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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT 25 * OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, 26 * SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT 27 * LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, 28 * DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY 29 * THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT 30 * (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE 31 * OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. 32 */ 33 34 35 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ 36 /* Module: OSAPI.H*/ 37 /**/ 38 /* Purpose: This module defines unified interface to the OS specific*/ 39 /* sources and services.*/ 40 /**/ 41 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ 42 43 #ifndef __OS_API_H__ 44 #define __OS_API_H__ 45 46 /** \file osApi.h 47 * \brief Operating System APIs \n 48 * This module defines unified interface to the OS specific sources and services 49 */ 50 51 #include "tidef.h" 52 #include "TI_IPC_Api.h" 53 54 #ifdef __cplusplus 55 extern "C" { 56 #endif 57 58 59 /** \struct TI_CONNECTION_STATUS 60 * \struct *PTI_CONNECTION_STATUS 61 * \brief Ti Connection Status 62 * 63 * \par Description 64 * 65 * \sa 66 */ 67 typedef struct 68 { 69 TI_UINT32 Event; 70 TI_UINT8* Data; 71 } TI_CONNECTION_STATUS, *PTI_CONNECTION_STATUS; 72 73 typedef struct 74 { 75 TI_UINT8 uFormat; 76 TI_UINT8 uLevel; 77 TI_UINT8 uParamsNum; 78 TI_UINT8 uReserved; 79 TI_UINT16 uFileId; 80 TI_UINT16 uLineNum; 81 } TTraceMsg; 82 83 #define OS_PAGE_SIZE 4096 84 #define MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE 500 85 #define MICROSECOND_IN_SECONDS 1000000 86 87 #define UINT16_MAX_VAL 0xffff 88 #define UINT8_MAX_VAL 0xff 89 90 #define TRACE_FORMAT_8_BITS_PARAMS 2 91 #define TRACE_FORMAT_16_BITS_PARAMS 4 92 #define TRACE_FORMAT_32_BITS_PARAMS 6 93 94 #define TRACE_MSG_MAX_PARAMS 32 95 #define TRACE_MSG_MIN_LENGTH (sizeof(TTraceMsg)) 96 #define TRACE_MSG_MAX_LENGTH ((TRACE_MSG_MAX_PARAMS * 4) + sizeof(TTraceMsg)) 97 98 #define INSERT_BYTE(pBuf, dataByte) (*((TI_UINT8 *)pBuf) = (TI_UINT8 )dataByte ); pBuf++; 99 #define INSERT_2_BYTES(pBuf, dataBytes) (*((TI_UINT16 *)pBuf) = (TI_UINT16)dataBytes); pBuf+=2; 100 #define INSERT_4_BYTES(pBuf, dataBytes) (*((TI_UINT32 *)pBuf) = (TI_UINT32)dataBytes); pBuf+=4; 101 102 103 /**************************************************************************************** 104 START OF OS API (Common to all GWSI LIB, Driver and TI Driver) 105 *****************************************************************************************/ 106 107 108 /**************************************************************************************** 109 OS HW API NEEDED BY DRIVER 110 *****************************************************************************************/ 111 112 /** \brief OS Disable IRQ 113 * 114 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 115 * \return void 116 * 117 * \par Description 118 * This function disables the Interrupts 119 * 120 * \sa 121 */ 122 void os_disableIrq (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 123 124 /** \brief OS Enable IRQ 125 * 126 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 127 * \return void 128 * 129 * \par Description 130 * This function enables the Interrupts 131 * 132 * \sa 133 */ 134 void os_enableIrq (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 135 136 /** \brief OS IRQ Serviced 137 * 138 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 139 * \return void 140 * 141 * \par Description 142 * This function is used in Level IRQ only. At this point the interrupt line is not asserted anymore 143 * and we can inform the OS to enable IRQ again. 144 * 145 * \sa 146 */ 147 void os_InterruptServiced (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 148 149 /**************************************************************************************** 150 * OS Report API * 151 ****************************************************************************************/ 152 153 /** \brief OS Set Debug Mode 154 * 155 * \param enable - Indicates if debug mode should be enabled or disabled ( TI_TRUE | TI_FALSE ) 156 * \return void 157 * 158 * \par Description 159 * This function sets the Debug Mode flag to True or False - according to user's request 160 * 161 * \sa 162 */ 163 void os_setDebugMode (TI_BOOL enable); 164 165 /** \brief OS Printf 166 * 167 * \param format - String to print (with formatted parametrs in string if needed) and parameters values 168 * if formatted parameters are used in string 169 * \return void 170 * 171 * \par Description 172 * This function prints formatted output using OS available printf method 173 * 174 * \sa 175 */ 176 void os_printf (const char *format ,...); 177 178 /**************************************************************************************** 179 * OS Memory API * 180 ****************************************************************************************/ 181 182 /** \brief OS Memory Allocation 183 * 184 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 185 * \param Size - Size (in bytes) to be allocated 186 * \return Pointer to the allocated memory on success ; NULL on failure (there isn't enough memory available) 187 * 188 * \par Description 189 * This function allocates resident (nonpaged) system-space memory with calling specific OS allocation function. \n 190 * It is assumed that this function will never be called in an interrupt context since the OS allocation function 191 * has the potential to put the caller to sleep while waiting for memory to become available. 