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#include <kern/spl.h>
#include <mach/std_types.h>
#include <types.h>
#include <kern/thread.h>
#include <console/serial_protos.h>

extern void cons_cinput(char ch);		/* The BSD routine that gets characters */

unsigned int serialmode;				/* Serial mode keyboard and console control */

/*
 *  This routine will start a thread that polls the serial port, listening for
 *  characters that have been typed.
 */

void
serial_keyboard_init(void)
{
	kern_return_t	result;
	thread_t		thread;

	if(!(serialmode & 2)) /* Leave if we do not want a serial console */
		return;

	kprintf("Serial keyboard started\n");
	result = kernel_thread_start_priority((thread_continue_t)serial_keyboard_start, NULL, MAXPRI_KERNEL, &thread);
	if (result != KERN_SUCCESS)
		panic("serial_keyboard_init");

	thread_deallocate(thread);
}

void
serial_keyboard_start(void)
{
	/* Go see if there are any characters pending now */
	serial_keyboard_poll();
	panic("serial_keyboard_start: we can't get back here\n");
}

void
serial_keyboard_poll(void)
{
	int chr;
	uint64_t next;

	while(1) {
		chr = _serial_getc(0, 1, 0, 1);	/* Get a character if there is one */
		if(chr < 0) /* The serial buffer is empty */
			break;
		cons_cinput((char)chr);			/* Buffer up the character */
	}

	clock_interval_to_deadline(16, 1000000, &next);	/* Get time of pop */

	assert_wait_deadline((event_t)serial_keyboard_poll, THREAD_UNINT, next);	/* Show we are "waiting" */
	thread_block((thread_continue_t)serial_keyboard_poll);	/* Wait for it */
	panic("serial_keyboard_poll: Shouldn't never ever get here...\n");
}

boolean_t
console_is_serial(void)
{
	return (cons_ops_index == SERIAL_CONS_OPS);
}

int
switch_to_video_console(void)
{
	int old_cons_ops = cons_ops_index;
	cons_ops_index = VC_CONS_OPS;
	return old_cons_ops;
}

int
switch_to_serial_console(void)
{
	int old_cons_ops = cons_ops_index;
	cons_ops_index = SERIAL_CONS_OPS;
	return old_cons_ops;
}

/* The switch_to_{video,serial,kgdb}_console functions return a cookie that
   can be used to restore the console to whatever it was before, in the
   same way that splwhatever() and splx() work.  */
void
switch_to_old_console(int old_console)
{
	static boolean_t squawked;
	uint32_t ops = old_console;

	if ((ops >= nconsops) && !squawked) {
		squawked = TRUE;
		printf("switch_to_old_console: unknown ops %d\n", ops);
	} else
		cons_ops_index = ops;
}