Functions#

sl_si91x_host_delay_ms#

void sl_si91x_host_delay_ms (uint32_t delay_milliseconds)

Delay execution for a specified number of milliseconds.

This function introduces a delay for the specified amount of time in milliseconds. It uses the underlying OS delay function (osDelay) to yield the CPU, allowing other tasks to execute during the delay period. This ensures that the delay does not block the execution flow.

sl_si91x_host_get_timestamp#

sl_si91x_host_timestamp_t sl_si91x_host_get_timestamp (void )

Retrieves the current timestamp.

This function retrieves the current timestamp from the host system. The timestamp can be used for various purposes such as logging, time measurements, and synchronization.

Returns

• The current timestamp of type sl_si91x_host_timestamp_t.

sl_si91x_host_elapsed_time#

sl_si91x_host_timestamp_t sl_si91x_host_elapsed_time (uint32_t starting_timestamp)

Calculates the elapsed time since a given starting timestamp.

This function calculates the difference between the current timestamp and a provided starting timestamp. It is useful for measuring the time elapsed during operations.

Returns

• The elapsed time in milliseconds of type sl_si91x_host_timestamp_t.

sl_si91x_is_device_initialized#

bool sl_si91x_is_device_initialized (void )

Checks if the device is initialized.

This function verifies whether the device has been properly initialized. It is typically used to ensure that the device is ready for operation before performing any further actions.

Returns

• Returns true if the device is initialized, false otherwise.