2.2 BSP Rel. 1.0 for PPMC-275 Programmer's Guide
2.2 BSP Rel. 1.0 for PPMC-275 Programmer's Guide
2.2 BSP Rel. 1.0 for PPMC-275 Programmer's Guide
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List of APIs API Call Reference<br />
above 1, and this function pointer has previously been set to a BIB<br />
show routine, this will be called.<br />
The prototype of a BIB show routine is:<br />
STATUS yourBibShow (void *pImage, size_t imgSize,<br />
BOOL verbose, FILE *output)<br />
Parameter pImage is the address of the BIB image which should<br />
be displayed. It is set to the driver's internal cache buffer.<br />
The imgSize parameter contains the number of bytes of the<br />
BIB image.<br />
The verbose flag is set TRUE if frcBibDrvShow( ) is<br />
called with an infoLvl greater than 2, otherwise it is FALSE.<br />
The output is not used here, it is set to NULL to specify "standard<br />
out". Usually the application sets this function pointer to the<br />
frcBibShow( ) routine, which has to be included by the application.<br />
frcBibShowRtn = frcBibShow<br />
STATUS (*bibReadIntfRtn) (BIB_HDL handle, UINT32 offset, UINT32 byteCnt, void *pDstBuf)<br />
DESCRIPTION This function pointer specifies the BIB read interface routine <strong>for</strong><br />
the respective BIB device. This routine directly passes control to<br />
EEPROM Device which in turn reads from the specified offset and<br />
the specified device.<br />
INPUT<br />
handle The BIB device handle specifies the memory device to access. This<br />
is usually an I 2 C-bus EEPROM (ID-ROM). The handle is not<br />
defined by the driver, but directly passed from the application to<br />
the respective interface routine. If an individual set of interface<br />
routines has been defined <strong>for</strong> each BIB device, this parameter may<br />
be discarded.<br />
offset Byte offset within the memory device where to start reading or<br />
writing.<br />
byteCnt Byte count, number of bytes to read or write.<br />
pDstBuf Destination buffer, specifies where to store the data which was<br />
read.<br />
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