192 * 193 * \sa 194 */ 195 void *os_memoryAlloc (TI_HANDLE OsContext,TI_UINT32 Size); 196 197 /** \brief OS Memory CAllocation 198 * 199 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 200 * \param Number - Number of element to be allocated 201 * \param Size - Size (in bytes) of one element 202 * \return Pointer to the allocated memory on success ; NULL on failure (there isn't enough memory available) 203 * 204 * \par Description 205 * This function allocates an array in memory with elements initialized to 0. 206 * Allocates resident (nonpaged) system-space memory for an array with elements initialized to 0, 207 * with specific OS allocation function. 208 * It is assumed that this function will never be called in an interrupt context since the OS allocation function 209 * has the potential to put the caller to sleep while waiting for memory to become available. 210 * 211 * \sa 212 */ 213 void *os_memoryCAlloc (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_UINT32 Number, TI_UINT32 Size); 214 215 /** \brief OS Memory Set 216 * 217 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 218 * \param pMemPtr - Pointer to the base address of a memory block 219 * \param Value - Value to set to memory block 220 * \param Length - Length (in bytes) of memory block 221 * \return void 222 * 223 * \par Description 224 * This function fills a block of memory with a given value 225 * 226 * \sa 227 */ 228 void os_memorySet (TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *pMemPtr, TI_INT32 Value, TI_UINT32 Length); 229 230 /** \brief OS Memory Zero 231 * 232 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 233 * \param pMemPtr - Pointer to the base address of a memory block 234 * \param Length - Length (in bytes) of memory block 235 * \return void 236 * 237 * \par Description 238 * This function fills a block of memory with zeros 239 * 240 * \sa 241 */ 242 void os_memoryZero (TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *pMemPtr, TI_UINT32 Length); 243 244 /** \brief OS Memory Copy 245 * 246 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 247 * \param pDestination - Pointer to destination buffer 248 * \param pSource - Pointer to Source buffer 249 * \param Size - Size (in bytes) to copy 250 * \return void 251 * 252 * \par Description 253 * This function copies a specified number of bytes from one caller-supplied location (source buffer) to another (destination buffer) 254 * 255 * \sa 256 */ 257 void os_memoryCopy (TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *pDestination, void *pSource, TI_UINT32 Size); 258 259 /** \brief OS Memory Free 260 * 261 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 262 * \param pMemPtr - Pointer to the base address of a memory block 263 * \param Size - Size (in bytes) to free 264 * \return void 265 * 266 * \par Description 267 * This function releases a block of memory which was previously allocated by user 268 * 269 * \sa 270 */ 271 void os_memoryFree (TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *pMemPtr, TI_UINT32 Size); 272 273 /** \brief OS Memory Compare 274 * 275 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 276 * \param Buf1 - Pointer to the first buffer in comperation 277 * \param Buf2 - Pointer to the second buffer in comperation 278 * \param Count - Count (in bytes) to compare 279 * \return A value which indicates the relationship between the two compared buffers: 280 * value < 0: Buf1 less than Buf2 281 * value == 0: Buf1 identical to Buf2 282 * value > 0: Buf1 greater than Buf2 283 * 284 * \par Description 285 * This function compares between two given buffers 286 * 287 * \sa 288 */ 289 TI_INT32 os_memoryCompare (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_UINT8* Buf1, TI_UINT8* Buf2, TI_INT32 Count); 290 291 /** \brief OS Memory Allocation for HW DMA 292 * 293 * \param pOsContext - Handle to the OS object 294 * \param Size - Size (in bytes) to allocate 295 * \return Pointer to the allocated memory on success ; NULL on failure (there isn't enough memory available) 296 * 297 * \par Description 298 * This function allocates resident (nonpaged) system-space memory for HW DMA operations 299 * 300 * \sa 301 */ 302 void *os_memoryAlloc4HwDma (TI_HANDLE pOsContext, TI_UINT32 Size); 303 304 /** \brief OS Memory for HW DMA Free 305 * 306 * \param pOsContext - Handle to the OS object 307 * \param pMem_ptr - Pointer to the base virtual address of allocated