Interrupt Functions (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/5/2010
The following table shows the Interrupt functions.
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This function translates IRQs for chaining the controller interrupt. It is called from the interrupt handler if your implementation uses hardware platform callbacks. |
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This function must be called by OALIntrDisableIrqs if your implementation uses hardware platform callbacks. |
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This function must be called by OALIntrDoneIrqs if your implementation uses hardware platform callbacks. |
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This function must be called by OALIntrEnableIrqs if your implementation uses hardware platform callbacks. |
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This function allows the BSP to initialize a secondary interrupt controller. |
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This function is called by OALIntrRequestIrqs if your implementation uses hardware platform callbacks and the device is not recognized. |
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This function disables the list of interrupts identified by an IRQ. |
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This function scans the list of interrupts identified by an IRQ, signaling the end of interrupt processing. |
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This function enables the list of interrupts identified by an IRQ. |
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This function initializes the interrupt hardware. It is usually called during the system initialization process. |
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This function initializes the mapping structure that describes bi-directional mapping between IRQs and SYSINTR logical interrupts. |
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This function releases a SYSINTR. |
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This function returns the list of IRQs for the device. |
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This function allocates a new SYSINTR value for a specified IRQ list. |
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This function sets the static mapping between an IRQ and a SYSINTR. OALIntrStaticTranslate is typically used during system initialization for legacy drivers. |
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This function returns the SYSINTR for a specified IRQ based on the static mapping. |
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This function returns the list of IRQs for a specified SYSINTR. |
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OALIoCtlHalReleaseSysIntr releases a previously-requested SYSINTR. |
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OALIoCtlHalRequestIrq returns the IRQ for a device on a specified location. |
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OALIoCtlHalRequestSysIntr returns an existing SYSINTR for non-shareable IRQs and creates a new IRQ-to-SYSINTR mapping for shareable IRQs. |