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There's no reason for any code outside of PowerManagement to use this. #define kIOPMServerBootstrapName "com.apple.PowerManagement.control" // AutoWake API // For internal use communicating between IOKitUser and PM configd // The preferences file #define kIOPMAutoWakePrefsPath "com.apple.AutoWake.xml" // Type arguments to IOPMSchedulePowerEvent for internal use // These types are not cancellable, nor will they appear in any lists of // scheduled arguments from IOPMCopyScheduledEvents. These are not acceptable // types to pass as Repeating events. // The 'date' argument to IOPMSchedulePowerEvent is an absolute one for // 'AutoWakeScheduleImmediate' and 'AutoPowerScheduleImmediate'. The effect // of these WakeImmediate and PowerOnImmediate types is to schedule the // wake/power event directly with the wake/power controller, ignoring all OS // queueing and management. This will override a previously scheduled wake event // by another application, should one exist. Recommended for testing only. #define kIOPMAutoWakeScheduleImmediate "WakeImmediate" #define kIOPMAutoPowerScheduleImmediate "PowerOnImmediate" // Notification posted when IOPMSchedulePowerEvent successfully schedules a power event #define kIOPMSchedulePowerEventNotification "IOPMSchedulePowerEventNotification" // The 'date' argument to IOPMSchedulePowerEvent is an relative one to // "right now," for 'AutoWakeScheduleImmediate' and 'AutoPowerScheduleImmediate' // // e.g. In this case, we're setting the system to wake from sleep exactly 10 // seconds after the system completes going to sleep. We're passing in a date // 10 seconds past "right now", but the wakeup controller interprets this as // relative to sleep time. // // d = CFDateCreate(0, CFAbsoluteGetCurrent() + 10.0); // IOPMSchedulePowerEvent(d, CFSTR("SleepCycler"), // CFSTR(kIOPMAutoWakeRelativeSeconds) ); #define kIOPMAutoWakeRelativeSeconds kIOPMSettingDebugWakeRelativeKey #define kIOPMAutoPowerRelativeSeconds kIOPMSettingDebugPowerRelativeKey /************************************************** * * Private assertions * **************************************************/ // Disables AC Power Inflow (requires root to initiate) #define kIOPMAssertionTypeDisableInflow CFSTR("DisableInflow") #define kIOPMInflowDisableAssertion kIOPMAssertionTypeDisableInflow // Disables battery charging (requires root to initiate) #define kIOPMAssertionTypeInhibitCharging CFSTR("ChargeInhibit") #define kIOPMChargeInhibitAssertion kIOPMAssertionTypeInhibitCharging // Disables low power battery warnings #define kIOPMAssertionTypeDisableLowBatteryWarnings CFSTR("DisableLowPowerBatteryWarnings") #define kIOPMDisableLowBatteryWarningsAssertion kIOPMAssertionTypeDisableLowBatteryWarnings // Once initially asserted, the machine may only idle sleep while this assertion // is asserted. For embedded use only. #define kIOPMAssertionTypeEnableIdleSleep CFSTR("EnableIdleSleep") // Needs CPU Assertions - DEPRECATED // Only have meaning on PowerPC machines. #define kIOPMAssertionTypeNeedsCPU CFSTR("CPUBoundAssertion") #define kIOPMCPUBoundAssertion kIOPMAssertionTypeNeedsCPU /* * Private Assertion Dictionary Keys */ /*! @constant kIOPMAssertionCreateDateKey * @abstarct Records the time at which the assertion was created. */ #define kIOPMAssertionCreateDateKey CFSTR("AssertStartWhen") /*! @constant kIOPMAssertionReleaseDateKey * @abstract Records the time that the assertion was released. * @discussion The catch is that we only record the release time for assertions that have * already timed out. In the normal create/release lifecycle of an assertion, we won't record * the release time because we'll destroy the assertion object upon its release. */ #define kIOPMAssertionReleaseDateKey CFSTR("AssertReleaseWhen") /*! @constant kIOPMAssertionTimedOutDateKey * @abstract Records the time that an assertion timed out. * @discussion An assertion times out when its specified timeout interval has elapsed. This value only exists once the assertion has timedout. The presence of this key/value pair in a dictionary indicates the assertion has timed-out. */ #define kIOPMAssertionTimedOutDateKey CFSTR("AssertTimedOutWhen") /*! @constant kIOPMAssertionTimeOutIntervalKey * @abstract The owner-specified timeout for this assertion. */ #define kIOPMAssertionTimeOutIntervalKey CFSTR("AssertTimeOutInterval") /*! @constant kIOPMAssertionPIDKey * @abstract The owning process's PID. */ #define kIOPMAssertionPIDKey CFSTR("AssertPID") /* * Assertion notify(3) string * Fires when an assertion times out * Call IOPMCopyTimedOutAssertions() for more details */ #define kIOPMAssertionTimedOutNotifyString "com.apple.system.powermanagement.assertions.timeout" /* * Assertion