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date | Mon, 01 Jun 2015 00:19:28 +0000 |
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/* +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Project : | Modul : +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Copyright 2002 Texas Instruments Berlin, AG | All rights reserved. | | This file is confidential and a trade secret of Texas | Instruments Berlin, 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 | Texas Instruments Berlin, AG. +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Purpose : This Module defines the engineering mode (EM) device driver for the | G23 protocol stack. This driver is used to control all engineering | mode related functions. +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ #ifndef DL_EM_C #define DL_EM_C #include "config.h" #include "fixedconf.h" #include "condat-features.h" #define ENTITY_DL /*==== INCLUDES ===================================================*/ #include "typedefs.h" #include <string.h> #include "pconst.cdg" #include "vsi.h" #include "pconst.cdg" #include "custom.h" #include "gsm.h" #include "mon_dl.h" #include "prim.h" #include "pei.h" #include "tok.h" #include "ccdapi.h" #include "dl.h" #include "dl_em.h" #ifdef FF_EM_MODE #ifdef _SIMULATION_ #pragma message("this build includes engineering mode (FF_EM_MODE)") #endif /*==== EXPORT =====================================================*/ /* * These variables are used between entities. Even this is not a clean solution * it is a straigth forward way to reduce the overhead to a minimum. A clean * solution would be based on an only usage of primitives which would stress * the OS without aditional advantage!! */ GLOBAL UBYTE em_dl_sem_buffer [EM_DL_SEM_SIZE]; GLOBAL UBYTE em_dl_sem_index = 0; GLOBAL UBYTE em_dl_sem_read_index = 0; /* Event tracing flags for EM */ GLOBAL BOOL dl_v[EM_MAX_DL_EVENTS]; /*==== PRIVAT =====================================================*/ static T_HANDLE sem_EM_DL; static UBYTE em_dl_trace_occured; #if !defined(INVOKE_SIGNAL) LOCAL UBYTE em_dl_write (UBYTE length, UBYTE * data); LOCAL void dl_em_first_event_check(void);/*for ACI notification of first EM event*/ #endif /* !INVOKE_SIGNAL */ /*==== VARIABLES ==================================================*/ /* +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Function : dl_em_buffer_4 +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Description : Perform buffer check and store corresponding data in it. | | Parameters : Event number, data value1, data value2 | | Return : TRUE/FALSE | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ */ GLOBAL UBYTE em_write_buffer_4 (UBYTE event_no, UBYTE value1, UBYTE value2) { #define THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN 4 UBYTE em_dl_event_buffer[THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN]; TRACE_EVENT_WIN ("em_write_buffer_4"); /* ACI is informed about the first event trace, used for later data processing. */ dl_em_first_event_check(); em_dl_event_buffer[0] = event_no; /* Event number */ em_dl_event_buffer[1] = THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN-2; /* Value length - 0 equals no data */ em_dl_event_buffer[2] = value1; /* first data info */ em_dl_event_buffer[3] = value2; /* second data info */ return ( em_dl_write (THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN, em_dl_event_buffer) ); /* Data is stored inside buffer, reset flag */ #undef THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN } /* +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Function : dl_em_write_buffer_5a +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Description : Perform buffer check and store corresponding data in it. | | Parameters : Event number, data value1, data value2, data cs (USHORT) | | Return : TRUE/FALSE | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ */ GLOBAL UBYTE em_write_buffer_5a (UBYTE event_no, UBYTE value1, UBYTE value2, USHORT cs) { #define THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN 6 UBYTE em_dl_event_buffer[THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN]; TRACE_EVENT_WIN ("em_write_buffer_5a"); /* ACI is informed about the first event trace, used for later data processing. */ dl_em_first_event_check(); em_dl_event_buffer[0] = event_no; /* Event number */ em_dl_event_buffer[1] = THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN-2; /* Value length - 0 equals no data */ em_dl_event_buffer[2] = value1; /* first data info */ em_dl_event_buffer[3] = value2; /* second data info */ em_dl_event_buffer[4] = (UBYTE)(cs >> 8); /* Data to be stored - MSB first */ em_dl_event_buffer[5] = (UBYTE)(cs); /* LSB second */ return ( em_dl_write (THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN, em_dl_event_buffer) );/* Data is stored inside buffer, reset flag */ #undef