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Constituent: msg2src     Tag: linux-gcc

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MSG_packet.ih File Reference

Specialized message packet filler (assumes one four byte parameter). More...

#include "PBS/WCT.h"
#include "MDB/MDB_pubdefs.h"
#include "MSG_prvdefs.h"

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Functions
void	MSG__packetFill (MSG_Packet *pkt, WCT_time hack, unsigned int code, const char *tsk, const char *rtn, const MSG_FacList *fdb, const MSG_MsgList *mdb, void **tbd, unsigned short isr, unsigned short trc, unsigned int fuse, unsigned int nuse, unsigned int parm)
	Fill a message packet assuming one four-byte parameter.

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Detailed Description

Specialized message packet filler (assumes one four byte parameter).

CVS $Id: MSG_packet.ih,v 1.3 2005/07/16 19:46:32 apw Exp $

Author:

A.P.Waite

MSG_packet.ih provides specialized inline packet filling routines for use in performance critical pieces of code. These occasions are mostly associated with preparing and filling blackout messages where this has to be performed under lock.

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Function Documentation

void MSG__packetFill (  MSG_Packet *  pkt, WCT_time  hack, unsigned int  code, const char *  tsk, const char *  rtn, const MSG_FacList *  fdb, const MSG_MsgList *  mdb, void **  tbd, unsigned short  isr, unsigned short  trc, unsigned int  fuse, unsigned int  nuse, unsigned int  parm )  [inline, static]

Fill a message packet assuming one four-byte parameter. Parameters: pkt  (in) Message packet hack  (in) Wall clock time associated with the message code  (in) Message code tsk  (in) Task name rtn  (in) Routine name fdb  (in) Facility database entry mdb  (in) Message database entry tbd  (in) Pointer to task TBD block isr  (in) Annotate if call from ISR level trc  (in) Trace buffer number fuse  (in) Formats used (an encoded word) nuse  (in) Number of formats used (count of fields in "fuse") parm  (in) The one and only parameter allowed in this call MSG_packetFill() fills all the fixed fields in a message packet. OK in truth it also fills one of the variable fields ... it fills in one four byte integer slot in the message buffer.

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