globals.h

Microsoft WinCE 6.0 BSP FINAL release source code for use with the i.MX27ADS TO2 WCE600_FINAL_MX27_S

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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  GPT TUX DLL
//
//  Module: globals.h
//          Declares all global variables and test function prototypes EXCEPT
//          when included by globals.cpp, in which case it DEFINES global
//          variables, including the function table.
//
//  Revision History:
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#ifndef __GLOBALS_H__
#define __GLOBALS_H__

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Local macros

#ifdef __GLOBALS_CPP__
#define GLOBAL
#define INIT(x) = x
#else // __GLOBALS_CPP__
#define GLOBAL  extern
#define INIT(x)
#endif // __GLOBALS_CPP__

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Global macros

#define countof(x)  (sizeof(x)/sizeof(*(x)))

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Global function prototypes

void            Debug(LPCTSTR, ...);
SHELLPROCAPI    ShellProc(UINT, SPPARAM);

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// TUX Function table

#include "ft.h"

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Globals

// Global CKato logging object. Set while processing SPM_LOAD_DLL message.
GLOBAL CKato            *g_pKato INIT(NULL);

// Global shell info structure. Set while processing SPM_SHELL_INFO message.
GLOBAL SPS_SHELL_INFO   *g_pShellInfo;

// Add more globals of your own here. There are two macros available for this:
//  GLOBAL  Precede each declaration/definition with this macro.
//  INIT    Use this macro to initialize globals, instead of typing "= ..."
//
// For example, to declare two DWORDs, one uninitialized and the other
// initialized to 0x80000000, you could enter the following code:
//
//  GLOBAL DWORD        g_dwUninit,
//                      g_dwInit INIT(0x80000000);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#endif // __GLOBALS_H__