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#define
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TOKEN_NEXT_ADDRESS
(region, address)
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By default, tokens are automatically located after the previous token.
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#define
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CURRENT_STACK_TOKEN_VERSION
0x03FC
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The current version number of the stack tokens. MSB is the version, LSB is a complement.
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The following convenience macros are used to simplify the definition process for commonly specified parameters to the basic TOKEN_DEF macro. See
hal/micro/token.h
for a more complete explanation.
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#define
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DEFINE_BASIC_TOKEN
(name, type, ...)
TOKEN_DEF
(name, CREATOR_##name, 0, 0, type, 1, __VA_ARGS__)
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#define
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DEFINE_COUNTER_TOKEN
(name, type, ...)
TOKEN_DEF
(name, CREATOR_##name, 1, 0, type, 1, __VA_ARGS__)
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#define
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DEFINE_INDEXED_TOKEN
(name, type, arraysize, ...)
TOKEN_DEF
(name, CREATOR_##name, 0, 1, type, (arraysize), __VA_ARGS__)
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#define
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DEFINE_FIXED_BASIC_TOKEN
(name, type, address, ...)
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#define
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DEFINE_FIXED_COUNTER_TOKEN
(name, type, address, ...)
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#define
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DEFINE_FIXED_INDEXED_TOKEN
(name, type, arraysize, address, ...)
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#define
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DEFINE_MFG_TOKEN
(name, type, address, ...)
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These tokens are divided into three sections (the three main types of tokens mentioned in token.h):
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manufacturing
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stack
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application
For a full explanation of the tokens, see
hal/micro/token.h
. See
token-stack.h
for source code.
A set of tokens is predefined in the APPLICATION DATA section at the end of
token-stack.h
because these tokens are required by the stack, but they are classified as application tokens since they are sized by the application via its CONFIGURATION_HEADER.
The user application can include its own tokens in a header file similar to this one. The macro ::APPLICATION_TOKEN_HEADER should be defined to equal the name of the header file in which application tokens are defined. See the APPLICATION DATA section at the end of
token-stack.h
for examples of token definitions.
Since
token-stack.h
contains both the typedefs and the token defs, two #defines are used to select which one is needed when this file is included. #define DEFINETYPES is used to select the type definitions and #define DEFINETOKENS is used to select the token definitions. See token.h and token.c to see how these are used.
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#define CREATOR_MULTI_NETWORK_STACK_ALTERNATE_KEY 0xE212
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#define CREATOR_MULTI_NETWORK_STACK_KEYS 0xE210
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#define CREATOR_MULTI_NETWORK_STACK_NETWORK_MANAGEMENT 0xE214
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#define CREATOR_MULTI_NETWORK_STACK_NODE_DATA 0xE211
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#define CREATOR_MULTI_NETWORK_STACK_NONCE_COUNTER 0xE220
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#define CREATOR_MULTI_NETWORK_STACK_PARENT_ADDITIONAL_INFO 0xE221
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#define CREATOR_MULTI_NETWORK_STACK_PARENT_INFO 0xE215
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#define CREATOR_MULTI_NETWORK_STACK_TRUST_CENTER 0xE213
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#define CREATOR_STACK_ADDITIONAL_CHILD_DATA 0xE503
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#define CREATOR_STACK_ALTERNATE_KEY 0xE475
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#define CREATOR_STACK_ANALYSIS_REBOOT 0xE162
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#define CREATOR_STACK_APS_FRAME_COUNTER 0xE123
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#define CREATOR_STACK_BINDING_TABLE 0xE274
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#define CREATOR_STACK_BOOT_COUNTER 0xE263
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#define CREATOR_STACK_CERTIFICATE_TABLE 0xE500
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#define CREATOR_STACK_CHILD_TABLE 0xFF0D
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#define CREATOR_STACK_CLASSIC_DATA 0xE364
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#define CREATOR_STACK_GP_DATA 0xE258
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#define CREATOR_STACK_GP_INCOMING_FC 0xE25B
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#define CREATOR_STACK_GP_PROXY_TABLE 0xE259
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#define CREATOR_STACK_GP_SINK_TABLE 0xE25A
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#define CREATOR_STACK_KEY_TABLE 0xE456
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#define CREATOR_STACK_KEYS 0xEB79
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#define CREATOR_STACK_MIN_RECEIVED_RSSI 0xE129
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#define CREATOR_STACK_MULTI_PHY_NWK_INFO 0xE128
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#define CREATOR_STACK_NETWORK_MANAGEMENT 0xE125
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#define CREATOR_STACK_NODE_DATA 0xEE64
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#define CREATOR_STACK_NONCE_COUNTER 0xE563
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#define CREATOR_STACK_NVDATA_VERSION 0xFF01
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#define CREATOR_STACK_PARENT_ADDITIONAL_INFO 0xE127
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#define CREATOR_STACK_PARENT_INFO 0xE126
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#define CREATOR_STACK_TRUST_CENTER 0xE124
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#define CREATOR_STACK_ZLL_DATA 0xE501
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#define CREATOR_STACK_ZLL_SECURITY 0xE502
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#define CURRENT_STACK_TOKEN_VERSION 0x03FC
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The current version number of the stack tokens. MSB is the version, LSB is a complement.
