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* $FileName: mqx_cnfg.h$
* $Version : 3.8.48.0$
* $Date    : Sep-19-2011$
*
* Comments:
*
*   This file contains the default configuration definitions for configuring
*   the various optional features of MQX. Individual config. Defines can be
*   overridden in the "user_config.h" file.
*
*   By default, MQX is configured as follows:
*    MQX_ALLOW_TYPED_MEMORY               1
*    MQX_COMPONENT_DESTRUCTION            1
*    MQX_DEFAULT_TIME_SLICE_IN_TICKS      0
*    MQX_EXIT_ENABLED                     1
*    MQX_EXTRA_TASK_STACK_ENABLE          1
*    MQX_HAS_TIME_SLICE                   1
*    MQX_CHECK_ERRORS                     1
*    MQX_CHECK_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_ERRORS   1
*    MQX_CHECK_VALIDITY                   1
*    MQX_INCLUDE_FLOATING_POINT_IO        0
*    MQX_IS_MULTI_PROCESSOR               1
*    MQX_KERNEL_LOGGING                   1
*    MQX_LWLOG_TIME_STAMP_IN_TICKS        1
*    MQX_MEMORY_FREE_LIST_SORTED          1
*    MQX_MONITOR_STACK                    1
*    MQX_MUTEX_HAS_POLLING                1
*    MQX_PROFILING_ENABLE                 0
*    MQX_ROM_VECTORS                      0
*    MQX_RUN_TIME_ERR_CHECK_ENABLE        0
*    MQX_TASK_CREATION_BLOCKS             1
*    MQX_TASK_DESTRUCTION                 1
*    MQX_TIMER_USES_TICKS_ONLY            0
*    MQX_USE_32BIT_MESSAGE_QIDS           0
*    MQX_USE_32BIT_TYPES                  0
*    MQX_USE_EVENTS                       1
*    MQX_USE_IDLE_TASK                    1
*    MQX_USE_INLINE_MACROS                1
*    MQX_USE_IPC                          1
*    MQX_USE_LOGS                         1
*    MQX_USE_LWEVENTS                     1
*    MQX_USE_LWLOGS                       1
*    MQX_USE_LWMEM                        1
*    MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR              0
*    MQX_USE_LWMSGQ                       1
*    MQX_USE_LWTIMER                      1
*    MQX_USE_MESSAGES                     1
*    MQX_USE_MUTEXES                      1
*    MQX_USE_NAME                         1
*    MQX_USE_PARTITIONS                   1
*    MQX_USE_SEMAPHORES                   1
*    MQX_USE_SW_WATCHDOGS                 1
*    MQX_USE_TIMER                        1
*    MQX_VERIFY_KERNEL_DATA               1
*    MQX_ENABLE_USER_MODE                 0
*    MQX_ENABLE_LOW_POWER                 0
*
*END************************************************************************/

#ifndef __mqx_cnfg_h__
#define __mqx_cnfg_h__

/*
 * get user configuration constants.
 */

#include "user_config.h"

#ifdef MQX_LITE_VERSION_NUMBER
#include "mqxlite_cnfg.h"

#else

/*
 * The main requirement is to define target processor
 */
#ifndef MQX_CPU
#error  You must define target processor in "user_config.h" (MQX_CPU)
#endif

/*
 * some setting may be forced by source files (before including this file)
 */
#ifdef MQX_FORCE_USE_INLINE_MACROS
#undef  MQX_USE_INLINE_MACROS
#define MQX_USE_INLINE_MACROS  MQX_FORCE_USE_INLINE_MACROS
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_CHECK_ERRORS is defined as 1,
 * kernel functions will perform error checking on their parameters.
 */
#ifndef MQX_CHECK_ERRORS
#define MQX_CHECK_ERRORS 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_CHECK_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_ERRORS is defined as 1,
 * kernel functions will check all memory allocations for errors.
 * The functions will verify that the memory allocation
 * was successful.
 */
#ifndef MQX_CHECK_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_ERRORS
#define MQX_CHECK_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_ERRORS 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_CHECK_VALIDITY is defined as 1,
 * kernel functions will check the the VALIDITY fields of structures
 * as they are accessed.
 */
#ifndef MQX_CHECK_VALIDITY
#define MQX_CHECK_VALIDITY 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_COMPONENT_DESTRUCTION is defined as 1,
 * the kernel will handle the destruction of a kernel component object
 * (such as a semaphore or event)
 */
#ifndef MQX_COMPONENT_DESTRUCTION
#define MQX_COMPONENT_DESTRUCTION 1
#endif


