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36/*****************************************************************************
37*
38* Filename:
39* ---------
40* mer_service_timer.h
41*
42* Project:
43* --------
44* MERTOS
45*
46* Description:
47* ------------
48* Declare data structures and functions for timer.
49*
50* Author:
51* -------
52 * -------
53*
54*****************************************************************************/
55
56#ifndef _MER_SERVICE_TIMER_H_
57#define _MER_SERVICE_TIMER_H_
58
59#include "mer_service_types.h"
60#include "mer_service_task.h"
61#include "mer_kernel_timer.h"
62#include "mer_kernel_lock_target_mips.h"
63
64///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
65// enum
66///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
67typedef enum {
68 MER_SERVICE_TIMER_ENABLE = 0,
69 MER_SERVICE_TIMER_DISABLE = 1
70} mer_service_timer_state;
71
72typedef enum{
73 MER_SERVICE_TIMER_TYPE_CB = 0,
74 MER_SERVICE_TIMER_TYPE_SUSPEND = 1
75} mer_service_timer_type;
76
77#define MER_SERVICE_TIMER_MAX (0xFFFFFFFF)
78// the following pattern is just for debug, and can be stripted in the future for better performance
79#define MER_SERVICE_ALIGNED_TIMER (0xcbcb)
80#define MER_SERVICE_UNALIGNED_TIMER (0xbcbc)
81
82///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
83// Structure
84///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
85typedef struct _mer_service_timer
86{
87 mer_kernel_timer_tick_info kernel_timer_cb;
88 mer_service_timer_type type;
89 mer_service_timer_state state; // for easy debugging
90 mer_uint32 expiration;
91 mer_char name[16]; // for easy debugging
92 void (*cb)(void *);
93 void *param;
94 mer_uint32 reschedule;
95 mer_uint32 delay;
96 mer_uint32 max_delay;
97} mer_service_timer;
98typedef mer_service_timer *mer_service_timer_id;
99
100///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
101/**
102 * Create an call back timer
103 * -1 will be returned if creation fails
104 *
105 * @param[out] MER_STATUS Success = 0, Fail = -1.
106 * @param[in] tid suspend timer control block address
107 * @param[in] name call back timer name, for debugging
108 *
109 */
110MER_STATUS mer_service_timer_create(
111 mer_service_timer_id tid,
112 const mer_char *name
113);
114
115/**
116 * start an call back timer with given parameters
117 * -1 will be returned if creation fails
118 *
119 * @param[out] MER_STATUS Success = 0, Fail = -1.
120 * @param[in] tid call back timer control block address
121 * @param[in] name call back timer name, for debugging
122 *
123 */
124MER_STATUS mer_service_timer_set(
125 mer_service_timer_id tid,
126 void (*cb)(void *),
127 void *param,
128 mer_uint32 init_delay,
129 mer_uint32 reschedule
130 );
131
132/**
133 * let suspend suspend with timeout
134 * note that if it is used for getting resource, this function may early return
135 * upper layer users must check by themself if the return is due to timeout or
136 * the resource is seccessifully gotten by the suspend
137 * -1 will be returned if creation fails
138 *
139 * @param[out] MER_STATUS Success = 0, Fail = -1.
140 * @param[in] task_id timer control block address
141 * @param[in] timeout timeout of the suspend
142 * @param[in] state reason of calling this function
143 * @param[in] lock_to_release the lock to release if any
144 *
145 */
146MER_STATUS mer_service_timer_suspend_task_with_timeout(
147 mer_service_task_id task_id,
148 mer_uint32 timeout,
149 mer_service_task_state state,
150 mer_kernel_lock_id *lock_to_release
151 );
152
153
154/**
155 * cancel a timer
156 * -1 will be returned if creation fails
157 *
158 * @param[out] MER_STATUS Success = 0, Fail = -1.
159 * @param[in] tid timer control block address
160 *
161 */
162MER_STATUS mer_service_timer_stop(mer_service_timer_id);
163
164/**
165 * set the max delay of a timer, only valid for call back timer
166 * note that this function will not start a timer
167 * -1 will be returned if creation fails
168 *
169 * @param[out] MER_STATUS Success = 0, Fail = -1.
170 * @param[in] tid timer control block address
171 *
172 */
173MER_STATUS mer_service_timer_set_max_delay(mer_service_timer_id tid, mer_uint16 delay);
174
175/**
176 * cancel the max delay of a timer
177 * note that this function will not start a timer
178 * -1 will be returned if creation fails
179 *
180 * @param[out] MER_STATUS Success = 0, Fail = -1.
