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#ifndef _IOPMPowerSource_h_
#define _IOPMPowerSource_h_

#include <libkern/c++/OSObject.h>
#include <IOKit/pwr_mgt/IOPM.h>
#include <IOKit/IOTypes.h>
#include <IOKit/IOReturn.h>
#include <IOKit/IOService.h>

enum {
	kSecondsPerHour = 3600,
	kTenMinutesInSeconds = 600
};


/*! @class IOPMPowerSource
 *
 * See IOKit/pwr_mgt/IOPM.h for power source keys relevant to this class. These
 * report-type keys are required for calls to IOPMPowerSource::setReportables(),
 * and they define the IORegistry interface through which data is passed back
 * up to the rest of the system.
 *
 * A subclassing driver that doesn't want to do anything fancy should:
 *   1. Subclass IOPMPowerSource
 *   2. Install its own battery change notifications or polling routine that can
 *          converse with actual battery hardware.
 *   3. When battery state changes, change the relevant member variables
 *          through setCurrentCapacity() style accessors.
 *   4. Call updateStatus() on itself when all such settings have been updated.
 *
 * The subclass driver should also initially populate its settings and call
 * updateStatus() on launch.
 *
 *
 * Settings:
 *
 * <pre>
 * ExternalConnected
 * Type: bool
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSExternalConnectedKey
 * True if computer is drawing external power
 *
 * ExternalChargeCapable
 * Type: bool
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSExternalChargeCapableKey
 * True if external power is capable of charging internal battery
 *
 * BatteryInstalled
 * Type: bool
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSBatteryInstalledKey
 * True if a battery is present; false if removed
 *
 * IsCharging
 * Type: bool
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSIsChargingKey
 * True if battery is charging itself from external power
 *
 * AtWarnLevel
 * Type: bool
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSAtWarnLevelKey
 * True if draining battery capacity and past warn level
 *
 * AtCriticalLevel
 * Type: bool
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSAtCriticalLevelKey
 * True if draining battery capacity and past critical level
 *
 * CurrentCapacity
 * MaxCapacity
 * Type: unsigned int
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSCurrentCapacityKey, kIOPMPSMaxCapacityKey
 * Capacity measured in mAh
 *
 * TimeRemaining
 * Type: int
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSTimeRemainingKey
 * Time remaining measured in minutes
 *
 * Amperage
 * Type: int
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSAmperageKey
 * Current is measured in mA
 *
 * Voltage
 * Type: unsigned int
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSVoltageKey
 * Voltage measured in mV
 *
 * CycleCount
 * Type: unsigned int
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSCycleCountKey
 * Number of charge/discharge cycles
 *
 * AdapterInfo
 * Type: int
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSAdapterInfoKey
 * Power adapter information
 *
 * Location
 * Type: int
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSLocationKey
 * Clue about battery's location in machine - Left vs. Right
 *
 * ErrorCondition
 * Type: OSSymbol
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSErrorConditionKey
 * String describing error state of battery
 *
 * Manufacturer
 * Type: OSSymbol
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSManufacturerKey
 * String describing battery manufacturer
 *
 * Manufactured Date
 * Type: unsigned 16-bit bitfield
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSManufactureDateKey
 * Date is published in a bitfield per the Smart Battery Data spec rev 1.1
 * in section 5.1.26
 *   Bits 0...4 => day (value 1-31; 5 bits)
 *   Bits 5...8 => month (value 1-12; 4 bits)
 *   Bits 9...15 => years since 1980 (value 0-127; 7 bits)
 *
 * Model
 * Type: OSSymbol
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSModelKey
 * String describing model number
 *
 * Serial
 * Type: OSSymbol
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSSerialKey
 * String describing serial number or unique info
 * The serial number published hear bears no correspondence to the Apple serial
 * number printed on each battery. This is a manufacturer serial number with
 * no correlation to the printed serial number.
 *
 * LegacyIOBatteryInfo
 * Type: OSDictionary
 * IORegistry Key: kIOPMPSLegacyBatteryInfoKey
 * Dictionary conforming to the OS X 10.0-10.4
 * </pre>
 */

class IOPMPowerSource : public IOService
{
	OSDeclareDefaultStructors(IOPMPowerSource);

	friend class IOPMPowerSourceList;

protected:

