fp@271: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- fp@194: fp@194: EtherCAT master TODO fp@194: fp@194: $Id$ fp@194: fp@271: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- fp@194: fp@776: Version 1.4.0: fp@547: fp@1063: * Move EC_NUM_SYNCS define to ecrt.h. fp@1066: * Read Pdo mapping for unknown Pdos before configuring it. fp@1042: * Attach Pdo names from SII or Coe dictioary to Pdos read via CoE. fp@1008: * Make scanning and configuration run parallel (each). fp@845: * Adapt remaining examples. fp@900: * READMEs for examples. fp@918: * Update documentation. fp@1066: * Add -a and -p switches for 'ethercat config' command. fp@1046: * Race in jiffies frame timeout. fp@1076: * File access over EtherCAT (FoE). fp@1048: * Allow master requesting when in ORPHANED phase fp@1063: * Get original driver for r8169. fp@547: fp@776: Future issues: fp@776: fp@899: * Distributed clocks. fp@984: * Move master threads, slave handlers and state machines into a user fp@984: space daemon. fp@952: * Implement user space realtime interface via cdev. fp@952: * Mailbox protocol handlers. fp@952: * Mailbox state machine using toggle bits. fp@831: * Mailbox gateway. fp@952: * Separate CoE debugging. fp@952: * Evaluate EEPROM contents after writing. fp@952: * Optimize alignment of process data. fp@776: * Redundancy with 2 network adapters. fp@776: * Interface/buffers for asynchronous domain IO. fp@1040: * Add a -n (numeric) switch to ethercat command. fp@776: fp@776: Smaller issues: fp@776: fp@1066: * Stop master thread at ecrt_master_request() to get rid of allow_* flags. fp@866: * Evaluate SII Size field (0x003E) to determine maximum SII memory size. fp@833: * Unite fsm_pdo_mapping, fsm_pdo_config and fsm_coe_map. fp@776: * Clear sync managers in INIT. fp@776: * Read out CRC counters. fp@776: * Configure slave ports to automatically open on link detection. fp@776: * Only execute one EoE handler per EoE cycle. fp@776: fp@776: Less important issues: fp@776: fp@776: * Allow VLAN tagging. fp@776: * Determine number of frames, the NIC can handle. fp@351: fp@271: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------