XilinxProcessorIPLib/drivers/hdcp22_rx_dp/src/xhdcp22_rx.c
void XHdcp22Rx_SetDdcError(XHdcp22_Rx *InstancePtr)
{
	/* Verify arguments */
	Xil_AssertVoid(InstancePtr != NULL);

	/* Increment link error count */
	InstancePtr->Info.DdcErrorCnt++;

	/* Set Error Flag */
	InstancePtr->Info.ErrorFlag |= XHDCP22_RX_ERROR_FLAG_DDC_BURST;

	/* Log error event and set flag */
	XHdcp22Rx_LogWr(InstancePtr, XHDCP22_RX_LOG_EVT_ERROR, XHDCP22_RX_ERROR_FLAG_DDC_BURST);
}
/*****************************************************************************/
/**
* This function is called when a DDC read/write burst stops prior to completing
* the expected message size. This will cause the message buffers to be flushed
* and state machine reset.
*
* @param	InstancePtr is a pointer to the XHdcp22_Rx core instance.
*
* @return	None.
*
* @note		This function can be registered as an asynchronous callback.
******************************************************************************/
This function is called when a DDC read/write burst stops prior to completing
the expected message size. This will cause the message buffers to be flushed
and state machine reset.
This function is called when a DDC read / write burst stops prior to completing the expected message size . This will cause the message buffers to be flushed and state machine reset .
void XHdcp22Rx_SetDdcError(XHdcp22_Rx *InstancePtr)
{
	Xil_AssertVoid(InstancePtr != NULL);
	InstancePtr->Info.DdcErrorCnt++;
	InstancePtr->Info.ErrorFlag |= XHDCP22_RX_ERROR_FLAG_DDC_BURST;
	XHdcp22Rx_LogWr(InstancePtr, XHDCP22_RX_LOG_EVT_ERROR, XHDCP22_RX_ERROR_FLAG_DDC_BURST);
}
void XHdcp22Rx_SetDdcError ( XHdcp22_Rx * InstancePtr ) { Xil_AssertVoid ( InstancePtr != NULL ) ; InstancePtr -> Info . DdcErrorCnt ++ ; InstancePtr -> Info . ErrorFlag |= XHDCP22_RX_ERROR_FLAG_DDC_BURST ; XHdcp22Rx_LogWr ( InstancePtr , XHDCP22_RX_LOG_EVT_ERROR , XHDCP22_RX_ERROR_FLAG_DDC_BURST ) ; }
This function is called when a DDC read/write burst stops prior to completing
the expected message size.
This function is called when a DDC read / write burst stops prior to completing the expected message size .
/* Verify arguments */ /* Increment link error count */ /* Set Error Flag */ /* Log error event and set flag */