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1 $DragonFly: src/sys/dev/netif/nv/Attic/adapter.h.patch,v 1.2 2005/04/04 18:45:07 joerg Exp $
3 --- adapter.h.orig 2005-03-12 10:59:18.000000000 +0100
4 +++ adapter.h 2005-04-02 20:23:52.000000000 +0200
5 @@ -35,13 +35,13 @@
6 #endif
7 #endif
9 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
10 -// For the set and get configuration calls.
11 +/****************************************************************/
12 +/* For the set and get configuration calls. */
13 typedef struct _ADAPTER_CONFIG
15 NV_UINT32 ulFlags;
16 } ADAPTER_CONFIG, *PADAPTER_CONFIG;
17 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
18 +/****************************************************************/
20 typedef struct _ADAPTER_WRITE_OFFLOAD
22 @@ -50,8 +50,8 @@
24 } ADAPTER_WRITE_OFFLOAD;
26 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
27 -// For the ADAPTER_Write1 call.
28 +/****************************************************************/
29 +/* For the ADAPTER_Write1 call. */
30 /* This scatter gather list should be same as defined in ndis.h by MS.
31 For ULONG_PTR MS header file says that it will be of same size as
32 pointer. It has been defined to take care of casting between differenet
33 @@ -70,10 +70,10 @@
34 typedef struct _NVSCATTER_GATHER_LIST {
35 NV_UINT32 NumberOfElements;
36 NV_VOID *Reserved;
37 - NVSCATTER_GATHER_ELEMENT Elements[0]; // Made 0 sized element to remove MODS compilation error
38 - // Elements[0] and Elements[] have the same effect.
39 - // sizeof(NVSCATTER_GATHER_LIST) is the same (value of 8) in both cases
40 - // And both lead to Warning 4200 in MSVC
41 + NVSCATTER_GATHER_ELEMENT Elements[0]; /* Made 0 sized element to remove MODS compilation error
42 + ** Elements[0] and Elements[] have the same effect.
43 + ** sizeof(NVSCATTER_GATHER_LIST) is the same (value of 8) in both cases
44 + ** And both lead to Warning 4200 in MSVC */
45 } NVSCATTER_GATHER_LIST, *PNVSCATTER_GATHER_LIST;
46 #ifndef linux
47 #pragma warning(default:4200)
48 @@ -89,8 +89,8 @@
49 } ADAPTER_WRITE_DATA1, *PADAPTER_WRITE_DATA1;
52 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
53 -// For the ADAPTER_Write call.
54 +/****************************************************************/
55 +/* For the ADAPTER_Write call. */
56 typedef struct _ADAPTER_WRITE_ELEMENT
58 PNV_VOID pPhysical;
59 @@ -106,9 +106,9 @@
60 #define ADAPTER_WRITE_OFFLOAD_BP_IPCHECKSUM 5
63 -// pvID is a value that will be passed back into OSAPI.pfnPacketWasSent
64 -// when the transmission completes. if pvID is NULL, the ADAPTER code
65 -// assumes the caller does not want the pfnPacketWasSent callback.
66 +/* pvID is a value that will be passed back into OSAPI.pfnPacketWasSent
67 +** when the transmission completes. if pvID is NULL, the ADAPTER code
68 +** assumes the caller does not want the pfnPacketWasSent callback. */
69 typedef struct _ADAPTER_WRITE_DATA
71 NV_UINT32 ulNumberOfElements;
72 @@ -118,12 +118,12 @@
73 ADAPTER_WRITE_OFFLOAD *psOffload;
74 ADAPTER_WRITE_ELEMENT sElement[100];
75 } ADAPTER_WRITE_DATA, *PADAPTER_WRITE_DATA;
76 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
77 +/****************************************************************/
81 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
82 -// For the ADAPTER_Read call.
