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TimerEventSample.h
/* |
File: TimerEventSample.h |
Description: |
Header for simple sample KEXT that shows how use a timer event source. |
Author: JAS |
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03/28/01 JAS Created |
*/ |
#include <IOKit/IOService.h> |
#include <IOKit/IOTimerEventSource.h> |
// TimerEventSample class |
class TimerEventSample : public IOService |
{ |
OSDeclareDefaultStructors( TimerEventSample ) |
public: |
// member variables |
IOWorkLoop* myWorkLoop; // holds the workloop for this driver |
IOTimerEventSource* myTimer; // holds the timer we create |
UInt32 counter; // counter incremented each time the timeout handler is called |
/* |
counter is used for two things: |
1). it shows how many times the timeoutHandler has been called |
2). it makes the message printed from the timeoutHandler different each time |
if the message printed was the same each time, you'd see entries in the |
system.log like "last message repeated 3 times". |
*/ |
// standard IOKit methods |
virtual bool init(OSDictionary *dictionary = 0); |
virtual void free(void); |
virtual IOService *probe(IOService *provider, SInt32 *score); |
virtual bool start(IOService *provider); |
virtual void stop(IOService *provider); |
// timer event handler, the function that is called when the timer fires |
static void timeoutHandler(OSObject *owner, IOTimerEventSource *sender); |
}; |
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