181 * @param[in] tid timer control block address
182 * @param[in] dealy maximum allowable delay for this timer
183 *
184 */
185MER_STATUS mer_service_timer_cancel_max_delay(mer_service_timer_id tid);
186
187/**
188 * set the max delay for task suspend timer,
189 * note that this function will not start a timer
190 * -1 will be returned if creation fails
191 *
192 * @param[out] MER_STATUS Success = 0, Fail = -1.
193 * @param[in] tid timer control block address
194 *
195 */
196
197MER_STATUS mer_service_timer_set_suspend_max_delay(mer_uint16 delay);
198/**
199 * cancel the max delay for task suspend timer,
200 * note that this function will not start a timer
201 * -1 will be returned if creation fails
202 *
203 * @param[out] MER_STATUS Success = 0, Fail = -1.
204 * @param[in] task_id task to set
205 * @param[in] dealy maximum allowable delay for this timer
206 *
207 */
208MER_STATUS mer_service_timer_cancel_suspend_max_delay();
209
210/**
211 * get the remaining time of the timer
212 * if the timer is not running or expired, it will return 0
213 *
214 * @param[out] MER_UINT32 remaining time, 0 if the timer is not running or expired
215 * @param[in] task_id task to cancel
216 *
217 */
218
219mer_uint32 mer_service_timer_get_remaining_time(mer_service_timer_id tid);
220
221/**
222 * handle the timers in dpc
223 * -1 will be returned if creation fails
224 *
225 * @param[out] MER_STATUS Success = 0, Fail = -1.
226 *
227 */
228MER_STATUS mer_service_timer_expiration();
229
230static inline mer_bool mer_service_timer_is_expired(mer_service_timer_id tid)
231{
232 mer_uint32 now = mer_kernel_timer_get_current_tick();
233 mer_uint32 start_time = tid->expiration - tid->delay;
234 mer_bool is_wrap = (tid->expiration < start_time);
235
236 if((!is_wrap && !(now >= start_time && now < tid->expiration)) ||
237 (is_wrap && now >= tid->expiration && now < start_time)) {
238 return MER_TRUE;
239 }
240 else {
241 return MER_FALSE;
242 }
243}
244
245/*#define MER_SERVICE_TIMER_DEBUG*/
246
247// we do not have many tasks, 256 should be enough
248#ifdef MER_SERVICE_TIMER_DEBUG
249
250#define MER_SERVICE_TIMER_GLOBAL_COUNT (256)
251#define MER_SERVICE_TIMER_GLOBAL_GUARD_PATTERN (0x5566dead)
252/*global timer*/
253/*global timer*/
254/*global timer*/
255typedef struct _mer_service_timer_global
256{
257 mer_uint32 guard_front;
258 mer_service_task_id owner;
259 mer_uint32 working;
260 mer_service_timer timer;
261 mer_uint32 guard_back;
262} mer_service_timer_global;
263
264typedef mer_service_timer_global *mer_service_timer_global_id;
265
266mer_service_timer_id get_mer_service_timer_cb_global(mer_service_task_id task_id);
267void check_mer_service_timer_cb_global(mer_service_timer_id tid);
268void release_mer_service_timer_cb_global(mer_service_timer_id tid);
269
270typedef enum {
271 MER_SERVICE_TIMER_TRACE_OP_SET = 0,
272 MER_SERVICE_TIMER_TRACE_OP_STOP = 1,
273 MER_SERVICE_TIMER_TRACE_OP_SUSPEND = 2,
274} mer_service_timer_trace_op;
275
276typedef struct _mer_service_timer_trace {
277 mer_service_timer_id tid;
278 kal_uint32 now;
279 kal_uint32 expiration;
280 kal_uint32 reschedule;
281 kal_uint32 max_delay;
282 kal_uint32 lr;
283 mer_service_timer_trace_op op;
284} mer_service_timer_trace;
285
286void mer_service_timer_set_trace(mer_service_timer_id tid,
287 kal_uint32 delay,
288 kal_uint32 reschedule,
289 kal_uint32 lr, mer_service_timer_trace_op op);
290
291#endif /* MER_SERVICE_TIMER_DEBUG */
292
293#endif /* _MER_SERVICE_TIMER_H */
294