90 rbuf spif-4 status definition, Table 90, “rbuf spif-4 status – Intel NETWORK PROCESSOR IXP2800 User Manual
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The status contains the following information:
The definitions of the fields are shown in
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0
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RPROT
Element
Byte Count
SOP
EOP
Err
Le
n Err
Par Err
Abor
t Err
Null
Ty
pe
ADR
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6
2
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6
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9
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Reserved
Checksum
Table 90. RBUF SPIF-4 Status Definition
Field
Definition
RPROT
This bit is a 0, indicating that the Status is for SPI-4. It is derived from the RPROT input
signal.
Element
The element number in the RBUF that holds the data. This is equal to the offset in RBUF
of the first byte in the element, shifted right by six places
Byte_Count
Indicates the number of Data bytes, from 1 to 256, in the element (value 0x00 means
256). This field is derived from the number of data transfers that fill the element, and also
the EOPS field of the Control Word that most recently succeeded the data transfer.
SOP
Indicates whether the element is the start of a packet. This field is taken from the SOP
field of the Control Word that most recently preceded the data transfer for the first element
allocated after a Control Word. For subsequent elements (i.e., if more than one element
worth of data follow the Control Word) this value is 0.
EOP
Indicates whether the element is the end of a packet. This field is taken from the EOPS
field of the Control Word that most recently succeeded the data transfer.
Err
Error. This is the logical OR of Par Err, Len Err, and Abort Err.
Len Err
A non-EOP burst occurred that was not a multiple of 16 bytes.
Par Err
Parity Error was detected in the DIP-4 parity field. See the description in
.
Abort Err
An EOP with Abort was received on bits [14:13] of the Control Word that most recently
succeeded the data transfer.
Null
Null receive. If this bit is set, it means that the Rx_Thread_Freelist timeout expired
before any more data was received, and that a null Receive Status Word is being pushed,
to keep the receive pipeline flowing. The rest of the fields in the Receive Status Word
must be ignored; there is no data or RBUF entry associated with a null Receive Status
Word.
Type
This field is taken from the Type field of the Control Word that most recently preceded the
data transfer.
ADR
The port number to which the data is directed. This field is taken from the ADR field of the
Control Word that most recently preceded the data transfer.
Checksum
Checksum calculated over the Data Words in the element. This can be used for TCP.