WORD MACRxbufGetArray(BYTE *val, WORD len)
{
/*
* This function does not verify requested bytes against available
* bytes in current packet. Higher level logic must always validate
* packet and fetch data according to packet header.
*/
while( len-- )
*val++ = MACRxbufGet();
return len;
}
/**
* Discard the contents of the current RX buffer.
*/
void MACRxbufDiscard(void)
{
BYTE newBoundary;
WORD_VAL t;
//Read the "Next Packet Pointer" from current MAC RX buffer. The first 4 bytes of the current
//buffer contains the status, next packet pointer and length bytes.
//Set
t.v[1] = MACCurrRxbuf; //Page poiner to current MAC Rx Buffer
t.v[0] = 1; //"Next packet pointer" is second byte of packet
NICSetAddr(t.Val);
newBoundary = MACRxbufGet();
//Update BNRY pointer with new value - this will remove current MAC RX Buffer from ring!
//NICPut(CMDR, 0x20); // Select PAGE 0, Abort remote DMA
NICPut(BNRY, newBoundary); //BNRY is the receive buffer's GET pointer
return;
}