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=== gsmd_select_main() === | === gsmd_select_main() === | ||
| − | gsmd_select_main this is core of the call back function scheme. All devices, gsmd monitors, are | + | gsmd_select_main this is core of the call back function scheme. All devices, gsmd monitors, are described as a struct '''gsmd_fd''', and gsmd_select_main will select them. |
Once an event comes out from one of the devices, gsmd_select_main will try to call it's call back function that devices registered. | Once an event comes out from one of the devices, gsmd_select_main will try to call it's call back function that devices registered. | ||
Revision as of 11:25, 5 October 2007
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Overview
What is gsmd
Gsmd is a daemon that handles the communication between applications and GSM modem. Applications control gsmd through libgsmd. libgsmd communicates with gsmd through unix socket, and modem goes through Uart. The diagram is as following. http://lh6.google.com/ticktock35/RwDCAWdUPEI/AAAAAAAAAD4/wBrRLv-1oyE/s400/gsmd_overview.jpg
Gsmd
GSMD is a event driven daemon. Each event shall has a response. Every event will pass through the gsmd_select_main() in which finding and executing their correspond call back functions.
gsmd_select_main()
gsmd_select_main this is core of the call back function scheme. All devices, gsmd monitors, are described as a struct gsmd_fd, and gsmd_select_main will select them. Once an event comes out from one of the devices, gsmd_select_main will try to call it's call back function that devices registered.
gsmd_fd
struct gsmd_fd {
struct llist_head list;
int fd; /* file descriptor */
unsigned int when;
int (*cb)(int fd, unsigned int what, void *data);
void *data; /* void * to pass to callback */
};
call back functions
Gsmd will open two devices. One is uart to modem and the other is the Unix socket, communicating with libgsmd.
