/** @file
 *
 * VBox Host Guest Shared Memory Interface (HGSMI).
 * OS-independent guest structures.
 */

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#ifndef __HGSMI_GUEST_h__
#define __HGSMI_GUEST_h__

#include <VBox/HGSMI/HGSMI.h>
#include <VBox/HGSMI/HGSMIChSetup.h>

/**
 * Structure grouping the context needed for submitting commands to the host
 * via HGSMI 
 */
typedef struct _HGSMIGUESTCOMMANDCONTEXT
{
    /** Information about the memory heap located in VRAM from which data
     * structures to be sent to the host are allocated. */
    HGSMIHEAP heapCtx;
    /** The I/O port used for submitting commands to the host by writing their
     * offsets into the heap. */
    RTIOPORT port;
} HGSMIGUESTCOMMANDCONTEXT, *PHGSMIGUESTCOMMANDCONTEXT;


/**
 * Structure grouping the context needed for receiving commands from the host
 * via HGSMI 
 */
typedef struct _HGSMIHOSTCOMMANDCONTEXT
{
    /** Information about the memory area located in VRAM in which the host
     * places data structures to be read by the guest. */
    HGSMIAREA areaCtx;
    /** Convenience structure used for matching host commands to handlers. */
    /** @todo handlers are registered individually in code rather than just
     * passing a static structure in order to gain extra flexibility.  There is
     * currently no expected usage case for this though.  Is the additional
     * complexity really justified? */
    HGSMICHANNELINFO channels;
    /** Flag to indicate that one thread is currently processing the command
     * queue. */
    volatile bool fHostCmdProcessing;
    /* Pointer to the VRAM location where the HGSMI host flags are kept. */
    volatile HGSMIHOSTFLAGS *pfHostFlags;
    /** The I/O port used for receiving commands from the host as offsets into
     * the memory area and sending back confirmations (command completion,
     * IRQ acknowlegement). */
    RTIOPORT port;
} HGSMIHOSTCOMMANDCONTEXT, *PHGSMIHOSTCOMMANDCONTEXT;


#endif /* __HGSMI_GUEST_h__*/