PCMCIA Legacy Compatiblity Layer Structures (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
The following table shows the PC Card driver structures.
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This data type is a 32-bit value used to identify a driver. |
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This structure contains PC Card configuration information. |
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This structure contains tuple information passed to the CardGetTupleData function. |
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This type contains event values in a registered driver callback function. |
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This structure contains event mask configurations passed to the CardGetEventMask and CardSetEventMask functions. |
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This structure contains additional information for particular callback events and is passed as the third member to the client's callback function. |
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This structure stores context data specified by CardRequestIRQ. When a PC Card generates an interrupt on the PC Card interrupt line, card services calls the interrupt handler that is associated with a specified socket and function pair. |
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This structure contains driver characteristics passed to the CardRegisterClient function. |
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This structure identifies a socket and function pair composed of a socket number and function number. |
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This structure returns data. It is used by the CardGetStatus function. |
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This structure contains tuple information passed to the CardGetFirstTuple, CardGetNextTuple, and CardGetTupleData functions. |
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This data type maps a window within system memory. It is used by the CardRequestWindow function. |
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This structure contains memory or I/O window characteristics passed to the CardRequestWindow function. |
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This function specifies the prototype for PC Card event callback functions. |
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This structure returns data for the CISTPL_CFTABLE_ENTRY tuple code. It is used by the CardGetParsedTuple function. |
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This structure returns data for the CISTPL_CONFIG tuple code. It is used by the CardGetParsedTuple function to. |
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This structure contains the characteristics of one of the PC Card voltage sources: Vcc, Vpp1, or Vpp2. |