/* 14_case_study.c

   Implement a simplified version of a real-time, video/audio/motion (VAM)
   recording system.
 
   Create three threads named: initializer, data_capture, event_recorder
   Create one byte pool for thread stacks and message queue: my_byte_pool
   Create one mutex to guard protected memory: memory_mutex
   Create one message queue to store event notices: event_notice
   Create nine application timers named: crash_interrupt, unsafe_interrupt,
    warning_interrupt, manual_interrupt, crash_copy_scheduler,
    unsafe_copy_scheduler, manual_copy_scheduler, stats_timer

   For this system, assume that each timer-tick represents one second  */

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/*    Declarations, Definitions, and Prototypes     */
/****************************************************/

#include  "tx_api.h"
#include  <stdio.h>

#define   STACK_SIZE         1024
#define   BYTE_POOL_SIZE     9120
#define   MAX_EVENTS           16
#define   MAX_TEMP_MEMORY     200


/* Define the ThreadX object control blocks */

TX_THREAD     initializer;
TX_THREAD     data_capture;
TX_THREAD     event_recorder;

TX_QUEUE      event_notice;

TX_MUTEX      memory_mutex;
TX_BYTE_POOL  my_byte_pool;

TX_TIMER      crash_interrupt;
TX_TIMER      unsafe_interrupt;
TX_TIMER      warning_interrupt;
TX_TIMER      manual_interrupt;

TX_TIMER      crash_copy_scheduler;
TX_TIMER      unsafe_copy_scheduler;
TX_TIMER      warning_copy_scheduler;
TX_TIMER      manual_copy_scheduler;
TX_TIMER      stats_timer;


/* Define the counters and variables used in the VAM system  */

ULONG  num_crashes=0, num_unsafe=0, num_warning=0, num_manual=0;
ULONG  frame_index, event_count, frame_data[2];

/* Define the arrays used to represent temporary memory       */
/* and protected memory. temp_memory contains pair of data    */
/* in the form time-data and protected_memory contains rows   */
/* of 26 elements in the form time-priority-data-data-data... */
/* The working index to temp_memory is frame_index and the    */
/* working index to protected_memory is event_count.          */

ULONG  temp_memory[MAX_TEMP_MEMORY][2],
       protected_memory[MAX_EVENTS][26];

/* Define thread and function prototypes.  */

void  initializer_process(ULONG);
void  data_capture_process(ULONG);
void  event_recorder_process(ULONG);
void  crash_ISR(ULONG);
void  unsafe_ISR(ULONG);
void  warning_ISR(ULONG);
void  manual_ISR(ULONG);
void  crash_copy_activate(ULONG);
void  unsafe_copy_activate(ULONG);
void  warning_copy_activate(ULONG);
void  manual_copy_activate(ULONG);
void  print_stats(ULONG);


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/*               Main Entry Point                   */
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/* Define main entry point.  */

int main()
{

   /* Enter the ThreadX kernel.  */
   tx_kernel_enter();
}



/****************************************************/
/*             Application Definitions              */
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/* Define what the initial system looks like.  */

void  tx_application_define(void *first_unused_memory)
{

CHAR    *byte_pointer;

   /* Put system definition stuff in here, e.g., thread creates
      and other assorted create information.  */

   /* Create a memory byte pool from which to allocate
      the thread stacks.  */
   tx_byte_pool_create(&my_byte_pool, "my_byte_pool",
      first_unused_memory, BYTE_POOL_SIZE);

   /* Allocate the stack for the initializer thread.  */
   tx_byte_allocate(&my_byte_pool, (VOID **) &byte_pointer,
      STACK_SIZE, TX_NO_WAIT);

   /* Create the initializer thread.  */
   tx_thread_create(&initializer, "initializer",
                    initializer_process, 0,
                    byte_pointer, STACK_SIZE, 11, 11,
                    TX_NO_TIME_SLICE, TX_AUTO_START);