memory block 308 * This is the address that was returned to user when he allocated the memory for HW DMA usage 309 * \param Size - Size (in bytes) of the memory block to be released. This parameter must be identical to the Length 310 * which was given by the user when he allocated the memory block for HW DMA usage 311 * \return Pointer to the allocated memory on success ; NULL on failure (there isn't enough memory available) 312 * 313 * \par Description 314 * This function releases a block of memory previously allocated by user for HW DMA operations 315 * 316 * \sa 317 */ 318 void os_memory4HwDmaFree (TI_HANDLE pOsContext, void *pMem_ptr, TI_UINT32 Size); 319 320 /** \brief OS Memory Copy from User 321 * 322 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 323 * \param pDstPtr - Pointer to destination buffer 324 * \param pSrcPtr - Pointer to Source buffer 325 * \param Size - Size (in bytes) to copy 326 * \return TI_OK on success ; TI_NOK otherwise 327 * 328 * \par Description 329 * This function copies a specified number of bytes from one caller-supplied location (Source) to another (Destination) 330 * 331 * \sa 332 */ 333 int os_memoryCopyFromUser (TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *pDstPtr, void *pSrcPtr, TI_UINT32 Size); 334 335 /** \brief OS Memory Copy To User 336 * 337 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 338 * \param pDstPtr - Pointer to destination buffer 339 * \param pSrcPtr - Pointer to Source buffer 340 * \param Size - Size (in bytes) to copy 341 * \return TI_OK on success ; TI_NOK otherwise 342 * 343 * \par Description 344 * This function copies a specified number of bytes from one caller-supplied location (Source) to another (Destination) 345 * 346 * \sa 347 */ 348 int os_memoryCopyToUser (TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *pDstPtr, void *pSrcPtr, TI_UINT32 Size); 349 350 /**************************************************************************************** 351 * OS TIMER API * 352 ****************************************************************************************/ 353 /** \brief Timer Callback Function 354 * 355 * \param Context - Handle to the OS object 356 * \return void 357 * 358 * \par Description 359 * This callback is passed by user to OS timer when created, and is called directly from OS timer context when expired. 360 * E.g. the user user the timer in order to operate this function after a defined time expires 361 * 362 */ 363 typedef void (*fTimerFunction)(TI_HANDLE Context); 364 365 /** \brief OS Timer Create 366 * 367 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 368 * \param pRoutine - Pointer to user's Timer Callback function 369 * \param hFuncHandle - Handle to user's Timer Callback function parameters 370 * \return Handle to timer object on success ; NULL on failure 371 * 372 * \par Description 373 * This function creates and initializes an OS timer object associated with a user's Timer Callback function \n 374 * \note 1) The user's callback is called directly from OS timer context when expired. 375 * \note 2) In some OSs, it may be needed to use an intermediate callback in the 376 * \note osapi layer (use os_timerHandlr for that). 377 * 378 * \sa 379 */ 380 TI_HANDLE os_timerCreate (TI_HANDLE OsContext, fTimerFunction pRoutine, TI_HANDLE hFuncHandle); 381 382 /** \brief OS Timer Destroy 383 * 384 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 385 * \param TimerHandle - Handle to timer object which user got when created the timer 386 * \return void 387 * 388 * \par Description 389 * This function destroys the OS timer object which was previously created by user 390 * 391 * \sa 392 */ 393 void os_timerDestroy (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_HANDLE TimerHandle); 394 395 /** \brief OS Timer Start 396 * 397 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 398 * \param TimerHandle - Handle to timer object which user got when created the timer 399 * \param DelayMs - The time in MS untill the timer is awaken 400 * \return void 401 * 402 * \par Description 403 * This function Start the OS timer object which was previously created by user 404 * 405 * \sa 406 */ 407 void os_timerStart (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_HANDLE TimerHandle, TI_UINT32 DelayMs); 408 409 /** \brief OS Timer Stop 410 * 411 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 412 * \param TimerHandle - Handle to timer object which user got when created the timer 413 * \return void 414 * 415 * \par Description 416 * This function Stops the OS timer object which was previously created by user 417 * 418 * \sa 419 */ 420 void os_timerStop (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_HANDLE TimerHandle); 421 422 /** \brief OS Periodic Interrupt Timer Start 423 * 424 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 425 * \return void 426 * 427 * \par Description 428 * This function starts the periodic interrupt mechanism. This function is used when PRIODIC_INTERRUPT mode is used. 429 * This Mode is enabled when interrupts that are usually received from the FW are masked, 430 * and there is need to check- in a given time periods - if handling of any FW interrupt is needed. 