83 +/****************************************************************/
84 +/* For the ADAPTER_Read call. */
85 typedef struct _ADAPTER_READ_ELEMENT
87 PNV_VOID pPhysical;
88 @@ -157,16 +157,16 @@
89 #define RDFLAG_CHK_RESERVED 7
92 -// The ulFilterMatch flag can be a logical OR of the following
93 +/* The ulFilterMatch flag can be a logical OR of the following */
94 #define ADREADFL_UNICAST_MATCH 0x00000001
95 #define ADREADFL_MULTICAST_MATCH 0x00000002
96 #define ADREADFL_BROADCAST_MATCH 0x00000004
97 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
98 +/****************************************************************/
102 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
103 -// For the ADAPTER_GetPowerCapabilities call.
104 +/****************************************************************/
105 +/* For the ADAPTER_GetPowerCapabilities call. */
106 typedef struct _ADAPTER_POWERCAPS
108 NV_UINT32 ulPowerFlags;
109 @@ -176,7 +176,7 @@
110 NV_SINT32 iMaxWakeUpPatterns;
111 } ADAPTER_POWERCAPS, *PADAPTER_POWERCAPS;
113 -// For the ADAPTER_GetPowerState and ADAPTER_SetPowerState call.
114 +/* For the ADAPTER_GetPowerState and ADAPTER_SetPowerState call. */
115 typedef struct _ADAPTER_POWERSTATE
117 NV_UINT32 ulPowerFlags;
118 @@ -185,15 +185,15 @@
119 NV_UINT32 ulLinkChangeWakeUpFlags;
120 } ADAPTER_POWERSTATE, *PADAPTER_POWERSTATE;
122 -// Each of the flag fields in the POWERCAPS structure above can have
123 -// any of the following bitflags set giving the capabilites of the
124 -// adapter. In the case of the wake up fields, these flags mean that
125 -// wake up can happen from the specified power state.
127 -// For the POWERSTATE structure, the ulPowerFlags field should just
128 -// have one of these bits set to go to that particular power state.
129 -// The WakeUp fields can have one or more of these bits set to indicate
130 -// what states should be woken up from.
131 +/* Each of the flag fields in the POWERCAPS structure above can have
132 +** any of the following bitflags set giving the capabilites of the
133 +** adapter. In the case of the wake up fields, these flags mean that
134 +** wake up can happen from the specified power state. */
136 +/* For the POWERSTATE structure, the ulPowerFlags field should just
137 +** have one of these bits set to go to that particular power state.
138 +** The WakeUp fields can have one or more of these bits set to indicate
139 +** what states should be woken up from. */
140 #define POWER_STATE_D0 0x00000001
141 #define POWER_STATE_D1 0x00000002
142 #define POWER_STATE_D2 0x00000004
143 @@ -203,13 +203,13 @@
144 POWER_STATE_D1 | \
145 POWER_STATE_D2 | \
146 POWER_STATE_D3)
147 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
148 +/****************************************************************/
152 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
153 -// The ADAPTER_GetPacketFilterCaps call returns a NV_UINT32 that can
154 -// have the following capability bits set.
155 +/****************************************************************/
156 +/* The ADAPTER_GetPacketFilterCaps call returns a NV_UINT32 that can
157 +** have the following capability bits set. */
158 #define ACCEPT_UNICAST_PACKETS 0x00000001
159 #define ACCEPT_MULTICAST_PACKETS 0x00000002
160 #define ACCEPT_BROADCAST_PACKETS 0x00000004
161 @@ -217,30 +217,30 @@
163 #define ETH_LENGTH_OF_ADDRESS 6
165 -// The ADAPTER_SetPacketFilter call uses this structure to know what
166 -// packet filter to set. The ulPacketFilter field can contain some
167 -// union of the bit flags above. The acMulticastMask array holds a
168 -// 48 bit MAC address mask with a 0 in every bit position that should
169 -// be ignored on compare and a 1 in every bit position that should
170 -// be taken into account when comparing to see if the destination
171 -// address of a packet should be accepted for multicast.
