Windows NT 4.0 source code leak
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/*++
Copyright (c) 1989 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
jxvideo.h
Abstract:
This module implements contains definitions for the interface with
the video prom initialization code.
Author:
Lluis Abello (lluis) 16-Jul-1992
Environment:
Kernel mode.
Revision History:
--*/
#ifndef _JXVIDEO_
#define _JXVIDEO_
// The video PROM contains the following structure starting at offset zero
// from the PROM base address. Each entry is 8 bytes wide with the low byte
// containing data and the upper 7 bytes reserved.
//
// 63 8 7 0 Offset
// +------------------+ +------------------+
// | reserved | | Board_Identifier | 0x00
// +------------------+ +------------------+
// | reserved | | PROM_Stride | 0x08
// +------------------+ +------------------+
// | reserved | | PROM_Width | 0x10
// +------------------+ +------------------+
// | reserved | | PROM_Size | 0x18
// +------------------+ +------------------+
// | reserved | | Test_Byte_0 | 0x20
// +------------------+ +------------------+
// | reserved | | Test_Byte_1 | 0x28
// +------------------+ +------------------+
// | reserved | | Test_Byte_2 | 0x30
// +------------------+ +------------------+
// | reserved | | Test_Byte_3 | 0x38
// +------------------+ +------------------+
//
//
// Board_Identifier - supplies two bytes identifying the video board.
//
// PROM_Stride - supplies the stride of the PROM in bytes. Possible
// values are:
//
// 1 - data every byte
// 2 - data every 2 bytes
// 4 - data every 4 bytes
// 8 - data every 8 bytes
//
// PROM_Width - supplies the width of the PROM in bytes. Possible values
// are:
//
// 1 - 1 byte wide
// 2 - 2 bytes wide
// 4 - 4 bytes wide
// 8 - 8 bytes wide
//
// PROM_Size - supplies the size of the PROM in 4 KByte pages.
//
// Test_Bytes_[3:0] - supplies a test pattern ("Jazz").
//
// This strucure viewed from the video prom, i.e. the system
//prom reads it taking into account PROM_Stride and PROM_Width
//follows:
//
//typedef struct _VIDEO_PROM_CONFIGURATION {
// ULONG VideoMemorySize;
// ULONG VideoControlSize;
// ULONG CodeOffset;
// ULONG CodeSize;
//} VIDEO_PROM_CONFIGURATION; *PVIDEO_PROM_CONFIGURATION;
//
//
// VideoMemorySize - Supplies the size of video memory in bytes
//
// VideoControlSize - Supplies the size of video control in bytes
//
// CodeOffset - Supplies the offset in bytes from the beginning
// of the video prom to the first byte of code which
// is also the entry point of the initialization routine.
//
// CodeSize - Supplies the size of the code in bytes.
//
//
//
// Following this structure there is a IdentifierString -
// Zero terminated string that identifies the video card "JazzG364", "
// JazzVXL" ...
typedef struct _VIDEO_PROM_CONFIGURATION {
ULONG VideoMemorySize;
ULONG VideoControlSize;
ULONG CodeOffset;
ULONG CodeSize;
} VIDEO_PROM_CONFIGURATION, *PVIDEO_PROM_CONFIGURATION;
typedef struct _VIDEO_VIRTUAL_SPACE {
ULONG MemoryVirtualBase;
ULONG ControlVirtualBase;
} VIDEO_VIRTUAL_SPACE, *PVIDEO_VIRTUAL_SPACE;
typedef
ARC_STATUS
(*PVIDEO_INITIALIZE_ROUTINE) (
IN PVIDEO_VIRTUAL_SPACE VideoAdr,
IN PMONITOR_CONFIGURATION_DATA VideoConfig
);
#define InitializeVideo(VideoAdr, VideoConfig) \
((PVIDEO_INITIALIZE_ROUTINE)(VIDEO_PROM_CODE_VIRTUAL_BASE)) \
((VideoAdr), (VideoConfig))
ARC_STATUS
InitializeVideoFromProm(
IN PMONITOR_CONFIGURATION_DATA Monitor
);
//
// Define colors, HI = High Intensity
//
#define FW_COLOR_BLACK 0x00
#define FW_COLOR_RED 0x01
#define FW_COLOR_GREEN 0x02
#define FW_COLOR_YELLOW 0x03
#define FW_COLOR_BLUE 0x04
#define FW_COLOR_MAGENTA 0x05
#define FW_COLOR_CYAN 0x06
#define FW_COLOR_WHITE 0x07
#define FW_COLOR_HI_BLACK 0x08
#define FW_COLOR_HI_RED 0x09
#define FW_COLOR_HI_GREEN 0x0A
#define FW_COLOR_HI_YELLOW 0x0B
#define FW_COLOR_HI_BLUE 0x0C
#define FW_COLOR_HI_MAGENTA 0x0D
#define FW_COLOR_HI_CYAN 0x0E
#define FW_COLOR_HI_WHITE 0x0F
#endif