BSP Developer's Guide

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Overview
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H. Implementing a MUX-Based Network Interface Driver describes the
requirements for a new Enhanced Network Driver (an END) that uses the
MUX to access all the features of the new network stack. Enhanced drivers
include polling and multicast support not available in the basic NETIF drivers.
I. Writing a SCSI-2 Device Driver describes how a VxWorks SCSI-2 device
driver fits into the VxWorks I/O system hierarchy, and how to write a SCSI-2
driver that interfaces with the VxWorks SCSI-2 library (scsi2Lib), which
provides the high-level SCSI-2 interface routines that are device independent.
J. BSP Validation Test Suite Reference Entries provides the detailed
documentation for using the BSP Validation Test Suite (BSP-VTS).
K. BSP Validation Checklists provides copies of the BSP validation checklists
used at Wind River. PostScript copies of the forms are included on the
CD-ROM.
L. Refgen documents use of the refgen tool for generating HTML reference
pages from traditional BSP source code.
M. BSP Product Contents lists the typical contents of a BSP product.
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Other Documentation
The following documents provide important background information on
VxWorks and Tornado.
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Tornado Getting Started Guide, 2.2
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Tornado Release Notes, 2.2
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Tornado User’s Guide, 2.2
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VxWorks Programmer’s Guide, 5.5
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VxWorks API Reference: Drivers, 5.5
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VxWorks API Reference: OS Libraries, 5.5
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Wind River Technical Notes (available from the WindSurf Web site)
Documentation Conventions
The remainder of this chapter describes this document’s conventions for cross
references, path names, and type.
Cross-References
Cross-references in this guide to a reference entry for a tool or module refer to an
entry in the VxWorks API Reference (for target libraries or subroutines) or to the
reference appendix in the Tornado User’s Guide (for host tools) or the BSP-specific
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