vcan_request¶
Here is the definition:
typedef struct
{ vcan_message_tag tag CDEP_NOALIGN_ATTR;
void *ptr CDEP_NOALIGN_ATTR; /* (multi purpose
pointer) */
vcan_message message CDEP_NOALIGN_ATTR;
} vcan_request;
This driver-call-structure is used to issue a vcan-request. A request is
given as driver-call-data to the system-functions read
or a write
.
This structure consists of a tag, describing the kind of the request, a
vcan-message message
and a pointer ptr
. The ptr
field is a
multi-purpose pointer and is currently only needed by the VCAN_READ_MANY``
and the VCAN_WRITETIMED
-driver-functions.
In the case of VCAN_READ_MANY
, ptr
is a pointer to an array of
integers, the first one is the timeout, all the following are CAN-Id’s. The
list of CAN-Id’s is finished with a -1
.
In the case of VCAN_WRITETIMED
, ptr
is a pointer to a variable of the
type unsigned long
that contains the inhibit-time at the start of the
function and the remaining wait-time at the end of the function. See also the
description of VCAN_WRITETIMED
, which is part of the vcan_message_tag
data-type.
- tag
This is the tag that defines the kind of the request.
- ptr
The multi-purpose pointer, see description above.
- message
The vcan-message.