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/* Copyright 2020 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
* Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
* found in the LICENSE file.
*/
#ifndef __CROS_EC_USBC_OCP_H
#define __CROS_EC_USBC_OCP_H
/* Common APIs for USB Type-C Overcurrent Protection (OCP) Module */
/**
* Increment the overcurrent event counter.
*
* @param port: The Type-C port that has overcurrented.
* @return EC_SUCCESS on success, EC_ERROR_INVAL if non-existent port.
*/
int usbc_ocp_add_event(int port);
/**
* Clear the overcurrent event counter
*
* @param port: The Type-C port number.
* @return EC_SUCCESS on success, EC_ERROR_INVAL if non-existent port
*/
int usbc_ocp_clear_event_counter(int port);
/**
* Is the port latched off due to multiple overcurrent events in succession?
*
* @param port: The Type-C port number.
* @return 1 if the port is latched off, 0 if it is not latched off.
*/
int usbc_ocp_is_port_latched_off(int port);
/**
* Register a port as having a sink connected
*
* @param port: The Type-C port number.
* @param connected: true if sink is now connected on port
*/
void usbc_ocp_snk_is_connected(int port, bool connected);
/**
* Board specific callback when a port overcurrents.
*
* @param port: The Type-C port which overcurrented.
* @param is_overcurrented: 1 if port overcurrented, 0 if the condition is gone.
*/
__override_proto void board_overcurrent_event(int port, int is_overcurrented);
#endif /* !defined(__CROS_EC_USBC_OCP_H) */
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