printf(" rx_sq.end %p\n", priv->rx_sq.end);
for (i = 0; i < NUMRXDESC; i++)
- printf(" rx_buffer[%2.d] %p\n", i, NetRxPackets[i]);
+ printf(" rx_buffer[%2.d] %p\n", i, net_rx_packets[i]);
printf(" tx_dq.base %p\n", priv->tx_dq.base);
printf(" tx_dq.current %p\n", priv->tx_dq.current);
*/
for (i = 0; i < NUMRXDESC; i++) {
/* set buffer address */
- (priv->rx_dq.base + i)->word1 = (uint32_t)NetRxPackets[i];
+ (priv->rx_dq.base + i)->word1 = (uint32_t)net_rx_packets[i];
/* set buffer length, clear buffer index and NSOF */
(priv->rx_dq.base + i)->word2 = PKTSIZE_ALIGN;
/*
* We have a good frame. Extract the frame's length
* from the current rx_status_queue entry, and copy
- * the frame's data into NetRxPackets[] of the
+ * the frame's data into net_rx_packets[] of the
* protocol stack. We track the total number of
* bytes in the frame (nbytes_frame) which will be
* used when we pass the data off to the protocol
- * layer via NetReceive().
+ * layer via net_process_received_packet().
*/
len = RX_STATUS_FRAME_LEN(priv->rx_sq.current);
- NetReceive((uchar *)priv->rx_dq.current->word1, len);
+ net_process_received_packet(
+ (uchar *)priv->rx_dq.current->word1, len);
debug("reporting %d bytes...\n", len);
} else {