include/block/aesblk.h File Reference

AES block device interface. More...

#include <workqueue.h>
#include <block/device.h>
#include <aes.h>

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Functions
void	aesblk_update (struct aes_block_device *aes_bdev)
	Load block device descriptions from underlying device.
void	aesblk_prepare_req (struct block_device *bdev, struct block_request *breq, uint32_t lba, uint32_t nr_blocks, enum block_operation operation)
	Prepare an AES block request for use.
struct block_request *	aesblk_alloc_req (struct block_device *bdev)
	Allocate memory for one AES block request.
void	aesblk_free_req (struct block_device *bdev, struct block_request *breq)
	Free the memory allocated by a block request.
void	aesblk_init (struct aes_block_device *aes_bdev, struct block_device *card_bdev)
	Initialize AES block device.

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Detailed Description

AES block device interface.

This is the interface of the AES block device.

• Compiler: IAR EWAVR32 and GNU GCC for AVR32
• Supported devices: All devices
• AppNote:

Author:

Atmel Corporation: http://www.atmel.com
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Definition in file aesblk.h.

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Function Documentation

struct block_request* aesblk_alloc_req

(

struct block_device *

bdev

)

[read]

Allocate memory for one AES block request.

This function will allocate all the memory needed by one AES block request and return a pointer to this request.

Parameters:

bdev

Pointer to the block device interface of an AES block device.

Returns:

Pointer to the allocated block request.

Definition at line 547 of file aesblk.c.

References block_alloc_request(), memset(), and unlikely.

Referenced by aesblk_init().

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void aesblk_free_req	(	struct block_device *	bdev,
		struct block_request *	breq
	)

Free the memory allocated by a block request.

Parameters:

	bdev	Pointer to the block device the block request was allocated for.
	breq	Pointer to the block request that is to be freed.

Definition at line 576 of file aesblk.c.

References block_free_request().

Referenced by aesblk_init().

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void aesblk_init	(	struct aes_block_device *	abdev,
		struct block_device *	card_bdev
	)

Initialize AES block device.

This function will initialize the AES block device with the underlying block device (typically a SDMMC card).

Parameters:

	abdev	Pointer to the AES block device
	card_bdev	Pointer to the underlying block device

Definition at line 73 of file aesblk.c.

References aesblk_alloc_req(), aesblk_free_req(), aesblk_prepare_req(), block_device::alloc_req, block_device::free_req, and block_device::prepare_req.

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void aesblk_prepare_req	(	struct block_device *	bdev,
		struct block_request *	breq,
		uint32_t	lba,
		uint32_t	nr_blocks,
		enum block_operation	operation
	)

Prepare an AES block request for use.

This function will prepare an AES block request for submittion to the AES block driver.

Parameters:

	bdev	Pointer to the block device part of an AES block device.
	breq	Pointer to the block request to prepare.
	lba	Location of the blocks to operate on.
	nr_blocks	Number of blocks to read/write.
	operation	Which block operation to perform (read or write).

Definition at line 486 of file aesblk.c.

References block_request::bdev, BLK_OP_READ, BLK_OP_WRITE, block_prepare_req(), block_request::buf_list_done, block_request::bytes_xfered, block_request::context, dbg_verbose, block_request::req_done, block_request::req_submit, block_request::req_submit_buf_list, slist_init(), block_request::status, STATUS_IN_PROGRESS, unhandled_case, and workqueue_init_item().

Referenced by aesblk_init().

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void aesblk_update

(

struct aes_block_device *

abdev

)

Load block device descriptions from underlying device.

Parameters:

aes_bdev

AES block device pointer

Definition at line 91 of file aesblk.c.

References block_device::block_size, block_device::flags, block_device::get_dev_id, and block_device::nr_blocks.