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// IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG
// This is an automatically generated prolog.
//
// $Source: src/include/usr/hwas/hwas.H $
//
// IBM CONFIDENTIAL
//
// COPYRIGHT International Business Machines Corp. 2011
//
// p1
//
// Object Code Only (OCO) source materials
// Licensed Internal Code Source Materials
// IBM HostBoot Licensed Internal Code
//
// The source code for this program is not published or other-
// wise divested of its trade secrets, irrespective of what has
// been deposited with the U.S. Copyright Office.
//
// Origin: 30
//
// IBM_PROLOG_END
#ifndef __HWAS_HWAS_H
#define __HWAS_HWAS_H
/**
* @file hwas.H
*
* HardWare Availability Service prototypes.
* In trying to keep with C++ tradition, doxygen documentation for functions
* are here in the .H file.
*
* All of the following routines are "named isteps" - they are invoked as
* tasks by the @ref IStepDispatcher.
*
*/
/******************************************************************************/
// Includes
/******************************************************************************/
#include <stdint.h>
namespace HWAS
{
/*
* @brief init_target_states
*
* Currently the state of every target is held in one bitmapped attribute
* called HWAS_STATE.
*
* This routine will walk through all the targets and initialize HWAS STATE
* to a known default value. This is useful if the developer wishes to
* clean everything up to an known state - as such it is the very first
* istep to run.
*
* Currently everything is initialized to to powered off, etc. - init_fsi
* and apply_fsi_info (the next isteps) will change this almost immediately.
*
* param[in,out] io_pArgs - (normally) a pointer to a TaskArgs struct,
* or NULL.
* return none
*
*/
void init_target_states( void *io_pArgs );
/**
* @brief init_fsi
*
* Call into the fsi component to "walk the bus" and collect information
* on the hardware configuration.
*
* param[in,out] io_pArgs - (normally) a pointer to a TaskArgs struct,
* or NULL.
* return none
*/
void init_fsi( void *io_pArgs );
/**
* @brief apply_fsi_info
*
* Call into the FSI Component, read the hardware information, and apply
* it to the target states.
*
* param[in,out] io_pArgs - (normally) a pointer to a TaskArgs struct,
* or NULL.
* return none
*/
void apply_fsi_info( void *io_pArgs );
/**
* @brief apply_dd_presence
*
* Iterate over all targets and apply presence detect information to the
* target states.
* TBD
*
* param[in,out] io_pArgs - (normally) a pointer to a TaskArgs struct,
* or NULL.
* return none
*/
void apply_dd_presence( void *io_pArgs );
/**
* @brief apply_pr_keyword_data
*
* TBD
*
* param[in,out] io_pArgs - (normally) a pointer to a TaskArgs struct,
* or NULL.
* return none
*
*/
void apply_pr_keyword_data( void *io_pArgs );
/**
* @brief apply_partial bad
*
* Collect Partial Bad information and apply it to the target states.
* TBD
*
* param[in,out] io_pArgs - (normally) a pointer to a TaskArgs struct,
* or NULL.
* return none
*/
void apply_partial_bad( void *io_pArgs );
/**
* @brief apply_gard
*
* Collect GARD information and apply it to the target states.
* TBD
*
* param[in,out] io_pArgs - (normally) a pointer to a TaskArgs struct,
* or NULL.
* return none
*/
void apply_gard( void *io_pArgs );
/**
* @brief testHWP
*
* test Hardware procedure. Althought this is called a test, we want it
* to run even in non-test builds. Thus it is added here at the end of
* HWAS inititialization.
*/
void testHWP( void * io_pArgs );
}; // end namespace
#endif
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