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The program counts over PCI address space and if the address corresponds to an actual device - stores some device-relative information in a text table. | The program counts over PCI address space and if the address corresponds to an actual device - stores some device-relative information in a text table. | ||
The program | The program includes two vendor database files: '''vendors.inc''' and '''vendors.add''' The full list covers 1,000 vendors rising the program size upto 33kB. Some size-critical distrubutives may exclude the 2nd database file that reduces the code downto 10kB. | ||
Version 2.3 also checks available memory-mapped I/O chanels granted to user applications. If such a channel exists, '''PCIDEV''' makes a short (64-byte) text dump of each memory-mapped area. | Version 2.3 also checks available memory-mapped I/O chanels granted to user applications. If such a channel exists, '''PCIDEV''' makes a short (64-byte) text dump of each memory-mapped area. | ||
'''PCIDEV''' code is a | '''PCIDEV''' code is a self-explaining demonstration how to use KolibriOS' PCI & MMIO system functions. | ||
== Authors == | == Authors == | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:56, 25 June 2010
Short Description
A simple but useful listing of PCI devices.
The program counts over PCI address space and if the address corresponds to an actual device - stores some device-relative information in a text table.
The program includes two vendor database files: vendors.inc and vendors.add The full list covers 1,000 vendors rising the program size upto 33kB. Some size-critical distrubutives may exclude the 2nd database file that reduces the code downto 10kB.
Version 2.3 also checks available memory-mapped I/O chanels granted to user applications. If such a channel exists, PCIDEV makes a short (64-byte) text dump of each memory-mapped area.
PCIDEV code is a self-explaining demonstration how to use KolibriOS' PCI & MMIO system functions.
Authors
- Jason Delozier <cordata51@hotmail.com>
- Sergey Kuzmin aka Wildwest <mario79@bk.ru>
- Victor Alberto Gil Hanla aka vhanla <vhanla@gmail.com>
- Mihailov Ilia aka Ghost <ghost.nsk@gmail.com>
- Marat Zakiyanov aka Mario79 <mario79@bk.ru>
- Artem Jerdev aka art_zh <art_zh@yahoo.com>
Project site
http://www.coolthemes.narod.ru/pcidev.html
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