#ifndef _OSDEP_H
#define _OSDEP_H

/**
 *  @file osdep.h
 *  @brief Mercury API - OS dependencies
 *  @author Nathan Williams
 *  @date 2/24/2010
 */

/*
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 *
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 */

#ifdef WINCE
#include <stdint_win32.h>
#else
#include <stdint.h>
#endif

#ifdef  __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/* These are functions that must be provided for the library to operate */

  /*
  * Thing magic reader time objeect to reprejent the time stamp
  */
  typedef struct TMR_TimeStructure
  {
    uint32_t tm_sec;
    uint32_t tm_min;
    uint32_t tm_hour;
    uint32_t tm_mday;
    uint32_t tm_mon;
    uint32_t tm_year;
  }TMR_TimeStructure;

/*
 * The time function used to return the current time in
 * thing magic time structure.
 */
TMR_TimeStructure tmr_gettimestructure(void);

uint64_t tmr_gettime(void);

/* The time functions collectively return a 64-bit counter in units of
 * milliseconds. Both methods are used when timestamping events such
 * as tag reads. For controlling elapsed time, only the lower one is
 * used, so If your platform does not support more than 32 bits of
 * millisecond counting, returning 0 from the high method will not
 * cause problems internal to the library.
 */

/**
 * Return the low 32-bits of a system millisecond counter. This is
 * used internally for operation timing and to timestamp tag reads.
 */
uint32_t tmr_gettime_low(void);

/**
 * Return the high 32-bits of a system millisecond counter. This is
 * used to timestamp tag reads.
 */
uint32_t tmr_gettime_high(void);

/**
 * Suspend operation for a given duration.
 * @param sleepms The number of milliseconds to sleep for.
 */
void tmr_sleep(uint32_t sleepms);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* _OSDEP_H */