source: rtems/c/src/exec/score/headers/watchdog.h @ b3ac6a8d

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Last change on this file since b3ac6a8d was 3a4ae6c, checked in by Joel Sherrill <joel.sherrill@…>, on 09/11/95 at 19:35:39

The word "RTEMS" almost completely removed from the core.

Configuration Table Template file added and all tests
modified to use this. All gvar.h and conftbl.h files
removed from test directories.

Configuration parameter maximum_devices added.

Core semaphore and mutex handlers added and RTEMS API Semaphore
Manager updated to reflect this.

Initialization sequence changed to invoke API specific initialization
routines. Initialization tasks table now owned by RTEMS Tasks Manager.

Added user extension for post-switch.

Utilized user extensions to implement API specific functionality
like signal dispatching.

Added extensions to the System Initialization Thread so that an
API can register a function to be invoked while the system
is being initialized. These are largely equivalent to the
pre-driver and post-driver hooks.

Added the Modules file oar-go32_p5, modified oar-go32, and modified
the file make/custom/go32.cfg to look at an environment varable which
determines what CPU model is being used.

All BSPs updated to reflect named devices and clock driver's IOCTL
used by the Shared Memory Driver. Also merged clock isr into
main file and removed ckisr.c where possible.

Updated spsize to reflect new and moved variables.