172 +/* The ADAPTER_SetPacketFilter call uses this structure to know what
173 +** packet filter to set. The ulPacketFilter field can contain some
174 +** union of the bit flags above. The acMulticastMask array holds a
175 +** 48 bit MAC address mask with a 0 in every bit position that should
176 +** be ignored on compare and a 1 in every bit position that should
177 +** be taken into account when comparing to see if the destination
178 +** address of a packet should be accepted for multicast. */
179 typedef struct _PACKET_FILTER
181 NV_UINT32 ulFilterFlags;
182 NV_UINT8 acMulticastAddress[ETH_LENGTH_OF_ADDRESS];
183 NV_UINT8 acMulticastMask[ETH_LENGTH_OF_ADDRESS];
184 } PACKET_FILTER, *PPACKET_FILTER;
185 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
186 +/****************************************************************/
189 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
190 -// A WAKE_UP_PATTERN is a 128-byte pattern that the adapter can
191 -// look for in incoming packets to decide when to wake up. Higher-
192 -// level protocols can use this to, for example, wake up the
193 -// adapter whenever it sees an IP packet that is addressed to it.
194 -// A pattern consists of 128 bits of byte masks that indicate
195 -// which bytes in the packet are relevant to the pattern, plus
196 -// values for each byte.
197 +/****************************************************************/
198 +/* A WAKE_UP_PATTERN is a 128-byte pattern that the adapter can
199 +** look for in incoming packets to decide when to wake up. Higher-
200 +** level protocols can use this to, for example, wake up the
201 +** adapter whenever it sees an IP packet that is addressed to it.
202 +** A pattern consists of 128 bits of byte masks that indicate
203 +** which bytes in the packet are relevant to the pattern, plus
204 +** values for each byte. */
205 #define WAKE_UP_PATTERN_SIZE 128
207 typedef struct _WAKE_UP_PATTERN
208 @@ -251,10 +251,10 @@
214 -// Adapter offload
218 +** Adapter offload
220 typedef struct _ADAPTER_OFFLOAD {
222 NV_UINT32 Type;
223 @@ -266,13 +266,13 @@
224 #define ADAPTER_OFFLOAD_IEEE802_1P 0x00000002
225 #define ADAPTER_OFFLOAD_IEEE802_1PQ_PAD 0x00000004
227 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
228 +/****************************************************************/
230 -// CMNDATA_OS_ADAPTER
231 -// Structure common to OS and Adapter layers
232 -// Used for moving data from the OS layer to the adapter layer through SetCommonData
233 -// function call from OS layer to Adapter layer
234 -//
235 +/* CMNDATA_OS_ADAPTER
236 +** Structure common to OS and Adapter layers
237 +** Used for moving data from the OS layer to the adapter layer through SetCommonData
238 +** function call from OS layer to Adapter layer
239 +*/
241 typedef struct _CMNDATA_OS_ADAPTER
243 @@ -287,8 +287,8 @@
244 NV_UINT32 ulMediaIF;
245 NV_UINT32 bOemCustomEventRead;
247 - // Debug only right now
248 - //!!! Beware mods is relying on the fields blow.
