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/**
* @file ota_os_interface.h
* @brief Contains OTA OS Functional Interface statuses, type definitions and
* structures to store interface routines.
*/
#ifndef OTA_OS_INTERFACE_H
#define OTA_OS_INTERFACE_H
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/**
* @otaosfipage
* @brief The OTA OS Functional Interface definition.
*
* @otaosfisectionoverview
*
* The OTA OS Functional interface is a set of APIs that must be implemented
* for the device using the OTA library. The function implementations for this
* interface are provided to the OTA library in the user application. The OTA
* library calls the function implementations to perform functionalities that
* are typically provided by an operating system. This includes managing
* events, timers, and memory allocation. While these are typically provided by
* operating systems, an operating system is not required. Any implementation
* of these functionalities that meet the requirements of the interface will
* work.
*
* The OTA OS Functional Interface is defined in @ref ota_os_interface.h.
*
*
* The functions that must be implemented are:
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Initialize Event Mechanism](@ref OtaInitEvent_t)
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Send Event](@ref OtaSendEvent_t)
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Receive Event](@ref OtaReceiveEvent_t)
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Deinitialize Event](@ref OtaDeinitEvent_t)
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Timer Callback](@ref OtaTimerCallback_t)
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Start Timer](@ref OtaStartTimer_t)
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Stop Timer](@ref OtaStopTimer_t)
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Delete Timer](@ref OtaDeleteTimer_t)
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Malloc](@ref OtaMalloc_t)
* - [OTA OS Functional Interface Free](@ref OtaFree_t)
*
* An example implementation for the OTA OS Functional Interface for FreeRTOS
* can be found in the files ota_os_freertos.c and ota_os_freertos.h.
*
* An example implementation for the OTA OS Functional Interface for POSIX can
* be found in the files ota_os_posix.c and ota_os_posix.h.
*/
struct OtaEventContext;
/**
* @brief Type definition for Event Context.
*/
typedef struct OtaEventContext OtaEventContext_t;
/**
* @brief Enumeration for tracking multiple timers.
*/
typedef enum
{
OtaRequestTimer = 0,
OtaSelfTestTimer,
OtaNumOfTimers
} OtaTimerId_t;
/**
* @ingroup ota_enum_types
* @brief The OTA OS interface return status.
*/
typedef enum OtaOsStatus
{
OtaOsSuccess = 0, /*!< @brief OTA OS interface success. */
OtaOsEventQueueCreateFailed = 0x80U, /*!< @brief Failed to create the event queue. */
OtaOsEventQueueSendFailed, /*!< @brief Posting event message to the event queue failed. */
OtaOsEventQueueReceiveFailed, /*!< @brief Failed to receive from the event queue. */
OtaOsEventQueueDeleteFailed, /*!< @brief Failed to delete the event queue. */
OtaOsTimerCreateFailed, /*!< @brief Failed to create the timer. */
OtaOsTimerStartFailed, /*!< @brief Failed to create the timer. */
OtaOsTimerRestartFailed, /*!< @brief Failed to restart the timer. */
OtaOsTimerStopFailed, /*!< @brief Failed to stop the timer. */
OtaOsTimerDeleteFailed /*!< @brief Failed to delete the timer. */
} OtaOsStatus_t;
/**
* @brief Initialize the OTA events.
*
* This function initializes the OTA events mechanism.
*
* @param[pEventCtx] Pointer to the OTA event context.
*
* @return OtaOsStatus_t, OtaOsSuccess if success , other error code on failure.
*/
typedef OtaOsStatus_t ( * OtaInitEvent_t ) ( OtaEventContext_t * pEventCtx );
/**
* @brief Sends an OTA event.
*
* This function sends an event to OTA library event handler.
*
* @param[pEventCtx] Pointer to the OTA event context.
*
* @param[pEventMsg] Event to be sent to the OTA handler.
*
* @param[timeout] The maximum amount of time (msec) the task should block.
*
* @return OtaOsStatus_t, OtaOsSuccess if success , other error code on failure.
*/
typedef OtaOsStatus_t ( * OtaSendEvent_t )( OtaEventContext_t * pEventCtx,
const void * pEventMsg,
unsigned int timeout );
/**
* @brief Receive an OTA event.
*
* This function receives next event from the pending OTA events.
*
* @param[pEventCtx] Pointer to the OTA event context.
*
* @param[pEventMsg] Pointer to store message.
*
* @param[timeout] The maximum amount of time the task should block.
*
* @return OtaOsStatus_t, OtaOsSuccess if success , other error code on failure.
*/
typedef OtaOsStatus_t ( * OtaReceiveEvent_t )( OtaEventContext_t * pEventCtx,
void * pEventMsg,
uint32_t timeout );
/**
* @brief Deinitialize the OTA Events mechanism.
*
* This function deinitialize the OTA events mechanism and frees any resources
* used.
