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keypad boot init overhaul: handle initially held-down keys This change fixes two previous behavioural defects: 1) On Compal phones, the PWR key had to be released before the boot sequence would proceed at all - it was stuck in an endless IRQ loop at the point of Nucleus enabling interrupts, before anything else. 2) On both Compal and sane platforms including Luna, if some regular non-PWR key was held down at boot time, the boot sequence would proceed and complete normally, but all non-PWR keypad buttons would be dead for the remainder of that boot cycle. The fix is a generic solution - no Compal-specific hack ended up being needed for the special case of their idiotic PWON-to-ROW4 hw wiring.
author Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org>
date Fri, 24 Sep 2021 00:47:12 +0000
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/****************************************************************************/
/*                                                                          */
/*  Name        rvf_cust.h                                                  */
/*                                                                          */
/*  Function    this file contains rvf cust definitions                     */
/*                                                                          */
/*  Version		0.1															*/
/*																			*/
/* 	Date       	Modification												*/
/*  ------------------------------------									*/
/*  29/11/2002	Create														*/
/*																			*/
/*	Author		Stephanie Gerthoux(s-gerthoux@ti.com)						*/
/*																			*/
/* (C) Copyright 2002 by Texas Instruments Incorporated, All Rights Reserved*/
/****************************************************************************/


#ifndef _RVF_CUST_H
#define _RVF_CUST_H


#include "rv/general.h"


/* RVF will managed at most 2 pools of memory for dynamic allocation */
/* buffer pool structure*/
typedef struct _t_rvf_pool
{
	void * start_address;			/* address of the beginnig of the pool */
	UINT32 pool_size;				/* total size of the pool */
} T_RVF_POOL;


/* RVF function prototypes */

void _rvf_init_free_queue (UINT8 id, UINT32 size, void *p_mem);

#endif /* _RVF_I_H */