SLIH conversion required changes

The following required changes must be applied to all SLIHs being ported to 64-bit kernel.

1. Performing Read Operations to a Device

   All instances of pdiag_dd_read will have to be duplicated with pdiag_dd_read_64 for 64-bit. Every place where pdiag_dd_read is used for a 32-bit SLIH, a pdiag_dd_read_64 will be used for a 64-bit SLIH. This will be accomplished by using conditional preprocessor compiler statements (#ifdef).

   Here is an example of what a common source 32-bit and 64-bit read call might look like:

   
   #ifdef __64BIT_KERNEL
        rc = pdiag_dd_read_64(pdiagex_handle, IOSHORT16, io_addr, &datas,
   &flags);
   #else
        rc = pdiag_dd_read(pdiagex_handle, IOSHORT16, io_addr, &datas,
   &flags);
   #endif
   

   Note:

   1. The __64BIT_KERNEL compiler directive is defined for 64-bit kernel compilers, therefore the user will not need to define it.
   2. Special case for IOLONG32 reads, the data has to be shifted 32-bits right after the function call, such as, (data = data >> 32;).
   3. The pdiag_dd_read_64 function is used in kernel environment only, therefore the intrlev flag must always be set to INTRKMEM.
2. Performing Write Operations to a Device

   All instances of pdiag_dd_write have to be duplicated with pdiag_dd_write_64 for 64-bit. Every place where pdiag_dd_write is used for a 32-bit SLIH, a pdiag_dd_write_64 will be used for a 64-bit SLIH. This will be accomplished by using conditional preprocessor compiler statements (#ifdef).

   Here is an example of what a common source 32-bit and 64-bit write call might look like:

   
   #ifdef __64BIT_KERNEL
           rc = pdiag_dd_write_64(pdiagex_handle, IOLONG32, io_addr,
   &datal, &flags);
   #else
           rc = pdiag_dd_write(pdiagex_handle, IOLONG32, io_addr, &datal,
   &flags);
   #endif
   

   Note:

   1. The __64BIT_KERNEL compiler directive is defined for 64-bit kernel compilers, therefore the user will not need to define it.
   2. The pdiag_dd_read_64 function is used in kernel environment only, therefore the intrlev flag must always be set to INTRKMEM.
3. SLIH function prototype

   The SLIH function prototype requires change in the type declaration for *sleep_word and sleep_flag as follows:

   
   int your_interrupt(pdiag_info_handle_t pdiagex_handle, char
   *data_area, int *interrupt_flag,
   #ifdef __64BIT_KERNEL
           long sleep_flag, long *sleep_word)
   #else
           int sleep_flag, int *sleep_word)
   #endif