249 + /* Debug only right now */
250 + /*!!! Beware mods is relying on the fields blow. */
251 NV_UINT32 ulWatermarkTFBW;
252 NV_UINT32 ulBackoffRseed;
253 NV_UINT32 ulBackoffSlotTime;
254 @@ -298,8 +298,8 @@
255 } CMNDATA_OS_ADAPTER;
258 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
259 -// The functional typedefs for the ADAPTER Api
260 +/****************************************************************/
261 +/* The functional typedefs for the ADAPTER Api */
262 typedef NV_API_CALL NV_SINT32 (* PFN_ADAPTER_CLOSE) (PNV_VOID pvContext, NV_UINT8 ucIsPowerDown);
263 typedef NV_API_CALL NV_SINT32 (* PFN_ADAPTER_INIT) (PNV_VOID pvContext, NV_UINT16 usForcedSpeed, NV_UINT8 ucForceDpx, NV_UINT8 ucForceMode, NV_UINT8 ucAsyncMode, NV_UINT32 *puiLinkState);
264 typedef NV_API_CALL NV_SINT32 (* PFN_ADAPTER_DEINIT) (PNV_VOID pvContext, NV_UINT8 ucIsPowerDown);
265 @@ -364,10 +364,10 @@
267 typedef struct _ADAPTER_API
269 - // The adapter context
270 + /* The adapter context */
271 PNV_VOID pADCX;
273 - // The adapter interface
274 + /* The adapter interface */
275 PFN_ADAPTER_CLOSE pfnClose;
276 PFN_ADAPTER_INIT pfnInit;
277 PFN_ADAPTER_DEINIT pfnDeinit;
278 @@ -424,29 +424,29 @@
279 PFN_ADAPTER_SET_CHECKSUMOFFLOAD pfnSetChecksumOffload;
281 } ADAPTER_API, *PADAPTER_API;
282 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
283 +/****************************************************************/
285 #define MAX_PACKET_TO_ACCUMULATE 16
287 typedef struct _ADAPTER_OPEN_PARAMS
289 - PNV_VOID pOSApi; //pointer to OSAPI structure passed from higher layer
290 - PNV_VOID pvHardwareBaseAddress; //memory mapped address passed from higher layer
291 - NV_UINT32 ulPollInterval; //poll interval in micro seconds. Used in polling mode
292 - NV_UINT32 MaxDpcLoop; //Maximum number of times we loop to in function ADAPTER_HandleInterrupt
293 - NV_UINT32 MaxRxPkt; //Maximum number of packet we process each time in function UpdateReceiveDescRingData
294 - NV_UINT32 MaxTxPkt; //Maximum number of packet we process each time in function UpdateTransmitDescRingData
295 - NV_UINT32 MaxRxPktToAccumulate; //maximum number of rx packet we accumulate in UpdateReceiveDescRingData before
296 - //indicating packets to OS.
297 - NV_UINT32 SentPacketStatusSuccess; //Status returned from adapter layer to higher layer when packet was sent successfully
298 - NV_UINT32 SentPacketStatusFailure; ////Status returned from adapter layer to higher layer when packet send was unsuccessful
299 - NV_UINT32 SetForcedModeEveryNthRxPacket; //NOT USED: For experiment with descriptor based interrupt
300 - NV_UINT32 SetForcedModeEveryNthTxPacket; //NOT USED: For experiment with descriptor based interrupt
301 - NV_UINT32 RxForcedInterrupt; //NOT USED: For experiment with descriptor based interrupt
302 - NV_UINT32 TxForcedInterrupt; //NOT USED: For experiment with descriptor based interrupt
303 - NV_UINT32 DeviceId; //Of MAC
304 + PNV_VOID pOSApi; /*pointer to OSAPI structure passed from higher layer */
305 + PNV_VOID pvHardwareBaseAddress; /*memory mapped address passed from higher layer */
306 + NV_UINT32 ulPollInterval; /*poll interval in micro seconds. Used in polling mode */