Makefiles for the executive source and include files updated to show
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1/*  watchdog.h
2 *
3 *  This include file contains all the constants and structures associated
4 *  with watchdog timers.   This Handler provides mechanisms which can be
5 *   used to initialize and manipulate watchdog timers.
6 *
7 *  COPYRIGHT (c) 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994.
8 *  On-Line Applications Research Corporation (OAR).
9 *  All rights assigned to U.S. Government, 1994.
10 *
11 *  This material may be reproduced by or for the U.S. Government pursuant
12 *  to the copyright license under the clause at DFARS 252.227-7013.  This
13 *  notice must appear in all copies of this file and its derivatives.
14 *
15 *  $Id$
16 */
17
18#ifndef __WATCHDOG_h
19#define __WATCHDOG_h
20
21#ifdef __cplusplus
22extern "C" {
23#endif
24
25#include <rtems/core/object.h>
26
27/*
28 *  The following type defines the control block used to manage
29 *  intervals.
30 */
31
32typedef unsigned32 Watchdog_Interval;
33
34/*
35 *  The following types define a pointer to a watchdog service routine.
36 */
37
38typedef void Watchdog_Service_routine;
39
40typedef Watchdog_Service_routine ( *Watchdog_Service_routine_entry )(
41                 Objects_Id,
42                 void *
43             );
44
45/*
46 *  Constant for indefinite wait.  (actually an illegal interval)
47 */
48
49#define WATCHDOG_NO_TIMEOUT  0
50
51/*
52 *  The following enumerated type details the modes in which the
53 *  Watchdog_Insert routine may operate.  The watchdog may be
54 *  activated automatically at insert time or later, explicitly
55 *  by the caller.
56 */
57
58typedef enum {
59  WATCHDOG_ACTIVATE_NOW, /* activate watchdog as part of insertion */
60  WATCHDOG_NO_ACTIVATE   /* watchdog will be explicitly activated */
61} Watchdog_Insert_modes;
62
63/*
64 *  The following enumerated type lists the states in which a
65 *  watchdog timer may be at any given time.
66 */
67
68typedef enum {
69  WATCHDOG_INACTIVE,     /* off all chains */
70  WATCHDOG_ACTIVE,       /* on chain, allowed to fire */
71  WATCHDOG_REINSERT,     /* on chain, reset without firing if expires */
72  WATCHDOG_REMOVE_IT     /* on chain, remove without firing if expires */
73} Watchdog_States;
74
75/*
76 *  The following enumerated type details the manner in which
77 *  a watchdog chain may be adjusted by the Watchdog_Adjust
78 *  routine.  The direction indicates a movement FORWARD
79 *  or BACKWARD in time.
80 */
81
82typedef enum {
83  WATCHDOG_FORWARD,      /* adjust delta value forward */
84  WATCHDOG_BACKWARD      /* adjust delta value backward */
85} Watchdog_Adjust_directions;
86
87/*
88 *  The following record defines the control block used
89 *  to manage each watchdog timer.
90 */
91
92typedef struct {
93  Chain_Node        Node;
94  Watchdog_States   state;
95  Watchdog_Interval initial;
96  Watchdog_Interval delta_interval;
97  Watchdog_Service_routine_entry  routine;
98  Objects_Id        id;
99  void             *user_data;
100}   Watchdog_Control;
101
102/*
103 *  The following are used for synchronization purposes
104 *  during an insert on a watchdog delta chain.
105 */
106
107EXTERN volatile unsigned32  _Watchdog_Sync_level;
108EXTERN volatile unsigned32  _Watchdog_Sync_count;
109
110/*
111 *  The following defines the watchdog chains which are managed
112 *  on ticks and second boundaries.
113 */
114
115EXTERN Chain_Control _Watchdog_Ticks_chain;
116EXTERN Chain_Control _Watchdog_Seconds_chain;
117
118/*
119 *  _Watchdog_Handler_initialization
120 *
121 *  DESCRIPTION:
122 *
123 *  This routine initializes the watchdog handler.  The watchdog
124 *  synchronization flag is initialized and the watchdog chains are
125 *  initialized and emptied.
126 */
127
128void _Watchdog_Handler_initialization( void );
129
130/*
131 *
132 *  _Watchdog_Initialize
133 *
134 *  DESCRIPTION:
135 *
136 *  This routine initializes the specified watchdog.  The watchdog is
137 *  made inactive, the watchdog id and handler routine are set to the
138 *  specified values.
139 */
140
141STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Initialize(
142   Watchdog_Control *the_watchdog,
143   Watchdog_Service_routine_entry  routine,
144   Objects_Id        id,
145   void             *user_data
146);
147
148/*
149 *  _Watchdog_Remove
150 *
151 *  DESCRIPTION:
152 *
153 *  This routine removes THE_WATCHDOG from the watchdog chain on which
154 *  it resides and returns the state THE_WATCHDOG timer was in.
155 */
156
157Watchdog_States _Watchdog_Remove (
158  Watchdog_Control *the_watchdog
159);
160
161/*
162 *
163 *  _Watchdog_Is_active
164 *
165 *  DESCRIPTION:
166 *
167 *  This routine returns TRUE if the watchdog timer is in the ACTIVE
168 *  state, and FALSE otherwise.
169 */
170
171STATIC INLINE boolean _Watchdog_Is_active(
172  Watchdog_Control *the_watchdog
173);
174
175/*
176 *
177 *  _Watchdog_Activate
178 *
179 *  DESCRIPTION:
180 *
181 *  This routine activates THE_WATCHDOG timer which is already
182 *  on a watchdog chain.
183 */
184
185STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Activate(
186  Watchdog_Control *the_watchdog
187);
188
189/*
190 *
191 *  _Watchdog_Deactivate
192 *
193 *  DESCRIPTION:
194 *
