view src/gpf/inc/gdi.h @ 72:7bf39f5e834d

backlight control on Luna: switch PWL instead of LEDB This change is preliminary toward upcoming rework of backlight control logic in our UI firmware. LEDB does not exist on Tango-based platforms (it is not brought out on Tango modules), thus turning it on and off produces absolutely no effect beyond making L1 disable deep sleep when LEDB is turned on. However, both iWOW DSK and our upcoming FC Caramel2 boards have a PWL LED, so let's switch that LED on and off to indicate the state of the UI firmware's backlight control. Note that we are NOT switching the actual Luna LCD backlight here, even though it is trivially controlled with a GPIO. The reason for this seemingly strange choice is that we don't want to turn this development board LCD backlight off until we bring the higher-level backlight control logic up to par, including new logic to "swallow" the first keypress that turns on the darkened LCD.
author Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org>
date Sat, 24 Oct 2020 07:39:54 +0000
parents 4e78acac3d88
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/*
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|  File:       gdi.h
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|                 Copyright Condat AG 1999-2001, Berlin
|                 All rights reserved.
|
|                 This file is confidential and a trade secret of Condat AG.
|                 The receipt of or possession of this file does not convey
|                 any rights to reproduce or disclose its contents or to
|                 manufacture, use, or sell anything it may describe, in
|                 whole, or in part, without the specific written consent of
|                 Condat AG.
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Purpose:    General Definitions.
| $Identity:$
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/

#ifndef  GDI_H
#define  GDI_H

/*==== INCLUDES =============================================================*/

#include "typedefs.h"

/*==== DEFINITIONS ==========================================================*/
/*--------------------------------
   Return values
  --------------------------------*/
#ifdef DRV_OK
 #undef DRV_OK
#endif
#define DRV_OK                   0
#define DRV_BUFFER_FULL          1
#define DRV_DISABLED             2
#define DRV_ENABLED              3
#define DRV_INITFAILURE          4
#define DRV_INITIALIZED          5
#define DRV_INTERNAL_ERROR       6
#define DRV_INPROCESS            7
#define DRV_INVALID_PARAMS       8
#define DRV_NOTCONFIGURED        9
#define DRV_RETVAL_USER          50

/*--------------------------------
   Signal types
  --------------------------------*/
#define DRV_SIGFCT_NOTAVAILABLE  0x01
#define DRV_SIGTYPE_CLEAR        0x02
#define DRV_SIGTYPE_FLUSH        0x04
#define DRV_SIGTYPE_READ         0x08
#define DRV_SIGTYPE_WRITE        0x10
#define DRV_SIGTYPE_CONNECT      0x20
#define DRV_SIGTYPE_DISCONNECT   0x40

#define DRV_SIGTYPE_USER         0x80

/*--------------------------------
   Flags
  --------------------------------*/
#define CALLED_FROM_ISR          0x01

/*--------------------------------
   Buffer Types
  --------------------------------*/
#define DRV_BUFTYPE_READ         0x01
#define DRV_BUFTYPE_WRITE        0x02

/*==== TYPES ================================================================*/
typedef void * drv_ProcHandle_Type;

/*------------------------------------------------------------------------
   T_DRV_SIGNAL - driver signal identification
 
   The type defines the signal information data used to identify a signal. 
   This data type is used to define and to report a signal. A signal is 
   defined by a process calling the driver function drv_SetSignal. An 
   event is signalled by driver by calling the pre-defined signal call-
   back function.
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
typedef struct
{
  USHORT              SignalType;
  USHORT              DrvHandle;
  ULONG               DataLength;
  T_VOID_STRUCT       *UserData;
} T_DRV_SIGNAL;

/*------------------------------------------------------------------------
   T_DRV_CB_FUNC - driver signal device control block
  
   This type defines a call-back function used to signal driver events,
   e.g. driver is ready to accept data. The driver calls the signal
   call-back function when a specific event occurs and the driver has
   been instructed to signal the event to a specific process. A process
   can set or reset event signalling by calling one of the driver 
   functions drv_SetSignal or drv_ResetSignal. Event signalling can only
   be performed when a call-back function has been installed at driver
   initialization.
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
typedef void (*T_DRV_CB_FUNC ) (T_DRV_SIGNAL * Signal);

struct _T_DRV_EXPORT;

typedef struct
{
#ifdef _TOOLS_
  USHORT (*drv_Init)(USHORT,T_DRV_CB_FUNC,struct _T_DRV_EXPORT const**);
#endif
  void (*drv_Exit)(void);
  USHORT (*drv_Read)(void*, ULONG*);
  USHORT (*drv_Write)(void*, ULONG*);
  USHORT (*drv_Look)(void*, ULONG*);
  USHORT (*drv_Clear)(USHORT);
  USHORT (*drv_Flush)(void);
  USHORT (*drv_SetSignal)(USHORT);
  USHORT (*drv_ResetSignal)(USHORT);
  USHORT (*drv_SetConfig)(char*);
  USHORT (*drv_GetConfig)(char*);
  void (*drv_Callback)(T_DRV_SIGNAL*);
} T_DRV_FUNC;

typedef struct _T_DRV_EXPORT 
{
  const char    *Name;
  USHORT   	    Flags;             /* Bit (0): CALLED_BY_ISR */
  T_DRV_FUNC DrvFunc;
} T_DRV_EXPORT;


typedef struct
{
  char const *Name;
  USHORT (*drv_Init)(USHORT, T_DRV_CB_FUNC, T_DRV_EXPORT const **);
  char const *Process;
  void const *DrvConfig;
} T_DRV_LIST_ENTRY;

typedef struct
{
  T_DRV_LIST_ENTRY DrvEntry [ 5 ];
} T_DRV_LIST;

/*==== END OF FILE ==========================================================*/
#endif