307 + NV_UINT32 MaxDpcLoop; /*Maximum number of times we loop to in function ADAPTER_HandleInterrupt */
308 + NV_UINT32 MaxRxPkt; /*Maximum number of packet we process each time in function UpdateReceiveDescRingData */
309 + NV_UINT32 MaxTxPkt; /*Maximum number of packet we process each time in function UpdateTransmitDescRingData */
310 + NV_UINT32 MaxRxPktToAccumulate; /*maximum number of rx packet we accumulate in UpdateReceiveDescRingData before */
311 + /*indicating packets to OS. */
312 + NV_UINT32 SentPacketStatusSuccess; /*Status returned from adapter layer to higher layer when packet was sent successfully */
313 + NV_UINT32 SentPacketStatusFailure; /***Status returned from adapter layer to higher layer when packet send was unsuccessful */
314 + NV_UINT32 SetForcedModeEveryNthRxPacket; /*NOT USED: For experiment with descriptor based interrupt */
315 + NV_UINT32 SetForcedModeEveryNthTxPacket; /*NOT USED: For experiment with descriptor based interrupt */
316 + NV_UINT32 RxForcedInterrupt; /*NOT USED: For experiment with descriptor based interrupt */
317 + NV_UINT32 TxForcedInterrupt; /*NOT USED: For experiment with descriptor based interrupt */
318 + NV_UINT32 DeviceId; /*Of MAC */
319 NV_UINT32 DeviceType;
320 - NV_UINT32 PollIntervalInusForThroughputMode; //Of MAC
321 + NV_UINT32 PollIntervalInusForThroughputMode; /*Of MAC */
322 NV_UINT32 bASFEnabled;
323 NV_UINT32 ulDescriptorVersion;
324 NV_UINT32 ulMaxPacketSize;
325 @@ -464,24 +464,24 @@
326 NV_UINT32 PhyRdWrTimeoutInus;
327 NV_UINT32 PhyPowerdownOnClose;
329 - // Added for Bug 100715
330 + /* Added for Bug 100715 */
331 NV_UINT32 bDisableMIIInterruptAndReadPhyStatus;
333 }ADAPTER_OPEN_PARAMS, *PADAPTER_OPEN_PARAMS;
335 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
336 -// This is the one function in the adapter interface that is publicly
337 -// available. The rest of the interface is returned in the pAdapterApi.
338 -// The first argument needs to be cast to a OSAPI structure pointer.
339 -// The second argument should be cast to a ADPATER_API structure pointer.
340 +/****************************************************************/
341 +/* This is the one function in the adapter interface that is publicly
342 +** available. The rest of the interface is returned in the pAdapterApi.
343 +** The first argument needs to be cast to a OSAPI structure pointer.
344 +** The second argument should be cast to a ADPATER_API structure pointer. */
345 NV_API_CALL NV_SINT32 ADAPTER_Open (PADAPTER_OPEN_PARAMS pAdapterOpenParams, PNV_VOID *pvpAdapterApi, NV_UINT32 *pulPhyAddr);
347 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
348 +/****************************************************************/
352 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
353 -// Here are the error codes the adapter function calls return.
354 +/****************************************************************/
355 +/* Here are the error codes the adapter function calls return. */
356 #define ADAPTERERR_NONE 0x0000
357 #define ADAPTERERR_COULD_NOT_ALLOC_CONTEXT 0x0001
358 #define ADAPTERERR_COULD_NOT_CREATE_CONTEXT 0x0002
359 @@ -489,12 +489,12 @@
360 #define ADAPTERERR_TRANSMIT_QUEUE_FULL 0x0004
361 #define ADAPTERERR_COULD_NOT_INIT_PHY 0x0005
