USB OTG Driver Supported Standard Bus IOCTLs (Compact 2013)
3/26/2014
The following table shows the standard bus IOCTLs supported by the universal serial bus (USB) On-The-Go (OTG) driver with a description of the purpose of each. These IOCTLs complement the CEDDK dynamic-link library bus access functions.
For more information, see Ceddk.dll Bus Access Functions.
Programming element |
Description |
|---|---|
IOCTL_BUS_POSTINIT |
This IOCTL unloads a subordinate driver in an alternate thread, which allows subordinate drivers to request that they themselves be unloaded. |
IOCTL_BUS_TRANSLATE_BUS_ADDRESS |
This IOCTL translates the physical bus address to the physical system address. |
IOCTL_BUS_TRANSLATE_SYSTEM_ADDRESS |
This IOCTL performs a device bus address translation. |
IOCTL_BUS_GET_POWER_STATE |
This IOCTL obtains the bus power level for a subordinate driver. Power control operations should only be initiated by the subordinate driver affected by the request. |
IOCTL_BUS_SET_POWER_STATE |
This IOCTL changes the bus power level for a subordinate driver specified by the bus name. Client drivers request this service from their bus drivers. Power control operations should only be initiated by the subordinate driver affected by the request. |
IOCTL_BUS_IS_CHILD_REMOVED |
This IOCTL determines if the subordinate driver has been removed. Subordinate drivers can use this to check if the caller has been removed or not. This call also can be used in subordinate driver's power callback. |
IOCTL_BUS_NAME_PREFIX |
This IOCTL retrieves the bus name prefix. |
Note
The following CEDDK dynamic-link library bus access IOCTLs are not supported by USB OTG drivers:
IOCTL_BUS_GET_CONFIGURE_DATA
IOCTL_BUS_SET_CONFIGURE_DATA
IOCTL_BUS_ACTIVATE_CHILD
IOCTL_BUS_DEACTIVATE_CHILD
For more information, see Ceddk.dll Bus Access IOCTLs.