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#ifndef __MULTI_IR_H__
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#define __MULTI_IR_H__
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#include <linux/ioctl.h>
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/* ioctl cmd define */
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#define MULTI_IR_IOC_MAGIC 'M'
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/* return the max mapping table count support, if error, return -1 */
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#define MULTI_IR_IOC_REQ_MAP _IOR(MULTI_IR_IOC_MAGIC, 1, int *)
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#define MULTI_IR_IOC_SET_MAP _IOW(MULTI_IR_IOC_MAGIC, 2, void *)
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#define MULTI_IR_IOC_CLR_MAP _IOW(MULTI_IR_IOC_MAGIC, 3, int)
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#define MAX_NAME_LEN (32)
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#define KEYCODE_MIN (0)
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#define KEYCODE_MAX (300)
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#define KEYCODE_CNT (KEYCODE_MAX-KEYCODE_MIN+1)
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#define KEY_MAPING_MAX (18)
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#define RESERVE_CODE 0
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#define RESERVE_NAME "!RESERVE"
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/*
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A mapping table is mapping from customer ir key layout file(*.kl)
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to default layout file.
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For example:
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in coustomer kl file --> key 28 POWER
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in default kl file --> key 57 POWER
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then, the mapping will be like that: mapping_table.value[57] = 28
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*/
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struct mapping_table_t {
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int identity; /* means ir address */
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int powerkey; /* powerky to wakeup system */
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int value[KEYCODE_CNT]; /* convert from coustomer keycode to
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default keycode */
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};
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void setMouseMode(int mode);
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int report_mouse_keyevent(int scan_code, int key_state);
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#define HDMI_CEC_STANDBY_SUPPORT
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#ifdef HDMI_CEC_STANDBY_SUPPORT
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#define POLL_FD_NUM (3)
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#define CEC_FD_INDEX (1)
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#define INPUT_FD_INDEX (2)
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#else
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#define POLL_FD_NUM (2)
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#define INPUT_FD_INDEX (1)
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#endif
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#endif /* __MULTI_IR_H__ */
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