/*
 * Enables message receive calls to set MSGQ_MESSAGE_NOT_AVAILABLE task
 * error code when message is not available.
 */
#ifndef MQXCFG_ENABLE_MSG_TIMEOUT_ERROR
#define MQXCFG_ENABLE_MSG_TIMEOUT_ERROR 0
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_IO_COMPONENT_DESTRUCTION is defined as 1,
 * the kernel will handle the destruction of an IO component object
 */
#ifndef MQX_IO_COMPONENT_DESTRUCTION
#define MQX_IO_COMPONENT_DESTRUCTION 0
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_DEFAULT_TIME_SLICE_IN_TICKS is define as 1,
 * then the default time slice in the task template structure
 * is in units of ticks. Changing this to 0 will change the units
 * to milliseconds. This also affects the time slice field in the
 * task template since this is used to set a task's default time
 * slice.
 */
#ifndef MQX_DEFAULT_TIME_SLICE_IN_TICKS
#define MQX_DEFAULT_TIME_SLICE_IN_TICKS  0
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_EXIT_ENABLED is defined as 1,
 * code is compiled in to allow the application to return from _mqx().
 */
#ifndef MQX_EXIT_ENABLED
#define MQX_EXIT_ENABLED 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_EXTRA_TASK_STACK_ENABLE is defined as 1,
 * code is compiled in to reserve extra memory at the top of stack
 * in every task, if desired. Both "OS Changer" and the MetaWare C/C++
 * runtime want additional per-task variables.
 */
#ifndef MQX_EXTRA_TASK_STACK_ENABLE
#define MQX_EXTRA_TASK_STACK_ENABLE 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_HAS_TIME_SLICE is defined as 1,
 * then code is compiled in to support time sliced tasks.
 */
#ifndef MQX_HAS_TIME_SLICE
#define MQX_HAS_TIME_SLICE 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_INCLUDE_FLOATING_POINT_IO is defined as 1,
 * _io_printf and _io_scanf will include floating point I/O code.
 */
#ifndef MQX_INCLUDE_FLOATING_POINT_IO
#define MQX_INCLUDE_FLOATING_POINT_IO 0
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_IS_MULTI_PROCESSOR is defined as 1,
 * then code is compiled in to support multiple processor MQX systems.
 */
#ifndef MQX_IS_MULTI_PROCESSOR
#define MQX_IS_MULTI_PROCESSOR 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_KERNEL_LOGGING is defined as 1,
 * calls to write to the kernel log will be added to some kernel functions at
 * function entry (with parameters) and function exit (with error codes).
 *
 * The MQX functions that have logging compiled in will run slower, however
 * it is only when the logging is enabled for the function that performance
 * will be affected.
 *
 * The logging of specific functions can be controlled using the
 * _klog_control function.
 *
 */
#ifndef MQX_KERNEL_LOGGING
#define MQX_KERNEL_LOGGING   1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_LWLOG_TIME_STAMP_IN_TICKS is define as 0,
 * then the time stamp in the light weight log component
 * is in seconds, milliseconds, and microseconds. Changing this
 * to 1 will causes the time stamp to be in ticks which is not
 * as readable, but has much less overhead.
 */
#ifndef MQX_LWLOG_TIME_STAMP_IN_TICKS
#define MQX_LWLOG_TIME_STAMP_IN_TICKS  1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_MEMORY_FREE_LIST_SORTED is defined as 1,
 * then the free memory blocks are stored in order of address
 * to reduce fragmentation. This can increase memory freeing time
 * and code size
 */
#ifndef MQX_MEMORY_FREE_LIST_SORTED
#define MQX_MEMORY_FREE_LIST_SORTED   1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_MONITOR_STACK is defined as 1,
 * the kernel will fill all stacks with a known value when the stack is
 * initialized.
 * This allows utility software and debuggers to calculate how much of the
 * stack has been used.  This will only have an impact at task creation time.
 */
#ifndef MQX_MONITOR_STACK
#define MQX_MONITOR_STACK 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_MUTEX_HAS_POLLING is defined as 1,
 * then extra code will be compiled in to support the
 * mutex options: MUTEX_SPIN_ONLY and MUTEX_LIMITED_SPIN
 */
#ifndef MQX_MUTEX_HAS_POLLING
#define MQX_MUTEX_HAS_POLLING 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_PROFILING_ENABLE is defined as 1,
 * code to support an external profiling tool will be compiled into the kernel
 * Profiling will add to the size of the compiled image, and it will run slower
 *
 * Note: You can only use profiling if the toolset being used supports it
 */
#ifndef MQX_PROFILING_ENABLE
#define MQX_PROFILING_ENABLE 0
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_RUN_TIME_ERR_CHECK_ENABLE is defined as 1,
 * code to support an external run-time error checking tool will be compiled
 * into the kernel.  This will add to the size of the compiled image,
 * and will cause MQX to run slower
 *
 * Note: You can only use run time error checking if the toolset being used
 *       supports it
 *
 */
#ifndef MQX_RUN_TIME_ERR_CHECK_ENABLE
#define MQX_RUN_TIME_ERR_CHECK_ENABLE 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_THREAD_LOCAL_STORAGE_ENABLE is defined as 1,
 * additional space will be reserved on the task's stack for local storage. This may be required by some tool-chains,
 * but is not required for CodeWarrior.
 */
