Class RouterInit
java.lang.Object
uk.ac.manchester.spinnaker.messages.sdp.SpinnakerRequest
uk.ac.manchester.spinnaker.messages.scp.SCPRequest<EmptyResponse>
uk.ac.manchester.spinnaker.messages.scp.RouterInit
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SerializableMessage
public class RouterInit extends SCPRequest<EmptyResponse>
A request to initialise the router on a chip. There is no response payload.
Ultimately handled by rtr_mc_load()
in sark_hw.c
(via
cmd_rtr()
in scamp-cmd.c
).
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Field Summary
Fields inherited from class uk.ac.manchester.spinnaker.messages.scp.SCPRequest
argument1, argument2, argument3, BOOT_CHIP, BOOT_MONITOR_CORE, data, NO_DATA, scpRequestHeader
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description RouterInit(HasChipLocation chip, int numEntries, MemoryLocation tableAddress, int baseIndex, AppID appID)
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description EmptyResponse
getSCPResponse(ByteBuffer buffer)
Parse the response to this message.Methods inherited from class uk.ac.manchester.spinnaker.messages.sdp.SpinnakerRequest
getMessageData
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Constructor Details
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RouterInit
public RouterInit(HasChipLocation chip, int numEntries, MemoryLocation tableAddress, int baseIndex, AppID appID)- Parameters:
chip
- The coordinates of the chip to clear the router ofnumEntries
- The number of entries in the table (more than 0)tableAddress
- The allocated address containing the data to init the router from.baseIndex
- The base index in the router table where the entries are to be placed.appID
- The ID of the application with which to associate the routes.- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- If a bad address or entry count is given
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Method Details
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getSCPResponse
Description copied from class:SCPRequest
Parse the response to this message.- Specified by:
getSCPResponse
in classSCPRequest<EmptyResponse>
- Parameters:
buffer
- The buffer to parse.- Returns:
- The message response.
- Throws:
UnexpectedResponseCodeException
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