Interfaces Target

In each ? project which results in an application, there are some extra target dependant files which you use. These usually come with an evaluation board. The startup file can be generated / copied from a template by ? when you create a new project.
The example which is part of your product release is suitable for a ? Evaluation Board.

To interface with an ? target, the files WSTTarget.h and WSTTarget.c have been implemented as follows:

Files

Description

WSTTarget.h

This file defines the following constant if the constant WST_RTOS_NONE is set,

RIC_MS_PER_TICK

This constant defaults to 10.
Please refer to a section on Porting to a Target to see if this value is correct for your hardware or details on your Board Support Package, if any.

This file defines prototypes for the following functions:

WSTTarget_Init	Its prototype is: void WSTTarget_Init( void );
WSTTarget_Cleanup	Its prototype is: void WSTTarget_Cleanup( void );

This file defines prototypes for the following functions if the constant WST_RTOS_NONE is set:

WSTTarget_enterCriticalRegion	Its prototype is: void WSTTarget_enterCriticalRegion( void );
WSTTarget_exitCriticalRegion	Its prototype is: void WSTTarget_exitCriticalRegion( void );
WSTTarget_timerInterrupt	This function is added as wrapper to WSTRTOS_incrementRxfTicks() Its prototype is: void WSTTarget_timerInterrupt( void );

WSTTarget.c

This file implements the following functions:

WSTTarget_Init	If WST_RTOS_NONE is set, this function initializes the timer and inserts WSTTarget_timerInterrupt as ISR.
WSTTarget_Cleanup	This function is left empty.

This file also implements the following functions if the constant WST_RTOS_NONE is set:

WSTTarget_enterCriticalRegion	This function is implemented as ?
WSTTarget_exitCriticalRegion	This function is implemented as ?
WSTTarget_timerInterrupt	This function serves as wrapper to WSTRTOS_incrementRxfTicks() and ?