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FreeRTOS-Kernel/Demo/Common/Utils/CommandInterpreter.h

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*/
#ifndef COMMAND_INTERPRETER_H
#define COMMAND_INTERPRETER_H
/* The prototype to which callback functions used to process command line
commands must comply. This type will change when commands with parameters
are included. */
typedef const signed char * (*pdCOMMAND_LINE_CALLBACK)( void );
/* The structure that defines command line commands. A command line command
should be defined by declaring a const structure of this type. */
typedef struct xCOMMAND_LINE_INPUT
{
const signed char * const pcCommand; /* The command that causes pxCommandInterpreter to be executed. For example "help". Must be all lower case. */
const signed char * const pcHelpString; /* String that describes how to use the command. Should start with the command itself, and end with "\r\n". For exxample "help: Returns a list of all the commands\r\n". */
pdCOMMAND_LINE_CALLBACK pxCommandInterpreter; /* A pointer to the callback function that will return the output generated by the command. */
const struct xCOMMAND_LINE_INPUT *pxNext; /* A pointer to the next xCommandLinInput structure. This should be NULL when the command is defined. It will get filled in automatically when the command is registered. */
} xCommandLineInput;
/*
* Register the command passed in using the pxCommandToRegister parameter.
* Registering a command adds the command to the list of commands that are
* handled by the command interpreter. Once a command has been registered it
* can be executed from the command line.
*/
void vCmdIntRegisterCommand( const xCommandLineInput *pxCommandToRegister );
/*
* Runns the command interpreter for the command string "pcCommandInput". If
* pcCommandInput is valid (the command has been registered) a string will be
* returned, and pcCmdIntProcessCommand must then be called repeatedly until
* NULL is returned. If pcCommand pcCommandInput is not valid (the command is
* not recognised as a registered command) then an error message will be
* returned - and again pcCmdIntProcessCommand() must be called repeatedly
* until NULL is returned.
*
* pcCmdIntProcessCommand is not reentrant. It must not be called from more
* than one task - or at least - by more than one task at a time.
*/
const signed char *pcCmdIntProcessCommand( const signed char *pcCommandInput );
#endif /* COMMAND_INTERPRETER_H */