#define IEEE_802_3_PHY_V2_INTERFACE "ieee_802_3_phy_v2"
SIM_INTERFACE(ieee_802_3_phy_v2) {
int (*send_frame)(conf_object_t *obj, dbuffer_t *buf, int replace_crc);
int (*check_tx_bandwidth)(conf_object_t *obj);
void (*add_mac)(conf_object_t *obj, byte_string_t mac);
void (*del_mac)(conf_object_t *obj, byte_string_t mac);
void (*add_mac_mask)(conf_object_t *obj, byte_string_t mac,
byte_string_t mask);
void (*del_mac_mask)(conf_object_t *obj, byte_string_t mac,
byte_string_t mask);
void (*set_promiscous_mode)(conf_object_t *obj, int enable);
};
Deprecated; use ieee_802_3_phy_v3 instead.
Interface that should be implemented by 802.3 physical layers.
The send_frame function is used by a device to send an
Ethernet frame. The frame should be a
dbuffer_t containing a complete Ethernet frame.
excluding the preamble and SFD, but including the CRC. The
replace_crc flag indicates whether the CRC is
not actually calculated yet. The passed buf should
not be modified by the called function.
If the function return 0, the frame was sent to the link; In case
-1 is returned, there was not enough bandwidth available right now,
and the frame could not be sent. The PHY should call the
tx_bandwidth_available in the ieee_802_3_mac
interface at the MAC, when the frame can be sent.
The check_tx_bandwidth can also be used to check that there is bandwidth available, without sending a frame. It returns 0 if there is no bandwidth available, and a positive value if the frame can be sent right away.
add_mac, del_mac and set_promiscous_mode
have the same functionality as the equivalent
functions in ethernet_link interface. They do nothing
if the PHY is connected to the new-style links using the
ethernet_common interface.
The word "promiscuous" is misspelled in the interface.