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Unloadrecycling

This header file defines types and function prototypes for a hierarchical state machine for unloading. It defines an enum for the different states of unloading including going to a beacon, getting tape, and recycling. It also prototypes functions for running and starting the unload state machine, querying the current state, and checking if something is near or far.

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Unloadrecycling

This header file defines types and function prototypes for a hierarchical state machine for unloading. It defines an enum for the different states of unloading including going to a beacon, getting tape, and recycling. It also prototypes functions for running and starting the unload state machine, querying the current state, and checking if something is near or far.

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/****************************************************************************

Unload header file for Hierarchical Sate Machines AKA StateCharts


02/08/12 adjsutments for use with the Events and Services Framework Gen2
3/17/09 Fixed prototpyes to use Event_t
****************************************************************************/

#ifndef Unloading_H
#define Unloading_H

// typedefs for the states


// State definitions for use with the query function
typedef enum { GoToBeacon, GetTape, GoToRecycling, ActivateRecycling,
OppositeRecycling, OpenGate, CloseGate } UnloadState_t;

// Public Function Prototypes

ES_Event_t RunUnloadingSM(ES_Event_t CurrentEvent);


void StartUnloadSM(ES_Event_t CurrentEvent);
UnloadState_t QueryUnloadSM(void);
uint8_t QueryNearFar(void);
#endif /*SHMUnload_H */

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