notify(3) string * Fires when global assertion state changes */ #define kIOPMAssertionsChangedNotifyString "com.apple.system.powermanagement.assertions" /*! @function IOPMAssertionSetTimeout * @abstract Set a timeout for the given assertion. * @discussion When the timeout fires, the assertion will be logged and a general notification * will be delivered to all interested processes. The notification will not identify the * timed-out assertion. The assertion will remain valid & in effect until it's released (if ever). * Timeouts are bad! Timeouts are a hardcore last chance for debugging hard to find assertion * leaks. They are not meant to fire under any normal circumstances. */ IOReturn IOPMAssertionSetTimeout(IOPMAssertionID whichAssertion, CFTimeInterval timeoutInterval); /*! @function IOPMCopyTimedOutAssertions * @abstract Returns a CFArray of assertions (as CFDictionary's) that have timed out. * @discussion Only the 5 most recent assertions are recorded. */ IOReturn IOPMCopyTimedOutAssertions(CFArrayRef *timedOutAssertions); CFStringRef IOPMAssertionCreateTimeOutKey(void); CFStringRef IOPMAssertionCreatePIDMappingKey(void); CFStringRef IOPMAssertionCreateAggregateAssertionKey(void); /* * Deprecated assertion constants */ #if TARGET_OS_EMBEDDED // RY: Look's like some embedded clients are still dependent on the following #define kIOPMPreventIdleSleepAssertion kIOPMAssertionTypeNoIdleSleep #define kIOPMEnableIdleSleepAssertion kIOPMAssertionTypeEnableIdleSleep enum { kIOPMAssertionDisable = kIOPMAssertionLevelOff, kIOPMAssertionEnable = kIOPMAssertionLevelOn, kIOPMAssertionIDInvalid = kIOPMNullAssertionID }; #define kIOPMAssertionValueKey kIOPMAssertionLevelKey #endif /* TARGET_OS_EMBEDDED */ /************************************************** * * Energy Saver Preferences * **************************************************/ #define kIOPMDynamicStoreSettingsKey "State:/IOKit/PowerManagement/CurrentSettings" #define kIOPMDefaultPreferencesKey "Defaults" #define kIOPMUPSPowerKey "UPS Power" #define kIOPMBatteryPowerKey "Battery Power" #define kIOPMACPowerKey "AC Power" // units - CFNumber in minutes #define kIOPMDisplaySleepKey "Display Sleep Timer" // units - CFNumber in minutes #define kIOPMDiskSleepKey "Disk Sleep Timer" // units - CFNumber in minutes #define kIOPMSystemSleepKey "System Sleep Timer" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMWakeOnLANKey "Wake On LAN" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMWakeOnRingKey "Wake On Modem Ring" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMRestartOnPowerLossKey "Automatic Restart On Power Loss" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMWakeOnACChangeKey "Wake On AC Change" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMSleepOnPowerButtonKey "Sleep On Power Button" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMWakeOnClamshellKey "Wake On Clamshell Open" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMReduceBrightnessKey "ReduceBrightness" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMDisplaySleepUsesDimKey "Display Sleep Uses Dim" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMMobileMotionModuleKey "Mobile Motion Module" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMTTYSPreventSleepKey "TTYSPreventSleep" // units - CFNumber 0/1 #define kIOPMGPUSwitchKey "GPUSwitch" // kIOPMReduceSpeedKey // Deprecated; do not use. Only relevant to PowerPC systems. #define kIOPMReduceSpeedKey "Reduce Processor Speed" // kIOPMDynamicPowerStepKey // Deprecated; do not use. Only relevant to PowerPC systems. #define kIOPMDynamicPowerStepKey "Dynamic Power Step" typedef void (*IOPMPrefsCallbackType)(void *context); /*! @function IOPMPrefsNotificationCreateRunLoopSource @abstract Returns a CFRunLoopSourceRef that notifies the caller when any PM preferences file changes - including Energy Saver or UPS changes. @param callback A function to be called whenever a prefs file changes. @param context Any user-defined pointer, passed to the IOPowerSource callback. @result Returns NULL if an error was encountered, otherwise a CFRunLoopSource. Caller must release the CFRunLoopSource. */ CFRunLoopSourceRef IOPMPrefsNotificationCreateRunLoopSource(IOPMPrefsCallbackType, void *); /* Structure of a "pm preferences" dictionary, as referenced below. * * PMPreferencesDictionary = * { * "AC Power" = PowerSourcePreferencesDictionary * "Battery Power" = PowerSourcePreferencesDictionary * "UPS Power" = PowerSourcePreferencesDictionary * kIOPMDefaultPreferencesKey = true/false * } * * PowerSourcePreferencesDictionary = * { * kIOPMDiskSleepKey = 0 and up * kIOPMSystemSleepKey = 0 and up * kIOPMDisplaySleepKey = 0 and up * * kIOPMWakeOnLANKey = 0/1 * kIOPMWakeOnRingKey = 0/1 * kIOPMWakeOnACChangeKey = 0/1 * ... etc * } * * * Notes: * * If battery power or UPS power are not present on a system, they will * be absent from the PM Preferences dictionary. * * If a given setting, like ReduceBrightness is unsupported on a given * system, it will not appear in the PowerSourcePreferencesDictionary. * * If the property kIOPMDefaultPreferencesKey is present and set to true, * then the user has not specified any custom PM preferences. These are all * "hardcoded" default properties. As such, the settings in a default custom * dict do NOT factor in power profile settings. * * * See IOPMCopyActivePMPreferences() for settings that account for PM profile * selections. */ /*! @function IOPMCopyCustomPMPreferences. @abstract Returns a dictionary of user-selected custom PM preferences. The CFString key kIOPMDefaultPreferencesKey will be present in the top-level dictionary if the returned settings are defaults, as in the case of a clean install @result Returns a CFDictionaryRef or NULL. Caller must CFRelease the dictionary. */ CFDictionaryRef IOPMCopyCustomPMPreferences(void); /*! @function IOPMCopyPMPreferences @abstract Identical to IOPMCopyCustomPMPreferences; Renamed to IOPMCopyCustomPMPreferences for clarity. */ CFMutableDictionaryRef IOPMCopyPMPreferences(void); /*! @function IOPMCopyActivePMPreferences @abstract Returns the _actual_ PM settings _currently_ in use by the system. @discussion Incorporates the active power profiles as well as custom settings. Does not return any settings unsupported on the running computer. */ CFDictionaryRef IOPMCopyActivePMPreferences(void); /*! @function IOPMCopyUnabridgedActivePMPreferences @abstract Returns the _actual_ PM settings _currently_ in use by the system. @discussion Behaves identically to IOPMCopyActivePMPreferences, except IOPMCopyUnabridgedActivePMPreferences returns all settings, including those settings unsupported on the running machine. i.e. the returned dictionary will include a setting for WakeOnRing on a computer without a modem. */ CFDictionaryRef IOPMCopyUnabridgedActivePMPreferences(void); /*! @function IOPMSetCustomPMPreferences @abstract Writes a PM preferences dictionary to disk. Also activates these preferences and sends notifications to interested applications via SystemConfiguration. @param ESPrefs Dictionary of Power Management preferences to write out to disk. @result Returns kIOReturnSuccess or an error condition if request failed. */ IOReturn IOPMSetCustomPMPreferences(CFDictionaryRef ESPrefs); /*! @function IOPMSetPMPreferences @abstract Identical to IOPMSetCustomPMPreferences. Renamed to IOPMSetCustomPMPreferencs for clarity. */ IOReturn IOPMSetPMPreferences(CFDictionaryRef ESPrefs); /*! @function IOPMActivatePMPreference. @abstract Activates the set of preferences called "name." Sets idle spin down timers and other Energy Saver settings according to profile name. @param SystemProfiles The dictionary of preferences from IOPMCopyPMPreferences @param profile The name of the set of preferences defined in ESPrefs to activate. @param removeUnsupportedSettings Specifies whether to send settings to kernel for settings that are currently unsupported (i.e. WakeOnRing with no modem present). True means do not activate unsupported settings, false means DO activate unsupported settings. @result Returns kIOReturnSuccess or an error condition if request failed. */ IOReturn IOPMActivatePMPreference( CFDictionaryRef SystemProfiles, CFStringRef profile, bool removeUnsupportedSettings); /*! @function IOPMFetaureIsAvailable @abstract Identifies whether a PM feature is supported on this platform. @param feature The CFSTR() feature to check availability of @param power_source CFSTR(kIOPMACPowerKey) or CFSTR(kIOPMBatteryPowerKef). Doesn't matter for most features, but a few are power source dependent. @result Returns true if supported, false otherwise. */ bool IOPMFeatureIsAvailable(CFStringRef feature, CFStringRef power_source); /**************************************************/ /*! @function IOPMSleepSystemWithOptions @abstract Request that the system initiate sleep. @discussion For security purposes, caller must be root or the console user. @param userClient Port used to communicate to the kernel, from IOPMFindPowerManagement. @param sleepOptions a dictionary defining optional arguments to sleep. @result Returns kIOReturnSuccess or an error condition if request failed. */ IOReturn IOPMSleepSystemWithOptions ( io_connect_t userClient, CFDictionaryRef sleepOptions ); /**************************************************/ /* * kIOPMSystemSleepAvailableAtAll * System Power Setting (not power source specific) * value = true/false */ #define kIOPMSleepDisabledKey CFSTR("SleepDisabled") /*! @function IOPMCopySystemPowerSettings @abstract Returns System power settings. System-wide power settings are not power source dependent. */ CFDictionaryRef IOPMCopySystemPowerSettings( void ); /* @function IOPMSetSystemPowerSetting @abstract Set a system-wide power management setting @param key Setting name @param value Setting value @result kIOReturnSuccess; or IOReturn error otherwise */ IOReturn IOPMSetSystemPowerSetting( CFStringRef key, CFTypeRef value ); /*! @function IOPMActivateSystemPowerSettings @abstract Re-send system power settings to kernel. @result kIOReturnSuccess on success; IOReturn error otherwise */ IOReturn IOPMActivateSystemPowerSettings( void ); /************************************************** * * Power Profiles (use in combination with Energy Saver Preferences above) * **************************************************/ #define kIOPMCustomPowerProfile -1 #define kIOPMNumPowerProfiles 5 /*! @function IOPMCopyPowerProfilesInfo @abstract Returns all power profiles and their corresponding Energy Settings. @discussion The array return value contains 5 dictionaries. - Entry 0 represents the "highest power savings", and entry 4 represents "Highest performance" - Each entry in the array is a "Power Profile" dictionary, which in turn contains individual dictionaries for AC Power, Battery Power, and UPS Power. Each of these per-power source dictionaries contains a mapping of Energy Settings to their values. Intended clients: Energy Saver Prefs, Battery Monitor, and pmset. - Use IOPMCopyPMPreferences() to read the custom profile. - Unsupported features and unsupported power sources will not be present in the returned data. @result NULL on error, a CFArrayRef on success. Caller must CFRelease() the return value when done. */ CFArrayRef IOPMCopyPowerProfiles(void); /*! @function IOPMCopyActivePowerProfile @abstract Returns the index of the currently active profile, or -1 if Custom preferences are active. @result A CFDictionary containing 1 or more entries mapping Power Sources to the currently selected profiles for each power source. kIOPMUPSPowerKey, kIOPMACPowerKey, kIOPMBatteryPowerKey With corresponding CFNumber value specifying an index falling somewhere within the IOPMCopyPowerProfiles() array OR integer value kIOPMCustomPowerProfile. */ CFDictionaryRef IOPMCopyActivePowerProfiles(void); /*! @function IOPMSetActivePowerProfile @abstract Activates the specified power profile, or the user's custom defined profile. @discussion Caller must have root, or admin privileges, or be the console user. Selects and activates a system power profile per power-source. - Use IOPMSetPMPreferences() to re-program the custom profile. - This call triggers notifications to all clients of IOPMPrefsNotificationCreateRunLoopSource() @param which_profile A CFDictionary specifying which profile to use for each power source. Keys should be CFSTR: kIOPMUPSPowerKey, kIOPMACPowerKey, kIOPMBatteryPowerKey Value should be a CFNumber (IntType) with value -1 to 4 @result kIOReturnNotPrivileged if caller does not have permission. Caller must CFRelease() the return value when done accessing it. */ IOReturn IOPMSetActivePowerProfiles(CFDictionaryRef which_profile); /************************************************** * * Repeating Sleep/Wake/Shutdown/Restart API * **************************************************/ // Keys to index into CFDictionary returned by IOPSCopyRepeatingPowerEvents() #define kIOPMRepeatingPowerOnKey "RepeatingPowerOn" #define kIOPMRepeatingPowerOffKey "RepeatingPowerOff" #define kIOPMAutoSleep "sleep" #define kIOPMAutoShutdown "shutdown" // Keys to "days of week" bitfield for IOPMScheduleRepeatingPowerEvent() enum { kIOPMMonday = 1 << 0, kIOPMTuesday = 1 << 1, kIOPMWednesday = 1 << 2, kIOPMThursday = 1 << 3, kIOPMFriday = 1 << 4, kIOPMSaturday = 1 << 5, kIOPMSunday = 1 << 6 }; // Keys to index into sub-dictionaries of the dictionary returned by IOPSCopyRepeatingPowerEvents // Absolute time to schedule power on (stored as a CFNumberRef, type = kCFNumberIntType) //#define kIOPMPowerOnTimeKey "time" // Bitmask of days to schedule a wakeup for (CFNumberRef, type = kCFNumberIntType) #define kIOPMDaysOfWeekKey "weekdays" // Type of power on event (CFStringRef) //#define kIOPMTypeOfPowerOnKey "typeofwake" /* @function IOPMScheduleRepeatingPowerEvent * @abstract Schedules a repeating sleep, wake, shutdown, or restart * @discussion Private API to only be used by Energy Saver preferences panel. Note that repeating sleep & wakeup events are valid together, * and shutdown & power on events are valid together, but you cannot mix sleep & power on, or shutdown & wakeup events. * Every time