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Interface: IOPortManager_i386 Files: ioportmanager_i386.h Last Change: 12/10/2003 Author: Luiz Henrique Shigunov | Description |
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xxxx - InChar - Read a char from a port xxxx - InChars - Read some char from a port xxxx - InShort - Read a short from a port xxxx - InShorts - Read some short from a port xxxx - InInt - Read an int from a port xxxx - InInts - Read some int from a port |
xxxx - OutChar - Write a char in a port xxxx - OutChars - Write some char in a port xxxx - OutShort - Write a short in a port xxxx - OutShorts - Write some short in a port xxxx - OutInt - Write an int in a port xxxx - OutInts - Write some int in a port |
This page describes the IOPortManager_i386 interface.
unsigned char IOPortManager_i386_InChar(unsigned short port);
This function reads a char from port.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
void IOPortManager_i386_InChars(unsigned short port, void *addr, unsigned int size);
This function reads size char from port and puts them in addr.
size cannot be zero.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
unsigned short IOPortManager_i386_InShort(unsigned short port);
This function reads a short from port.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
void IOPortManager_i386_InShorts(unsigned short port, void *addr, unsigned int size);
This function reads size short from port and puts them in addr.
size cannot be zero.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
unsigned int IOPortManager_i386_InInt(unsigned short port);
This function reads an int from port.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
void IOPortManager_i386_InInts(unsigned short port, void *addr, unsigned int size);
This function reads size int from port and puts them in addr.
size cannot be zero.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
void IOPortManager_i386_OutChar(unsigned short port, unsigned char value);
This function writes the char value in port.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
void IOPortManager_i386_OutChars(unsigned short port, const void *addr, unsigned int size);
This function writes size char in port. The char are read from addr.
size cannot be zero.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
void IOPortManager_i386_OutShort(unsigned short port, unsigned short value);
This function writes the short value in port.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
void IOPortManager_i386_OutShorts(unsigned short port, const void *addr, unsigned int size);
This function writes size short in port. The short are read from addr.
size cannot be zero.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
void IOPortManager_i386_OutInt(unsigned short port, unsigned int value);
This function writes the int value in port.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
void IOPortManager_i386_OutInts(unsigned short port, const void *addr, unsigned int size);
This function writes size int in port. The int are read from addr.
size cannot be zero.
This function is an inline function, that is, is like a macro and so doesn't need to appear in the usedfunctions session of the module's .spec file.
Nothing.