Description

System Initialization and Action Processing.

System Init

System Init provides a function for initializing the system and the products:

sl_system_init() .

This function calls a set of functions that are automatically generated and located in autogen/sl_event_handler.c . Handlers can be registered for the following events using the Event Handler API provided by the Event Handler component:

platform_init -> sl_platform_init()
driver_init -> sl_driver_init()
service_init -> sl_service_init()
stack_init -> sl_stack_init()
internal_app_init -> sl_internal_app_init()

These events are fired in the order listed above when sl_system_init() is called.

System Kernel

System Kernel component provides a function for starting the kernel:

sl_system_kernel_start() .

This function calls a functions that is automatically generated and located in $autogen/sl_event_handler.c . Handlers can be registered for the following events using the Event Handler API provided by the Event Handler component:

kernel_start -> sl_kernel_start()

The event is fired when sl_system_kernel_start() is called.

System Process Action

System Process Action component provides a function for running the products from a super loop:

sl_system_process_action() .

This function calls a set of functions that are automatically generated and located in $autogen/sl_event_handler.c . Handlers can be registered for the following events using the Event Handler API provided by the Event Handler component:

platform_process_action -> sl_platform_process_action()
service_process_action -> sl_service_process_action()
stack_process_action -> sl_stack_process_action()
internal_app_process_action -> sl_internal_process_action()

These events are fired in the order listed above when sl_system_process_action() is called.

Usage example:

       
        #if defined(SL_COMPONENT_CATALOG_PRESENT)
       
        #include "sl_component_catalog.h"
       
        #endif
       
        #include "sl_system_init.h"
       
        #include "sl_power_manager.h"
       
        #include "app.h"
       
        #if defined(SL_CATALOG_KERNEL_PRESENT)
       
        #include "sl_system_kernel.h"
       
        #else
       
        #include "sl_system_process_action.h"
       
        #endif
       
        int
       
       main(
       
        void
       
       )
      
       {
      
        // Initialize Silicon Labs device, system, service(s) and protocol stack(s).
       
        // Note that if the kernel is present, processing task(s) will be created by
       
        // this call.
       
        sl_system_init
       
       ();
      
        // Initialize the application.
       
       app_init();
      
        #if defined(SL_CATALOG_KERNEL_PRESENT)
       
        // Start the kernel. Task(s) created in app_init() will start running.
       
        sl_system_kernel_start
       
       ();
      
        #else
       
        do
       
       {
      
        // Do not remove this call: Silicon Labs components process action routine
       
        // must be called from the super loop.
       
        sl_system_process_action
       
       ();
      
        // Application process.
       
       app_process_action();
      
        // Let the CPU go to sleep if the system allow it.
       
        sl_power_manager_sleep
       
       ();
      
       }
       
        while
       
       (1);
      
        #endif // SL_CATALOG_KERNEL_PRESENT
       
        }

Functions
void	sl_system_kernel_start (void)
	Start the kernel.

void	sl_system_init (void)
	Initialize Silicon Labs products.

void	sl_system_process_action (void)
	System processing action.

Function Documentation

◆ sl_system_kernel_start()

void sl_system_kernel_start ( void )

Start the kernel.

◆ sl_system_init()

void sl_system_init ( void )

Initialize Silicon Labs products.

◆ sl_system_process_action()

void sl_system_process_action ( void )

System processing action.

System Initialization and Action Processing