wifi/1.0/IWifi.hal

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package android.hardware.wifi@1.0;

import IWifiChip;
import IWifiEventCallback;

/**
 * This is the root of the HAL module and is the interface returned when
 * loading an implementation of the Wi-Fi HAL. There must be at most one
 * module loaded in the system.
 */
interface IWifi {
  /**
   * Requests notifications of significant events for the HAL. Multiple calls to
   * this must register multiple callbacks each of which must receive all
   * events. IWifiEventCallback registration must be independent of the state
   * of the rest of the HAL and must persist though stops/starts.
   */
  @entry
  @callflow(next={"*"})
  oneway registerEventCallback(IWifiEventCallback callback);

  /**
   * Get the current state of the HAL.
   */
  isStarted() generates (bool started);

  /**
   * Perform any setup that is required to make use of the module. If the module
   * is already started then this must be a noop. The onStart callback must be
   * called when the setup completes or if the HAL is already started. If the
   * setup fails then onStartFailure must be called.
   */
  @entry
  @callflow(next={"registerEventCallback", "start", "stop", "getChip"})
  oneway start();

  /**
   * Tear down any state, ongoing commands, etc. If the module is already
   * stopped then this must be a noop. If the HAL is already stopped or it
   * succeeds then onStop must be called. If the teardown fails onFailure must
   * be called. After calling this all IWifiChip objects will be considered
   * invalid.
   *
   * Calling stop then start is a valid way of resetting state in the HAL,
   * driver, firmware.
   */
  @exit
  @callflow(next={"registerEventCallback", "start", "stop"})
  oneway stop();

  // TODO(b/30570663) return vec<IWifiChip> instead
  /**
   * Get the configurable chip on the device.
   */
  @callflow(next={"*"})
  getChip() generates (IWifiChip chip);
};