#ifndef MQX_THREAD_LOCAL_STORAGE_ENABLE
#define MQX_THREAD_LOCAL_STORAGE_ENABLE 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_TAD_RESERVED_ENABLE is defined as 1,
 * additional space will be reserved in the task descriptor for TAD. This may be required by some tool-chains,
 * but is not required for CodeWarrior.
 *
 */
#ifndef MQX_TAD_RESERVED_ENABLE
#define MQX_TAD_RESERVED_ENABLE 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_TASK_CREATION_BLOCKS is defined as 1,
 * the creating task will be suspended when _task_create is called for a task
 * residing on a different processor.
 *
 * The creator task will be suspended until the target task is created,
 * and an error code is returned.
 */
#ifndef MQX_TASK_CREATION_BLOCKS
#define MQX_TASK_CREATION_BLOCKS 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_TASK_DESTRUCTION is defined as 1,
 * the kernel will allow for the destruction of tasks,
 * releasing all resources owned by the task when it is destroyed.
 * (memory, events, semaphores, mutexes etc.)
 */
#ifndef MQX_TASK_DESTRUCTION
#define MQX_TASK_DESTRUCTION 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_TIMER_USES_TICKS_ONLY, the timer task will *only* process
 * timer periodic and one-shot requests using ticks for timeout
 * reporting, rather than the MQX2.40 milliseconds/seconds.
 */
#ifndef MQX_TIMER_USES_TICKS_ONLY
#define MQX_TIMER_USES_TICKS_ONLY 0
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_32BIT_MESSAGE_QIDS is defined as 1,
 * the message component datatypes (_queue_numbe & _queue_id) will be uint_32s
 * wide instead of uint_16s.
 * This will allow for more than 256 message queues on a cpu, and
 * more than 256 processors in a multi-processor network.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_32BIT_MESSAGE_QIDS
#define MQX_USE_32BIT_MESSAGE_QIDS 0
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_32BIT_TYPES is defined as 1, the kernel will be forced
 * to 32 bit mode regardless of the natural size of the processor. This will
 * reduce the number of warning generated by the compiler when linking 2.4x
 * applications against versio 2.5x of MQX.
 *
 * Obsolete in MQX3.x
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_32BIT_TYPES
#define MQX_USE_32BIT_TYPES 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_HAS_DYNAMIC_PRIORITIES is defined as 1, MQX includes code to change
 * task priorities dynamically by _task_set_priority() call or by priority inheritance or priority boosting.
 */
#ifndef MQX_HAS_DYNAMIC_PRIORITIES
#define MQX_HAS_DYNAMIC_PRIORITIES 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_HAS_EXCEPTION_HANDLER is defined as 1, MQX includes code to handle
 * exceptions (see psp/<psp>/int_xcpt.c) and to set/get task exception handler
 * routine by using the _task_set_exception_handler/_task_get_exception_handler)
 */
#ifndef MQX_HAS_EXCEPTION_HANDLER
#define MQX_HAS_EXCEPTION_HANDLER 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_HAS_EXIT_HANDLER is defined as 1, MQX includes code to execute task
 * exit handler before the task exits. Also the _task_set_exit_handler/_task_get_exit_handler
 * calls are also included.
 */
#ifndef MQX_HAS_EXIT_HANDLER
#define MQX_HAS_EXIT_HANDLER 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_HAS_HW_TICKS is defined as 1, MQX includes support for hardware ticks and
 * associated calls: _time_get_hwticks, _time_get_hwticks_per_tick and _psp_usecs_to_ticks.
 * Note that hardware ticks also need to be supported by BSP.
 */
#ifndef MQX_HAS_HW_TICKS
#define MQX_HAS_HW_TICKS 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_HAS_TASK_ENVIRONMENT is defined as 1, MQX includes code to set and get
 * task environment data pointer: _task_set_environment/_task_get_environment.
 */
#ifndef MQX_HAS_TASK_ENVIRONMENT
#define MQX_HAS_TASK_ENVIRONMENT 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_HAS_TICK is defined as 1, MQX includes support for tick time and all related
 * functionality of delaying tasks, waiting for synchronization objects with timeout etc.
 * Only change this option to 0 if you know what you are doing.
 */
#ifndef MQX_HAS_TICK
#define MQX_HAS_TICK 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_KD_HAS_COUNTER is defined as 1, the MQX kernel maintains the counter value
 * which is automatically increamented any time the value is queried by _mqx_get_counter
 * call.
 */
#ifndef MQX_KD_HAS_COUNTER
#define MQX_KD_HAS_COUNTER 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_TD_HAS_ERROR_CODE is defined as 1, the MQX task descriptors maintain the
 * error code which is accessible with _task_set_error/_task_get_error calls.
 */
#ifndef MQX_TD_HAS_ERROR_CODE
#define MQX_TD_HAS_ERROR_CODE 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_TD_HAS_PARENT is defined as 1, the MQX task descriptors maintain the task's
 * creator ID which is available through _task_get_creator call.
 */
#ifndef MQX_TD_HAS_PARENT
#define MQX_TD_HAS_PARENT 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_TD_HAS_STACK_LIMIT is defined as 1, the MQX task descriptors maintain the
 * task limit value which is needed by various stack overflow checking calls like
 * _task_check_stack.
 */

