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Part # MPC8540
Description  MPC8540 PowerQUICC III??Integrated Host Processor Reference Manual
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MPC8540 PowerQUICC III Integrated Host Processor Reference Manual, Rev. 1
14-122
Freescale Semiconductor
Three-Speed Ethernet Controllers
14.6.2.8.2 Interrupt Coalescing By Frame Count Threshold
To avoid interrupt bandwidth congestion due to frequent, consecutive interrupts, the user may
enable and configure interrupt coalescing to deliberately group frame interrupts, reducing the total
number of interrupts raised. The number of frames received or transmitted prior to an interrupt
being raised is determined by the frame threshold field (ICFCT) in the appropriate interrupt
coalescing configuration register (RXIC or TXIC). The frame threshold field may be assigned a
value between 1 and 255. A value of 0 results in boundedly undefined behavior. Note that a value
of 1 functionally defeats the advantages of interrupt coalescing since the frame threshold is
reached with each frame received or transmitted. Once the number of frames transmitted or
received reaches the threshold limit, an interrupt is raised (if the interrupt bit of the frame buffer
descriptor(s) is set and if appropriately-enabled in the IMASK register), the threshold counter is
reset, and then continues counting frames while the interrupt is active. The threshold counter is
also reset if an interrupt is raised subject to the corresponding threshold timer.
14.6.2.8.3 Interrupt Coalescing By Timer Threshold
To avoid stale frame interrupts, the user may also assign a timer threshold, beyond which any
frame interrupts not yet raised are forced (if the interrupt bit of the frame buffer descriptor(s) is set
and if enabled in the IMASK register). The timer threshold fields of the receive and transmit
interrupt coalescing configuration registers (RXIC[ICTT] and TXIC[ICTT]) are defined in units
equivalent to 64 TSEC interface clocks. That is, one timer threshold unit is 26.5 µs, 2.56 µs, or
512 ns, corresponding to interface modes 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, or 1 Gbps, respectively.
After transmitting a frame (with TXBD[I] set, causing IEVENT[TXF] to be set), the transmit
interrupt coalescing threshold timer begins counting. When the timer threshold has been reached
an interrupt is raised if the interrupt bit of the buffer descriptor is set and IMASK[TXFEN] is set.
After receiving a frame (with RXBD[I] set, causing IEVENT[RXF] to be set), the receive interrupt
coalescing threshold timer begins counting. When the timer threshold has been reached an
interrupt is raised if the interrupt bit of the buffer descriptor is set and IMASK[RXFEN] is set.
The interrupt coalescing timer thresholds (transmit and receive, operating independently) may be
values ranging from 1 to 65535. A value of 0 results in boundedly undefined behavior.
Table 14-117 specifies the range of possible timing thresholds subject to the interface frequency
and the value of RXIC[ICTT] or TXIC[ICTT].



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