Changeset 1d1f894 in mainline for uspace/lib/usb/hcd.h


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Timestamp:
2010-11-03T15:05:41Z (14 years ago)
Author:
Vojtech Horky <vojtechhorky@…>
Branches:
lfn, master, serial, ticket/834-toolchain-update, topic/msim-upgrade, topic/simplify-dev-export
Children:
d70a463
Parents:
af894a21
Message:

Old code removal

Completely removed old methods for communicating with HCD (the ones
that used callback phones). Now only methods using the async framework
are available.

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1 edited

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  • uspace/lib/usb/hcd.h

    raf894a21 r1d1f894  
    133133 * OUT transactions buffers can be freed immediatelly after call is dispatched
    134134 * (i.e. after return from wrapping function).
    135  *
    136  * Async methods for retrieving data from device:
    137  */
    138 typedef enum {
    139         /** Send data over USB to a function.
    140          * This method initializes large data transfer that must follow
    141          * immediatelly.
    142          * The recipient of this method must issue immediately data reception
    143          * and answer this call after data buffer was transfered.
    144          *
    145          * Arguments of the call:
    146          * - USB address of the function
    147          * - endpoint of the function
    148          * - transfer type
    149          * - flags (not used)
    150          *
    151          * Answer:
    152          * - EOK - ready to accept the data buffer
    153          * - ELIMIT - too many transactions for current connection
    154          * - ENOENT - callback connection does not exist
    155          * - EINVAL - other kind of error
    156          *
    157          * Arguments of the answer:
    158          * - opaque transaction handle (used in callbacks)
    159          */
    160         IPC_M_USB_HCD_SEND_DATA = IPC_FIRST_USER_METHOD,
    161        
    162         /** Initiate data receive from a function.
    163          * This method announces the HCD that some data will come.
    164          * When this data arrives, the HCD will call back with
    165          * IPC_M_USB_HCD_DATA_RECEIVED.
    166          *
    167          * Arguments of the call:
    168          * - USB address of the function
    169          * - endpoint of the function
    170          * - transfer type
    171          * - buffer size
    172          * - flags (not used)
    173          *
    174          * Answer:
    175          * - EOK - HCD accepted the request
    176          * - ELIMIT - too many transactions for current connection
    177          * - ENOENT - callback connection does not exist
    178          *
    179          * Arguments of the answer:
    180          * - opaque transaction handle (used in callbacks)
    181          */
    182         IPC_M_USB_HCD_RECEIVE_DATA,
    183        
     135 *
     136 */
     137typedef enum {
    184138        /** Tell maximum size of the transaction buffer (payload).
    185139         *
     
    193147         * - buffer size (in bytes):
    194148         */
    195         IPC_M_USB_HCD_TRANSACTION_SIZE,
    196        
    197        
    198         IPC_M_USB_HCD_INTERRUPT_OUT,
    199         IPC_M_USB_HCD_INTERRUPT_IN,
    200        
    201         IPC_M_USB_HCD_CONTROL_WRITE_SETUP,
    202         IPC_M_USB_HCD_CONTROL_WRITE_DATA,
    203         IPC_M_USB_HCD_CONTROL_WRITE_STATUS,
    204        
    205         IPC_M_USB_HCD_CONTROL_READ_SETUP,
    206         IPC_M_USB_HCD_CONTROL_READ_DATA,
    207         IPC_M_USB_HCD_CONTROL_READ_STATUS,
    208        
    209         /* async methods */
     149        IPC_M_USB_HCD_TRANSACTION_SIZE = IPC_FIRST_USER_METHOD,
    210150       
    211151        /** Asks for data buffer.
     
    293233
    294234
    295 int usb_hcd_create_phones(const char *, async_client_conn_t);
    296 int usb_hcd_send_data_to_function(int, usb_target_t, usb_transfer_type_t,
    297     void *, size_t, usb_transaction_handle_t *);
    298 int usb_hcd_prepare_data_reception(int, usb_target_t, usb_transfer_type_t,
    299     size_t, usb_transaction_handle_t *);
    300 
    301 
    302 int usb_hcd_transfer_interrupt_out(int, usb_target_t,
    303     void *, size_t, usb_transaction_handle_t *);
    304 int usb_hcd_transfer_interrupt_in(int, usb_target_t,
    305     size_t, usb_transaction_handle_t *);
    306 
    307 int usb_hcd_transfer_control_write_setup(int, usb_target_t,
    308     void *, size_t, usb_transaction_handle_t *);
    309 int usb_hcd_transfer_control_write_data(int, usb_target_t,
    310     void *, size_t, usb_transaction_handle_t *);
    311 int usb_hcd_transfer_control_write_status(int, usb_target_t,
    312     usb_transaction_handle_t *);
    313 
    314 int usb_hcd_transfer_control_read_setup(int, usb_target_t,
    315     void *, size_t, usb_transaction_handle_t *);
    316 int usb_hcd_transfer_control_read_data(int, usb_target_t,
    317     size_t, usb_transaction_handle_t *);
    318 int usb_hcd_transfer_control_read_status(int, usb_target_t,
    319     usb_transaction_handle_t *);
     235int usb_hcd_connect(const char *);
    320236
    321237int usb_hcd_async_transfer_interrupt_out(int, usb_target_t,
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