fpe_did_load(3) CLIX fpe_did_load(3)
NAME
fpe_did_load - Loads a Floating Point Engine (FPE) coprocessor image
LIBRARY
Intergraph Device Library (libix.a)
SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/xio/xerr.h>
#include <sys/xio/xfpe.h>
int fpe_did_load(
int fpeno ,
char *file ,
int *did );
PARAMETERS
fpeno A Floating-Point Engine number
file A pointerr to a filename
did A pointer to a driver identification number
DESCRIPTION
The fpe_did_load() function loads an application-specific microcode image
into a Floating-Point Engine (FPE) coprocessor. Obtained with
fpe_coproc_alloc(), fpeno is the number of the FPE to be loaded.
The file function points to the pathname of the file containing the FPE
microcode image to be loaded. Before loading the microcode image into the
FPE, fpe_did_load() checks the process's read access permission for the
file ensures that the file is not currently opened for write operations.
Then, fpe_did_load() marks the file as being opened for execution; this
ensures that a process cannot write to the file while it is being loaded.
The driver clears the execute status when the microcode image is unloaded.
The driver supports a maximum of NDID-1 loaded microcode images.
Upon successful completion, fpe_did_load() updates the did pointer
location with an identification number the driver associates with the
loaded microcode image. fpe_did_unload() uses this number to unload the
proper microcode image.
RETURN VALUES
Upon successful completion, a value of 0 is returned. Otherwise, one of
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fpe_did_load(3) CLIX fpe_did_load(3)
the following failure codes is returned.
ERRORS
The fpe_did_load() will fail if one of the following is true:
[XIO_FAILURE]
The system does not contain the driver needed to support this
request.
[FPE_NOT_PRESENT]
The value of fpeno specifies an FPE that is not in the system.
[FPE_NOT_OWNER]
The value of fpeno specifies an FPE that is not currently allocated
by the process.
[FPE_DID_FILE_NOT_FOUND]
The file parameter points to an invalid filename.
[FPE_DID_NO_ACCESS_PRIV]
The file parameter specifies a file that lacks read permission for
the process.
[FPE_DID_FILE_BUSY]
The file parameter specifies a file that is currently opened for
writing.
[FPE_DID_DEVICE_FULL]
The process attempts to exceed the maximum number of loaded
microcode images supported.
[FPE_DID_BAD_FILE]
A failure occurs while reading the microcode file, or the file's
header is invalid.
[FPE_DID_NOSPACE]
The microcode image is larger than the available image memory in
the FPE.
[FPE_DID_INIT_FAILURE]
The FPE fails to initialize properly after loading the microcode
image.
RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: fpe_coproc_alloc(3), fpe_did_unload(3)
Files: xfpe(7)
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