431 * 432 * \sa 433 */ 434 #ifdef PRIODIC_INTERRUPT 435 void os_periodicIntrTimerStart (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 436 #endif 437 438 /** \brief OS Time Stamp Ms 439 * 440 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 441 * \return The number of milliseconds that have elapsed since the system was booted 442 * 443 * \par Description 444 * This function returns the number of milliseconds that have elapsed since the system was booted. 445 */ 446 TI_UINT32 os_timeStampMs (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 447 448 /** \brief OS Time Stamp Us 449 * 450 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 451 * \return The number of microseconds that have elapsed since the system was booted 452 * 453 * \par Description 454 * This function returns the number of microseconds that have elapsed since the system was booted. \n 455 * Note that sometimes this function will be called with NULL(!!!) as argument! 456 */ 457 TI_UINT32 os_timeStampUs (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 458 459 /** \brief OS Stall uSec 460 * 461 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 462 * \param uSec - The time to delay in microseconds 463 * \return void 464 * 465 * \par Description 466 * This function makes delay in microseconds 467 * 468 * \sa 469 */ 470 void os_StalluSec (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_UINT32 uSec); 471 472 473 /**************************************************************************************** 474 * Protection services API * 475 ****************************************************************************************/ 476 477 /** \brief OS Protect Create 478 * 479 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 480 * \return Handle of the created mutex/spin lock object on Success ; NULL on Failure (not enough memory available or problems to initializing the mutex) 481 * 482 * \par Description 483 * This function allocates a mutex/spin lock object. 484 * The mutex/spinlock object which is created by this function is used for mutual-exclusion and protection of resources which are shared between 485 * multi-Tasks/Threads 486 * 487 * \sa 488 */ 489 TI_HANDLE os_protectCreate (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 490 491 /** \brief OS Protect Destroy 492 * 493 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 494 * \param ProtectContext - Handle to the mutex/spin lock object 495 * \return void 496 * 497 * \par Description 498 * This function destroys s a mutex/spin lock object which was previously created by user: 499 * it frees the mutex/spin lock and then frees the object's memory 500 * 501 * \sa 502 */ 503 void os_protectDestroy (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_HANDLE ProtectContext); 504 505 /** \brief OS Protect Lock 506 * 507 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 508 * \param ProtectContext - Handle to the mutex/spin lock object 509 * \return void 510 * 511 * \par Description 512 * This function locks the mutex/spin lock object. E.g. the caller acquires a mutex/spin lock and gains exclusive 513 * access to the shared resources, that the mutex/spin lock protects of. 514 * 515 * \sa 516 */ 517 void os_protectLock (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_HANDLE ProtectContext); 518 519 /** \brief OS Protect Unlock 520 * 521 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 522 * \param ProtectContext - Handle to the mutex/spin lock object 523 * \return void 524 * 525 * \par Description 526 * This function unlocks the mutex/spin lock object. 527 * 528 * \sa 529 */ 530 void os_protectUnlock (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_HANDLE ProtectContext); 531 532 /* Wakelock functionality */ 533 int os_wake_lock (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 534 int os_wake_unlock (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 535 int os_wake_lock_timeout (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 536 int os_wake_lock_timeout_enable (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 537 538 #define os_profile(hos,fn,par) 539 540 541 /**************************************************************************************** 542 START OF GWSI DRIVER API 543 *****************************************************************************************/ 544 545 /** \brief OS Signaling Object Create 546 * 547 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 548 * \return Pointer to Signal Object on Success ; NULL on Failure 549 * 550 * \par Description 551 * This function creates a new Signaling Object or opens an already exists Signaling Object. 