On Thu, Feb 16, 2023 at 10:40:10AM +0200, Alvaro Karsz wrote:
> Hi Heng,
>
> > > +When the device has non-zero \field{usecs} and non-zero
> > > \field{max_packets}, it starts counting usecs and packets upon
> > > receiving/sending a packet.
> > > +The device counts packets and usecs for each receive virtqueue and
> > > transmit virtqueue separately.
> > > +In this case, the notification conditions are met when \field{usecs}
> > > usecs elapses, or upon sending/receiving \field{max_packets} packets,
> > > whichever happens first.
> > > +
> >
> > Hi, Alvaro.
> >
> > "when \field{usecs} usecs elapses" --> "when \field{usecs} elapses", right?
>
> Actually, no.
> \field{usecs} refers to the field in the struct.
> usecs refers to the units of measurement.
>
> So if for example \field{usecs} = 40, then it evaluates to 40 usecs ->
> "are met when 40 usecs elapses".
But this is not how it reads, people are not computers, and in the
compiled PDF \field{usec} just looks as usecs in italics.
> I can change the field name in the struct to "max_usecs" if people
> think it's necessary.
Maybe that's a good idea.
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