*
* @param[pEventCtx] Pointer to the OTA event context.
*
* @return OtaOsStatus_t, OtaOsSuccess if success , other error code on failure.
*/
typedef OtaOsStatus_t ( * OtaDeinitEvent_t )( OtaEventContext_t * pEventCtx );
/**
* @brief Timer callback.
*
* Type definition for timer callback.
*
* @param[otaTimerId] Timer ID of type otaTimerId_t
*
* @return OtaOsStatus_t, OtaOsSuccess if success , other error code on failure.
*/
typedef void ( * OtaTimerCallback_t )( OtaTimerId_t otaTimerId );
/**
* @brief Start timer.
*
* This function starts the timer or resets it if it has already started.
*
* @param[otaTimerId] Timer ID of type otaTimerId_t
*
* @param[pTimerName] Timer name.
*
* @param[timeout] Timeout for the timer in milliseconds.
*
* @param[callback] Callback to be called when timer expires.
*
* @return OtaOsStatus_t, OtaOsSuccess if success , other error code on failure.
*/
typedef OtaOsStatus_t ( * OtaStartTimer_t ) ( OtaTimerId_t otaTimerId,
const char * const pTimerName,
const uint32_t timeout,
OtaTimerCallback_t callback );
/**
* @brief Stop timer.
*
* This function stops the time.
*
* @param[otaTimerId] Timer ID of type otaTimerId_t
*
* @return OtaOsStatus_t, OtaOsSuccess if success , other error code on failure.
*/
typedef OtaOsStatus_t ( * OtaStopTimer_t ) ( OtaTimerId_t otaTimerId );
/**
* @brief Delete a timer.
*
* This function deletes a timer.
*
* @param[otaTimerId] Timer ID of type otaTimerId_t
*
* @return OtaOsStatus_t, OtaOsSuccess if success , other error code on failure.
*/
typedef OtaOsStatus_t ( * OtaDeleteTimer_t ) ( OtaTimerId_t otaTimerId );
/**
* @brief Allocate memory.
*
* This function allocates the requested memory and returns a pointer to it.
*
* @param[size] This is the size of the memory block, in bytes..
*
* @return This function returns a pointer to the allocated memory, or NULL if
* the request fails.
*/
typedef void * ( * OtaMalloc_t ) ( size_t size );
/**
* @brief Free memory.
*
* This function deallocates the memory previously allocated by a call to allocation
* function of type OtaMalloc_t.
*
* @param[ptr] This is the pointer to a memory block previously allocated with function
* of type OtaMalloc_t. If a null pointer is passed as argument, no action occurs.
*
* @return None.
*/
typedef void ( * OtaFree_t ) ( void * ptr );
/**
* @ingroup ota_struct_types
* OTA Event Interface structure.
*/
typedef struct OtaEventInterface
{
OtaInitEvent_t init; /*!< @brief Initialization event. */
OtaSendEvent_t send; /*!< @brief Send data. */
OtaReceiveEvent_t recv; /*!< @brief Receive data. */
OtaDeinitEvent_t deinit; /*!< @brief Deinitialize event. */
OtaEventContext_t * pEventContext; /*!< @brief Event context to store event information. */
} OtaEventInterface_t;
/**
* @ingroup ota_struct_types
* @brief OTA Retry Timer Interface.
*/
typedef struct OtaTimerInterface
{
OtaStartTimer_t start; /*!< @brief Timer start state. */
OtaStopTimer_t stop; /*!< @brief Timer stop state. */
#ifndef __cplusplus
OtaDeleteTimer_t delete; /*!< @brief Delete timer. */
#else
OtaDeleteTimer_t deleteTimer; /*!< @brief Delete timer for C++ builds. */
#endif
} OtaTimerInterface_t;
/**
* @ingroup ota_struct_types
* @brief OTA memory allocation interface.
*/
typedef struct OtaMallocInterface
{
/* MISRA rule 21.3 prohibits the use of malloc and free from stdlib.h, however, we're only
* defining the interface here. On FreeRTOS this is implemented with pvPortMalloc and vPortFree,
* and on Linux it's implemented with standard C malloc and free. This is a false positive. */
/* coverity[misra_c_2012_rule_21_3_violation] */
OtaMalloc_t malloc; /*!< @brief OTA memory allocate interface. */
/* coverity[misra_c_2012_rule_21_3_violation] */
OtaFree_t free; /*!< @brief OTA memory deallocate interface. */
} OtaMallocInterface_t;
/**
* @ingroup ota_struct_types
* @brief OTA OS Interface.
*/
typedef struct OtaOSInterface
{
OtaEventInterface_t event; /*!< @brief OTA Event interface. */
OtaTimerInterface_t timer; /*!< @brief OTA Timer interface. */
OtaMallocInterface_t mem; /*!< @brief OTA memory interface. */
} OtaOSInterface_t;
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