552 * The Signaling Object created by this function is used for mutual-exclusion and protection 553 * of resources which are shared between multi-Tasks/Threads by using a signaling mechanism 554 * 555 * \sa 556 */ 557 void *os_SignalObjectCreate (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 558 559 /** \brief OS Signaling Object Wait 560 * 561 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 562 * \param ptr - Pointer to Signaling Object previously created by user 563 * \return TI_OK (0) on Success ; TI_NOK (1) on Failure 564 * 565 * \par Description 566 * This function perform waiting on Signaling Object. The coller waits until signaled or until timeout 567 * 568 * \sa 569 */ 570 int os_SignalObjectWait (TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *ptr); 571 572 /** \brief OS Signaling Object Set 573 * 574 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 575 * \param ptr - Pointer to Signaling Object previously created by user 576 * \return TI_OK (0) on Success ; TI_NOK (1) on Failure 577 * 578 * \par Description 579 * This function sets a Signaling Object to signaled state (e.g the siganeling object is released) 580 * 581 * \sa 582 */ 583 int os_SignalObjectSet (TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *ptr); 584 585 /** \brief OS Signaling Object Free 586 * 587 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 588 * \param ptr - Pointer to Signaling Object previously created by user 589 * \return TI_OK (0) on Success ; TI_NOK (1) on Failure 590 * 591 * \par Description 592 * This function frees (closes) a Signaling Object Handle 593 * 594 * \sa 595 */ 596 int os_SignalObjectFree (TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *ptr); 597 598 /** \brief OS Schedule Request 599 * 600 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 601 * \return TI_OK (0) on Success ; TI_NOK (1) on Failure 602 * 603 * \par Description 604 * This function performs scheduling (context switch) according to user request 605 * 606 * \sa 607 */ 608 int os_RequestSchedule (TI_HANDLE OsContext); 609 610 611 /**************************************************************************************** 612 START OF TI DRIVER API 613 *****************************************************************************************/ 614 615 /** \brief OS Read Memory Register UINT32 616 * 617 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 618 * \param Register - Pointer to register address 619 * \param Data - Pointer to output read data 620 * \return void 621 * 622 * \par Description 623 * This function reads register in 32 bit length 624 * 625 * \sa 626 */ 627 void os_hwReadMemRegisterUINT32 (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_UINT32* Register, TI_UINT32* Data); 628 629 /** \brief OS Write Memory Register UINT32 630 * 631 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 632 * \param Register - Pointer to register address 633 * \param Data - Data to write to register 634 * \return void 635 * 636 * \par Description 637 * This function reads register in 32 bit length 638 * 639 * \sa 640 */ 641 void os_hwWriteMemRegisterUINT32 (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_UINT32* Register, TI_UINT32 Data); 642 643 /** \brief OS Receive Packet 644 * 645 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 646 * \param pPacket - Pointer to received packet data 647 * \param Length - Length of received packet 648 * \return TI_TRUE on Success ; TI_FALSE on Failure 649 * 650 * \par Description 651 * This function transfers a packet from WLAN driver to OS 652 * 653 * \sa 654 */ 655 TI_BOOL os_receivePacket(TI_HANDLE OsContext, void *pRxDesc ,void *pPacket, TI_UINT16 Length); 656 657 /** \brief OS Indicate Event 658 * 659 * \param OsContext - Handle to the OS object 660 * \param pData - Pointer to event data 661 * \return TI_OK (0) on Success ; 662 * 663 * \par Description 664 * This function indicate the OS about different connection driver's events, 665 * The function performs the rewuired operations for the event - in the OS side 666 * 667 * \sa 668 */ 669 TI_INT32 os_IndicateEvent (TI_HANDLE OsContext, IPC_EV_DATA *pData); 670 671 /** \brief OS Send Trace Message to Logger 672 * 673 * \param OsContext - The OS handle 674 * \param uLevel - Severity level of the trace message 675 * \param uFileId - Source file ID of the trace message 676 * \param uLineNum - Line number of the trace message 677 * \param uParamsNum - Number of parameters in the trace message 678 * \param ... - The trace message parameters 679 * \return void 680 * 681 * \par Description 682 * This function sends trace message to logger 683 * 684 * \sa 685 */ 686 void os_Trace (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_UINT32 uLevel, TI_UINT32 uFileId, TI_UINT32 uLineNum, TI_UINT32 uParamsNum, ...); 687 688 /** 689 * \fn os_SetDrvThreadPriority 690 * \brief Called upon init to set WLAN driver thread priority. 691 * 692 * \param OsContext - The OS handle 693 * \param uWlanDrvThreadPriority - The WLAN driver thread priority 694 * \return 695 */ 696 void os_SetDrvThreadPriority (TI_HANDLE OsContext, TI_UINT32 uWlanDrvThreadPriority); 697 698 699 #ifdef __cplusplus 700 } 701 #endif 702 703 #endif /* __OS_API_H__ */ 704