you call IOPMSchedueRepeatingPowerEvent, we will cancel all previously scheduled repeating events of that type, and any * scheduled repeating events of "incompatible" types, as I just described. * @param events A CFDictionary containing two CFDictionaries at keys "RepeatingPowerOn" and "RepeatingPowerOff". Each of those dictionaries contains keys for the type of sleep, the days_of_week, and the time_of_day. These arguments specify the time, days, and type of power events. * @result kIOReturnSuccess on success, kIOReturnError or kIOReturnNotPrivileged otherwise. */ IOReturn IOPMScheduleRepeatingPowerEvent(CFDictionaryRef events); /* @function IOPMCopyRepeatingPowerEvents * @abstract Gets the system * @discussion Private API to only be used by Energy Saver preferences panel. Copies the system's current repeating power on and power off events. The returned CFDictionary contains two CFDictionaries at keys "RepeatingPowerOn" and "RepeatingPowerOff". Each of those dictionaries contains keys for the type of sleep, the days_of_week, and the time_of_day. * @result NULL on failure, CFDictionary (possibly empty) otherwise. */ CFDictionaryRef IOPMCopyRepeatingPowerEvents(void); /* @function IOPMScheduleRepeatingPowerEvent * @abstract Cancels all repeating power events * @result kIOReturnSuccess on success, kIOReturnError or kIOReturnNotPrivileged otherwise. */ IOReturn IOPMCancelAllRepeatingPowerEvents(void); /************************************************** * * Power API - For applications * * Details constraints or emergency levels that the * system may be operating under. * **************************************************/ // notify API - keys to register for notifications from the BSD notify mechanism #define kIOPMCPUPowerNotificationKey "com.apple.system.power.CPU" #define kIOPMThermalWarningNotificationKey "com.apple.system.power.thermal_warning" /* @function IOPMCopyCPUPowerStatus @abstract Copy status of all current CPU power levels. @discussion The returned dictionary may define some of these keys, as defined in IOPM.h: - kIOPMCPUPowerLimitProcessorSpeedKey - kIOPMCPUPowerLimitProcessorCountKey - kIOPMCPUPowerLimitSchedulerTimeKey @param cpuPowerStatus Upon success, a pointer to a dictionary defining CPU power; otherwise NULL. Pointer will be populated with a newly created dictionary upon successful return. Caller must release dictionary. @result kIOReturnSuccess, or other error report. Returns kIOReturnNotFound if CPU PowerStatus has not been published. */ IOReturn IOPMCopyCPUPowerStatus(CFDictionaryRef *cpuPowerStatus); /* @function IOPMGetThermalWarningLevel @abstract Get thermal warning level of the system. @result An integer pointer declaring the power warning level of the system. The value of the integer is one of (defined in IOPM.h): kIOPMThermalWarningLevelNormal kIOPMThermalWarningLevelDanger kIOPMThermalWarningLevelCrisis Upon success the thermal level value will be found at the pointer argument. @result kIOReturnSuccess, or other error report. Returns kIOReturnNotFound if thermal warning level has not been published. */ IOReturn IOPMGetThermalWarningLevel(uint32_t *thermalLevel); /************************************************** * * Power API - For userspace power & thermal drivers * **************************************************/ /* @function IOPMSystemPowerEventOccurred @abstract Called to alert the system of a power or thermal event @param eventType A CFStringRef defining the type of event @param eventObject The CF payload describing the event @result kIOReturnSuccess; kIOReturnNotPrivileged, kIOReturnInternalError, or kIOReturnError on error. */ IOReturn IOPMSystemPowerEventOccurred( CFStringRef typeString, CFTypeRef eventValue); /************************************************** * * Sleep/Wake Bookkeeping API * * Returns timing details about system level power events. * **************************************************/ /*! IOPMGetLastWakeTime returns the timestamp of the last system wake. * If possible, the wakeup time is adjusted backward using hardware * timers, so that whenWake refers to the time of the physical event * that woke the system. * @param whenWoke On successful return, whenWoke will contain the CFAbsoluteTime, * in the CF time scale, that the system awoke. This time is already adjusted * with the SMC wake delta, when available. * @param adjustedForPhsyicalWake Returns the interval (in CF time units of seconds) that * PM adjusted the wakeup time by. If the system doesn't support the HW timers * required to adjust the time, this value will be zero. * @result Returns kIOReturnSuccess; all others returns indicate a failure; the returned * time values should not be used upon a failure return value. */ IOReturn IOPMGetLastWakeTime( CFAbsoluteTime *whenWoke, CFTimeInterval *adjustedForPhysicalWake); /*! IOPMSleepWakeSetUUID * Sets the upcoming sleep/wake UUID. The kernel will cache * this and activate it the next time the system goes to sleep. * Pass a CFStringRef to set the upcoming UUID. * Pass NULL to indicate that the current UUID should be cancelled. * Only should be called by PM configd & loginwindow. */ IOReturn IOPMSleepWakeSetUUID(CFStringRef newUUID); /*! IOPMSleepWakeCopyUUID * Returns the active sleep wake UUID, if it exists. * The returned UUID is only useful for logging events that occurred during * the given sleep/wake. * Returns a CFString containing the UUID. May return NULL if there is no UUID. * Unless the result is NULL, caller must release the result. */ CFStringRef IOPMSleepWakeCopyUUID(void); // Poweranagement's 1-byte status code #define kIOPMSleepWakeFailureKey "PMFailurePhase" // PCI Device failure name // Will indicate which driver-subtree it occured in // If the failure took place during a driver sleep/wake phase, #define kIOPMSleepWakeFailureDriverTreeKey "PCIDeviceFailure" // LoginWindow's 1-byte status code // Will indicate LoginWindow's role in putting up the security panel // if the failure took place during sleep phase: // kIOPMTracePointSystemLoginwindowPhase = 0x30 #define kIOPMSleepWakeFailureLoginKey "LWFailurePhase" // The UUID of the sleep that failed #define kIOPMSleepWakeFailureUUIDKey "UUID" // The date of the attempted sleep that resulted in failure. #define kIOPMSleepWakeFailureDateKey "Date" // PowerManagement's 8-byte failure descriptor. // Do not reference this key, instead references the decoded data // stored under other keys in this dictionary. #define kIOPMSleepWakeFailureCodeKey "PMStatusCode" /* Ê* For use by LoginWindow only. Ê* facility - Pass CFSTR(kIOPMLoginWindowSecurityDebugKey) for the facility Ê* data - Pass a pointer to a variable containing one byte of data. Ê* dataCount - Pass the integer 1. Ê*/ IOReturn IOPMDebugTracePoint( CFStringRef facility, uint8_t *data, int dataCount); /* Ê* Returns data describing the sleep failure (if any) that occured prior to the system booting. Ê* Ê* This routine will return the same CFDictionary over the lifetime of a given boot - it does not return Ê* dynamic information after each sleep/wake. It only returns information pertaining to the last Ê* failed sleep/wakeÊbefore booting up. Ê*Ê Ê* If NULL, then the last sleep/wake was successful, or we were unable to determine whether Ê* there was a problem. Ê* If non-NULL, Caller must release the returned dictionary. Ê* Ê* kIOPMSleepWakeFailureLoginKey points to a CFNumber containing LW's 8-bit code. Ê* kIOPMSleepWakeFailureUUIDKey points to a CFStringRef containing the UUID associated with the failed sleep. Ê* kIOPMSleepWakeFailureDateKey points to the CFDate that the failed sleep was initiated. Ê*/ CFDictionaryRef IOPMCopySleepWakeFailure(void); /************************************************** * * IOPMConnection API * * IOPMConnection API lets user processes receive * power management notifications. * **************************************************/ /*! * @functiongroup IOPMConnection */ /*! * IOPMConnection is the basic connection type between a user process * and system power management. * IOPMConnections are backed by mach ports, and are automatically cleaned up * on process death. */ typedef const struct __IOPMConnection * IOPMConnection; /*! * A unique IOPMConnectionMessageToken accompanies each PM message received from * an IOPMConnection notification. This message token should be passed as an argument * to IOPMConnectionAcknowledgeEvent(). */ typedef uint32_t IOPMConnectionMessageToken; /*****************************************************************************/ /*****************************************************************************/ /*! IOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilities * * Bits define capabilities in IOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilities type. * * These bits describe the capabilities of a system power state. * Each bit describes whether a capability is supported; it does not * guarantee that the described feature is available. Even if a feature * is supported, the client must still verify that it's accessible * before attempting to use it, and be prepared for an error if the * functionality is not accessible. * * Please use these bits to: * - Specify the capabilities you're interested in in calls to * IOPMConnectionCreate() * - Interpret the power states passed to you in your IOPMEventHandlerType * notification. */ enum { /*! kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityCPU * If set, indicates that in this power