Trying to figure out how to implement my WINC like compatibility layer. Going the emulation way is probably not so smart. We should not use the kernel but rather hook native functions in the Exec calls.
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//
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
//
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//
// Description:
// f32\sfile\sf_amh.cpp
//
//
#include "sf_std.h"
EXPORT_C CAsyncNotifier* CAsyncNotifier::New()
//
// Static constructor
//
{
CAsyncNotifier* async=new CAsyncNotifier;
return(async);
}
CAsyncNotifier::CAsyncNotifier()
//
// Create an asynchronous notifier
//
{
}
EXPORT_C CAsyncNotifier::~CAsyncNotifier()
//
// Destructor
//
{
iNotifier.Close();
}
EXPORT_C TInt CAsyncNotifier::Notify(const TDesC& aLine1,const TDesC& aLine2,const TDesC& aButton1,const TDesC& aButton2,TInt& aButtonVal)
//
// Launch the notifier and set the active flag
// iStatus will be signaled when the user presses ok or cancel and this will stop the nested active scheduler
//
{
__PRINT(_L("> CAsyncNotifier::Notify"));
// Mark the drive as "hung" until the request completes
FsThreadManager::SetDriveHung(iMount->Drive().DriveNumber(), ETrue);
TInt r=Connect();
if(r!=KErrNone)
return(r);
aButtonVal=KErrGeneral;
TRequestStatus status;
iNotifier.Notify(aLine1,aLine2,aButton2,aButton1,aButtonVal,status);
User::WaitForRequest(status);
r=status.Int();
iNotifier.Close();
__PRINT1(_L("< CAsyncNotifier::Notify r=%d"),r);
return(r);
}
TInt CAsyncNotifier::Connect()
//
// connect to RNotifier
//
{
__PRINT(_L("CAsyncNotifier::Connect"));
return iNotifier.Connect();
}