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/* defines for mode word */
#define	PCI_SYNC	0		/* sync mode */
#define	PCI_1X		0x1		/* 1x clock */
#define PCI_16X		0x2		/* 16x clock */
#define	PCI_64X		0x3		/* 64x cloxk */

#define PCI_8BIT	0xC		/* 8 bit characters */
#define PCI_PAR		0x10		/* parity enable */
#define PCI_EVEN	0x20		/* even parity if on */
#define PCI_1BIT	0x40		/* one stop bit */
#define PCI_2BIT	0xC0		/* TWO stop bits */

/* defines for command word */
#define	PCI_TXEN	0x1		/* transmit enable */
#define PCI_DTR		0x2		/* dtr pin */
#define PCI_RXEN	0x4		/* receive enable */
#define PCI_BRK		0x8		/* send break (txdat = 0) */
#define PCI_ERST	0x10		/* error reset */
#define PCI_RTS		0x20		/* RTS pin */
#define PCI_RST		0x40		/* reset 8251 */
#define PCI_HUNT	0x80		/* hunt mode (sync mode only */

/* defines for status word */
#define PCI_TXRDY	0x1		/* transmit ready */
#define PCI_RXRDY	0x2		/* receive ready (empty) */
#define PCI_TXEMP	0x4		/* tx empty */
#define PCI_PE		0x8		/* parity error */
#define PCI_OE		0x10		/* overrun error */
#define PCI_FE		0x20		/* framing error */
#define PCI_BDT		0x40		/* break detect */
#define PCI_DSR		0x80		/* dsr */

#define PIT_0 0x170			/* baud rate time offset */

extern	char asy[];


struct	pci	{
	char	data;
	char	:8;
	short	:16;
	char	stat;
	char	:8;
	short	:16;
};


struct	I8253	{
	struct	{
		char	pit_cnt;
		char	:8;
		short	:16;
	}   p_pit[3];
	char	pit_cmd;
	char	:8;
	short	:16;
};