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TimerEventSample.cpp
/* |
File: TimerEventSample.cpp |
Description: |
A simple sample KEXT that shows how use a timer event source. |
Author: JAS |
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03/28/01 JAS Created |
*/ |
#include <IOKit/IOLib.h> |
#include "TimerEventSample.h" |
// REQUIRED! This macro defines the class's constructors, destructors, |
// and several other methods I/O Kit requires. Do NOT use super as the |
// second parameter. You must use the literal name of the superclass. |
OSDefineMetaClassAndStructors( TimerEventSample, IOService ) |
// Define my superclass |
#define super IOService |
bool TimerEventSample::start(IOService *provider) |
{ |
bool result; |
IOLog("Starting\n"); |
result = super::start(provider); |
while( result ) |
{ |
// get our workloop |
myWorkLoop = getWorkLoop(); |
// get a timer and set our timeout handler to be called when it fires |
myTimer = IOTimerEventSource::timerEventSource( this, (IOTimerEventSource::Action)&TimerEventSample::timeoutHandler ); |
// make sure we got a timer |
if( !myTimer ) |
{ |
IOLog( "%s: Failed to create timer event source\n", getName() ); |
result = false; |
break; |
} |
// add the timer to the workloop |
if( myWorkLoop->addEventSource(myTimer) != kIOReturnSuccess ) |
{ |
IOLog( "%s: Failed to add timer event source to workloop\n", getName() ); |
result = false; |
break; |
} |
// now set the timeout |
// this example uses 5 seconds |
myTimer->setTimeoutMS( 5000 ); |
// zero counter |
counter = 0; // this is used to count the number of times that timeoutHandler is called |
break; // make sure to exit while(result)!!! |
} |
return( result ); |
} |
void TimerEventSample::stop(IOService *provider) |
{ |
IOLog("Stopping\n"); |
// if we got a timer in ::start, clean up |
if( myTimer ) |
{ |
myTimer->cancelTimeout(); // stop the timer |
myWorkLoop->removeEventSource( myTimer ); // remove the timer from the workloop |
myTimer->release(); // release the timer |
myTimer = NULL; // |
} |
super::stop(provider); |
} |
// this function is called when the timer fires |
void TimerEventSample::timeoutHandler(OSObject *owner, IOTimerEventSource *sender) |
{ |
TimerEventSample* myTimerSample; |
// make sure that the owner of the timer is us |
myTimerSample = OSDynamicCast( TimerEventSample, owner ); |
if( myTimerSample ) // it's us |
{ |
// increment the counter |
myTimerSample->counter++; |
// indicate we were called |
// print the counter as well |
IOLog( "%s: In timeoutHandler (%ld)\n", myTimerSample->getName(), myTimerSample->counter ); |
// reset the timer for 5 seconds |
sender->setTimeoutMS( 5000 ); |
} |
} |
// standard IOKit methods |
bool TimerEventSample::init(OSDictionary *dict) |
{ |
bool res = super::init(dict); |
IOLog("Initializing\n"); |
return res; |
} |
void TimerEventSample::free(void) |
{ |
IOLog("Freeing\n"); |
super::free(); |
} |
IOService *TimerEventSample::probe(IOService *provider, SInt32 *score) |
{ |
IOService *res = super::probe(provider, score); |
IOLog("Probing\n"); |
return res; |
} |
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