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#include "sys/alt_irq.h"
#include "sys/alt_alarm.h"
#include "os/alt_hooks.h"
#include "alt_types.h"
 
/*
 * "_alt_tick_rate" is used to store the value of the system clock frequency
 * in ticks per second. It is initialised to zero, which corresponds to there
 * being no system clock facility available. 
 */
 
alt_u32 _alt_tick_rate = 0;
 
/*
 * "_alt_nticks" is the number of system clock ticks that have elapsed since
 * reset. 
 */
 
volatile alt_u32 _alt_nticks = 0;
 
/*
 * "alt_alarm_list" is the head of a linked list of registered alarms. This is
 * initialised to be an empty list.
 */
 
ALT_LLIST_HEAD(alt_alarm_list);
 
/*
 * alt_alarm_stop() is called to remove an alarm from the list of registered 
 * alarms. Alternatively an alarm can unregister itself by returning zero when 
 * the alarm executes.
 */
 
void alt_alarm_stop (alt_alarm* alarm)
{
  alt_irq_context irq_context;
 
  irq_context = alt_irq_disable_all();
  alt_llist_remove (&alarm->llist);
  alt_irq_enable_all (irq_context);
}
 
/*
 * alt_tick() is periodically called by the system clock driver in order to
 * process the registered list of alarms. Each alarm is registed with a
 * callback interval, and a callback function, "callback". 
 *
 * The return value of the callback function indicates how many ticks are to
 * elapse until the next callback. A return value of zero indicates that the
 * alarm should be deactivated. 
 * 
 * alt_tick() is expected to run at interrupt level.
 */
 
void alt_tick (void)
{
  alt_alarm* next;
  alt_alarm* alarm = (alt_alarm*) alt_alarm_list.next;
 
  alt_u32    next_callback;
 
  /* update the tick counter */
 
  _alt_nticks++;
 
  /* process the registered callbacks */
 
  while (alarm != (alt_alarm*) &alt_alarm_list)
  {
    next = (alt_alarm*) alarm->llist.next;
 
    /* 
     * Upon the tick-counter rolling over it is safe to clear the 
     * roll-over flag; once the flag is cleared this (or subsequnt)
     * tick events are enabled to generate an alarm event. 
     */
    if ((alarm->rollover) && (_alt_nticks == 0))
    {
      alarm->rollover = 0;
    }
 
    /* if the alarm period has expired, make the callback */    
    if ((alarm->time <= _alt_nticks) && (alarm->rollover == 0))
    {
      next_callback = alarm->callback (alarm->context);
 
      /* deactivate the alarm if the return value is zero */
 
      if (next_callback == 0)
      {
        alt_alarm_stop (alarm);
      }
      else
      {
        alarm->time += next_callback;
 
        /* 
         * If the desired alarm time causes a roll-over, set the rollover
         * flag. This will prevent the subsequent tick event from causing
         * an alarm too early.
         */
        if(alarm->time < _alt_nticks)
        {
          alarm->rollover = 1;
        }
      }
    }
    alarm = next;
  }
 
  /* 
   * Update the operating system specific timer facilities.
   */
 
  ALT_OS_TIME_TICK();
}
 
 

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