callctrl.h

ril source code for Windows CE

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THIS CODE AND INFORMATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF
ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

Module Name:

callctrl.h

Abstract:


Notes:


--*/

#pragma once


#define CALLCTRL_CMDBUF_LENGTH       (MAX_PATH + MAXLENGTH_ADDRESS + MAXLENGTH_SUBADDR)
#define CALLCTRL_ALLOC_NUMBER        16

//
// Structure used for keeping track of address and calltype of a dialed call.
// Used only when using external calltype determination.
// This global spans the command and notification threads, and must be
// protected using CRITICAL_SECTION g_csDialedCallData.
//
struct DIALEDCALLDATA
{
    BOOL fValid;
    DWORD dwCalltype;
    WCHAR wszAddress [MAXLENGTH_ADDRESS];
};

//
// Structure used for keeping track of the ID and calltype of a ringing call,
// along with flags controlling the sending of ring notifications.
// Used only when using external calltype determination.
// This global spans the command and notification threads, and must be
// protected using CRITICAL_SECTION g_csRingingCallData.
//
struct RINGINGCALLDATA
{
    BOOL fCalltypeValid;
    DWORD dwCalltype;
    BOOL fCallIdValid;
    DWORD dwCallId;
    BOOL fDelayRingNotification;
    BOOL fForceRingNotification;
};

//
// Structure used for keeping track of address and calltype of a waiting call
// Used only when using external calltype determination.
// This global is currently only used in the command thread.  If access is 
// changed to span multiple threads, it must be protected using a 
// CRITICAL_SECTION.
//
struct WAITINGCALLDATA
{
    BOOL fValid;
    DWORD dwCalltype;
    WCHAR wszAddress [MAXLENGTH_ADDRESS];
};

HRESULT RILDrv_Dial(DWORD dwParam, LPCSTR szAddress, DWORD dwType, DWORD dwOptions);
HRESULT RILDrv_Answer(DWORD dwParam);
HRESULT RILDrv_Hangup(DWORD dwParam);
HRESULT RILDrv_SendDTMF(DWORD dwParam, LPCSTR lpszChars, DWORD dwDuration);
HRESULT RILDrv_StartDTMF(DWORD dwParam, CHAR ch);
HRESULT RILDrv_StopDTMF(DWORD dwParam, CHAR ch);
HRESULT RILDrv_ManageCalls(DWORD dwParam, DWORD dwCommand, DWORD dwID);
HRESULT RILDrv_TransferCall(DWORD dwParam, const RILADDRESS* lpAddress, const RILSUBADDRESS* lpSubAddress);
HRESULT RILDrv_GetCurrentAddressId(DWORD dwParam);
HRESULT RILDrv_SetCurrentAddressId(DWORD dwParam, DWORD dwAddressId);

HRESULT RILDrv_SendFlash(DWORD dwParam, RILADDRESS raRilAddress);