application.h File Reference

Application layer include file. More...

#include <avr/pgmspace.h>
#include <inttypes.h>
#include "net/buffers.h"
#include "net/network.h"
#include "net/transport.h"
#include "net.h"

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Data Structures
struct	AppObject
	An application object. More...
struct	param_desc_t
	Structure describing a method parameter or an event. More...
Typedefs
typedef void	appObjCallback_t (void *self, uint8_t method, uint8_t *buf, uint8_t *result, uint8_t repeated)
Functions
void	app_init (void)
	Initialize layer.
void	app_process (void)
	Process waiting events.
void	app_trigger_event (uint8_t obj, uint8_t event)
	Fire an event.
uint8_t	app_register_obj (struct AppObject *obj, uint8_t events)
	Dynamically register an object.

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Detailed Description

Application layer include file.

Constants and definitions of the application layer.

Definition in file application.h.

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Function Documentation

void app_init (  void   )

Initialize layer. Should be called after lnk_init(). Definition at line 431 of file application.c.

void app_process (  void   )

Process waiting events. This function should be called from your main loop. Attention: Must not be called from a interrupt routine. The implementation is not thread-save. Definition at line 446 of file application.c. References tsp_clear_to_send(), tsp_requ(), and tsp_service_e.

uint8_t app_register_obj (  struct AppObject *  obj, uint8_t  events )

Dynamically register an object. In the current implementation it is not possible to unregister an object. Furthermore all objects must be registered in the same order if a reset occurs. Otherwise the event configurations will be corrupted. Parameters: obj  Pointer to application object. events  Number of events which the object has. Definition at line 519 of file application.c.

void app_trigger_event (  uint8_t  obj, uint8_t  event )

Fire an event. Parameters: obj  Id of Object whose event should be triggered. This id is returned by app_register_object() or, in case of the static version, must be manually calculated. event  Event id. Definition at line 500 of file application.c.

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