state the CPU is running. If this bit is clear, * then the system is going into a low power state such as sleep or hibernation. * Checking this bit * * The CPU capability bit must be set for any other capability bits (video, audio, * network, disk, etc.) to be available as well. */ kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityCPU = 0x1, /*! kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityVideo * If set, indicates that in this power state, graphic output to displays are supported. */ kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityVideo = 0x2, /*! kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityAudio * If set, indicates that in this power state, audio output is supported. */ kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityAudio = 0x4, /*! kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityNetwork * If set, indicates that in this power state, network connections are supported. */ kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityNetwork = 0x8, /*! kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityDisk * If set, indicates that in this power state, internal disk and storage device access is supported. */ kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityDisk = 0x10, /*! kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabiliesMask * Should be used as a mask to check for states; this value should not be * passed as an an argument to IOPMConnectionCreate. * Passing this as an interest argument will produce undefined behavior. * * Any PowerStateCapability bits that are not included in this mask are * reserved for future use. */ kIOPMSytemPowerStateCapabilitiesMask = 0x1F }; /*! IOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilities * Should be a bitfield with a subset of the kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityBits. */ typedef uint32_t IOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilities; /*! * IOPMEventHandlerType is the generic function type to handle a * notification generated from the power management system. All clients of * IOPMConnection that wish to listen for notifications must provide a handler * when they call IOPMConnectionCreate. * @param param Pointer to user-chosen data. * @param connection The IOPMConnection associated with this notification. * @param token Uniquely identifies this message invocation; should be passed * to IOPMConnectAcknowledgeEvent(). * @param eventDescriptor Provides a bitfield describing the new system power state. * See IOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilities below. */ typedef void (*IOPMEventHandlerType)( void *param, IOPMConnection connection, IOPMConnectionMessageToken token, IOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilities eventDescriptor); /*****************************************************************************/ /*****************************************************************************/ /*! kIOPMAcknowledgmentOptionDate * * This string can be used as a key in the 'options' dictionary * argument to IOPMConnectionAcknowledgeEventWithOptions. * * Passing this "Date" option lets a caller request a maintenance wake * from the system at a later date. If possible, the system will wake * to the requested power state at the requested time. * * This acknowledgement option is only valid when the system is transitioning into a * sleep state i.e. entering a state with 0 capabilities. * * *** Limitation * This acknowledgement argument may only be successfully used with * the requirements bitfield * kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityDisk | kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityNetwork * */ #define kIOPMAcknowledgmentOptionWakeDate CFSTR("WakeDate") /*! kIOPMAcknowledgmentOptionSystemCapabilityRequirements * * This string can be used as a key in the 'options' dictionary * argument to IOPMConnectionAcknowledgeEventWithOptions, or as * an argument to IOPMSystemPowerStateSupportsAcknowledgementOption(). * * This string should only be specified if the key * kIOPMAcknowledgementOptionDate is also specified. * * In the 'options' acknowledgement dictionary, specify a CFNumber that you * contains a bitfield describing the capabilities your process requires at the next * maintenance wake. * * This acknowledgement option is only valid when the system is transitioning into a * sleep state i.e. entering a state with 0 capabilities. * * *** Limitation * This acknowledgement argument may only be successfully used with * the requirements bitfield * kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityDisk | kIOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilityNetwork * */ #define kIOPMAcknowledgmentOptionSystemCapabilityRequirements