#ifndef MQX_TD_HAS_STACK_LIMIT
#define MQX_TD_HAS_STACK_LIMIT 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_TD_HAS_TASK_TEMPLATE_PTR is defined as 1, the MQX task descriptors maintain the
 * pointer to original TASK_TEMPLATE_STRUCT used for task creation. This pointer is used
 * by task restart call (_task_restart()) and by several lookup functions like
 * _task_get_id_from_name().
 */
#ifndef MQX_TD_HAS_TASK_TEMPLATE_PTR
#define MQX_TD_HAS_TASK_TEMPLATE_PTR 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_TD_HAS_TEMPLATE_INDEX is defined as 1, the MQX task descriptors maintain the
 * original index value coming from the TASK_TEMPLATE_STRUCT. This value is maintained for
 * backward compatibility only and is not used by MQX kernel.
 */
#ifndef MQX_TD_HAS_TEMPLATE_INDEX
#define MQX_TD_HAS_TEMPLATE_INDEX 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_SMALL_MEM_COPY is defined as 1, a simple/short memory
 * copy function is compiled.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_SMALL_MEM_COPY
#define MQX_USE_SMALL_MEM_COPY 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_SMALL_MEM_ZERO is defined as 1, a simple/short memory
 * zeroing function is compiled.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_SMALL_MEM_ZERO
#define MQX_USE_SMALL_MEM_ZERO 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_SMALL_MEM_COPY is defined as 0 and MQX_USE_BLOCK_MEM_COPY as 1,
 * a stronger _mem_copy speed optimization is enabled.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_BLOCK_MEM_COPY
#define MQX_USE_BLOCK_MEM_COPY 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_SMALL_MEM_ZERO is defined as 0 and MQX_USE_BLOCK_MEM_ZERO as 1,
 * a stronger _mem_zero speed optimization is enabled.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_BLOCK_MEM_ZERO
#define MQX_USE_BLOCK_MEM_ZERO 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_EVENTS is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for event component.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_EVENTS
#define MQX_USE_EVENTS 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_IDLE_TASK is defined as 1,
 * the kernel will create the idle task which will execute when no other tasks are ready,
 * otherwise, the processor will stop when there are no tasks to run.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_IDLE_TASK
#define MQX_USE_IDLE_TASK 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_INTERRUPTS is defined as 1, the support for interrupts is
 * enabled in MQX.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_INTERRUPTS
#define MQX_USE_INTERRUPTS 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_IPC is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for Interprocessor communication.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_IPC
#define MQX_USE_IPC 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_INLINE_MACROS is defined as 1,
 * certain internal utility functions called by MQX will
 * be made "inline" rather than by function calls.  This allows the user
 * to optimize for time or code space.  Inlining optimizes for time,
 * not inlining optimizes for space.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_INLINE_MACROS
#define MQX_USE_INLINE_MACROS 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_IO is defined as 1, the MQX implements the I/O subsystem calls
 * needed by I/O drivers. Without the I/O subsystem, no driver can be installed
 * or used and tasks are not able to use stdin/stdout/stderr handles.
 */

