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DeviceRequest

Enum DeviceRequest 

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pub enum DeviceRequest {
    Transmit {
        buffer: SharedVmoBuffer,
        responder: DeviceTransmitResponder,
    },
    Receive {
        buffer: SharedVmoBuffer,
        responder: DeviceReceiveResponder,
    },
    Exchange {
        tx_buffer: SharedVmoBuffer,
        rx_buffer: SharedVmoBuffer,
        responder: DeviceExchangeResponder,
    },
    RegisterVmo {
        vmo_id: u32,
        vmo: Range,
        rights: SharedVmoRight,
        responder: DeviceRegisterVmoResponder,
    },
    UnregisterVmo {
        vmo_id: u32,
        responder: DeviceUnregisterVmoResponder,
    },
    TransmitVector {
        data: Vec<u8>,
        responder: DeviceTransmitVectorResponder,
    },
    ReceiveVector {
        size: u32,
        responder: DeviceReceiveVectorResponder,
    },
    ExchangeVector {
        txdata: Vec<u8>,
        responder: DeviceExchangeVectorResponder,
    },
    CanAssertCs {
        responder: DeviceCanAssertCsResponder,
    },
    AssertCs {
        responder: DeviceAssertCsResponder,
    },
    DeassertCs {
        responder: DeviceDeassertCsResponder,
    },
}

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Transmit

Sends the data in buffer to the device.

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§buffer: SharedVmoBuffer
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Receive

Receives data from the device into buffer.

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§buffer: SharedVmoBuffer
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Exchange

Simultaneously transmits and receives data. The size fields of tx_buffer and rx_buffer must be the same.

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§tx_buffer: SharedVmoBuffer
§rx_buffer: SharedVmoBuffer
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RegisterVmo

Registers a VMO and transfers ownership to the driver. vmo_id: The ID chosen by the client that will be used in operations on this VMO. vmo: The handle, offset, and size of this VMO. IO operations on this VMO will be relative to the offset and size specified here. rights: A bit field of SharedVmoRight values indicating how this VMO may be used. Callers should assume that the driver will map and/or pin the VMO using these rights.

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§vmo_id: u32
§vmo: Range
§rights: SharedVmoRight
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UnregisterVmo

Unmaps and/or unpins the VMO and returns the handle to the caller.

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§vmo_id: u32
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TransmitVector

Half-duplex transmit data to a SPI device; always transmits the entire buffer on success.

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ReceiveVector

Half-duplex receive data from a SPI device; always reads the full size requested.

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ExchangeVector

Full-duplex SPI transaction. Received data will exactly equal the length of the transmit buffer.

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§txdata: Vec<u8>
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CanAssertCs

Returns true if the device can call |AssertCs()| and |DeassertCs()|.

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AssertCs

Assert CS for this device. Returns ZX_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED if there is more than one device on the bus.

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DeassertCs

Deassert CS for this device. Returns ZX_ERR_BAD_STATE if CS is already deasserted. Returns ZX_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED if there is more than one device on the bus.

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impl Debug for DeviceRequest

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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