PL286/hardware/interfaces/wifi/1.0/IWifiChipEventCallback.hal

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package android.hardware.wifi@1.0;

interface IWifiChipEventCallback {
  /**
   * Callback indicating that the chip has been reconfigured successfully. At
   * this point the interfaces available in the mode must be able to be
   * configured. When this is called any previous iface objects must be
   * considered invalid.
   *
   * @param modeId The mode that the chip switched to, corresponding to the id
   *        property of the target ChipMode.
   */
  oneway onChipReconfigured(ChipModeId modeId);

  /**
   * Callback indicating that a chip reconfiguration failed. This is a fatal
   * error and any iface objects available previously must be considered
   * invalid. The client can attempt to recover by trying to reconfigure the
   * chip again using |IWifiChip.configureChip|.
   *
   * @param status Failure reason code.
   */
  oneway onChipReconfigureFailure(WifiStatus status);

  /**
   * Callback indicating that a new iface has been added to the chip.
   *
   * @param type Type of iface added.
   * @param name Name of iface added.
   */
  oneway onIfaceAdded(IfaceType type, string name);

  /**
   * Callback indicating that an existing iface has been removed from the chip.
   *
   * @param type Type of iface removed.
   * @param name Name of iface removed.
   */
  oneway onIfaceRemoved(IfaceType type, string name);

  /**
   * Callbacks for reporting debug ring buffer data.
   *
   * The ring buffer data collection is event based:
   * - Driver calls this callback when new records are available, the
   *   |WifiDebugRingBufferStatus| passed up to framework in the callback
   *   indicates to framework if more data is available in the ring buffer.
   *   It is not expected that driver will necessarily always empty the ring
   *   immediately as data is available, instead driver will report data
   *   every X seconds or if N bytes are available based on the parameters
   *   set via |startLoggingToDebugRingBuffer|.
   * - In the case where a bug report has to be captured, framework will
   *   require driver to upload all data immediately. This is indicated to
   *   driver when framework calls |forceDumpToDebugRingBuffer|.  The driver
   *   will start sending all available data in the indicated ring by repeatedly
   *   invoking this callback.
   *
   * @return status Status of the corresponding ring buffer. This should
   *         contain the name of the ring buffer on which the data is
   *         available.
   * @return data Raw bytes of data sent by the driver. Must be dumped
   *         out to a bugreport and post processed.
   */
  oneway onDebugRingBufferDataAvailable(
      WifiDebugRingBufferStatus status, vec<uint8_t> data);

  /**
   * Callback indicating that the chip has encountered a fatal error.
   * Client must not attempt to parse either the errorCode or debugData.
   * Must only be captured in a bugreport.
   *
   * @param errorCode Vendor defined error code.
   * @param debugData Vendor defined data used for debugging.
   */
  oneway onDebugErrorAlert(int32_t errorCode, vec<uint8_t> debugData);
};