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It is assumed that , the OAL code is cloned to the BSP under development, including the ioctl code. For the purpose of explaining the process, the Mainstone III reference platform will be used.

The BSP specific, ioctl will be located under the directory, MAINSTONEIII\SRC\OAL\OALLIB\ioctl.c.

Now lets assume that we need to implement an ioctl to flag the backing up of system alarm setting during shutdown.

• Define a new function in ioctl.c as:

BOOL OALIoCtlHalAlarmSet
               (   UINT32 code, VOID *pInpBuffer,
                   UINT32 inpSize, VOID *pOutBuffer,
                 UINT32 outSize, UINT32 *pOutSize)
{
g_oalIoCtlUserAlarmSet = TRUE;
return(TRUE);
}

• Define a macro for the new IOCTL.

#define FILE_DEVICE_CUST_OEM   32806

#define IOCTL_DDK_SET_ALARM_FLAG        \
CTL_CODE(FILE_DEVICE_CUST_OEM, 0x0100, METHOD_BUFFERED, FILE_ANY_ACCESS)

• Modify g_oalIoCtlTable variable in ioctl.c to add the new ioctl mapping:

const OAL_IOCTL_HANDLER g_oalIoCtlTable[] = {
.....
{
IOCTL_DDK_SET_ALARM_FLAG,
0,
OALIoCtlHalAlarmSet
},
#include 
.....
}