General Description

Macros
#define	LD_IN_PROGRESS (0x01U)
	Reception or transmission not yet completed.

#define	LD_COMPLETED (0x02U)
	Reception or transmission completed successfully. More...

#define	LD_FAILED (0x03U)
	Reception or transmission ended in an error. More...

#define	LD_N_AS_TIMEOUT (0x04U)
	Transmission failed because of a N_As timeout.

#define	LD_N_CR_TIMEOUT (0x05U)
	Reception failed because of a N_Cr timeout.

#define	LD_WRONG_SN (0x06U)
	Reception failed because of an unexpected sequence number.

#define	LD_QUEUE_EMPTY (0x07U)
	The transmit queue is empty. More...

#define	LD_QUEUE_AVAILABLE (0x08U)
	The transmit queue contains entries, but is not full.

#define	LD_QUEUE_FULL (0x09U)
	The transmit queue is full and cannot accept further frames.

#define	LD_TRANSMIT_ERROR (0x0AU)
	LIN protocol errors occurred during a transfer; initialize and redo the transfer. More...

#define	LD_NO_DATA (0x0BU)
	The receive queue is empty. More...

#define	LD_DATA_AVAILABLE (0x0CU)
	The receive queue contains data that can be read.

#define	LD_RECEIVE_ERROR (0x0DU)
	LIN protocol errors occurred during a transfer; initialize and redo the transfer. More...

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ LD_COMPLETED

#define LD_COMPLETED (0x02U)

Reception or transmission completed successfully.

This value is also returned after initialization of Transport Layer.

◆ LD_FAILED

#define LD_FAILED (0x03U)

Reception or transmission ended in an error.

The data was only partially sent or received (should not be trusted). The transport layer is reinitialized before processing further messages. To find out why reception or transmission failed, check the status management function ld_rx_status() or ld_tx_status().

◆ LD_QUEUE_EMPTY

#define LD_QUEUE_EMPTY (0x07U)

The transmit queue is empty.

In case of previous calls to ld_put_raw, all frames in the queue were transmitted.

◆ LD_TRANSMIT_ERROR

#define LD_TRANSMIT_ERROR (0x0AU)

LIN protocol errors occurred during a transfer; initialize and redo the transfer.

◆ LD_NO_DATA

#define LD_NO_DATA (0x0BU)

The receive queue is empty.

◆ LD_RECEIVE_ERROR

#define LD_RECEIVE_ERROR (0x0DU)