// Copyright (c) 2014 Qualcomm Atheros, Inc. All rights reserved. // $ATH_LICENSE_HW_HDR_C$ // // DO NOT EDIT! This file is automatically generated // These definitions are tied to a particular hardware layout #ifndef _MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_H_ #define _MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_H_ #if !defined(__ASSEMBLER__) #endif // ################ START SUMMARY ################# // // Dword Fields // 0 ampdu_flag[0], ba_flow_enabled[1], window_size[7:2], start_seq_num[19:8], partial_aid[28:20], reserved_0a[31:29] // 1 seqnum_bitmap_31_0[31:0] // 2 seqnum_bitmap_63_32[31:0] // 3 start_pn_31_0[31:0] // 4 start_pn_63_32[31:0] // 5 start_pn_95_64[31:0] // 6 start_pn_127_96[31:0] // 7 retry_bitmap_31_0[31:0] // 8 retry_bitmap_63_32[31:0] // 9 frame_ctl[15:0], qos_ctl[31:16] // 10 key_id[7:0], reserved_11[31:8] // 11 pn_bitmap_31_0[31:0] // 12 pn_bitmap_63_32[31:0] // 13 pn_bitmap_95_64[31:0] // 14 pn_bitmap_127_96[31:0] // 15 pn_bitmap_159_128[31:0] // 16 pn_bitmap_191_160[31:0] // 17 pn_bitmap_223_192[31:0] // 18 pn_bitmap_255_224[31:0] // // ################ END SUMMARY ################# #define NUM_OF_DWORDS_MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON 19 struct mpdu_queue_ext_common { volatile uint32_t ampdu_flag : 1, //[0] ba_flow_enabled : 1, //[1] window_size : 6, //[7:2] start_seq_num : 12, //[19:8] partial_aid : 9, //[28:20] reserved_0a : 3; //[31:29] volatile uint32_t seqnum_bitmap_31_0 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t seqnum_bitmap_63_32 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t start_pn_31_0 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t start_pn_63_32 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t start_pn_95_64 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t start_pn_127_96 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t retry_bitmap_31_0 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t retry_bitmap_63_32 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t frame_ctl : 16, //[15:0] qos_ctl : 16; //[31:16] volatile uint32_t key_id : 8, //[7:0] reserved_11 : 24; //[31:8] volatile uint32_t pn_bitmap_31_0 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t pn_bitmap_63_32 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t pn_bitmap_95_64 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t pn_bitmap_127_96 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t pn_bitmap_159_128 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t pn_bitmap_191_160 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t pn_bitmap_223_192 : 32; //[31:0] volatile uint32_t pn_bitmap_255_224 : 32; //[31:0] }; /* ampdu_flag 0: Window size setting should be ignored, and MPDUs are only allowed to be sent out 1 at a time in NON A-MPDU format for legacy and 11n rate and in VHT single MPDU format for 11ac rate. 1: All MPDUs should be sent out using the A-MPDU format, even if window_size is set to 0 Note that this bit should be clear to 0 in order to construct VHT single MPDU frame. VHT frame is all A-MPDU format but if this bit is clear for VHT frame, EOF bit is set to 1 for the first MPDU delimiter in A-MPDU, which is the indicator of VHT single MPDU and solicits ACK rather than BA as response frame. ba_flow_enabled Block Ack flow When set, a Block Ack flow is ongoing. window_size The BA window size + 1 0 => window is 1 => 1 frame (used for non BA sessions) 1 => window is 2 Etc. start_seq_num Indicates the sequence number of the head MPDU in the MPDU Queue. partial_aid This field in only used by the PDG. All other modules should ignore this field. This field is only valid in case of a transmission at VHT rates This field is the Partial AID to be filled in to the VHT preamble. reserved_0a seqnum_bitmap_31_0 The Lower 32 bits of the 64 bit sequence number bitmap. This field is used to specify the sequence numbers of all the MPDU in this PPDU based on the start_seq_num field. Any time there is a 0 in the bitmap, the corresponding sequence number is skipped as we are following the MPDUs in the MPDU linked list. For example: if start_seq_num is 0x100 and seq_num_bitmap is 0x0123. Then the transmit queue contains the MPDU: 0x100, 0x101, 0x105, 0x108. seqnum_bitmap_63_32 Upper 32 bits of the 64 bit sequence number bitmap. See description for seq_num_bitmap_31_0. start_pn_31_0 start_pn_a is bits [31:0] of the 128 bit starting PN (Packet Number) which is used in conjunction with the pn_bitmap and key_id_octet to form the IV. pn# represents one of the octets of the start packet number: pn0[7:0] = start_pn_a[7:0] pn1[7:0] = start_pn_a[15:8] pn2[7:0] = start_pn_a[23:16] pn3[7:0] = start_pn_a[31:24] . . . pn15[7:0] = start_pn_a[127:120] The PN between sequential frames increments according to the rule specified in global register pn_incr_control start_pn_63_32 Bits [63:32] of the 128 bit start PN. See description for start_pn_31_0 start_pn_95_64 Bits [95:64] of the 128 bit start PN. See description for start_pn_31_0 start_pn_127_96 Bits [127:96] of the 128 bit start PN. See description for start_pn_31_0 retry_bitmap_31_0 Lower 32 bits of the 64 bit bitmap indicating if the corresponding frame has been transmitted before or not. Used by OLE to insert the correct value for the retry bit in the Frame control field 0: Frame not transmitted before 1: Frame has been transmitted