HAL Q Functions ¶
Q Initialization and de-initialization functions ¶
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group1
-
This section provides functions to initialize and de-initialize the logical Q object:
Call the function HAL_Q_Init() to initialize the logical Q object and associate its operation information.
Call the function HAL_Q_DeInit() to de-initialize the logical Q object and unlink its nodes.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_Init
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
hal_q_desc_ops_t
*
p_desc_ops
)
¶
-
Initialize the logical Q object and associate its operation information.
Note
The p_desc_ops is a constant provided by HAL PPP modules that support the linked-list feature, titled HAL_PPP_{mode}_DescOps or HAL_PPP_DescOps.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_desc_ops – Pointer to a hal_q_desc_ops_t structure that contains Q operation information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a valid initialization.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group1
-
This section provides functions to initialize and de-initialize the logical Q object:
Call the function HAL_Q_Init() to initialize the logical Q object and associate its operation information.
Call the function HAL_Q_DeInit() to de-initialize the logical Q object and unlink its nodes.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_Init
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
hal_q_desc_ops_t
*
p_desc_ops
)
-
Initialize the logical Q object and associate its operation information.
Note
The p_desc_ops is a constant provided by HAL PPP modules that support the linked-list feature, titled HAL_PPP_{mode}_DescOps or HAL_PPP_DescOps.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_desc_ops – Pointer to a hal_q_desc_ops_t structure that contains Q operation information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a valid initialization.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group1
-
This section provides functions to initialize and de-initialize the logical Q object:
Call the function HAL_Q_Init() to initialize the logical Q object and associate its operation information.
Call the function HAL_Q_DeInit() to de-initialize the logical Q object and unlink its nodes.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_Init
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
hal_q_desc_ops_t
*
p_desc_ops
)
-
Initialize the logical Q object and associate its operation information.
Note
The p_desc_ops is a constant provided by HAL PPP modules that support the linked-list feature, titled HAL_PPP_{mode}_DescOps or HAL_PPP_DescOps.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_desc_ops – Pointer to a hal_q_desc_ops_t structure that contains Q operation information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a valid initialization.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
Q node insertion functions ¶
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group2
-
This section provides functions to insert a new node at any Q position:
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertNode() to insert a new node in any Q position.
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertNode_Head() to insert a new node in the head position of a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertNode_Tail() to insert a new node in the tail position of a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertNode
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
void
*
p_node
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
¶
-
Insert a new node after a previous node in a Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_node – Pointer to the node that specifies the insertion position. When null, the new node is placed at the head of Q.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node insertion.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the p_prev_node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertNode_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
¶
-
Insert a new node at the head of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node insertion at the head of the Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node insertion failure.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertNode_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
¶
-
Insert a new node at the tail of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node insertion at the tail of the Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node insertion failure.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group2
-
This section provides functions to insert a new node at any Q position:
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertNode() to insert a new node in any Q position.
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertNode_Head() to insert a new node in the head position of a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertNode_Tail() to insert a new node in the tail position of a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertNode
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
void
*
p_node
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Insert a new node after a previous node in a Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_node – Pointer to the node that specifies the insertion position. When null, the new node is placed at the head of Q.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node insertion.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the p_prev_node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertNode_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Insert a new node at the head of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node insertion at the head of the Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node insertion failure.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertNode_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Insert a new node at the tail of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node insertion at the tail of the Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node insertion failure.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group2
-
This section provides functions to insert a new node at any Q position:
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertNode() to insert a new node in any Q position.