See
hal/micro/token.h
for a more complete explanation.
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#define DEFINE_BASIC_TOKEN
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(
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name,
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type,
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...
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)
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TOKEN_DEF
(name, CREATOR_##name, 0, 0, type, 1, __VA_ARGS__)
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#define DEFINE_COUNTER_TOKEN
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(
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name,
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type,
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...
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)
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TOKEN_DEF
(name, CREATOR_##name, 1, 0, type, 1, __VA_ARGS__)
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#define DEFINE_FIXED_BASIC_TOKEN
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(
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name,
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type,
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address,
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...
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)
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Value:
TOKEN_DEF
(name, CREATOR_##name, 0, 0, type, 1, __VA_ARGS__)
TOKEN_DEF
#define TOKEN_DEF(name, creator, iscnt, isidx, type, arraysize,...)
Definition:
cortexm3/token.h:197
#define TOKEN_NEXT_ADDRESS(region, address)
By default, tokens are automatically located after the previous token.
Definition:
token-stack.h:67
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#define DEFINE_FIXED_COUNTER_TOKEN
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(
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name,
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type,
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address,
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...
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)
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Value:
TOKEN_DEF
(name, CREATOR_##name, 1, 0, type, 1, __VA_ARGS__)
TOKEN_DEF
#define TOKEN_DEF(name, creator, iscnt, isidx, type, arraysize,...)
Definition:
cortexm3/token.h:197
#define TOKEN_NEXT_ADDRESS(region, address)
By default, tokens are automatically located after the previous token.
Definition:
token-stack.h:67
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#define DEFINE_FIXED_INDEXED_TOKEN
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(
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name,
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type,
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arraysize,
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address,
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...
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)
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Value:
TOKEN_DEF
(name, CREATOR_##name, 0, 1, type, (arraysize), __VA_ARGS__)
TOKEN_DEF
#define TOKEN_DEF(name, creator, iscnt, isidx, type, arraysize,...)
Definition:
cortexm3/token.h:197
#define TOKEN_NEXT_ADDRESS(region, address)
By default, tokens are automatically located after the previous token.
Definition:
token-stack.h:67
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#define DEFINE_INDEXED_TOKEN
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(
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name,
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type,
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arraysize,
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...
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)
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TOKEN_DEF
(name, CREATOR_##name, 0, 1, type, (arraysize), __VA_ARGS__)
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#define DEFINE_MFG_TOKEN
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(
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name,
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type,
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address,
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...
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)
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Value:
TOKEN_MFG(name, CREATOR_##name, 0, 0, type, 1, __VA_ARGS__)
#define TOKEN_NEXT_ADDRESS(region, address)
By default, tokens are automatically located after the previous token.
Definition:
token-stack.h:67
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#define NVM3KEY_DOMAIN_COMMON 0x80000U
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#define NVM3KEY_DOMAIN_USER 0x00000U
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#define NVM3KEY_DOMAIN_ZIGBEE 0x10000U
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#define TOKEN_NEXT_ADDRESS
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(
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region,
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address
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)
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By default, tokens are automatically located after the previous token.
If a token needs to be placed at a specific location, one of the DEFINE_FIXED_* definitions should be used. This macro is inherently used in the DEFINE_FIXED_* definition to locate a token and under special circumstances (such as manufacturing tokens) it may be explicitly used.
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Parameters
-
region
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A name for the next region being located.
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address
|
The address of the beginning of the next region.
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