SDK4.0 This document shows Ameba SDK 4.0 APIs

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Data Structures
Here are the data structures with brief descriptions:

C_SLEEP_WKUP_EVENT_ |
C alarm_s |
C event_list_elem_t |
C http_request | The structure is the context used for HTTP request header parsing
C http_response | The structure is the context used for HTTP response header parsing
C httpc_conn | The structure is the context used for connection
C httpd_conn | The structure is the context used for client connection
C ieee80211_frame_info |
C internal_join_result_t |
C internal_scan_handler |
C osdep_service_ops |
C PinMap |
C rtw_ap_info | The structure is used to describe the setting about SSID, security type, password and default channel, used to start AP mode
C rtw_bss_info_t | The structure is used to describe the bss info of the network. It include the version, BSSID, beacon_period, capability, SSID, channel, atm_window, dtim_period, RSSI e.g
C rtw_event_message_t |
C rtw_mac | The structure is used to describe the unique 6-byte MAC address
C rtw_mac_filter_list |
C rtw_maclist_t | The structure is used to describe the maclist
C rtw_network_info | The structure is used to describe the station mode setting about SSID, security type and password, used when connecting to an AP
C rtw_packet_filter_info_t |
C rtw_packet_filter_pattern_t | The structure is used to set WIFI packet filter pattern
C rtw_scan_handler_result | The structure is used to describe the data needed by scan result handler function
C rtw_scan_result | The structure is used to describe the scan result of the AP
C rtw_ssid | The structure is used to describe the SSID
C rtw_wifi_config | The structure is used to describe the setting when configure the network
C rtw_wifi_setting | The structure is used to store the WIFI setting gotten from WIFI driver
C rtw_worker_thread_t |
C scan_buf_arg |
C spdio_buf_t |
C spdio_t |
C task_struct |
C ticker_event_s |
C timer_list |
C worker_timer_entry |