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/**
 * \addtogroup cc26xx
 * @{
 *
 * \defgroup cc26xx-aux-ctrl CC13xx/CC26xx AUX domain controller
 *
 * CC13xx/CC26xx AUX domain power management controller
 *
 * @{
 *
 * \file
 * Header file for the management of the CC13xx/CC26xx AUX domain
 */
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#ifndef AUX_CTRL_H_
#define AUX_CTRL_H_
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include "contiki.h"

#include "ti-lib.h"

#include <stdint.h>
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/**
 * \brief The data structure to be used for modules that require access to AUX
 *
 * The clocks field should specify the clocks (within AUX) that your module
 * requires in order to perform its functionality. Those clocks are an ORd
 * value of AUX_WUC_xxxx_CLOCK. For instance, the oscillators module specifies
 * AUX_WUC_OSCCTRL_CLOCK | AUX_WUC_SMPH_CLOCK
 */
typedef struct aux_consumer_module {
  struct aux_consumer_module *next;
  uint32_t clocks;
} aux_consumer_module_t;
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/**
 * \brief Register a module that no longer requires access to the AUX power domain
 * \param consumer A pointer to the data structure of your AUX consumer
 *
 * Call this function if you are developing a module that requires access to
 * hardware within the AUX PD. Calling this function will achieve a number of
 * things:
 *
 * - It will power up the AUX PD
 * - It will enable the AUX clocks that you require
 *
 * If you call this function, AUX will stay powered-on and clocked during deep
 * sleep, and retention will be enabled (so that you can e.g. use the sensor
 * controller to monitor peripherals while the main MCU in deep sleep). If you
 * do not need AUX enabled during deep sleep, you must release it by calling
 * aux_ctrl_unregister_consumer()
 *
 * \sa aux_ctrl_unregister_consumer
 */
void aux_ctrl_register_consumer(aux_consumer_module_t *consumer);

/**
 * \brief Deregister a module that no longer requires access to the AUX power domain
 * \param consumer A pointer to the data structure of your AUX consumer
 *
 * When your module is finished using features provided from within the AUX
 * domain, you should call this function to signal that AUX is no longer
 * required, so that the LPM module can power it down in deep sleep. If there
 * are no more registered consumers left, this function will also power down
 * AUX.
 *
 * \sa aux_ctrl_register_consumer
 * \sa aux_ctrl_power_down
 */
void aux_ctrl_unregister_consumer(aux_consumer_module_t *consumer);

/**
 * \brief Power-up the AUX power domain
 *
 * This function will power up the AUX power-domain, but only if there are
 * registered consumers for it. If there are not, the PD will stay off.
 *
 * This function will automatically get called by the LPM module whenever the
 * chip comes out of deep sleep.
 *
 * User applications will normally not need to call this function. if you are
 * developing a user application that requires access, to AUX, you should
 * normally call aux_ctrl_register_consumer(), which will automatically power
 * up AUX for you, if it's not already powered.
 */
void aux_ctrl_power_up(void);

/**
 * \brief Power down the AUX power domain
 * \param force Force the power down irrespective of registered consumers
 *
 * This function will shut down the AUX power-domain.
 *
 * The shutdown is unconditional if force is true. If force is false and there
 * are registered consumers, the power-down will be suppressed.
 *
 * This function will automatically get called by the LPM module whenever the
 * chip tries to enter deep sleep or shuts down.
 *
 * User applications will normally not need to call this function. if you are
 * developing a user application that no longer requires access, to AUX, you
 * should normally simply release it by calling aux_ctrl_unregister_consumer().
 * If no other consumers are using AUX, then the lpm module will shut it down.
 */
void aux_ctrl_power_down(bool force);
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#endif /* AUX_CTRL_H_ */
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/**
 * @}
 * @}
 */