#ifndef MQX_USE_IO
#define MQX_USE_IO 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_IO_COMPONENTS is defined as 1, the MQX maintains the list of additional
 * functional components like RTCS, MFS or USB in kernel data. Disable this feature
 * only with MQX-only applications to save some RAM.
 */

#ifndef MQX_USE_IO_COMPONENTS
#define MQX_USE_IO_COMPONENTS 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_LWEVENTS is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for light weight event component.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_LWEVENTS
#define MQX_USE_LWEVENTS 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_LOGS is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for log component.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_LOGS
#define MQX_USE_LOGS 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_LWLOGS is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for light weight log component.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_LWLOGS
#define MQX_USE_LWLOGS 1
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will use the light weight memory functions
 * to allocate and free memory
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR
#define MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_LWMEM is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for light weight memory component.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_LWMEM
#define MQX_USE_LWMEM 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_MEM is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for memory component.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_MEM
    #if MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR
        #define MQX_USE_MEM         0
    #else
        #define MQX_USE_MEM         1
    #endif
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_UNCACHED_MEM is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support for uncached memory allocation.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_UNCACHED_MEM
    #if MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR
        #define MQX_USE_UNCACHED_MEM         0
    #else
        #define MQX_USE_UNCACHED_MEM         1
    #endif
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_USE_LWMSGQ is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for light weight message queues.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_LWMSGQ
#define MQX_USE_LWMSGQ 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_LWTIMER is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for light weight timers.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_LWTIMER
#define MQX_USE_LWTIMER 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_MESSAGES is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for messages.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_MESSAGES
#define MQX_USE_MESSAGES 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_MUTEXES is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for mutex component.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_MUTEXES
#define MQX_USE_MUTEXES 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_NAME is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for name component.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_NAME
#define MQX_USE_NAME 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_PARTITIONS is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for memory with fixed-size blocks.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_PARTITIONS
#define MQX_USE_PARTITIONS 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_SEMAPHORES is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for Semaphores
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_SEMAPHORES
#define MQX_USE_SEMAPHORES 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_SW_WATCHDOGS is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for software watchdog timers.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_SW_WATCHDOGS
#define MQX_USE_SW_WATCHDOGS 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_USE_TIMER is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will compile in the support code for timer component.
 */
#ifndef MQX_USE_TIMER
#define MQX_USE_TIMER 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_VERIFY_KERNEL_DATA is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will perform a memory check at startup to
 * verify it can correcly read and write kernel memory.
 */
#ifndef MQX_VERIFY_KERNEL_DATA
#define MQX_VERIFY_KERNEL_DATA 1
#endif


/*
 * When MQX_ALLOW_TYPED_MEMORY is defined as 1,
 * then mqx will include code that allows typed memory blocks
 */
#ifndef MQX_ALLOW_TYPED_MEMORY
#define MQX_ALLOW_TYPED_MEMORY 1
#endif

