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Added future pulse support.

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Gerry Stellenberg
2011-12-16 19:13:36 -06:00
parent 21c3a45e88
commit 27bfbbf342
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@@ -204,6 +204,7 @@ typedef struct PRDriverState {
uint8_t patterOnTime;
uint8_t patterOffTime;
bool_t patterEnable;
bool_t futureEnable;
} PRDriverState;
typedef struct PRDriverAuxCommand {
@@ -256,6 +257,11 @@ PINPROC_API PRResult PRDriverDisable(PRHandle handle, uint8_t driverNum);
* This function is provided for convenience. See PRDriverStatePulse() for a full description.
*/
PINPROC_API PRResult PRDriverPulse(PRHandle handle, uint8_t driverNum, uint8_t milliseconds);
/**
* Pulses the given driver for a number of milliseconds when the hardware reaches a specific timestamp.
* This function is provided for convenience. See PRDriverStatePulse() for a full description.
*/
PINPROC_API PRResult PRDriverFuturePulse(PRHandle handle, uint8_t driverNum, uint8_t milliseconds, uint32_t futureTime);
/**
* Assigns a repeating schedule to the given driver.
* This function is provided for convenience. See PRDriverStateSchedule() for a full description.
@@ -316,6 +322,13 @@ PINPROC_API void PRDriverStateDisable(PRDriverState *driverState);
* @note The driver state structure must be applied using PRDriverUpdateState() or linked to a switch rule using PRSwitchUpdateRule() to have any effect.
*/
PINPROC_API void PRDriverStatePulse(PRDriverState *driverState, uint8_t milliseconds);
/**
* Changes the given #PRDriverState to reflect a future scheduled pulse state.
* @param milliseconds Number of milliseconds to pulse the driver for.
* @param futureTime Value indicating at which HW timestamp the pulse should occur. Currently only the low 10-bits are used.
* @note The driver state structure must be applied using PRDriverUpdateState() or linked to a switch rule using PRSwitchUpdateRule() to have any effect.
*/
PINPROC_API void PRDriverStateFuturePulse(PRDriverState *driverState, uint8_t milliseconds, uint32_t futureTime);
/**
* Changes the given #PRDriverState to reflect a scheduled state.
* Assigns a repeating schedule to the given driver.