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/******************************************************************************
 *
 * Filename: env_vars.h
 *
 * Definition of environment variables, structures, and other globals.
 *
 * Revision information:
 *
 * 20AUG2004	kb_admin	initial creation
 *
 * BEGIN_KBDD_BLOCK
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 * $FreeBSD: release/9.1.0/sys/boot/arm/at91/bootiic/env_vars.h 161202 2006-08-10 19:55:52Z imp $
 *****************************************************************************/

#ifndef _ENV_VARS_H_
#define _ENV_VARS_H_

/* each environment variable is a string following the standard command	*/
/* definition used by the interactive loader in the following format:	*/
/*  <command> <parm1> <parm2> ...					*/
/* all environment variables (or commands) are stored in a string	*/
/* format: NULL-terminated.						*/
/* this implies that commands can never utilize 0-values: actual 0, not	*/
/* the string '0'.  this is not an issue as the string '0' is handled	*/
/* by the command parse routine.					*/

/* the following defines the maximum size of the environment for 	*/
/* including variables.							*/
/* this value must match that declared in the low-level file that	*/
/* actually reserves the space for the non-volatile environment.	*/
#define	MAX_ENV_SIZE_BYTES	0x100

#define MAX_BOOT_COMMANDS	10

/* C-style reference section						*/
#ifndef __ASSEMBLY__

extern void	WriteCommandTable(void);
extern void	SetBootCommand(int index, char *command);
extern void	DumpBootCommands(void);
extern void	LoadBootCommands(void);
extern void	ExecuteEnvironmentFunctions(void);

#endif /* !__ASSEMBLY__ */

#endif /* _ENV_VARS_H_ */

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