/*
 * Set _mem_alloc_align mode - default is 0.
 * 0 create free mem block before allocated block for alignment.
 * 1 resize previous used block for alignment.
 */
#ifndef MQX_ALLOC_ALLIGN_RESIZE
#define MQX_ALLOC_ALLIGN_RESIZE 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_ROM_VECTORS is defined as 1, interrupt vector table is not copied
 * into RAM. The ROM-based table is set up correctly to handle all interrupts by
 * the default MQX interrupt dispatcher. The application will still be able to
 * install interrupt service routine by using the _int_install_isr call.
 * However, the _int_install_kernel_isr call can not be used to install the
 * low-level interrupt service routines directly in the vector table.
 */
#ifndef MQX_ROM_VECTORS
#define MQX_ROM_VECTORS 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_SPARSE_ISR_TABLE is defined as 1, the MQX interrupt service
 * routine table is allocated as a "array of linked lists" instead of linear array.
 * This option is independent on the MQX_ROM_VECTORS as it deals with the
 * "logical" table managed by the interrupt dispatcher in MQX. With the sparse ISR
 * table, only the ISRs installed by _int_install_isr call consume RAM memory.
 * Interrupt latency increases as MQX needs to walk the list to find user ISR
 * to be invoked.
 */
#ifndef MQX_SPARSE_ISR_TABLE
#define MQX_SPARSE_ISR_TABLE 0
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_SPARSE_ISR_TABLE is defined as 1, this option determines the number of bits
 * the vector number is shifted to determine index of ISR linked list root.
 * For example with 256 potential interrupt sources and with shift value
 * of 3, it makes 256>>3=32 lists each with maximum depth of eight ISR entries.
 * Shift value of 8 would yield one big linked list of all ISR entries.
 */
#ifndef MQX_SPARSE_ISR_SHIFT
#define MQX_SPARSE_ISR_SHIFT 3
#endif

/*
 * When MQX_FP_CONTEXT_CHECK is defined as 1, MQX support for floating point context
 * checking is enabled. The task which make use of the floating point unit must still
 * be declared with MQX_FLOATING_POINT_TASK flag.
 */
#ifndef MQX_FP_CONTEXT_CHECK
#define MQX_FP_CONTEXT_CHECK  0
#endif

/*
 * When MQXCFG_ENABLE_FP is defined as 1, MQX support for floating point context saving is
 * enabled if the PSP supports it. The task which make use of the floating point unit must
 * still be declared with MQX_FLOATING_POINT_TASK flag.
 */
#ifndef MQXCFG_ENABLE_FP
#define MQXCFG_ENABLE_FP  0
#endif

/*
 * When MQXCFG_ENABLE_DSP is defined as 1, MQX support for dsp  context saving is
 * enabled if the PSP supports it. The task which make use of thedsp registers must
 * still be declared with MQX_DSP_TASK flag.
 */
#ifndef MQXCFG_ENABLE_DSP
#define MQXCFG_ENABLE_DSP  0
#endif

#ifndef MQX_GUERRILLA_INTERRUPTS_EXIST
#define MQX_GUERRILLA_INTERRUPTS_EXIST  0
#endif

/*
 * When this option is defined as 1, private MQX implementation of memcpy is used instead
 * the one from standard library.
 */
#ifndef MQXCFG_MEM_COPY
#define MQXCFG_MEM_COPY  1
#endif

/*
 * When this option is defined as 1, support for USER-mode restricted tasks is enabled
 * (ARM/CortexM only)
 */
#ifndef MQX_ENABLE_USER_MODE
#define MQX_ENABLE_USER_MODE        0
#endif

/*
 * When this option is defined as 1, and if MQX_ENABLE_USER_MODE is enabled, the
 * default access to global variables is read-write for User tasks
 */
#ifndef MQX_DEFAULT_USER_ACCESS_RW
#define MQX_DEFAULT_USER_ACCESS_RW  1
#endif

/*
 * When this option is defined as 1, and if MQX_ENABLE_USER_MODE is enabled, the
 * classic MQX API is available also for User-mode. The use of User-mode API is
 * determined dynamically, based on if the calling task runs in User or Privilege
 * mode.
 */
#ifndef MQX_ENABLE_USER_STDAPI
#define MQX_ENABLE_USER_STDAPI      1
#endif

