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RtWritePortBufferUchar
RtWritePortBufferUshort
RtWritePortBufferUlong

The RtWritePortBuffer* calls copy data from a buffer to an I/O port until the buffer has been emptied using a number of bytes that you specify for each write operation.

Syntax

VOID RtWritePortBufferUchar(
    PUCHAR PortAddress,
    PUCHAR pBuffer,
    ULONG nNumberOfBytes
);

VOID RtWritePortBufferUshort(
    PUSHORT PortAddress,
    PUSHORT pBuffer,
    ULONG nNumberOfBytes
);

VOID RtWritePortBufferUlong(
    PULONG PortAddress,
    PULONG pBuffer,
    ULONG nNumberOfBytes
);

Parameters

PortAddress

A Port I/O address cast as a pointer to the type of data being written.

pBuffer

A pointer to a buffer of one-, two-, or four-byte quanta.

nNumberOfBytes

The the number of bytes to be read at one time. Acceptable values are 1, 2, and 4.

Remarks

RtWritePortBufferUchar, RtWritePortBufferUshort, and RtWritePortBufferUlong write a buffer to an I/O port 1, 2, or 4 bytes at a time until the buffer has been emptied.

See Also:

RtDisablePortIo

RtEnablePortIo

RtReadPortBuffer* (Uchar, Ushort, Ulong)

RtReadPort* (Uchar, Ushort, Ulong)

RtWritePort* (Uchar, Ushort, Ulong)

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