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31 uint32_t credits; member210 return ring->credits++ == 0; in __desc_ring_post_desc()302 bool desc_ring_ret_credits(DescRing *ring, uint32_t credits) in desc_ring_ret_credits() argument304 if (credits > ring->credits) { in desc_ring_ret_credits()305 DPRINTF("ERROR: trying to return more credits (%d) " in desc_ring_ret_credits()306 "than are outstanding (%d)\n", credits, ring->credits); in desc_ring_ret_credits()307 ring->credits = 0; in desc_ring_ret_credits()311 ring->credits -= credits; in desc_ring_ret_credits()313 /* return true if credits are still outstanding */ in desc_ring_ret_credits()315 return ring->credits > 0; in desc_ring_ret_credits()[all …]
39 bool desc_ring_ret_credits(DescRing *ring, uint32_t credits);
943 sprintf(buf, "Ring[%s] CREDITS", ring_name); in rocker_reg_name()
7 * These are the credits from Bob's sources:
279 Interrupt credits287 it returns credits back to the device. This way, the device knows the driver's293 descriptor ring. If the driver returns all credits (the driver caught up with295 but not fired. If only partial credits are returned, the interrupt remains
144 in order to preserve CI credits
421 # This credits all 2 or 3 lines to the single source line.
3487 CREDITS: 603