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/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                Description

    This module contains the VxWorks OESL default implementations for:

       FfxHookDriverCreate()
       FfxHookDriverDestroy()

    Should these routines need customization for your project, copy this
    module into your project directory, make your changes, and modify
    ffxproj.mak to build the new module.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                Revision History
    $Log: fhinit.c $
    Revision 1.4  2006/09/07 00:24:35Z  Pauli
    Updated condition to enable calling FfxDelayCalibrate if Sibley
    support is enabled.
    Revision 1.3  2006/06/22 22:08:51Z  Garyp
    Updated to use the newly renamed DCLCONF_USEVXWORKSTIMESTAMP
    setting.
    Revision 1.2  2006/02/12 01:15:09Z  Garyp
    Continuing updates to the new Device and Disk model.
    Revision 1.1  2005/10/06 05:44:06Z  Pauli
    Initial revision
    Revision 1.3  2005/09/17 23:51:22Z  garyp
    Modified so that _sysdelay() and related code is only built if
    FFXCONF_NORSUPPORT is TRUE.
    Revision 1.2  2005/08/21 11:32:48Z  garyp
    Documentation update.
    Revision 1.1  2005/05/08 19:11:48Z  pauli
    Initial revision
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

#include <vxworks.h>
#include <kernelLib.h>
#include <sysLib.h>

#include <flashfx.h>


/*  Some VxWorks BSPs contain functions to enable access to the
    flash for those platforms that allow this.

    These prototypes may be enabled with caution.  If in doubt
    please examine the BSP for more information.
*/
IMPORT void sysFlashWriteEnable(void);
IMPORT void sysFlashWriteDisable(void);


/*-------------------------------------------------------------------
    FfxHookDriverCreate()

    Description
        This function is called once at driver initialization time
        from the Driver Framework, prior to any access to the media.

        If this function returns FALSE, the driver initialization
        process will fail.

    Parameters
        pFDI    - A pointer to the FFXDRIVERINFO structure.

    Return Value
        Returns TRUE if successful, otherwise FALSE.
-------------------------------------------------------------------*/
D_BOOL FfxHookDriverCreate(
    FFXDRIVERINFO  *pFDI)
{
    (void)pFDI;

#if !DCLCONF_USEVXWORKSTIMESTAMP

    /*  If there is no timestamp functionality in this VxWorks BSP
        use our own internal delay function which we must calibrate
        here.
    */
  #if FFXCONF_NORSUPPORT || FFXCONF_ISWFSUPPORT
    /*  Calibrate the _sysdelay() timing loop.
    */
    FfxDelayCalibrate(0, 0);
  #endif

#endif

#if 1
    /*  Enable the ability to write to the flash.  See the comment
        above before enabling this function.
    */
    sysFlashWriteEnable();
#endif

#if 0

    /*  For the Multithreaded VBF Stress Test to do any useful
        testing, time-slicing must be enabled.  However we don't
        want to do this by default since it will affect everything
        in the system.
    */
    DBGPRINTF(1, ("FFX: Enabling time slicing\n"));

    kernelTimeSlice(1000);
#endif

    return TRUE;
}


/*-------------------------------------------------------------------
    FfxHookDriverDestroy()

    Description
        This function is called once at driver instance destruction
        time, after all devices and disks have been destroyed.

    Parameters
        pFDI    - A pointer to the FFXDRIVERINFO structure.

    Return Value
        None
-------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void FfxHookDriverDestroy(
    FFXDRIVERINFO  *pFDI)
{
    (void)pFDI;

#if 1
    /*  Disable the ability to write to the flash.  See the comment
        above before enabling this function.
    */
    sysFlashWriteDisable();
#endif

    return;
}