before retry_bitmap_63_32 Higher 32 bits of the 64 bit bitmap indicating if the corresponding frame has been transmitted before or not. Used by OLE to insert the correct value for the retry bit in the Frame control field 0: Frame not transmitted before 1: Frame has been transmitted before frame_ctl 802.11 Frame control field: fc [1:0]: Protocol Version fc [3:2]: Type fc [7:4]: Subtype fc [8]: To DS fc [9]: From DS fc [10]: More Frag fc [11]: Retry fc [12]: Pwr Mgt fc [13]: More Data fc [14]: Protected Frame fc [15]: Order Used by OLE during the encapsulation process for Native WiFi, Ethernet II, and 802.3. qos_ctl QoS control field is valid if the type field is data and the upper bit of the subtype field is set. The field decode is as below: qos_ctl[3:0]: TID qos_ctl[4]: EOSP (with some exceptions) qos_ctl[6:5]: Ack Policy 0x0: Normal Ack or Implicit BAR 0x1: No Ack 0x2: No explicit Ack or PSMP Ack (not supported) 0x3: Block Ack (Not supported) Qos_ctl[7]: A-MSDU Present (with some exceptions) Qos_ctl[15:8]: TXOP limit, AP PS buffer state, TXOP duration requested or queue size (Not supported) This field is inserted into the 802.11 header during the encapsulation process key_id The key_id_octet includes the key_id: key_id_octet[7:6] and the extended IV: key_id_octet[5] and reserved bits: key_id_octet[4:0]. Used by the OLE to create the IV field of the packet. reserved_11 Reserved: generator should set to 0 and consumer shall ignore. pn_bitmap_31_0 31-0 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. In concept the use of start_pn and pn_bitmap is very similar to start_seq_num and seq_num_bitmap. The pn_shift_factor[3:0] is a register which indicates the increment in factors of 2N. This is necessary to provide different PN space for each TID. PN should never be duplicated; however, it is allocated per destination not per TID like sequence numbers. If we allocated PN for each packet before the packets are split to the different connection queues, then the PN could not be represented as a start and bitmap. By having the PN number space independent for each TID we can guarantee that the PN numbers for a connection queue will increment by the 2pn_shift_factor for each subsequent packet. This bitmap is not considered necessary because the seq_num_bitmap and the pn_bitmap should be identical, but this field exists just in case there is an issue. Used by OLE to insert the IV into the packet. pn_bitmap_63_32 63-32 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. pn_bitmap_95_64 95-64 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. pn_bitmap_127_96 127-96 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. pn_bitmap_159_128 159-128 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. pn_bitmap_191_160 191-160 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. pn_bitmap_223_192 223-192 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. pn_bitmap_255_224 255-224 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. */ /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_AMPDU_FLAG 0: Window size setting should be ignored, and MPDUs are only allowed to be sent out 1 at a time in NON A-MPDU format for legacy and 11n rate and in VHT single MPDU format for 11ac rate. 1: All MPDUs should be sent out using the A-MPDU format, even if window_size is set to 0 Note that this bit should be clear to 0 in order to construct VHT single MPDU frame. VHT frame is all A-MPDU format but if this bit is clear for VHT frame, EOF bit is set to 1 for the first MPDU delimiter in A-MPDU, which is the indicator of VHT single MPDU and solicits ACK rather than BA as response frame. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_AMPDU_FLAG_OFFSET 0x00000000 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_AMPDU_FLAG_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_AMPDU_FLAG_MASK 0x00000001 /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_BA_FLOW_ENABLED Block Ack flow When set, a Block Ack flow is ongoing. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_BA_FLOW_ENABLED_OFFSET 0x00000000 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_BA_FLOW_ENABLED_LSB 1 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_BA_FLOW_ENABLED_MASK 0x00000002 /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_WINDOW_SIZE The BA window size + 1 0 => window is 1 => 1 frame (used for non BA sessions) 1 => window is 2 Etc. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_WINDOW_SIZE_OFFSET 0x00000000 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_WINDOW_SIZE_LSB 2 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_WINDOW_SIZE_MASK 0x000000fc /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_START_SEQ_NUM Indicates the sequence number of the head MPDU in the MPDU Queue. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_START_SEQ_NUM_OFFSET 0x00000000 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_START_SEQ_NUM_LSB 8 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_START_SEQ_NUM_MASK 0x000fff00 /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_PARTIAL_AID This field in only used by the PDG. All other modules should ignore this field. This field is only valid in case of a transmission at VHT rates This field is the Partial AID to be filled in to the VHT preamble. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_PARTIAL_AID_OFFSET 0x00000000 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_PARTIAL_AID_LSB 20 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_PARTIAL_AID_MASK 0x1ff00000 /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_RESERVED_0A */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_RESERVED_0A_OFFSET 0x00000000 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_RESERVED_0A_LSB 29 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_0_RESERVED_0A_MASK 0xe0000000 /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_1_SEQNUM_BITMAP_31_0 The Lower 32 bits of the 64 bit sequence number bitmap. This field is used to specify the sequence numbers of all the MPDU in this PPDU based on the start_seq_num field. Any time there is a 0 in the bitmap, the corresponding sequence number is skipped as we are following the MPDUs in the MPDU linked list. For example: if start_seq_num is 0x100 and seq_num_bitmap is 0x0123. Then the transmit queue contains the MPDU: 0x100, 0x101, 0x105, 0x108. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_1_SEQNUM_BITMAP_31_0_OFFSET 0x00000004 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_1_SEQNUM_BITMAP_31_0_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_1_SEQNUM_BITMAP_31_0_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_2_SEQNUM_BITMAP_63_32 Upper 32 bits of the 64 bit sequence number bitmap. See description for seq_num_bitmap_31_0. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_2_SEQNUM_BITMAP_63_32_OFFSET 0x00000008 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_2_SEQNUM_BITMAP_63_32_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_2_SEQNUM_BITMAP_63_32_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_3_START_PN_31_0 start_pn_a is bits [31:0] of the 128 bit starting PN (Packet Number) which is used in conjunction with the pn_bitmap and key_id_octet to form the IV. pn# represents one of the octets of the start packet number: pn0[7:0] = start_pn_a[7:0] pn1[7:0] = start_pn_a[15:8] pn2[7:0] = start_pn_a[23:16] pn3[7:0] = start_pn_a[31:24] . . . pn15[7:0] = start_pn_a[127:120] The PN between sequential frames increments according to the rule specified in global register pn_incr_control */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_3_START_PN_31_0_OFFSET 0x0000000c #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_3_START_PN_31_0_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_3_START_PN_31_0_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_4_START_PN_63_32 Bits [63:32] of the 128 bit start PN. See description for start_pn_31_0 */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_4_START_PN_63_32_OFFSET 0x00000010 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_4_START_PN_63_32_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_4_START_PN_63_32_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_5_START_PN_95_64 Bits [95:64] of the 128 bit start PN. See description for start_pn_31_0 */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_5_START_PN_95_64_OFFSET 0x00000014 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_5_START_PN_95_64_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_5_START_PN_95_64_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_6_START_PN_127_96 Bits [127:96] of the 128 bit start PN. See description for start_pn_31_0 */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_6_START_PN_127_96_OFFSET 0x00000018 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_6_START_PN_127_96_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_6_START_PN_127_96_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_7_RETRY_BITMAP_31_0 Lower 32 bits of the 64 bit bitmap indicating if the corresponding frame has been transmitted before or not. Used by OLE to insert the correct value for the retry bit in the Frame control field 0: Frame not transmitted before 1: Frame has been transmitted before */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_7_RETRY_BITMAP_31_0_OFFSET 0x0000001c #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_7_RETRY_BITMAP_31_0_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_7_RETRY_BITMAP_31_0_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_8_RETRY_BITMAP_63_32 Higher 32 bits of the 64 bit bitmap indicating if the corresponding frame has been transmitted before or not. Used by OLE to insert the correct value for the retry bit in the Frame control field 0: Frame not transmitted before 1: Frame has been transmitted before */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_8_RETRY_BITMAP_63_32_OFFSET 0x00000020 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_8_RETRY_BITMAP_63_32_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_8_RETRY_BITMAP_63_32_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_9_FRAME_CTL 802.11 Frame control field: fc [1:0]: Protocol Version fc [3:2]: Type fc [7:4]: Subtype fc [8]: To DS fc [9]: From DS fc [10]: More Frag fc [11]: Retry fc [12]: Pwr Mgt fc [13]: More Data fc [14]: Protected Frame fc [15]: Order Used by OLE during the encapsulation process for Native WiFi, Ethernet II, and 802.3. