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typedef struct tagACI_Layer_Params
{
UINT Size; // (in) Size of structure, in bytes
UINT BufferNumber; // (in) Number of buffer of interest, the first buffer number is 0
UINT LayerNumber; // (in) Number of layer of interest, the first layer number is 0
DWORD LayerSizeLow; // (out) Low 32 bits of layer size, in bytes
DWORD LayerSizeHigh; // (out) High 32 bits of layer size, in bytes
DWORD DeviceStartAddrLow; // (out) Low 32 bits of device start address for this layer
DWORD DeviceStartAddrHigh; // (out) High 32 bits of device start address for this layer
DWORD DeviceEndAddrLow; // (out) Low 32 bits of device end address for this layer
DWORD DeviceEndAddrHigh; // (out) High 32 bits of device end address for this layer
DWORD DeviceBufStartAddrLow; // (out) Low 32 bits of device memory start address in buffer for this layer
DWORD DeviceBufStartAddrHigh; // (out) High 32 bits of device memory start address in buffer for this layer
UINT UnitSize; // (out) Size of layer unit, in bits (8, 16 or 32)
BOOL FixedSize; // (out) Size of layer cannot be changed with ACI_ReallocBuffer()
CHAR BufferName[64]; // (out) Buffer name
CHAR LayerName[64]; // (out) Layer name, cannot be changed
UINT NumBuffers; // (out) Total number of currently allocated buffers
UINT NumLayers; // (out) Total number of layers in a buffer
} ACI_Layer_Params;
BufferNumber
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The ordinal number of the memory buffer, content of which is required by the ACI_GetLayer function. Numbers of ChipProg memory buffers begin from #0.
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LayerNumber
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The ordinal number of the layer in the memory buffer, the content of which is required by the ACI_GetLayer function. The layer numbers begins from #0.
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LayerSizeLow,
LayerSizeHigh
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Here the function returns the range of the memory layer's addresses in bytes.
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DeviceStartAddrLow,
DeviceStartAddrHigh
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Here the function returns the device's start address for the selected memory layer. This address is the device's property and strictly depends on the device type; usually this value is zero. Do not mix it up with the start address of a programming operation that can be shifted by a certain offset value.
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DeviceEndAddrLow,
DeviceEndAddrHigh
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Here the function returns the device's end address for the selected memory layer. This address is the device's property and strictly depends on the device type. Do not mix it up with the end address of a programming operation editable in the setup dialog. The selected layer's address range can be defined as a difference between the end address and the start address plus 1.
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DeviceBufStartAddrLow,
DeviceBufStartAddrHigh
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Here the function returns the start address for the selected memory buffer - usually this value is zero.
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UnitSize
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This structure member specifies formats of the data in a memory layer: 8 for the 8-bit devices, 16 - for 16-bit devices and 32 for 32-bit devices.
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FixedSize
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This flag, if TRUE, disables resizing the memory layer by the ACI_ReallocBuffer function. There is one restriction on use of this flag: since the layer #0 is always resizeable the FixedSize is always FALSE for the layer #0.
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BufferName
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The name of the memory buffer as it was defined in the ChipProg interface or by the ACI_CreateBuffer function call.
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LayerName
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Reserved name of the memory buffer's layer. It cannot be changed by the ACI.DLL user.
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NumBuffers
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The number of the assigned memory buffers.
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NumLayers
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The number of layers in the programmer's memory buffers. This is a pre-defined device-specific value that is the same for all memory buffers.
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See also: ACI_GetLayer
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