Changeset ea788701 in mainline for uspace/lib/nic/src/nic_driver.c


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Timestamp:
2012-01-19T18:14:48Z (13 years ago)
Author:
Jiri Svoboda <jiri@…>
Branches:
lfn, master, serial, ticket/834-toolchain-update, topic/msim-upgrade, topic/simplify-dev-export
Children:
321052f7
Parents:
d8da56b
Message:

Remove use of packet_t in NIC framework.

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  • uspace/lib/nic/src/nic_driver.c

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    5151#include <net_interface.h>
    5252#include <ops/nic.h>
    53 #include <packet_client.h>
    54 #include <packet_remote.h>
    55 #include <net/packet_header.h>
    5653#include <errno.h>
    5754
     
    6461
    6562/**
    66  * Initializes libraries required for NIC framework - logger, packet manager
     63 * Initializes libraries required for NIC framework - logger
    6764 *
    6865 * @param name  Name of the device/driver (used in logging)
     
    7976        snprintf(buffer, 256, "drv/" DEVICE_CATEGORY_NIC "/%s", name);
    8077       
    81         /* Initialize packet manager */
    82         return pm_init();
     78        return EOK;
    8379}
    8480
     
    162158
    163159/**
    164  * Setup write packet handler. This MUST be called in the add_device handler
     160 * Setup send frame handler. This MUST be called in the add_device handler
    165161 * if the nic_send_message_impl function is used for sending messages (filled
    166162 * as send_message member of the nic_iface_t structure). The function must not
     
    270266}
    271267
    272 /**
    273  * Just a wrapper over the packet_get_1_remote function
    274  */
    275 packet_t *nic_alloc_packet(nic_t *nic_data, size_t data_size)
    276 {
    277         return packet_get_1_remote(nic_data->net_session, data_size);
    278 }
    279 
    280 
    281 /**
    282  * Just a wrapper over the pq_release_remote function
    283  */
    284 void nic_release_packet(nic_t *nic_data, packet_t *packet)
    285 {
    286         pq_release_remote(nic_data->net_session, packet_get_id(packet));
    287 }
    288 
    289 /** Allocate frame and packet
     268/** Allocate frame
    290269 *
    291270 *  @param nic_data     The NIC driver data
     
    607586
    608587/**
    609  * The busy flag can be set to 1 only in the write_packet handler, to 0 it can
     588 * The busy flag can be set to 1 only in the send_frame handler, to 0 it can
    610589 * be set anywhere.
    611590 *
     
    616595{
    617596        /*
    618          * When the function is called in write_packet handler the main lock is
     597         * When the function is called in send_frame handler the main lock is
    619598         * locked so no race can happen.
    620599         * Otherwise, when it is unexpectedly set to 0 (even with main lock held
     
    635614{
    636615        /* Note: this function must not lock main lock, because loopback driver
    637          *               calls it inside write_packet handler (with locked main lock) */
     616         *               calls it inside send_frame handler (with locked main lock) */
    638617        fibril_rwlock_read_lock(&nic_data->rxc_lock);
    639618        nic_frame_type_t frame_type;
     
    643622        /* Update statistics */
    644623        fibril_rwlock_write_lock(&nic_data->stats_lock);
    645         /* Both sending message up and releasing packet are atomic IPC calls */
     624
    646625        if (nic_data->state == NIC_STATE_ACTIVE && check) {
    647626                nic_data->stats.receive_packets++;
     
    679658/**
    680659 * This function is to be used only in the loopback driver. It's workaround
    681  * for the situation when the packet does not contain ethernet address.
     660 * for the situation when the frame does not contain ethernet address.
    682661 * The filtering is therefore not applied here.
    683662 *
    684663 * @param nic_data
    685  * @param packet
    686  */
    687 void nic_received_noneth_packet(nic_t *nic_data, packet_t *packet)
     664 * @param data          Frame data
     665 * @param size          Frame size in bytes
     666 */
     667void nic_received_noneth_frame(nic_t *nic_data, void *data, size_t size)
    688668{
    689669        fibril_rwlock_write_lock(&nic_data->stats_lock);
    690670        nic_data->stats.receive_packets++;
    691         nic_data->stats.receive_bytes += packet_get_data_length(packet);
     671        nic_data->stats.receive_bytes += size;
    692672        fibril_rwlock_write_unlock(&nic_data->stats_lock);
    693673       
    694674        nil_received_msg(nic_data->nil_session, nic_data->device_id,
    695             packet_get_data(packet), packet_get_data_length(packet));
    696 }
    697 
    698 /**
    699  * Some NICs can receive multiple packets during single interrupt. These can
     675            data, size);
     676}
     677
     678/**
     679 * Some NICs can receive multiple frames during single interrupt. These can
    700680 * send them in whole list of frames (actually nic_frame_t structures), then
    701  * the list is deallocated and each packet is passed to the
     681 * the list is deallocated and each frame is passed to the
    702682 * nic_received_packet function.
    703683 *
     
    13151295}
    13161296
    1317 /** Lock packet for DMA usage
    1318  *
    1319  * @param packet
    1320  * @return physical address of packet
    1321  */
    1322 int nic_dma_lock_packet(packet_t *packet, size_t size, void **phys)
    1323 {
    1324         return dmamem_map(packet, SIZE2PAGES(size), 0, 0, phys);
    1325 }
    1326 
    1327 /** Unlock packet after DMA usage
    1328  *
    1329  * @param packet
    1330  */
    1331 int nic_dma_unlock_packet(packet_t *packet, size_t size)
    1332 {
    1333         return dmamem_unmap(packet, size);
    1334 }
    1335 
    13361297/** @}
    13371298 */
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