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Declare the Error first responder interface. More...
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typedef struct _IErrFirstResponder | IErrFirstResponder |
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void | IErrFirstResponderSetOwner (IErrFirstResponder *this, void *pxOwner) |
void * | IErrFirstResponderGetOwner (IErrFirstResponder *this) |
sys_error_code_t | IErrorFirstResponderNewError (IErrFirstResponder *this, SysEvent xError, boolean_t bIsCalledFromISR) |
Declare the Error first responder interface.
A first responder object (IErrFirstResponder) can be used by the application in order to provide a quick response to critical errors.
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typedef struct _IErrFirstResponder IErrFirstResponder |
Create type name for _IErrFirstResponder.
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Get the pointer to this object's owner.
this | [IN] specifies a pointer to an IErrFirstResponder object. |
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Set the owner of the listener.
this | [IN] specifies a pointer to an IErrFirstResponder object. |
pxOwner | [IN] specifies a pointer to an application specific object that become the owner of this error first responder. |
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Implement a first response to an error. This method is called by the application error delegate as soon as an error is detected. The implementation must be short and do only a time critical things related to the error. Other error related stuff will be performed in a second time.
this | [IN] specifies a pointer to an IErrFirstResponder object. |
xError | [IN] specifies the occurred error. |
bIsCalledFromISR | [IN] it is TRUE if the method is called from an ISR call stack, FALSE otherwise. |