/** @file
  VT-d policy definitions.

Copyright (c) 2017, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause-Patent

**/
#ifndef _VTD_CONFIG_H_
#define _VTD_CONFIG_H_

#pragma pack(push, 1)

#define SA_VTD_ENGINE_NUMBER        2

#define VTD_CONFIG_REVISION 1

/**
  The data elements should be initialized by a Platform Module.
  The data structure is for VT-d driver initialization\n
  <b>Revision 1</b>:
  - Initial version.
**/
typedef struct {
  CONFIG_BLOCK_HEADER  Header;                                       ///< Offset 0-27 Config Block Header
  /**
    Offset 28:0 :
    VT-D Support can be verified by reading CAP ID register as expalined in BIOS Spec.
    This policy is for debug purpose only.
    If VT-D is not supported, all other policies in this config block will be ignored.
    <b>0 = To use Vt-d</b>;
    1 = Avoids programming Vtd bars, Vtd overrides and DMAR table.
  **/
  UINT32        VtdDisable               : 1;
  UINT32        X2ApicOptOut             : 1;       ///< Offset 28:1 :This field is used to enable the X2APIC_OPT_OUT bit in the DMAR table. 1=Enable/Set and <b>0=Disable/Clear</b>
  UINT32        RsvdBits0                : 30;      ///< Offset 28:2 :Reserved bits for future use
  UINT32        BaseAddress[SA_VTD_ENGINE_NUMBER];  ///< Offset 32: This field is used to describe the base addresses for VT-d function: <b>BaseAddress[0]=0xFED90000, BaseAddress[0]=0xFED91000 </b>
} VTD_CONFIG;
#pragma pack(pop)

#endif   //  _VTD_CONFIG_H_