195 *  This routine deactivates THE_WATCHDOG timer which will remain
196 *  on a watchdog chain.
197 */
198
199STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Deactivate(
200  Watchdog_Control *the_watchdog
201);
202
203/*
204 *
205 *  _Watchdog_Tickle_ticks
206 *
207 *  DESCRIPTION:
208 *
209 *  This routine is invoked at each clock tick to update the ticks
210 *  watchdog chain.
211 */
212
213STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Tickle_ticks( void );
214
215/*
216 *
217 *  _Watchdog_Tickle_seconds
218 *
219 *  DESCRIPTION:
220 *
221 *  This routine is invoked at each clock tick to update the seconds
222 *  watchdog chain.
223 */
224
225STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Tickle_seconds( void );
226
227/*
228 *
229 *  _Watchdog_Insert_ticks
230 *
231 *  DESCRIPTION:
232 *
233 *  This routine inserts THE_WATCHDOG into the ticks watchdog chain
234 *  for a time of UNITS ticks.  The INSERT_MODE indicates whether
235 *  THE_WATCHDOG is to be activated automatically or later, explicitly
236 *  by the caller.
237 */
238
239STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Insert_ticks(
240  Watchdog_Control      *the_watchdog,
241  Watchdog_Interval      units,
242  Watchdog_Insert_modes  insert_mode
243);
244
245/*
246 *
247 *  _Watchdog_Insert_seconds
248 *
249 *  DESCRIPTION:
250 *
251 *  This routine inserts THE_WATCHDOG into the seconds watchdog chain
252 *  for a time of UNITS seconds.  The INSERT_MODE indicates whether
253 *  THE_WATCHDOG is to be activated automatically or later, explicitly
254 *  by the caller.
255 */
256
257STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Insert_seconds(
258  Watchdog_Control      *the_watchdog,
259  Watchdog_Interval      units,
260  Watchdog_Insert_modes  insert_mode
261);
262
263/*
264 *
265 *  _Watchdog_Adjust_seconds
266 *
267 *  DESCRIPTION:
268 *
269 *  This routine adjusts the seconds watchdog chain in the forward
270 *  or backward DIRECTION for UNITS seconds.  This is invoked when the
271 *  current time of day is changed.
272 */
273
274STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Adjust_seconds(
275  Watchdog_Adjust_directions direction,
276  Watchdog_Interval          units
277);
278
279/*
280 *
281 *  _Watchdog_Adjust_ticks
282 *
283 *  DESCRIPTION:
284 *
285 *  This routine adjusts the ticks watchdog chain in the forward
286 *  or backward DIRECTION for UNITS ticks.
287 */
288
289STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Adjust_ticks(
290  Watchdog_Adjust_directions direction,
291  Watchdog_Interval          units
292);
293
294/*
295 *
296 *  _Watchdog_Reset
297 *
298 *  DESCRIPTION:
299 *
300 *  This routine resets THE_WATCHDOG timer to its state at INSERT
301 *  time.  This routine is valid only on interval watchdog timers
302 *  and is used to make an interval watchdog timer fire "every" so
303 *  many ticks.
304 */
305
306STATIC INLINE void _Watchdog_Reset(
307  Watchdog_Control *the_watchdog
308);
309
310/*
311 *
312 *  _Watchdog_Next
313 *
314 *  DESCRIPTION:
315 *
316 *  This routine returns a pointer to the watchdog timer following
317 *  THE_WATCHDOG on the watchdog chain.
318 */
319
320STATIC INLINE Watchdog_Control *_Watchdog_Next(
321  Watchdog_Control *the_watchdog
322);
323
324/*
325 *
326 *  _Watchdog_Previous
327 *
328 *  DESCRIPTION:
329 *
330 *  This routine returns a pointer to the watchdog timer preceding
331 *  THE_WATCHDOG on the watchdog chain.
332 */
333
334STATIC INLINE Watchdog_Control *_Watchdog_Previous(
335  Watchdog_Control *the_watchdog
336);
337
338/*
339 *
340 *  _Watchdog_First
341 *
342 *  DESCRIPTION:
343 *
344 *  This routine returns a pointer to the first watchdog timer
345 *  on the watchdog chain HEADER.
346 */
347
348STATIC INLINE Watchdog_Control *_Watchdog_First(
349  Chain_Control *header
350);
351
352/*
353 *
354 *  _Watchdog_Last
355 *
356 *  DESCRIPTION:
357 *
358 *  This routine returns a pointer to the last watchdog timer
359 *  on the watchdog chain HEADER.
360 */
361STATIC INLINE Watchdog_Control *_Watchdog_Last(
362  Chain_Control *header
363);
364
365/*
366 *  _Watchdog_Adjust
367 *
368 *  DESCRIPTION:
369 *
370 *  This routine adjusts the HEADER watchdog chain in the forward
371 *  or backward DIRECTION for UNITS ticks.
372 */
373
374void _Watchdog_Adjust (
375  Chain_Control              *header,
376  Watchdog_Adjust_directions  direction,
377  Watchdog_Interval           units
378);
379
380/*
381 *  _Watchdog_Insert
382 *
383 *  DESCRIPTION:
384 *
385 *  This routine inserts THE_WATCHDOG into the HEADER watchdog chain
386 *  for a time of UNITS.  The INSERT_MODE indicates whether
387 *  THE_WATCHDOG is to be activated automatically or later, explicitly
388 *  by the caller.
389 *
390 */
391
392void _Watchdog_Insert (
393  Chain_Control         *header,
394  Watchdog_Control      *the_watchdog,
395  Watchdog_Insert_modes  insert_mode
396);
397
398/*
399 *  _Watchdog_Tickle
400 *
401 *  DESCRIPTION:
402 *
403 *  This routine is invoked at appropriate intervals to update
404 *  the HEADER watchdog chain.
405 */
406
407void _Watchdog_Tickle (
408  Chain_Control *header
409);
410
411#include <rtems/core/watchdog.inl>
412
413#ifdef __cplusplus
414}
415#endif
416
417#endif
418/* end of include file */
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