Lines Matching defs:atomic
140 pseudo_bit_t a[0x00001]; /* If set - Remote Atomic access will be enabled */
162 /* Send wqe segment atomic */
195 pseudo_bit_t a[0x00001]; /* If set, Atomic Enable for bound window. */
677 pseudo_bit_t rdmardc_base_addr_h[0x00020];/* rdmardc_base_addr_h: Base address of table that holds remote read and remote atomic requests [63:32]. */
681 pseudo_bit_t rdmardc_base_addr_l[0x0001b];/* rdmardc_base_addr_l: Base address of table that holds remote read and remote atomic requests [31:0].
770 struct hermonprm_wqe_segment_atomic_st wqe_segment_atomic;/* Send wqe segment atomic */
864 pseudo_bit_t sra_max[0x00003]; /* Maximum number of outstanding RDMA-read/Atomic operations allowed in the send queue. Maximum number is 2^SRA_Max. Must be zero in EE context. */
893 pseudo_bit_t rae[0x00001]; /* If set - Atomic operations enabled. on receive queue. Not valid (reserved) in EE context. */
897 pseudo_bit_t rra_max[0x00003]; /* Maximum number of outstanding RDMA-read/Atomic operations allowed on receive queue is 2^RRA_Max.
1519 QP. (E.g. RDMA or ATOMIC on QP not set up for this).
1520 2. Misaligned ATOMIC: VA does not point to an aligned address on an atomic opera-tion.
1521 3. Too many RDMA READ or ATOMIC Requests: There were more requests received
2010 pseudo_bit_t log_max_ra_res_qp[0x00006];/* Log2 of the Maximum number of outstanding RDMA read/Atomic per QP as a responder */
2012 pseudo_bit_t log_max_ra_req_qp[0x00006];/* Log2 of the maximum number of outstanding RDMA read/Atomic per QP as a requester */
2015 pseudo_bit_t log_max_ra_res_global[0x00006];/* Log2 of the maximum number of RDMA read/atomic operations the HCA responder can support globally. That implies the RDB table size. */
2081 pseudo_bit_t atm[0x00001]; /* Atomic operations supported (atomicity is guaranteed between QPs on this HCA) */
2301 pseudo_bit_t he[0x00001]; /* Host Endianess - Used for Atomic Operations
2409 pseudo_bit_t atomic[0x00001]; /* If set - remote Atomic access is allowed. */
2806 pseudo_bit_t a[0x00001]; /* If set the memory access that caused the page fault was atomic */
2952 pseudo_bit_t byte_cnt[0x00020]; /* Byte count of data transferred. Applicable for RDMA-read, Atomic and all receive operations. completions.
