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| Queue::QueueStatus | bareSendNonBlock (BareQueueHandle &handle, const U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE size, NATIVE_INT_TYPE priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | bareSendBlock (BareQueueHandle &handle, const U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE size, NATIVE_INT_TYPE priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | bareReceiveNonBlock (BareQueueHandle &handle, U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE capacity, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &actualSize, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | bareReceiveBlock (BareQueueHandle &handle, U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE capacity, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &actualSize, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | sendNonBlockIPCStub (QueueHandle *queueHandle, const U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE size, NATIVE_INT_TYPE priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | sendBlockIPCStub (QueueHandle *queueHandle, const U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE size, NATIVE_INT_TYPE priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | receiveNonBlockIPCStub (QueueHandle *queueHandle, U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE capacity, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &actualSize, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | receiveBlockIPCStub (QueueHandle *queueHandle, U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE capacity, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &actualSize, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &priority) |
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| NATIVE_UINT_TYPE | checkoutIndex (PriorityQueue *pQueue, NATIVE_UINT_TYPE depth) |
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| void | returnIndex (PriorityQueue *pQueue, NATIVE_UINT_TYPE depth, NATIVE_UINT_TYPE index) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | sendNonBlock (QueueHandle *queueHandle, const U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE size, NATIVE_INT_TYPE priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | sendBlock (QueueHandle *queueHandle, const U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE size, NATIVE_INT_TYPE priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | receiveNonBlock (QueueHandle *queueHandle, U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE capacity, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &actualSize, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &priority) |
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| Queue::QueueStatus | receiveBlock (QueueHandle *queueHandle, U8 *buffer, NATIVE_INT_TYPE capacity, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &actualSize, NATIVE_INT_TYPE &priority) |
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| File::Status | computeHash (const char *fileName, Utils::HashBuffer &hashBuffer) |
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| ValidateFile::Status | translateStatus (File::Status status, StatusFileType type) |
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IntervalTimer.hpp:
Interval timer provides timing over a set interval to the caller. It is one of the core Os package supplied items.
IntervalTimerCommon.cpp:
Contains the common functions for interval timer. This set of functions makes no assumption on the format of the RawTime objects and thus it operates through functions that abstract that implementation away, or it is working on the raw values, as raw values.
Note: If the RawTime object is using U32 upper to store seconds and U32 lower to store nano seconds, then X86/IntervalTimer.cpp can be used, and the implementer need only fill in the getRawTime function for the specific OS.
File: Os/Log.hpp Description: this file provides an implementation of the Fw::Logger class that is backed by the Os abstraction layer.
File: Os/LogPrintf.cpp Description: an implementation on the Os::Log abstraction that routes log messages into standard printf calls.
Posix/IntervalTimer.cpp:
The Posix implementation of the interval timer shares the same raw setup as other X86 implementations. That is: the lower U32 of the RawTime is nano-seconds, and the upper U32 of RawTime object is seconds. Thus only the "getRawTime" function differs from the base X86 version of this file.
Queue.hpp:
Queues are used internally to F prime in order to support the messaging between components. The Queue class is used to abstract away from the standard OS-based queue, allowing F prime support multiple OSes in a consistent way.
Like most items in the OS package, the implementation is done in two parts. One part is the file QueueCommon.cpp. It contains the shared code for queues regardless of the OS. The other is a .cpp file containing the OS specific backends for defined functions. (i.e. Posix/Queue.cpp).
X86/IntervalTimer.cpp:
This file supports the core functions of the IntervalTimer for X86 implementations that support the following specification for the "RawTime" object:
RawTime.lower = nanoseconds of time RawTime.upper = seconds of time.
Any implementation that fills "RawTime" via this specification can use these basic implementations.
Note: this file is cloned from the original Linux implementation.
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