Maxim Integrated High-Speed Microcontroller Users Guide: Network Microcontroller Supplement - Manual (Page 205)

High-Speed Microcontroller User’s
Guide: Network Microcontroller
Supplement
205
tftp_next
Description: int tftp_next(
int ack_only); /* flag to signal when ack_only should be sent */
The tftp_next function acknowledges a TFTP data block and waits for data. tftp_next(0) returns subsequent data blocks (until
the returned length is less than 512). Use ack_only <>0 (i.e., tftp_next(1)) to acknowledge the last data block without waiting
for additional data.
tftp_close
Description: int tftp_close(void);
This function closes a tftp socket allocated by tftp_first(). tftp_close(). It frees the socket handle allocated by tftp_first() and
should be called when a tftp data transfer has finished (or when a tftp data transfer has failed).
TASK SCHEDULER FUNCTIONS
task_genesis
Description: void task_genesis(
int savesize); /* buffer of savesize allocated to hold task state */
The task_genesis function sets up primordial and idle threads. This function creates the running task list and assigns the task
ID 1 to the current flow of execution. It calls malloc to allocate a buffer of savesize, which is used to save and restore the task
state. Note: This function does not change or enable the timer interrupt. Interrupt handlers must be installed and
corresponding interrupts must be enabled before calling this function.
task_getcurrent
Description: int task_getcurrent(void);
The task_getcurrent function returns the current task’s ID.
INPUT DESCRIPTION OUTPUT DESCRIPTION
— ACC Task ID
Example:
ROMCALL task_getcurrent
INPUT DESCRIPTION OUTPUT DESCRIPTION
R1:R0 savesize —
Example:
MOV R1, #high(SAVESIZE)
MOV R0, #low(SAVESIZE)
ROMCALL task_genesis
INPUT DESCRIPTION OUTPUT DESCRIPTION
— ACC return value (=0 for success)
Example:
ROMCALL tftp_close
INPUT DESCRIPTION OUTPUT DESCRIPTION
ACC ack_only
ACC
R1:R0
Return value (= 0 for success)
#bytes read
Example:
MOV A, #0h
ROMCALL tftp_next
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