incoming packet 
  should be compared with corresponding bytes in the pattern.

  Maximum allowed pattern size is 128 bytes. Maximum allowed PatternMaskSize 
  is 16 bytes. 

  Maximum number of patterns that can be configured is 8

  HDD will add following 2 commonly used patterns for PBM by default:
    1) ARP Broadcast Pattern
    2) Unicast Pattern
  
  However note that WoWL will not be enabled by default by HDD. WoWL needs to 
  enabled explcitly by exercising the iwpriv command.

  HDD will expose an API that accepts patterns as Hex string in the following
  format: "PatternSize:PatternMaskSize:PatternMask:Pattern". Mutliple patterns
  can be specified by deleimiting each pattern with the ';' token.
  "PatternSize1:PatternMaskSize1:PatternMask1:Pattern1;PatternSize2:...."

  Patterns can be configured dynamically via iwpriv cmd or statically via
  qcom_cfg.ini file

  PBM (when enabled) can perform filtering on unicast data or broadcast data or
  both. These configurations are part of factory defaults (cfg.dat) and
  the deafult behavior is to perform filtering on both unicast and data frames.

  MP filtering (when enabled) is performed ALWAYS on both unicast and broadcast
  data frames.

  Mangement frames are not subjected to WoWL filtering and are discarded when
  WoWL is enabled.

  Whenever a patern match succeeds, RX path is restored and packets (both 
  management and data) will be pushed to the host from that point onwards. 
  Therefore, exit from WoWL is implicit and happens automatically when the 
  first packet match succeeds.

  WoWL works on top of BMPS. So when WoWL is requested, SME will attempt to put
  the device in BMPS mode (if not already in BMPS). If attempt to BMPS fails, 
  request for WoWL will be rejected.

  Copyright (c) 2009 QUALCOMM Incorporated.
  All Rights Reserved.
  Qualcomm Confidential and Proprietary

============================================================================*/
/* $Header$ */

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Include Files
 * -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include <vos_types.h>

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Preprocessor Definitions and Constants
 * -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Type Declarations
 * -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/**============================================================================
  @brief hdd_add_wowl_ptrn() - Function which will add the WoWL pattern to be
  used when PBM filtering is enabled

  @param ptrn : [in]  pointer to the pattern string to be added

  @return     : FALSE if any errors encountered
              : TRUE otherwise
  ===========================================================================*/
v_BOOL_t hdd_add_wowl_ptrn (hdd_adapter_t *pAdapter, const char * ptrn);

/**============================================================================
  @brief hdd_del_wowl_ptrn() - Function which will remove a WoWL pattern

  @param ptrn : [in]  pointer to the pattern string to be removed

  @return     : FALSE if any errors encountered
              : TRUE otherwise
  ===========================================================================*/
v_BOOL_t hdd_del_wowl_ptrn (hdd_adapter_t *pAdapter, const char * ptrn);

/**============================================================================
  @brief hdd_enter_wowl() - Function which will enable WoWL. Atleast one
  of MP and PBM must be enabled

  @param enable_mp  : [in] Whether to enable magic packet WoWL mode
  @param enable_pbm : [in] Whether to enable pattern byte matching WoWL mode

  @return           : FALSE if any errors encountered
                    : TRUE otherwise
  ===========================================================================*/
v_BOOL_t hdd_enter_wowl (hdd_adapter_t *pAdapter, v_BOOL_t enable_mp, v_BOOL_t enable_pbm);

/**============================================================================
  @brief hdd_exit_wowl() - Function which will disable WoWL

  @return           : FALSE if any errors encountered
                    : TRUE otherwise
  ===========================================================================*/
v_BOOL_t hdd_exit_wowl (hdd_adapter_t*pAdapter);

/**============================================================================
  @brief hdd_init_wowl() - Init function which will initialize the WoWL module
  and perform any required intial configuration 

  @return           : FALSE if any errors encountered
                    : TRUE otherwise
  ===========================================================================*/
v_BOOL_t hdd_init_wowl (hdd_adapter_t* pAdapter);

#endif /* #ifndef _WLAN_HDD_WOWL_H */