Step 6 : ARM 4.0 C Hello World example
Description
The measurement of our transaction is executing now. But we also have
to stop it after the Hello World line:
- To stop the transaction measurement we use the
arm_stop_transaction() call. We pass the
following parameters:
- pointer to transaction start handle we got from the ARM agent
in the previous call to arm_start_transaction().
- ARM_STATUS_GOOD - Our transaction worked just fine.
- ARM_FLAG_NONE - we just ignore any flags for now.
- ARM_BUF4_NONE - it is a simple example, so no optional data is passed.
Code
01: #include <stdio.h>
02: #include "arm4.h"
03:
04: int main(int argc, char *argv[])
05: {
06: arm_id_t app_id;
07: arm_id_t tran_id;
08: arm_app_start_handle_t app_handle;
09: arm_tran_start_handle_t tran_handle;
10: arm_register_application("HelloWorldApp", ARM_ID_NONE,
11: ARM_FLAG_NONE, ARM_BUF4_NONE,
12: &app_id);
13: arm_register_transaction(&app_id, "HelloWorldTran", ARM_ID_NONE,
14: ARM_FLAG_NONE, ARM_BUF4_NONE,
15: &tran_id);
16: arm_start_application(&app_id, "Tutorial", NULL,
17: ARM_FLAG_NONE, ARM_BUF4_NONE,
18: &app_handle);
19: arm_start_transaction(app_handle, &tran_id, ARM_CORR_NONE,
20: ARM_FLAG_NONE, ARM_BUF4_NONE,
21: &tran_handle, ARM_CORR_NONE);
22: printf("Hello world!\n"); |
23: arm_stop_transaction(tran_handle, ARM_STATUS_GOOD,
24: ARM_FLAG_NONE, ARM_BUF4_NONE); |
25: return 0;
26: } |
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