/* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only */ #ifndef __DRIVERS_GENERIC_GPIO_KEYS_H__ #define __DRIVERS_GENERIC_GPIO_KEYS_H__ #include #include /* Linux input type */ enum { /* Switch event */ EV_SW = 0x5, }; /* Switch events type (Linux code emitted for EV_SW) */ enum { SW_MUTE_DEVICE = 0xe, SW_PEN_INSERTED = 0xf, }; /* Trigger for wakeup event action */ enum { EV_ACT_ANY, EV_ACT_ASSERTED, EV_ACT_DEASSERTED, }; enum { /* * GPIO key uses SCI route to wake the system from suspend state. This is typically used * when the input line is dual routed i.e. one for IRQ and other for SCI or if the GPIO * controller is capable of handling the filtering for IRQ and SCI separately. This * requires "wake" property to be provided by the board which represents the GPE # for * wake. It is exposed as _PRW in ACPI tables. */ WAKEUP_ROUTE_SCI, /* * GPIO key uses GPIO controller IRQ route for wake. This is used when IRQ and wake are * routed to the same pad and the GPIO controller is not capable of handling the trigger * filtering separately for IRQ and wake. Kernel driver for gpio-keys takes care of * reconfiguring the IRQ trigger as both edges when used in S0 and the edge requested by * BIOS (as per wakeup_event_action) when entering suspend. In this case, _PRW is not * exposed for the key device. */ WAKEUP_ROUTE_GPIO_IRQ, /* GPIO key does not support wake. */ WAKEUP_ROUTE_DISABLED, }; /* Details of the child node defining key */ struct key_info { /* Device name of the child node - Mandatory */ const char *dev_name; /* Keycode emitted for this key - Mandatory */ uint32_t linux_code; /* * Event type generated for this key * See EV_* above. */ uint32_t linux_input_type; /* Descriptive name of the key */ const char *label; /* Wakeup route (if any) for the key. See WAKEUP_ROUTE_* macros above. */ unsigned int wakeup_route; /* Wake GPE -- SCI GPE # for wake. Required for WAKEUP_ROUTE_SCI. */ unsigned int wake_gpe; /* Trigger for Wakeup Event Action as defined in EV_ACT_* enum */ unsigned int wakeup_event_action; /* Can this key be disabled? */ bool can_be_disabled; /* Debounce interval time in milliseconds */ uint32_t debounce_interval; }; struct drivers_generic_gpio_keys_config { /* Device name of the parent gpio-keys node */ const char *name; /* Name of the input device - Optional */ const char *label; /* GPIO line providing the key - Mandatory */ struct acpi_gpio gpio; /* Is this a polled GPIO button? - Optional */ bool is_polled; /* Poll inverval - Mandatory only if GPIO is polled. */ uint32_t poll_interval; /* Details about the key - Mandatory */ struct key_info key; }; #endif /* __DRIVERS_GENERIC_GPIO_KEYS_H__ */