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95 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
96 ///
97 /// file tsp2_nos.c
98 /// @brief Transport Stream Processer (TSP) OS Wrapper
99 /// @author MStar Semiconductor,Inc.
100 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
101
102 #if defined(MSOS_TYPE_NOS)
103
104
105 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
106 // Include Files
107 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
108
109 #include "MsCommon.h"
110 #include "tsp2_nos.h"
111
112 extern MS_U32 _u32IntNum;
113
114
115 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
116 // Driver Compiler Options
117 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
118
119
120 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
121 // Local Defines
122 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
123
124 #define TSP_NOS_EVT_NUM 0x32
125
126 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
127 // Local Structures
128 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
129
130 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
131 // Global Variables
132 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
133
134 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
135 // Local Variables
136 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
137
138 MS_S32 u32EventId[TSP_NOS_EVT_NUM];
139 MS_U32 u32EventFree = 0xFFFFFFFF;
140
141 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
142 // Debug Functions
143 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
144
145 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
146 // Local Functions
147 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
148
TSP_OS_MutexCreate(MS_U8 * pu8Name)149 MS_S32 TSP_OS_MutexCreate(MS_U8* pu8Name)
150 {
151 return 0;
152 }
153
154
TSP_OS_MutexObtain(MS_S32 s32MutexId,MS_U32 u32Timeout)155 MS_BOOL TSP_OS_MutexObtain(MS_S32 s32MutexId, MS_U32 u32Timeout)
156 {
157 return TRUE;
158 }
159
160
TSP_OS_MutexRelease(MS_S32 s32MutexId)161 MS_BOOL TSP_OS_MutexRelease(MS_S32 s32MutexId)
162 {
163 return TRUE;
164 }
165
166
TSP_OS_MutexDelete(MS_S32 s32MutexId)167 void TSP_OS_MutexDelete(MS_S32 s32MutexId)
168 {
169 return;
170 }
171
172
TSP_OS_IntDisable(void)173 void TSP_OS_IntDisable(void)
174 {
175 MsOS_DisableInterrupt((InterruptNum)_u32IntNum);
176 }
177
178
TSP_OS_IntEnable(void)179 void TSP_OS_IntEnable(void)
180 {
181 MsOS_EnableInterrupt((InterruptNum)_u32IntNum);
182 }
183
184
TSP_OS_IntAttach(TSP_OS_Isr Proc)185 void TSP_OS_IntAttach(TSP_OS_Isr Proc)
186 {
187 MsOS_AttachInterrupt((InterruptNum)_u32IntNum, (InterruptCb)Proc);
188 }
189
190
TSP_OS_IntDetach(void)191 void TSP_OS_IntDetach(void)
192 {
193 MsOS_DetachInterrupt((InterruptNum)_u32IntNum);
194 }
195
196 // Event
197
TSP_OS_EventCreate(MS_U8 * pu8Name)198 MS_S32 TSP_OS_EventCreate(MS_U8* pu8Name)
199 {
200 MS_U32 i;
201
202 for (i= 0; i< TSP_NOS_EVT_NUM; i++)
203 {
204 if (u32EventFree & (1 << i))
205 {
206 u32EventFree &= ~(1<< i);
207 u32EventId[i] = 0x0;
208 return (MS_S32) (i | 0x87650000);
209 }
210 }
211 return -1;
212 }
213
214
TSP_OS_EventDelete(MS_S32 s32TspEventId)215 MS_BOOL TSP_OS_EventDelete(MS_S32 s32TspEventId)
216 {
217 if (0x87650000 != (0xFFFF0000 & s32TspEventId))
218 {
219 return FALSE;
220 }
221 else
222 {
223 s32TspEventId &= 0x0000FFFF;
224 }
225 u32EventFree |= (1<< s32TspEventId);
226 u32EventId[s32TspEventId] = 0x0;
227 return TRUE;
228 }
229
230
TSP_OS_EventSet(MS_S32 s32EventGroupId,MS_U32 u32EventFlag)231 MS_BOOL TSP_OS_EventSet(MS_S32 s32EventGroupId, MS_U32 u32EventFlag)
232 {
233 MS_U32 u32Id;
234
235 if (0x87650000 != (0xFFFF0000 & s32EventGroupId))
236 {
237 return FALSE;
238 }
239
240 u32Id = s32EventGroupId & 0x0000FFFF;
241 u32EventId[u32Id] |= u32EventFlag;
242 return TRUE;
243 }
244
245
TSP_OS_EventGet(MS_S32 s32TspEventId,MS_U32 u32EventGroup,MS_U32 * pu32RetrievedEventFlag,MS_U32 u32Opt,MS_U32 u32Timeout)246 MS_BOOL TSP_OS_EventGet(MS_S32 s32TspEventId, MS_U32 u32EventGroup, MS_U32* pu32RetrievedEventFlag, MS_U32 u32Opt, MS_U32 u32Timeout)
247 {
248 MS_U32 u32Id;
249
250 if (0x87650000 != (0xFFFF0000 & s32TspEventId))
251 {
252 return FALSE;
253 }
254 // @FIXME: nos verson don't support timeout at this stage
255
256 u32Id = s32TspEventId & 0x0000FFFF;
257 *pu32RetrievedEventFlag = u32EventId[u32Id] & u32EventGroup;
258 if (TSP_OS_EVENT_OR_CLEAR == u32Opt)
259 {
260 u32EventId[u32Id] &= ~(u32EventGroup);
261 }
262 return (*pu32RetrievedEventFlag)? TRUE: FALSE;
263 }
264
265 /*
266 MS_BOOL OSAL_TSP_FltEventGet(MS_S32 s32TspEventId, MS_U32 u32FilterID)
267 {
268 MS_U32 u32Id;
269 MS_BOOL bResult;
270
271 if (0x87650000 != (0xFFFF0000 & s32TspEventId))
272 {
273 return FALSE;
274 }
275
276 u32Id = s32TspEventId & 0x0000FFFF;
277
278 //printf("u32EventId[u32Id] = %lx\n", u32EventId[u32Id]);
279
280 bResult = u32EventId[u32Id] & BIT(u32FilterID);
281 u32EventId[u32Id] &= ~BIT(u32FilterID);
282
283 return bResult;
284 }
285 */
286
TSP_OS_TaskCreate(TSP_OS_Proc Proc,MS_U8 * pu8Name)287 MS_S32 TSP_OS_TaskCreate(TSP_OS_Proc Proc, MS_U8* pu8Name)
288 {
289 return 0;
290 }
291
292
TSP_OS_TaskDelete(MS_S32 s32TaskId)293 MS_BOOL TSP_OS_TaskDelete(MS_S32 s32TaskId)
294 {
295 return FALSE;
296 }
297
298 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
299 // Global Functions
300 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
301 #endif // #if defined(MSOS_TYPE_NOS) || defined(MSOS_TYPE_LINUX_KERNEL)
302