   /* Allocate the stack for the data_capture thread.  */
   tx_byte_allocate(&my_byte_pool, (VOID **) &byte_pointer,
      STACK_SIZE, TX_NO_WAIT);

   /* Create the data_capture thread.  */
   tx_thread_create(&data_capture, "data_capture",
                    data_capture_process, 0,
                    byte_pointer, STACK_SIZE, 15, 15,
                    TX_NO_TIME_SLICE, TX_AUTO_START);

   /* Allocate the stack for the event_recorder thread.  */
   tx_byte_allocate(&my_byte_pool, (VOID **) &byte_pointer,
      STACK_SIZE, TX_NO_WAIT);

   /* Create the event_recorder thread.  */
   tx_thread_create(&event_recorder, "event_recorder",
                    event_recorder_process, 0,
                    byte_pointer, STACK_SIZE, 12, 12,
                    TX_NO_TIME_SLICE, TX_DONT_START);
 
   /* Create and activate the 4 timers to simulate interrupts */
   tx_timer_create (&crash_interrupt, "crash_interrupt", crash_ISR,
                    0x1234, 1444, 1444, TX_AUTO_ACTIVATE);
   tx_timer_create (&unsafe_interrupt, "unsafe_interrupt", unsafe_ISR,
                    0x1234, 760, 760, TX_AUTO_ACTIVATE);
   tx_timer_create (&warning_interrupt, "warning_interrupt", warning_ISR,
                    0x1234, 410, 410, TX_AUTO_ACTIVATE);
   tx_timer_create (&manual_interrupt, "manual_interrupt", manual_ISR,
                    0x1234, 888, 888, TX_AUTO_ACTIVATE);

   /* Create and activate the 4 timers to initiate data copying */
   tx_timer_create (&crash_copy_scheduler, "crash_copy_scheduler",
                    crash_copy_activate, 0x1234, 12, 12, TX_NO_ACTIVATE);
   tx_timer_create (&unsafe_copy_scheduler, "unsafe_copy_scheduler",
                    unsafe_copy_activate, 0x1234, 12, 12, TX_NO_ACTIVATE);
   tx_timer_create (&warning_copy_scheduler, "warning_copy_scheduler",
                    warning_copy_activate, 0x1234, 12, 12, TX_NO_ACTIVATE);
   tx_timer_create (&manual_copy_scheduler, "manual_copy_scheduler",
                    manual_copy_activate, 0x1234, 12, 12, TX_NO_ACTIVATE);

   /* Create and activate the timer to print statistics periodically */
   tx_timer_create (&stats_timer, "stats_timer", print_stats,
                    0x1234, 1000, 1000, TX_AUTO_ACTIVATE);

   /* Create the message queue that holds the frame_indexes for all events.  */
   /* The frame_index is a position marker for the temp_memory array.        */
   /* Whenever an event occurs, the event ISR sends the current frame_index  */
   /* and event priority to the queue for storing crash event information.   */
   /* First, allocate memory space for the queue, then create the queue.     */
   tx_byte_allocate(&my_byte_pool, (VOID **) &byte_pointer,
                    MAX_EVENTS*2*sizeof(ULONG), TX_NO_WAIT);
   tx_queue_create (&event_notice, "event_notice", TX_2_ULONG,
                    byte_pointer, MAX_EVENTS*2*sizeof(ULONG));

}


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/*                 Function Definitions                   */
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/* Entry function definition of the initializer thread */
   
void  initializer_process(ULONG thread_input)
{
/* Perform initialization tasks                              */
/* Because we are using arrays to represent files, there is  */
/* very little initialization to perform. We initialize two  */
/* global variables that represent starting array indexes.   */
   printf("VAM System - Trace of Event Activities Begins...\n\n");
   frame_index=0;
   event_count=0;
}

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/* Entry function definition of the data_capture thread */

void    data_capture_process(ULONG thread_input)