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_9_FRAME_CTL_OFFSET 0x00000024 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_9_FRAME_CTL_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_9_FRAME_CTL_MASK 0x0000ffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_9_QOS_CTL QoS control field is valid if the type field is data and the upper bit of the subtype field is set. The field decode is as below: qos_ctl[3:0]: TID qos_ctl[4]: EOSP (with some exceptions) qos_ctl[6:5]: Ack Policy 0x0: Normal Ack or Implicit BAR 0x1: No Ack 0x2: No explicit Ack or PSMP Ack (not supported) 0x3: Block Ack (Not supported) Qos_ctl[7]: A-MSDU Present (with some exceptions) Qos_ctl[15:8]: TXOP limit, AP PS buffer state, TXOP duration requested or queue size (Not supported) This field is inserted into the 802.11 header during the encapsulation process */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_9_QOS_CTL_OFFSET 0x00000024 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_9_QOS_CTL_LSB 16 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_9_QOS_CTL_MASK 0xffff0000 /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_10_KEY_ID The key_id_octet includes the key_id: key_id_octet[7:6] and the extended IV: key_id_octet[5] and reserved bits: key_id_octet[4:0]. Used by the OLE to create the IV field of the packet. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_10_KEY_ID_OFFSET 0x00000028 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_10_KEY_ID_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_10_KEY_ID_MASK 0x000000ff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_10_RESERVED_11 Reserved: generator should set to 0 and consumer shall ignore. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_10_RESERVED_11_OFFSET 0x00000028 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_10_RESERVED_11_LSB 8 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_10_RESERVED_11_MASK 0xffffff00 /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_11_PN_BITMAP_31_0 31-0 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. In concept the use of start_pn and pn_bitmap is very similar to start_seq_num and seq_num_bitmap. The pn_shift_factor[3:0] is a register which indicates the increment in factors of 2N. This is necessary to provide different PN space for each TID. PN should never be duplicated; however, it is allocated per destination not per TID like sequence numbers. If we allocated PN for each packet before the packets are split to the different connection queues, then the PN could not be represented as a start and bitmap. By having the PN number space independent for each TID we can guarantee that the PN numbers for a connection queue will increment by the 2pn_shift_factor for each subsequent packet. This bitmap is not considered necessary because the seq_num_bitmap and the pn_bitmap should be identical, but this field exists just in case there is an issue. Used by OLE to insert the IV into the packet. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_11_PN_BITMAP_31_0_OFFSET 0x0000002c #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_11_PN_BITMAP_31_0_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_11_PN_BITMAP_31_0_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_12_PN_BITMAP_63_32 63-32 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_12_PN_BITMAP_63_32_OFFSET 0x00000030 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_12_PN_BITMAP_63_32_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_12_PN_BITMAP_63_32_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_13_PN_BITMAP_95_64 95-64 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_13_PN_BITMAP_95_64_OFFSET 0x00000034 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_13_PN_BITMAP_95_64_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_13_PN_BITMAP_95_64_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_14_PN_BITMAP_127_96 127-96 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_14_PN_BITMAP_127_96_OFFSET 0x00000038 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_14_PN_BITMAP_127_96_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_14_PN_BITMAP_127_96_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_15_PN_BITMAP_159_128 159-128 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_15_PN_BITMAP_159_128_OFFSET 0x0000003c #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_15_PN_BITMAP_159_128_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_15_PN_BITMAP_159_128_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_16_PN_BITMAP_191_160 191-160 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_16_PN_BITMAP_191_160_OFFSET 0x00000040 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_16_PN_BITMAP_191_160_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_16_PN_BITMAP_191_160_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_17_PN_BITMAP_223_192 223-192 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_17_PN_BITMAP_223_192_OFFSET 0x00000044 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_17_PN_BITMAP_223_192_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_17_PN_BITMAP_223_192_MASK 0xffffffff /* Description MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_18_PN_BITMAP_255_224 255-224 bits of the 256-bit packet number bitmap. See description for pn_bitmap_31_0. */ #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_18_PN_BITMAP_255_224_OFFSET 0x00000048 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_18_PN_BITMAP_255_224_LSB 0 #define MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_18_PN_BITMAP_255_224_MASK 0xffffffff #endif // _MPDU_QUEUE_EXT_COMMON_H_