/*
 * When this option is defined as 1, support for various low power modes is enabled
 * (Kinetis platform so far)
 */
#ifndef MQX_ENABLE_LOW_POWER
#define MQX_ENABLE_LOW_POWER        0
#endif

/*
 * The FILE and MQX_FILE_PTR types are deprecated since MQX 3.6 (replaced by MQX_FILE
 * and MQX_FILE_PTR). The symbols are still available for backward compatibility.
 * When this option is defined as 1 the old symbols are not declared/defined.
 */
#ifndef MQX_SUPPRESS_FILE_DEF
#define MQX_SUPPRESS_FILE_DEF 0
#endif

/*
 * The same for <stdio.h> definitions
 */
#ifndef MQX_SUPPRESS_STDIO_MACROS
#define MQX_SUPPRESS_STDIO_MACROS 0
#endif

/*
 * The same for <string.h> definitions. By default, the string.h macros are
 * suppressed in IAR EWARM 6.x to avoid conflict between MQX and system C libraries.
 */
#ifndef MQX_SUPPRESS_STRINGH_MACROS
    #if defined(__ICCARM__) /* IAR */
        #if __VER__ >= 6000000
            #define MQX_SUPPRESS_STRINGH_MACROS 1
        #else
            #define MQX_SUPPRESS_STRINGH_MACROS 0
        #endif
    #elif defined(__CC_ARM)
            #define MQX_SUPPRESS_STRINGH_MACROS 1
    #else
        #define MQX_SUPPRESS_STRINGH_MACROS 0
    #endif
#endif

/*
 * Any MQX component used?
 */
#define MQX_USE_COMPONENTS MQX_USE_NAME || MQX_USE_SEMAPHORES  || MQX_USE_EVENTS || MQX_USE_MUTEXES || MQX_USE_TIMER || \
    MQX_USE_LOGS || MQX_USE_SW_WATCHDOGS || MQX_USE_MESSAGES || MQX_USE_PARTITIONS ||        \
    MQX_USE_IPC || MQX_IS_MULTI_PROCESSOR || MQX_USE_LWLOGS

/*
 * Check for dependencies.
 */
#if MQX_USE_EVENTS || MQX_USE_SEMAPHORES
#if !MQX_USE_NAME
#error Enable MQX_USE_NAME for Semaphores and Events
#endif
#endif

#if MQX_USE_IPC
#if !MQX_USE_PARTITIONS
#error enable MQX_USE_PARTITIONS for IPC
#endif
#endif

#ifdef MQX_CRIPPLED_EVALUATION

#if MQX_CRIPPLED_EVALUATION
#if MQX_KERNEL_LOGGING && !MQX_EXIT_ENABLED
#error Enable MQX_EXIT_ENABLED for MQX crippled evaluation
#elif !MQX_KERNEL_LOGGING && MQX_EXIT_ENABLED
#error Disable MQX_EXIT_ENABLED for MQX crippled evaluation without MQX Kernel logging
#endif
#endif

#endif

#if MQX_KERNEL_LOGGING && !MQX_USE_LWLOGS
#error Set MQX_USE_LWLOGS to 1 when using MQX_KERNEL_LOGGING
#endif

#if !MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR && !MQX_USE_MEM
/* #error Set MQX_USE_MEM to 1 when not using MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR */
#endif

#if MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR && !MQX_USE_LWMEM
#error Set MQX_USE_LWMEM to 1 when using MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR
#endif

#if MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR && MQX_USE_UNCACHED_MEM
#error Set MQX_USE_UNCACHED_MEM to 0 when using MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR
#endif

#if MQX_SPARSE_ISR_TABLE && (MQX_SPARSE_ISR_SHIFT < 1 || MQX_SPARSE_ISR_SHIFT > 7)
#error MQX_SPARSE_ISR_SHIFT out of range <1, 7>
#endif

#if MQX_ENABLE_USER_MODE && !MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR
#error Set MQX_USE_LWMEM_ALLOCATOR to 1 when using MQX_ENABLE_USER_MODE
#endif

#endif  /* MQX_LITE_VERSION_NUMBER */

#endif /* __mqx_cnfg_h__ */
/* EOF */
