📄 command_daemon.h
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// This file is part of MANTIS OS, Operating System// See http://mantis.cs.colorado.edu///// Copyright (C) 2003,2004,2005 University of Colorado, Boulder//// This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or// modify it under the terms of the mos license (see file LICENSE)/** @file command_daemon.h * @brief Mantis Commander * * This is an application which will allow interfacing with a nymph from * a computer over the serial line, it provides arbitrary functions. * @author Charles Gruenwald III * @date Created: 04/14/2004 */#ifndef _command_daemon_h_#define _command_daemon_h_#include "com.h"#include <stdbool.h>#define MOS_COMMANDER_STACK_SIZE 164/** @brief Send the given string for a prompt and return an int response. * * @param string String to be sent * @return Integer response */uint8_t prompt_uint8(char * string);/** @brief Send the given string for a prompt and return a long response. * * @param string String to be sent * @return Multiple byte response */uint16_t prompt_long(char *string);/** @brief Send the given string return a 4-byte integer response. * * @param string String to be sent * @return Multiple byte response */uint32_t prompt_longlong(char *string);/** @brief Send the given string for a prompt and return a one byte response. * * @param string String to be sent * @return Single byte response */char prompt_char(char *string);/** @brief Parses incoming packets. * * This is a system function which parses an incoming packet, * and calls a function * if it finds a match. * @param recvd Packet received */bool mos_command_parse (comBuf *recvd);/** @brief Registers a function to be called on string input. * * Takes the string to be typed in and the function to be called * and returns the * success or failure of registration. * @param name String to use * @param func_pointer Function to register * @return Success or failure of registration */bool mos_register_function(char * name, void (*func_pointer)(void));/** @brief Initialize the command daemon. * * The mos_command_daemon thread used to initialize the command list. This is * a problem for applications that want to register their own commands, since * they don't know how soon the daemon thread will finish initializing the list. * Applications which want to add their own commands should call * mos_command_daemon_init first. * * For backward compatibility mos_command_daemon still calls * mos_command_daemon_init, and mos_command_daemon_init can be called more * than once. */void mos_command_daemon_init();/** @brief Thead which listens for input over the serial line. * * This is the actual thread that accepts commands over serial, parses * them, and executes commands. */void mos_command_daemon (void);/** @brief Sends the command to tell the shell to reset it's timer * * The shell has some timing functions built in so that the timing on the node * may be tested. This command tells the shell to reset it's internal timer * to zero. */void mos_clear_ext_timer();/** @brief Sends the command telling the shell to show it's timer * * This tells the shell to show the elapsed time on it's internal timer. */void mos_show_ext_timer();/** @brief Sends the command telling the shell to show then clear it's timer * * This tells the shell to show the elapsed time on it's internal timer, then * clear the current running value. */void mos_show_and_clear_ext_timer();#ifdef PLATFORM_TELOSB#define IFACE_STDIO IFACE_SERIAL2#else#define IFACE_STDIO IFACE_SERIAL#endif#endif
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