Searched refs:TS_IN_RESET (Results 1 – 3 of 3) sorted by relevance
613 if (force_reset || (ldcp->tstate & ~TS_IN_RESET) == TS_UP) { in i_ldc_rxq_reconf()729 ldcp->tstate |= TS_IN_RESET; in i_ldc_reset()1240 if ((ldcp->tstate & ~TS_IN_RESET) == TS_VREADY) { in i_ldc_process_VER()1348 if ((ldcp->tstate & ~TS_IN_RESET) == TS_VREADY) { in i_ldc_process_VER()1731 if ((ldcp->tstate & TS_IN_RESET) == 0) in i_ldc_process_RTR()1783 if ((ldcp->tstate & TS_IN_RESET) == 0) in i_ldc_process_RDX()1884 switch (ldcp->tstate & ~TS_IN_RESET) { in i_ldc_ctrlmsg()2147 (ldcp->tstate & ~TS_IN_RESET) == TS_OPEN && in i_ldc_tx_hdlr()2262 if ((ldcp->tstate & ~TS_IN_RESET) == TS_OPEN) { in i_ldc_rx_process_hvq()2321 if ((ldcp->tstate & ~TS_IN_RESET) != TS_UP) { in i_ldc_rx_process_hvq()[all …]
207 if ((ldcp->tstate & ~TS_IN_RESET) < TS_INIT) { in ldc_mem_alloc_handle()
89 #define TS_IN_RESET 0x100 /* channel is in reset state */ macro