/****************************************************************************
*
*                         Ultra Long Period Timer
*
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*
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*
*  ========================================================================
*
* Language:     ANSI C
* Environment:  32-bit SMX embedded systems development
*
* Description:  OS specific implementation for the Zen Timer functions.
*     LZTimer not supported for smx (as needed for i486 processors), only
*     ULZTimer is supported at this time.
*
****************************************************************************/

/*---------------------------- Global smx variables -----------------------*/

extern ulong      _cdecl etime;     /* elapsed time */
extern ulong      _cdecl xticks_per_second(void);

/*----------------------------- Implementation ----------------------------*/

/* External assembler functions */

void    _ASMAPI LZ_disable(void);
void    _ASMAPI LZ_enable(void);


/****************************************************************************
REMARKS:
Initialise the Zen Timer module internals.
****************************************************************************/
void __ZTimerInit(void)
{
}

ulong reterr(void)
{
   PM_fatalError("Zen Timer not supported for smx.");
   return(0);
}

/****************************************************************************
REMARKS:
Call the assembler Zen Timer functions to do the timing.
****************************************************************************/
#define __LZTimerOn(tm)     PM_fatalError("Zen Timer not supported for smx.")

/****************************************************************************
REMARKS:
Call the assembler Zen Timer functions to do the timing.
****************************************************************************/
#define __LZTimerLap(tm)    reterr()

/****************************************************************************
REMARKS:
Call the assembler Zen Timer functions to do the timing.
****************************************************************************/
#define __LZTimerOff(tm)    PM_fatalError("Zen Timer not supported for smx.")

/****************************************************************************
REMARKS:
Call the assembler Zen Timer functions to do the timing.
****************************************************************************/
#define __LZTimerCount(tm)  reterr()

/****************************************************************************
REMARKS:
Define the resolution of the long period timer as seconds per timer tick.
****************************************************************************/
#define ULZTIMER_RESOLUTION     (ulong)(1000000/xticks_per_second())

/****************************************************************************
REMARKS:
Read the Long Period timer value from the smx timer tick.
****************************************************************************/
static ulong __ULZReadTime(void)
{
    ulong   ticks;
    LZ_disable();            /* Turn of interrupts               */
    ticks = etime;
    LZ_enable();             /* Turn on interrupts again         */
    return ticks;
}

/****************************************************************************
REMARKS:
Compute the elapsed time from the BIOS timer tick. Note that we check to see
whether a midnight boundary has passed, and if so adjust the finish time to
account for this. We cannot detect if more that one midnight boundary has
passed, so if this happens we will be generating erronous results.
****************************************************************************/
ulong __ULZElapsedTime(ulong start,ulong finish)
{
    if (finish < start)
	finish += xticks_per_second() * 3600 *24;       /* Number of ticks in 24 hours      */
    return finish - start;
}