02-06-2009
Hi,
tnx, but how do you know which one is for interface e1000g1 and which one for e1000g2?
mehrdad
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bufcall(9r) bufcall(9r)
NAME
bufcall - STREAMS: Gets a buffer when allocb fails
SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/stream.h>
int bufcall(
int size,
int pri,
int (*function) (),
long argument );
ARGUMENTS
Specifies the number of bytes in the buffer. Specifies the priority of the allocb allocation request (no longer used). Specifies a kernel
or driver interface to be called when a buffer becomes available. Specifies an argument to be passed to the kernel or driver interface
specified in the function argument.
DESCRIPTION
The bufcall interface serves as a timeout call of indeterminate length. When a buffer allocation request fails, you can use bufcall to
schedule the interface passed to the function argument to be called with the argument passed to argument when a buffer becomes available.
The interface passed to function can be a routine that calls allocb or it can be implemented to perform something else.
NOTES
Even when the bufcall interface calls the interface passed to the function argument, the allocb interface can still fail if another module
or device driver allocated the memory before the interface in function was able to call allocb.
RETURN VALUES
Upon successful completion, the bufcall interface returns a bufcall id that you can use in a call to the unbufcall interface to cancel the
request. If the bufcall scheduling fails (that is, a buffer is not available), the interface passed to function is never called and bufcall
returns the value zero(0).
SEE ALSO
Kernel Routines: allocb(9r), esballoc(9r), testb(9r)
Programmer's Guide: STREAMS
bufcall(9r)