/*! @var settingsChangedSinceLastUpdate
 * Used by subclasses to determine if any settings have been modified via the
 * accessors below since last call to update(). true is settings have changed;
 * false otherwise.
 */
	bool settingsChangedSinceUpdate;

/*! @var properties
 * Stores power source state
 */
	OSDictionary            *properties;

	const OSSymbol *externalConnectedKey;
	const OSSymbol *externalChargeCapableKey;
	const OSSymbol *batteryInstalledKey;
	const OSSymbol *chargingKey;
	const OSSymbol *warnLevelKey;
	const OSSymbol *criticalLevelKey;
	const OSSymbol *currentCapacityKey;
	const OSSymbol *maxCapacityKey;
	const OSSymbol *timeRemainingKey;
	const OSSymbol *amperageKey;
	const OSSymbol *voltageKey;
	const OSSymbol *cycleCountKey;
	const OSSymbol *adapterInfoKey;
	const OSSymbol *locationKey;
	const OSSymbol *errorConditionKey;
	const OSSymbol *manufacturerKey;
	const OSSymbol *modelKey;
	const OSSymbol *serialKey;
	const OSSymbol *batteryInfoKey;

// Tracking for IOPMPowerSourceList
	IOPMPowerSource         *nextInList;

public:

/*! @function powerSource
 *   @abstract Creates a new IOPMPowerSource nub. Must be attached to IORegistry,
 *       and registered by provider.
 */
	static IOPMPowerSource *powerSource(void);

	virtual bool init(void) APPLE_KEXT_OVERRIDE;

	virtual void free(void) APPLE_KEXT_OVERRIDE;

/*! @function updateStatus
 *   @abstract Must be called by physical battery controller when battery state
 *               has changed significantly.
 *   @discussion The system will not poll this object for battery updates. Rather \
 *   the battery's controller must call updateStatus() every time state changes \
 *   and the settings will be relayed to higher levels of power management. \
 *   The subclassing driver should override this only if the driver needs to add \
 *   new settings to the base class.
 */
	virtual void updateStatus(void);

/* Public accessors for battery state
 */
	bool externalConnected(void);
	bool externalChargeCapable(void);
	bool batteryInstalled(void);
	bool isCharging(void);
	bool atWarnLevel(void);
	bool atCriticalLevel(void);

	unsigned int currentCapacity(void);
	unsigned int maxCapacity(void);
	unsigned int capacityPercentRemaining(void);
	int timeRemaining(void);
	int amperage(void);
	unsigned int voltage(void);
	unsigned int cycleCount(void);
	int adapterInfo(void);
	int location(void);

	OSSymbol *errorCondition(void);
	OSSymbol *manufacturer(void);
	OSSymbol *model(void);
	OSSymbol *serial(void);
	OSDictionary *legacyIOBatteryInfo(void);

	OSObject *getPSProperty(const OSSymbol *);

protected:

/* Protected "setter" methods for subclasses
 * Subclasses should use these setters to modify all battery properties.
 *
 * Subclasses must follow all property changes with a call to updateStatus()
 * to flush settings changes to upper level battery API clients.
 *
 */
	void setExternalConnected(bool);
	void setExternalChargeCapable(bool);
	void setBatteryInstalled(bool);
	void setIsCharging(bool);
	void setAtWarnLevel(bool);
	void setAtCriticalLevel(bool);

	void setCurrentCapacity(unsigned int);
	void setMaxCapacity(unsigned int);
	void setTimeRemaining(int);
	void setAmperage(int);
	void setVoltage(unsigned int);
	void setCycleCount(unsigned int);
	void setAdapterInfo(int);
	void setLocation(int);

	void setErrorCondition(OSSymbol *);
	void setManufacturer(OSSymbol *);
	void setModel(OSSymbol *);
	void setSerial(OSSymbol *);
	void setLegacyIOBatteryInfo(OSDictionary *);

/*! All of these methods funnel through the generic accessor method
 *  setPSProperty. Caller can pass in any arbitrary OSSymbol key, and
 *  that value will be stored in the PM settings dictionary, and relayed
 *  onto the IORegistry at update time.
 */
	void setPSProperty(const OSSymbol *, OSObject *);
};

#endif