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#define EMBER_NULL_BUFFER 0x0000u
void emberMarkApplicationBuffersHandler(void);
EmberBuffer emberAllocateBuffer(uint16_t dataSizeInBytes);
void emberMarkBuffer(EmberBuffer *buffer);
uint8_t *emberGetBufferPointer(EmberBuffer buffer);
uint16_t emberGetBufferLength(EmberBuffer buffer);
uint16_t emberGetAvailableBufferMemory(void);
Handlers#
The Application Framework implements all handlers, directly calling their associated callbacks. By default, Connect projects declare such callbacks as stubs in flex-callbacks-stubs.c. Hence, to use an enabled Connect feature, applications should replace the stub with their own implementation of the associated callback (typically in flex-callbacks.c). See UG235.04 for more info.
This handler is invoked by the memory buffers system garbage collector and allows the application to properly mark the application-defined EmberBuffer variables with emberMarkBuffer().
APIs#
Dynamically allocates memory.
Prevent the garbage collector from reclaiming the memory associated with the passed EmberBuffer. The application should call this API within the emberMarkApplicationBuffersHandler() stack handler for each EmberBuffer object.
Return a pointer to the memory segment corresponding to the passed EmberBuffer buffer. Notice that the garbage collector can move memory segments to defragment the available memory. As result, the application should always use this API to obtain an updated pointer prior to accessing the memory.
Return the length in bytes of the passed EmberBuffer buffer.
Return the available memory at the buffer manager in bytes.
Macros#
A special EmberBuffer ID indicating that no memory is currently allocated.
Handlers Documentation#
emberMarkApplicationBuffersHandler#
void emberMarkApplicationBuffersHandler (void )
This handler is invoked by the memory buffers system garbage collector and allows the application to properly mark the application-defined EmberBuffer variables with emberMarkBuffer().
| N/A |
Warnings
Implement associated callback emberAfMarkApplicationBuffersCallback() to use. See Handlers for additional information.
72 of file /mnt/raid/workspaces/ws.OJKVohJa4/overlay/gsdk/protocol/flex/stack/include/memory-buffer.hAPIs Documentation#
emberAllocateBuffer#
EmberBuffer emberAllocateBuffer (uint16_t dataSizeInBytes)
Dynamically allocates memory.
| [in] | dataSizeInBytes | The size in bytes of the memory to be allocated. |
Returns
An EmberBuffer value of EMBER_NULL_BUFFER if the memory management system could not allocate the requested memory, or any other EmberBuffer value indicating that the requested memory was successfully allocated. The allocated memory can easily be freed by assigning an EmberBuffer variable to EMBER_NULL_BUFFER. The memory will be freed by the garbage collector during the next emberTick() call.
92 of file /mnt/raid/workspaces/ws.OJKVohJa4/overlay/gsdk/protocol/flex/stack/include/memory-buffer.hemberMarkBuffer#
void emberMarkBuffer (EmberBuffer * buffer)
Prevent the garbage collector from reclaiming the memory associated with the passed EmberBuffer. The application should call this API within the emberMarkApplicationBuffersHandler() stack handler for each EmberBuffer object.
| [in] | buffer | A pointer to the EmberBuffer buffer to be marked. |
101 of file /mnt/raid/workspaces/ws.OJKVohJa4/overlay/gsdk/protocol/flex/stack/include/memory-buffer.hemberGetBufferPointer#
uint8_t * emberGetBufferPointer (EmberBuffer buffer)
Return a pointer to the memory segment corresponding to the passed EmberBuffer buffer. Notice that the garbage collector can move memory segments to defragment the available memory. As result, the application should always use this API to obtain an updated pointer prior to accessing the memory.
| [in] | buffer | A pointer to the EmberBuffer buffer for which the corresponding memory pointer should be returned. |
Returns
A NULL pointer if the passed EmberBuffer value is EMBER_NULL_BUFFER. Otherwise, a pointer to the corresponding memory segment.
116 of file /mnt/raid/workspaces/ws.OJKVohJa4/overlay/gsdk/protocol/flex/stack/include/memory-buffer.hemberGetBufferLength#
uint16_t emberGetBufferLength (EmberBuffer buffer)
Return the length in bytes of the passed EmberBuffer buffer.
| [in] | buffer | A pointer to the EmberBuffer buffer for which the corresponding length in bytes should be returned. |
Returns
The length in bytes of a memory segment corresponding to the passed EmberBuffer buffer.
127 of file /mnt/raid/workspaces/ws.OJKVohJa4/overlay/gsdk/protocol/flex/stack/include/memory-buffer.hemberGetAvailableBufferMemory#
uint16_t emberGetAvailableBufferMemory (void )
Return the available memory at the buffer manager in bytes.
| N/A |
Returns
The number of available bytes.
134 of file /mnt/raid/workspaces/ws.OJKVohJa4/overlay/gsdk/protocol/flex/stack/include/memory-buffer.hMacro Definition Documentation#
EMBER_NULL_BUFFER#
#define EMBER_NULL_BUFFERValue:
0x0000u
A special EmberBuffer ID indicating that no memory is currently allocated.
50 of file /mnt/raid/workspaces/ws.OJKVohJa4/overlay/gsdk/protocol/flex/stack/include/memory-buffer.h