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.TH funct "3hal" "2006-10-12" "LinuxCNC Documentation" "HAL"
.SH NAME
funct \- one-line description of funct
.SH SYNTAX
.HP
#include "hal_parport.h"
.HP
int \fBhal_parport_get\fR(int \fIcomp_id\fR, hal_parport_t *\fIport\fR, unsigned short \fIbase\fR, unsigned short \fIbase_hi\fR, unsigned int \fImodes\fR)
.HP
void \fBhal_parport_release\fR(hal_parport_t *\fIport\fR)
.SH ARGUMENTS
.IP \fIcomp_id\fR
A HAL component identifier returned by an earlier call to \fBhal_init\fR.
.IP \fIport\fR
A pointer to a hal_parport_t structure
.IP \fIbase\fR
The base address of the port (if port >= 16) or the linux port number of the
port (if port < 16)
.IP \fIbase_hi\fR
The "high" address of the port (location of the ECP registers), 0 to use a
probed high address, or -1 to disable the high address
.IP \fImodes\fR
Advise the driver of the desired port modes, from <linux/parport.h>. If a
linux-detected port does not provide the requested modes, a warning is printed
with rtapi_print_msg. This does not make the port request fail, because
unfortunately, many systems that have working EPP parports are not detected as
such by Linux.
.SH DESCRIPTION
\fBhal_parport_get\fR allocates a parallel port for exclusive use of the
named hal component. The port must be released with \fBhal_parport_release\fR
before the component exits with \fBhal_exit\fR.
.SH HIGH ADDRESS PROBING
If the port is a parallel port known to Linux, and Linux detected a high
I/O address, this value is used. Otherwise, if base+0x400 is not registered
to any device, it is used. Otherwise, no address is used. If no high address
is detected, port->base_hi is 0.
.SH PARPORT STRUCTURE
.in +4n
.nf
typedef struct
{
unsigned short base;
unsigned short base_hi;
.... // and further unspecified fields
} hal_parport_t;
.fi
.in
.SH RETURN VALUE
\fBhal_parport_get\fR returns a HAL status code. On success, \fIport\fR is
filled out with information about the allocated port. On failure, the contents
of \fIport\fR are undefined except that it is safe (but not required) to pass
this port to \fBhal_parport_release\fR.
\fBhal_parport_release\fR does not return a value. It always succeeds.
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