target_lists.c File Reference

Common things to pull into a target. More...

#include "xrt/xrt_config_drivers.h"
#include "target_lists.h"

Include dependency graph for target_lists.c:

Variables
struct xrt_prober_entry	target_entry_list []
	Each entry should be a vendor ID (VID), product ID (PID), a "found" function, and a string literal name. More...
struct xrt_prober_entry *	target_entry_lists []
xrt_auto_prober_creator	target_auto_list []
struct xrt_prober_entry_lists	target_lists

Detailed Description

Common things to pull into a target.

Author

Jakob Bornecrantz jakob.nosp@m.@col.nosp@m.labor.nosp@m.a.co.nosp@m.m

Variable Documentation

target_auto_list

xrt_auto_prober_creator target_auto_list[]

Initial value:

= {























    NULL, 
}

target_entry_list

struct xrt_prober_entry target_entry_list[]

Initial value:

= {



 



 



 







    {0x0000, 0x0000, NULL, NULL}, 
}

Each entry should be a vendor ID (VID), product ID (PID), a "found" function, and a string literal name.

The "found" function must return int and take as parameters:

• struct xrt_prober *xp
• struct xrt_prober_device **devices
• size_t index
• struct xrt_device **out_xdevs (an array of XRT_MAX_DEVICES_PER_PROBE xrt_device pointers)

It is called when devices[index] match the VID and PID in the list. It should return 0 if it decides not to create any devices, negative on error, and the number of devices created if it creates one or more: it should assign sequential elements of out_xdevs to the created devices.

target_entry_lists

struct xrt_prober_entry* target_entry_lists[]

Initial value:

= {
    target_entry_list,
    NULL, 
}

target_lists

struct xrt_prober_entry_lists target_lists

Initial value:

= {
    target_entry_lists,
    target_auto_list,
    NULL,
}