void
sc_begin(t_sc *sc)
/*
* Send a BEGIN message
*/
{
sc_send(sc, SC_BEGIN, 0); /* Highest priority */
} /* sc_begin() */
void
sc_ready(t_sc *sc)
/*
* Send a READY message
*/
{
sc_send(sc, SC_READY, 1); /* Lower priority than BEGIN */
} /* sc_ready() */
/* ************************************************ */
void sc_sendLine(char* cBuf) {
int i=0;
while (cBuf[i] != '\0') {
TXBuffer[TXBufferI++] = cBuf[i];
i++;
}
TXSendEnabled = TRUE;
sc_send();
}
void
sc_reset(t_sc *sc)
/*
* Reset the given syhcronisation controller so that it resets the
* count and waits for the first message to come in
* We make this a low priority mesage so that if there are any
* messages in the queue then they will be processed first, ensuring
* the queue is empty before we do the reset. Of course - this should
* never happen!
*/
{
sc_send(sc, SC_RESET, 2);
} /* sc_reset() */
