EW_BSP_EVENT

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Functions
void	EwBspEventWait (int aTimeout)
	The function EwBspEventWait should be called from the Embedded Wizard main loop in case there are no pending events, signals or timers that have to be processed by the UI application. The function EwBspEventWait is used to sleep the given time span or to suspend the UI task. The function returns as soon as a new system event occurs or when the given timeout value is expired. Typically, a system event is a touch event or a key event or any event from your device driver. More...
void	EwBspEventTrigger (void)
	The function EwBspEventTrigger is used in combination with an operating system to continue (resume) the operation of the UI main loop. Typically, a system event is a touch event or a key event or any event from your device driver. More...

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

EwBspEventTrigger()

void EwBspEventTrigger

(

void

)

The function EwBspEventTrigger is used in combination with an operating system to continue (resume) the operation of the UI main loop. Typically, a system event is a touch event or a key event or any event from your device driver.

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EwBspEventWait()

void EwBspEventWait

(

int

aTimeout

)

The function EwBspEventWait should be called from the Embedded Wizard main loop in case there are no pending events, signals or timers that have to be processed by the UI application. The function EwBspEventWait is used to sleep the given time span or to suspend the UI task. The function returns as soon as a new system event occurs or when the given timeout value is expired. Typically, a system event is a touch event or a key event or any event from your device driver.

Parameters

aTimeout

References CPU_LOAD_SET_ACTIVE, and CPU_LOAD_SET_IDLE.

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