slip.c File Reference

    Alternative implementation for SLIP:

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#include "contiki.h"
#include <MicroInt.h>
#include "net/ip/uip.h"
#include "net/ipv4/uip-fw.h"
#include "dev/slip.h"
#include "dev/uart0.h"

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Macros
#define	ATOMIC(blah)
	A block of code may be made atomic by wrapping it with this macro. More...

Functions
void	slip_set_input_callback (void(*c)(void))
	Set a function to be called when there is activity on the SLIP interface; used for detecting if a node is a gateway node.
uint8_t	slip_send (void)
	Send an IP packet from the uIP buffer with SLIP.
int	slip_input_byte (unsigned char c)
	Input a SLIP byte. More...

Detailed Description

    Alternative implementation for SLIP:

1. Accepts more than two packet
2. Disables UART rx interrupt when buffer is full (thus invoking flow control if configured)

   Author

   Niklas Finne nfi@s.nosp@m.ics..nosp@m.se Beshr Al Nahas beshr.nosp@m.@sic.nosp@m.s.se

Definition in file slip.c.

Macro Definition Documentation

#define ATOMIC

(

blah

)

Value:

{ \
    /* STORE_UART_INTERRUPTS(); */ \
    DISABLE_UART_INTERRUPTS(); \
    { blah } \
    /* RESTORE_UART_INTERRUPTS(); */ \
    ENABLE_UART_INTERRUPTS(); \
  }

A block of code may be made atomic by wrapping it with this macro.

Something which is atomic cannot be interrupted by interrupts.

Definition at line 90 of file slip.c.

Function Documentation

int slip_input_byte

(

unsigned char

c

)

Input a SLIP byte.

This function is called by the RS232/SIO device driver to pass incoming bytes to the SLIP driver. The function can be called from an interrupt context.

For systems using low-power CPU modes, the return value of the function can be used to determine if the CPU should be woken up or not. If the function returns non-zero, the CPU should be powered up. If the function returns zero, the CPU can continue to be powered down.

Parameters

c	The data that is to be passed to the SLIP driver

Returns

Non-zero if the CPU should be powered up, zero otherwise.

Definition at line 361 of file slip.c.

References process_poll(), and rxbuf.

Referenced by slip_arch_init().