THIS_EM_BUFFER_LEN } /* +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Function : em_init_dl_event_trace +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Description : Initialize the event tracing flags | | Parameters : | | Return : | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ */ GLOBAL void em_init_dl_event_trace(void) { UBYTE i; TRACE_EVENT_WIN ("em_init_dl_event_trace"); for(i=1; i<EM_MAX_DL_EVENTS; i++) { dl_v[i] = 0; } } /* +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Function : dl_em_dl_event_req +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Description : Set the event tracing flags according the bitmask | | Parameters : Primitive - Bitmask | | Return : | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ */ GLOBAL void dl_em_dl_event_req (T_EM_DL_EVENT_REQ *em_dl_event_req) { UBYTE i; TRACE_EVENT_WIN_P1 ("dl_em_dl_event_req: bitmask_dl=%x", em_dl_event_req->bitmask_dl); /* * The event tracing flags are set according the bitmask. dl_v[i] are * the flags belonging to the event number described in 8443.601 */ for(i=1; i<EM_MAX_DL_EVENTS; i++) { dl_v[i] = ((em_dl_event_req->bitmask_dl & (0x01<<(i-1))) > 0) ? TRUE : FALSE; } /* A new event trace is generated therefor the flag is set to 0. */ em_dl_trace_occured = 0; PFREE(em_dl_event_req); } LOCAL void em_dl_sem_clear (void) { ENTER_CRITICAL_SECTION (sem_EM_DL); em_dl_sem_index = em_dl_sem_read_index = 0; LEAVE_CRITICAL_SECTION (sem_EM_DL); SYST_TRACE ("DL:em_dl_sem_index cleared"); } GLOBAL void em_dl_sem_init (void) { sem_EM_DL = vsi_s_open (VSI_CALLER "EM_DL_SEM",1); if (sem_EM_DL NEQ VSI_ERROR) { em_dl_sem_clear (); } else { SYST_TRACE ("DL:can't open semaphore \"EM_DL_SEM\""); } em_dl_trace_occured = 0; } GLOBAL void em_dl_sem_exit (void) { if (sem_EM_DL NEQ VSI_ERROR) vsi_s_close (VSI_CALLER sem_EM_DL); } /* To be able to read the dl-buffer from aci, em_dl_sem_read occupies the semaphor with ENTER_CRITICAL_SECTION. After read process toke place the function em_dl_sem_clear must be called to open the semaphor again and reset the read index. */ GLOBAL void em_dl_sem_reset (void) { /* ENTER_CRITICAL_SECTION (sem_EM_DL); */ em_dl_sem_index = em_dl_sem_read_index = 0; LEAVE_CRITICAL_SECTION (sem_EM_DL); SYST_TRACE ("DL:em_dl_sem_index reseted"); } GLOBAL void em_dl_sem_read (void) { USHORT semCount; TRACE_EVENT_WIN ( "em_dl_sem_read"); if (vsi_s_status (VSI_CALLER sem_EM_DL, &semCount) NEQ VSI_OK) { com_semaphore_err(); return ; } if (semCount EQ 0) { SYST_TRACE ("DL:semCount == 0"); return ; } ENTER_CRITICAL_SECTION (sem_EM_DL); /* The dl semaphor will be read by the engineering mode via aci, therefore the functions em_dl_sem_read and em_dl_sem_reset are defined as global. To ensure that during reading only aci has access to the semaphor the macro LEAVE_CRITICAL_SECTION is called after the read process toke place - in the em_dl_sem_reset function. */ } /* Return value TRUE/FALSE - TRUE keeps the event flag valid, FALSE indicates a successful flag handle */ #if defined(INVOKE_SIGNAL) GLOBAL UBYTE em_dl_write (UBYTE length, UBYTE *data) #else /* INVOKE_SIGNAL */ LOCAL UBYTE em_dl_write (UBYTE length, UBYTE *data) #endif /* INVOKE_SIGNAL */ { USHORT semCount; GET_INSTANCE_DATA; TRACE_EVENT_WIN ("em_dl_write"); if (dl_data->interrupt_context) { sig_invoke_dl_em_write (length, data); return FALSE; } if (vsi_s_status (VSI_CALLER sem_EM_DL, &semCount) NEQ VSI_OK) { com_semaphore_err(); return TRUE; } if (semCount EQ 0) { TRACE_EVENT_WIN ("semCount == 0"); return TRUE; } /* * buffer overflow protection - EM_DL_SEM_SIZE = 30 */ if ( (em_dl_sem_index + length) > EM_DL_SEM_SIZE ) { TRACE_EVENT_WIN ("dl em buffer full"); return FALSE; } if (com_enter_critical_section (sem_EM_DL)) return TRUE; memcpy (&em_dl_sem_buffer[em_dl_sem_index], data, length); em_dl_sem_index += length; com_leave_critical_section (sem_EM_DL); return FALSE; /* indicates that flag was handled */ } /* endfunc em_dl_write */ /* +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Function : dl_em_first_event_check() +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Description : Checks if first EM-Event ocured | | Parameters : None | | Return : None | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* ACI is informed about the first event trace, used for later data processing. */ #if defined(INVOKE_SIGNAL) GLOBAL void dl_em_first_event_check(void) #else LOCAL void dl_em_first_event_check(void) #endif /* !INVOKE_SIGNAL */ { if(!em_dl_trace_occured) { #if defined(INVOKE_SIGNAL) GET_INSTANCE_DATA; if (dl_data->interrupt_context) { sig_invoke_dl_em_first_event_check (); return; } #endif /* INVOKE_SIGNAL */ TRACE_FUNCTION("dl_em_first_event_check()"); { PALLOC(em_notification, EM_DATA_IND); em_notification->entity = EM_DL; PSENDX(MMI, em_notification); } em_dl_trace_occured++; } } #endif /* FF_EM_MODE */ #endif /* DL_EM_C */