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rom_defs.h File Reference

Placeholder for ROM definitions. More...

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Defines
#define	pbc_BOOT_TYPE_NAME(__d__)
	Boot type name.
#define	pbc_OUTPUT_PID_LOW   (5)
	The "LOW" error pid number.
#define	pbc_OUTPUT_PID_HIGH   (6)
	The "HIGH" error pid number.
#define	pbc_OUTPUT_PID_MASK   ((1 << pbc_OUTPUT_PID_LOW) | (1 << pbc_OUTPUT_PID_HIGH))
	Output PID Mask for PID register.
#define	pbc_OUTPUT_MEM_FAIL   (1 << pbc_OUTPUT_PID_HIGH)
	Memory test failure value for PID register.
#define	pbc_OUTPUT_COMM_FAIL   (1 << pbc_OUTPUT_PID_LOW)
	Communications failure value for PID register.
Variables
const unsigned int	Pbc_dateStamp
	Compilation date stamp.
const char *	Pbc_asBuilt
	Build information string.
const char *	Pbc_asBuiltSrc
	Build source information string.

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Detailed Description

Placeholder for ROM definitions.

placeholder for rom defs

Date

2005/01/26 17:45:00

Source

/nfs/slac/g/glast/flight/archive/PBC/src/rom_defs.h,v

Author

dmay

Revision

1.13

Log

rom_defs.h,v

Revision 1.13 2005/01/26 17:45:00 dmay change DOG to WDOG/OCB

Revision 1.12 2004/12/30 20:36:37 dmay remove romInit prototype

Revision 1.11 2004/09/23 21:24:13 dmay no longer export symbols accessed via jump table

Revision 1.10 2004/09/10 14:48:32 dmay doxygen fixes

Revision 1.9 2004/09/09 20:12:57 dmay move BUILD_INFO from version.c to excVector.S

Revision 1.8 2004/07/26 14:16:51 dmay add prototype for romPbcReboot()

Revision 1.7 2004/04/15 14:31:32 dmay Export Pbc_asBuilt

Revision 1.6 2004/04/06 18:42:38 ray added VXWORKS start type

Revision 1.5 2004/03/18 15:25:27 ray change in boot start codes

Revision 1.4 2004/01/29 20:27:45 ray added COMMANDED_START boot type, removed some unused defs

Revision 1.3 2003/12/10 15:20:32 ray Added exception start code.

Revision 1.2 2003/11/14 13:46:33 ray fixed data types, added PANIC start type, much of what was in this file ended up in other places

Revision 1.1.1.1 2003/08/04 19:19:40 ray Create package PBC

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Define Documentation

#define pbc_BOOT_TYPE_NAME (  __d__   )

Value: (((__d__)==BOOT_START_VXW) ? "VXWORKS" : \ (((__d__)==BOOT_START_COLD) ? "COLD" : \ (((__d__)==BOOT_START_WDOG) ? "WDOG/OCB" : \ (((__d__)==BOOT_START_EXCEPTION) ? "EXCEPTION" : \ (((__d__)==BOOT_START_COMMAND) ? "COMMANDED" : \ (((__d__)==BOOT_START_PANIC) ? "PANIC" : \ "OTHER" )))))) Boot type name. Generate a printable name for the boot type. Parameters: __d__  Boot type, one of BOOT_*_START Return values: .  a printable string for the boot type.

#define pbc_OUTPUT_COMM_FAIL   (1 << pbc_OUTPUT_PID_LOW)

Communications failure value for PID register. A value that can be or'ed into a PID register to indicate a hard communications failure has occured.

#define pbc_OUTPUT_MEM_FAIL   (1 << pbc_OUTPUT_PID_HIGH)

Memory test failure value for PID register. A value that can be or'ed into a PID register to indicate a hard memory test failure has occured.

#define pbc_OUTPUT_PID_HIGH   (6)

The "HIGH" error pid number. A definition of the "HIGH" pid used to communicate hard failures back the spacecraft. Basically a placeholder in the case the PID definitions change.

#define pbc_OUTPUT_PID_LOW   (5)

The "LOW" error pid number. A definition the "LOW" pid used to communicate hard failures back the spacecraft. Basically a placeholder in the case the PID definitions change.

#define pbc_OUTPUT_PID_MASK   ((1 << pbc_OUTPUT_PID_LOW) | (1 << pbc_OUTPUT_PID_HIGH))

Output PID Mask for PID register. A mask that can be applied to the PID registers that define the PBC output PIDs.

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Variable Documentation

const char Pbc_asBuilt

Build information string. A string that describes information about the PBC build, such as time, date, user, and machine.

const char Pbc_asBuiltSrc

Build source information string. A string that describes the packages and versions used to build the PBC.

const unsigned int Pbc_dateStamp (   )

Compilation date stamp. A time stamp to indicate the compilation time of the boot code.

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