Resource Management host ID configuration entry describing a host's allowed system priorities as well as a host's supervisor.
- Parameters
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| host_id | Processing entity host ID |
| allowed_qos | Allowed QoS level configuration for host ID: The host ID gets assigned a list of QoS levels which
are allowed. As QoS level is a 3-bit field, there are
8 possible order-IDs. Thus in one 16-bit word, flags
are set specifying whether or not the QoS level is
allowed for the host ID. For each QoS level, the value
of 01b means not allowed, 10b means allowed, and 11b
and 00b are invalid/errors. These are encoded in a
bitfield because there is one set of allowed QoS levels
for every host ID.
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| allowed_orderid | Allowed order-ID configuration for the host ID: The host ID gets assigned a list of order-IDs which
are allowed. As order-ID is a 4-bit field, there are
16 possible order-IDs. Thus in one 32-bit word, flags
are set specifying whether or not the order-ID is
allowed for the host ID. For each order-ID, the value
of 01b means not allowed, 10b means allowed, and 11b
and 00b are invalid/errors. These are encoded in a
bitfield because there is one set of allowed
order-IDs for every host ID.
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| allowed_atype | Allowed atype configuration for the host ID: The host ID gets assigned a list of atypes which
are allowed. atype is a 2-bit field with 3 possible
values. Thus in one 8-bit word, flags are set
specifying whether or not an atype value is
allowed for the host ID. For each atype, the value
of 01b means not allowed, 10b means allowed, and 11b
and 00b are invalid/errors. These are encoded in a
bitfield because there is one set of allowed atypes
for every host ID.
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| allowed_priority | Allowed bus priority configuration for host ID: The host ID gets assigned a list of bus priorities
which are allowed. As bus priority is a 3-bit field,
there are 8 possible bus priorities. Thus in one
16-bit word, flags are set specifying whether or not
the bus priority is allowed for the host ID. For each
bus priority, the value of 01b means not allowed,
10b means allowed, and 11b and 00b are
invalid/errors. These are encoded in a bitfield
because there is one set of allowed bus priorities
for every host ID.
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| allowed | sched_priority Allowed UDMAP channel scheduling priority configuration for host ID: |
The host ID gets assigned a list of UDMAP channel scheduling priorities which are allowed. As UDMAP channel scheduling priority is a 2-bit field, there are 4 possible UDMAP channel scheduling priorities. Thus in one 8-bit word, flags are set specifying whether or not UDMAP channel scheduling priority is allowed for the host ID. For each priority, the value of 01b means not allowed, 10b means allowed, and 11b and 00b are invalid/errors. These are encoded in a bitfield because there is one set of allowed UDMAP channel scheduling priorities for every host ID.
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