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Diffstat (limited to 'c/src/lib/libbsp/arm/nds/dswifi/arm9/source/sgIP_Config.h')
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1 files changed, 8 insertions, 8 deletions
diff --git a/c/src/lib/libbsp/arm/nds/dswifi/arm9/source/sgIP_Config.h b/c/src/lib/libbsp/arm/nds/dswifi/arm9/source/sgIP_Config.h index cfcdcf7050..26772b0f40 100644 --- a/c/src/lib/libbsp/arm/nds/dswifi/arm9/source/sgIP_Config.h +++ b/c/src/lib/libbsp/arm/nds/dswifi/arm9/source/sgIP_Config.h @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ // DSWifi Project - sgIP Internet Protocol Stack Implementation // Copyright (C) 2005-2006 Stephen Stair - sgstair@akkit.org - http://www.akkit.org -/****************************************************************************** +/****************************************************************************** DSWifi Lib and test materials are licenced under the MIT open source licence: Copyright (c) 2005-2006 Stephen Stair @@ -33,14 +33,14 @@ SOFTWARE. // General options - these control the core functionality of the stack. // SGIP_USEDYNAMICMEMORY: Allows the stack to use memory as it needs it, via malloc()/free() -// This option is extremely useful in environments where it can be used, as it prevents the +// This option is extremely useful in environments where it can be used, as it prevents the // overhead of allocating per-connection memory in advance, and allows an unlimited number // of connections, provided the memory space. This option requires the implementation of -// two C functions, "void * sgIP_malloc(int)" and "void sgIP_free(void *)", which behave +// two C functions, "void * sgIP_malloc(int)" and "void sgIP_free(void *)", which behave // similarly to the malloc and free functions commonly used in C. #define SGIP_USEDYNAMICMEMORY -// SGIP_INTERRUPT_THREADING_MODEL: Provides memory protection in a system that can allow +// SGIP_INTERRUPT_THREADING_MODEL: Provides memory protection in a system that can allow // multiple processing "threads" by way of interrupts. This is not required on single // threaded systems, and not adequate on multithreaded systems, but provides a way to // allow protection against contention on interrupt-driven systems. This option requires @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ SOFTWARE. // SGIP_MULTITHREADED_THREADING_MODEL: Standard memory protection for large multithreaded // systems, such as operating systems and the like. This kind of memory protection is -// useful for true multithreaded systems but useless in a single-threaded system and +// useful for true multithreaded systems but useless in a single-threaded system and // harmful in an interrupt-based multiprocess system. //#define SGIP_MULTITHREADED_THREADING_MODEL @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ SOFTWARE. // received, however, in a memory-tight situation, much smaller values can be used. #define SGIP_MEMBLOCK_DATASIZE 1600 -// SGIP_MEMBLOCK_BASENUM: The starting number of memblocks that will be allocated. This is +// SGIP_MEMBLOCK_BASENUM: The starting number of memblocks that will be allocated. This is // also the total number of memblocks that will be allocated if sgIP is not configured to use // dynamic memory allocation. #define SGIP_MEMBLOCK_BASENUM 12 @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ SOFTWARE. // (at least on most smaller systems) #define SGIP_ARP_MAXENTRIES 32 -// SGIP_HUB_MAXHWINTERFACES: The maximum number of hardware interfaces the sgIP hub will +// SGIP_HUB_MAXHWINTERFACES: The maximum number of hardware interfaces the sgIP hub will // connect to. A hardware interface being some port (ethernet, wifi, etc) that will relay // packets to the outside world. #define SGIP_HUB_MAXHWINTERFACES 1 @@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ SOFTWARE. #define SGIP_DEBUG_MESSAGE(param) sgIP_dbgprint param #define SGIP_DEBUG_ERROR(param) sgIP_dbgprint param; while(1); #else -#define SGIP_DEBUG_MESSAGE(param) +#define SGIP_DEBUG_MESSAGE(param) #define SGIP_DEBUG_ERROR(param) #endif |