362 #define ADAPTERERR_PHYS_SIZE_SMALL 0x0006
363 -#define ADAPTERERR_ERROR 0x0007 // Generic error
364 -//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
365 +#define ADAPTERERR_ERROR 0x0007 /* Generic error */
366 +/****************************************************************/
368 -// This block moved from myadap.h
369 -// nFlag for Stop/Start ReceiverAndOrTransmitter can be an OR of
370 -// the following two flags
371 +/* This block moved from myadap.h
372 +** nFlag for Stop/Start ReceiverAndOrTransmitter can be an OR of
373 +** the following two flags */
374 #define AFFECT_RECEIVER 0x01
375 #define AFFECT_TRANSMITTER 0x02
377 @@ -516,11 +516,11 @@
378 NV_SINT32 ADAPTER_WorkaroundTXHang(PNV_VOID pvContext);
379 #endif
381 -//#define TRACK_INIT_TIME
382 +/*#define TRACK_INIT_TIME */
384 #ifdef TRACK_INIT_TIME
385 -//This routine is defined in entry.c adapter doesn't link int64.lib
386 -//We defined here so that its easy to use it in phy as well as mswin
387 +/*This routine is defined in entry.c adapter doesn't link int64.lib
388 +**We defined here so that its easy to use it in phy as well as mswin */
390 #define MAX_PRINT_INDEX 32
391 extern NV_VOID PrintTime(NV_UINT32 ulIndex);
392 @@ -529,7 +529,7 @@
393 #define PRINT_INIT_TIME(_a)
394 #endif
396 -// Segmentation offload info
397 +/* Segmentation offload info */
398 #define DEVCAPS_SEGOL_BP_ENABLE 0
399 #define DEVCAPS_SEGOL_BP_IPOPTIONS 1
400 #define DEVCAPS_SEGOL_BP_TCPOPTIONS 2
401 @@ -537,43 +537,43 @@
402 #define DEVCAPS_SEGOL_BP_SEGSIZE_HI 31
405 -// Checksum offload info
406 -// Byte 0 : V4 TX
407 +/* Checksum offload info */
408 +/* Byte 0 : V4 TX */
409 #define DEVCAPS_V4_TX_BP_IPOPTIONS 0
410 #define DEVCAPS_V4_TX_BP_TCPOPTIONS 1
411 #define DEVCAPS_V4_TX_BP_TCPCHECKSUM 2
412 #define DEVCAPS_V4_TX_BP_UDPCHECKSUM 3
413 #define DEVCAPS_V4_TX_BP_IPCHECKSUM 4
415 -// Byte 0 : V4 RX
416 +/* Byte 0 : V4 RX */
417 #define DEVCAPS_V4_RX_BP_IPOPTIONS 8
418 #define DEVCAPS_V4_RX_BP_TCPOPTIONS 9
419 #define DEVCAPS_V4_RX_BP_TCPCHECKSUM 10
420 #define DEVCAPS_V4_RX_BP_UDPCHECKSUM 11
421 #define DEVCAPS_V4_RX_BP_IPCHECKSUM 12
423 -// Byte 1 : V6 TX
424 +/* Byte 1 : V6 TX */
425 #define DEVCAPS_V6_TX_BP_IPOPTIONS 16
426 #define DEVCAPS_V6_TX_BP_TCPOPTIONS 17
427 #define DEVCAPS_V6_TX_BP_TCPCHECKSUM 18
428 #define DEVCAPS_V6_TX_BP_UDPCHECKSUM 19
430 -// Byte 2 : V6 RX
431 +/* Byte 2 : V6 RX */
432 #define DEVCAPS_V6_RX_BP_IPOPTIONS 24
433 #define DEVCAPS_V6_RX_BP_TCPOPTIONS 25
434 #define DEVCAPS_V6_RX_BP_TCPCHECKSUM 26
435 #define DEVCAPS_V6_RX_BP_UDPCHECKSUM 27
438 -#define DESCR_VER_1 1 // MCP1, MCP2 and CK8 descriptor version
439 -#define DESCR_VER_2 2 // The decsriptor structure for CK8G
440 +#define DESCR_VER_1 1 /* MCP1, MCP2 and CK8 descriptor version */
441 +#define DESCR_VER_2 2 /* The decsriptor structure for CK8G */
443 -// Get device and vendor IDs from 32 bit DeviceVendorID
444 +/* Get device and vendor IDs from 32 bit DeviceVendorID */
445 #define GET_DEVICEID(x) (((x) >> 16) & 0xFFFF)
446 #define GET_VENDORID(x) ((x) & 0xFFFF)
448 #ifdef __cplusplus
449 -} // extern "C"
450 +} /* extern "C" */
451 #endif
453 -#endif // _ADAPTER_H_
454 +#endif /* _ADAPTER_H_ */