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertNode_Head() to insert a new node in the head position of a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertNode_Tail() to insert a new node in the tail position of a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertNode
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
void
*
p_node
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Insert a new node after a previous node in a Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_node – Pointer to the node that specifies the insertion position. When null, the new node is placed at the head of Q.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node insertion.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the p_prev_node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertNode_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Insert a new node at the head of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node insertion at the head of the Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node insertion failure.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertNode_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Insert a new node at the tail of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node insertion at the tail of the Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node insertion failure.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
Q node removing functions ¶
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group3
-
This section provides functions to remove any existing node from a Q:
Call the function HAL_Q_RemoveNode() to remove any existing node from a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Head() to remove the head node from a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Tail() to remove the tail node from a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_RemoveNode
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
void
*
p_node
)
¶
-
Remove a node from the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_node – Pointer to the previous node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node removal.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
¶
-
Remove the head node of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful head node removal.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node not found.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
¶
-
Remove the tail node of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful tail node removal.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node not found.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group3
-
This section provides functions to remove any existing node from a Q:
Call the function HAL_Q_RemoveNode() to remove any existing node from a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Head() to remove the head node from a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Tail() to remove the tail node from a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_RemoveNode
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
void
*
p_node
)
-
Remove a node from the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_node – Pointer to the previous node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node removal.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Remove the head node of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful head node removal.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node not found.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Remove the tail node of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful tail node removal.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node not found.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group3
-
This section provides functions to remove any existing node from a Q:
Call the function HAL_Q_RemoveNode() to remove any existing node from a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Head() to remove the head node from a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Tail() to remove the tail node from a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_RemoveNode
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
void
*
p_node
)
-
Remove a node from the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_node – Pointer to the previous node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node removal.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Remove the head node of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful head node removal.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node not found.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_RemoveNode_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Remove the tail node of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful tail node removal.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of a node not found.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
Q node replacing functions ¶
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group4
-
This section provides functions to replace any existing node in a Q:
Call the function HAL_Q_ReplaceNode() to replace any existing node with a new node in a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Head() to replace the head node in a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Tail() to replace the tail node in a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ReplaceNode
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
void
*
p_old_node
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
¶
-
Replace a node in the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_old_node – Pointer to an old node.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node replacement.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the old node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
¶
-
Replace the head node in the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful head node replacement.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the old node not found in the Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
¶
-
Replace the tail node in the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful tail node replacement.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the old node not found in the Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group4
-
This section provides functions to replace any existing node in a Q:
Call the function HAL_Q_ReplaceNode() to replace any existing node with a new node in a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Head() to replace the head node in a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Tail() to replace the tail node in a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ReplaceNode
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
void
*
p_old_node
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Replace a node in the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_old_node – Pointer to an old node.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node replacement.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the old node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Replace the head node in the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful head node replacement.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the old node not found in the Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Replace the tail node in the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful tail node replacement.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the old node not found in the Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group4
-
This section provides functions to replace any existing node in a Q:
Call the function HAL_Q_ReplaceNode() to replace any existing node with a new node in a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Head() to replace the head node in a Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Tail() to replace the tail node in a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ReplaceNode
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
const
void
*
p_old_node
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Replace a node in the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_old_node – Pointer to an old node.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful node replacement.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the old node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Replace the head node in the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful head node replacement.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the old node not found in the Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ReplaceNode_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_new_node
)
-
Replace the tail node in the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_new_node – Pointer to a new node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful tail node replacement.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the old node not found in the Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
Q inserting Q functions ¶
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group5
-
This section provides functions to insert a source Q at any destination Q position:
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertQ() to insert a source Q at any destination Q position.
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertQ_Head() to insert a source Q before all destination Q node(s).
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertQ_Tail() to insert a source Q after all destination Q node(s).
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertQ
(
hal_q_t
*
p_dest_q
,
hal_q_t
*
p_src_q
,
const
void
*
p_node
)
¶
-
Insert a source Q directly after the previous node in the destination Q.
- Parameters :
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful source Q insertion in the destination Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the p_prev_node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertQ_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_dest_q
,
hal_q_t
*
p_src_q
)
¶
-
Insert a source Q at the head of the destination Q.
- Parameters :
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful source Q insertion at the head of the destination Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the source Q not inserted in the destination Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertQ_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_dest_q
,
hal_q_t
*
p_src_q
)
¶
-
Insert a source Q at the tail of the destination Q.
- Parameters :
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful source Q insertion at the tail of the destination Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the source Q not inserted in the destination Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group5
-
This section provides functions to insert a source Q at any destination Q position:
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertQ() to insert a source Q at any destination Q position.
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertQ_Head() to insert a source Q before all destination Q node(s).
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertQ_Tail() to insert a source Q after all destination Q node(s).
