7. Code Migration Reference (continued)
ℹ Note
The code snippets shown below highlight the core functionality to illustrate the similarities and differences between QDMA and MDB5 DMA implementations.
7.2.5 Completion Handling
QDMA uses callback-based completion with async I/O support. MDB5 uses DMAEngine callback mechanism with dmaengine_result.
| QDMA (driver/src/cdev.c) | MDB5 DMA (client-driver/mdb5-dmaclient-cdev.c) |
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7.2.6 File Operations
Both expose character device interface. QDMA uses cdev with read/write/ioctl; MDB5 uses standard read/write with async I/O support.
| QDMA (driver/src/cdev.c) | MDB5 DMA (client-driver/mdb5-dmaclient-cdev.c) |
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7.2.7 Control Ioctl Handler
QDMA uses netlink with genl_ops for control commands. MDB5 uses ioctl on /dev/mdb5_ctrl.
| QDMA (driver/src/nl.c) | MDB5 DMA (client-driver/mdb5-dmaclient-cdev.c) |
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8. References
The following resources provide additional information: