LPGET_ISOCH_RESULTS (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
This function gets the status of an active isochronous transfer.
Syntax
typedef BOOL (* LPGET_ISOCH_RESULTS)(
USB_TRANSFER hTransfer,
DWORD cFrames,
LPDWORD lpdwBytesTransferred,
LPDWORD lpdwErrors
);
Parameters
- hTransfer
[in] Handle to an isochronous transfer.
- cFrames
[in] Number of frames to return.
- lpdwBytesTransferred
[out] Pointer to an array of lengths. This pointer might be NULL, in which case this function does not report bytes-transferred information.
lpdwErrors
[out] Pointer to an array of error values. This pointer might be NULL, in which case this function does not report error value information.The following table shows the possible error codes for UHCI.
Error code Value USB_NO_ERROR
0x00000000
USB_STALL_ERROR
0x00000004
USB_NOT_COMPLETE_ERROR
0x00000103
For OHCI, the hardware writes the error status into the buffer. The following table shows the possible error codes for OHCI.
Error code Value USB_NO_ERROR
0x00000000
USB_CRC_ERROR
0x00000001
USB_BIT_STUFFING_ERROR
0x00000002
USB_DATA_TOGGLE_MISMATCH_ERROR
0x00000003
USB_STALL_ERROR
0x00000004
USB_DEVICE_NOT_RESPONDING_ERROR
0x00000005
USB_PID_CHECK_FAILURE_ERROR
0x00000006
USB_UNEXPECTED_PID_ERROR
0x00000007
USB_DATA_OVERRUN_ERROR
0x00000008
USB_DATA_UNDERRUN_ERROR
0x00000009
USB_BUFFER_OVERRUN_ERROR
0x0000000C
USB_BUFFER_UNDERRUN_ERROR
0x0000000D
USB_NOT_ACCESSED_ERROR
Note:HCD maps USB_NOT_ACCESSED_ALT to USB_NOT_ACCESSED_ERROR.0x0000000E
Return Value
Returns TRUE if hTransfer points to a completed isochronous transfer. Otherwise, returns FALSE.
Remarks
The supplied arrays are filled out with the error values and amounts of data transferred for each frame. There might have been data transferred on a frame, even if lpdwErrors containserrors.
Requirements
Header | usbdi.h |
Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE 2.10 and later |