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertQ
(
hal_q_t
*
p_dest_q
,
hal_q_t
*
p_src_q
,
const
void
*
p_node
)
-
Insert a source Q directly after the previous node in the destination Q.
- Parameters :
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful source Q insertion in the destination Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the p_prev_node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertQ_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_dest_q
,
hal_q_t
*
p_src_q
)
-
Insert a source Q at the head of the destination Q.
- Parameters :
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful source Q insertion at the head of the destination Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the source Q not inserted in the destination Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertQ_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_dest_q
,
hal_q_t
*
p_src_q
)
-
Insert a source Q at the tail of the destination Q.
- Parameters :
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful source Q insertion at the tail of the destination Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the source Q not inserted in the destination Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group5
-
This section provides functions to insert a source Q at any destination Q position:
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertQ() to insert a source Q at any destination Q position.
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertQ_Head() to insert a source Q before all destination Q node(s).
Call the function HAL_Q_InsertQ_Tail() to insert a source Q after all destination Q node(s).
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertQ
(
hal_q_t
*
p_dest_q
,
hal_q_t
*
p_src_q
,
const
void
*
p_node
)
-
Insert a source Q directly after the previous node in the destination Q.
- Parameters :
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful source Q insertion in the destination Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the p_prev_node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertQ_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_dest_q
,
hal_q_t
*
p_src_q
)
-
Insert a source Q at the head of the destination Q.
- Parameters :
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful source Q insertion at the head of the destination Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the source Q not inserted in the destination Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_InsertQ_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_dest_q
,
hal_q_t
*
p_src_q
)
-
Insert a source Q at the tail of the destination Q.
- Parameters :
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of a successful source Q insertion at the tail of the destination Q.
HAL_ERROR – In the case of the source Q not inserted in the destination Q.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
Q circularizing Q functions ¶
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group6
-
This section provides functions to set and clear a circular link to any node in a non-empty Q:
Call the function HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ() to set a circular link to any node in a non-empty Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Head() to set a circular link to the head Q node.
Call the function HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Tail() to set a circular link to the tail Q node.
Call the function HAL_Q_ClearCircularLinkQ() to clear any existing circular link in a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_node
)
¶
-
Set a circular link to any selected Q node.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_node – Pointer to the first circular node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q circularization.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In case of p_node node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
¶
-
Set Q circular mode.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q circularized on the head.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
¶
-
Set Q circular mode.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q circularized on the tail.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ClearCircularLinkQ
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
¶
-
Clear circular mode of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q being cleared.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group6
-
This section provides functions to set and clear a circular link to any node in a non-empty Q:
Call the function HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ() to set a circular link to any node in a non-empty Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Head() to set a circular link to the head Q node.
Call the function HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Tail() to set a circular link to the tail Q node.
Call the function HAL_Q_ClearCircularLinkQ() to clear any existing circular link in a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_node
)
-
Set a circular link to any selected Q node.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_node – Pointer to the first circular node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q circularization.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In case of p_node node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Set Q circular mode.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q circularized on the head.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Set Q circular mode.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q circularized on the tail.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ClearCircularLinkQ
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Clear circular mode of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q being cleared.
- group Q_Exported_Functions_Group6
-
This section provides functions to set and clear a circular link to any node in a non-empty Q:
Call the function HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ() to set a circular link to any node in a non-empty Q.
Call the function HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Head() to set a circular link to the head Q node.
Call the function HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Tail() to set a circular link to the tail Q node.
Call the function HAL_Q_ClearCircularLinkQ() to clear any existing circular link in a Q.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
,
void
*
p_node
)
-
Set a circular link to any selected Q node.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
p_node – Pointer to the first circular node.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q circularization.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
HAL_ERROR – In case of p_node node not found in the Q.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Head
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Set Q circular mode.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q circularized on the head.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_SetCircularLinkQ_Tail
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Set Q circular mode.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q circularized on the tail.
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – In the case of an invalid parameter.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_Q_ClearCircularLinkQ
(
hal_q_t
*
p_q
)
-
Clear circular mode of the Q.
- Parameters :
-
p_q – Pointer to a hal_q_t structure that contains Q information.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – In the case of Q being cleared.