CFSTR("Requirements") /*****************************************************************************/ /*****************************************************************************/ /*! * IOPMConnectionCreate() opens an IOPMConnection. * * IOPMConnections provide access to power management notifications. They are a * replacement for the existing IORegisterForSystemPower() API, and provide * newer functionality and logging as well. * * Clients are expected to also call IOPMConnectionSetNotification() and * IOPMConnectionScheduleWithRunLoop() in order to receive notifications. * * @param myName Caller should provide a CFStringRef describing its identity, * for logging. * @param interests A bitfield of IOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilities defining * which capabilites the caller is interested in. Caller will only be notified * of changes to the bits specified here. * @param newConnection Upon success this will be populated with a fresh IOPMConnection. * The caller must release this with a call to IOPMReleaseConnection. * @result Returns kIOReturnSuccess; otherwise on failure. */ IOReturn IOPMConnectionCreate( CFStringRef myName, IOPMSystemPowerStateCapabilities interests, IOPMConnection *newConnection ) __OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING(__MAC_10_6, __IPHONE_NA); /*! * IOPMConnectionSetNotification associates a notificiation handler with an IOPMConnection * @discussion Caller must also call IOPMConnectionScheduleWithRunLoop to setup the notification. * @param param User-supplied pointer will be passed to all invocations of handler. * This call does not retain the *param struct; caller must ensure that the pointer is * retained. * @param myConnection The IOPMConnection created by calling <link>IOPMConnectionCreate</link> * @param handler Ths function pointer will be invoked every time an event of interest * occurs. */ IOReturn IOPMConnectionSetNotification( IOPMConnection myConnection, void *param, IOPMEventHandlerType handler ) __OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING(__MAC_10_6, __IPHONE_NA); /*! * IOPMConnectionScheduleWithRunLoop schedules a notification on the specified runloop. * @discussion The connection must be unscheduled by calling * IOPMConnectionUnscheduleFromRunLoop. * @param myConnection The IOPMConnection created by calling <link>IOPMConnectionCreate</link> * @param theRunLoop A pointer to the run loop that the caller wants the callback * scheduled on. Invoking IOPMConnectionRelease will remove the notification from the * notification from the specified runloop. * @result Returns kIOReturnSuccess; otherwise on failure. */ IOReturn IOPMConnectionScheduleWithRunLoop( IOPMConnection myConnection, CFRunLoopRef theRunLoop, CFStringRef runLoopMode ) __OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING(__MAC_10_6, __IPHONE_NA); /*! * IOPMConnectionUnscheduleFromRunLoop removes a previously scheduled run loop source. * @param myConnection The IOPMConnection created by calling <link>IOPMConnectionCreate</link> * @param theRunLoop A pointer to the run loop that the caller has previously scheduled * a connection upon. * @result Returns kIOReturnSuccess; otherwise on failure. */ IOReturn IOPMConnectionUnscheduleFromRunLoop( IOPMConnection myConnection, CFRunLoopRef theRunLoop, CFStringRef runLoopMode ) __OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING(__MAC_10_6, __IPHONE_NA); /*! * IOPMConnectionRelease cleans up state and notifications for a given * PM connection. This will not remove any scheduled run loop sources - it is the caller's * responsibility to remove all scheduled run loop sources. * @param connection Connection to release. * @result Returns kIOReturnSuccess; otherwise on failure. */ IOReturn IOPMConnectionRelease( IOPMConnection connection ) __OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING(__MAC_10_6, __IPHONE_NA); /*! Acknowledge a power management event. * * All IOPMConnection notifications must be acknowledged by calling IOPMConnectAcknowledgeEvent, * or IOPMConnectAcknowledgeEventWithOptions. The caller may invoke IOPMConnectAcknowledgeEvent * immediately from within its own notify handler, or the caller may invoke acknowledge * the notification from another context. * * @param connect A valid IOPMConnection object * @param token A unique token identifying the message this acknowledgement refers to. This token * should have been received as an argument to the IOPMEventHandlerType handler. */ IOReturn IOPMConnectionAcknowledgeEvent( IOPMConnection connect, IOPMConnectionMessageToken token ) __OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING(__MAC_10_6, __IPHONE_NA); /*! Acknowledge a power management event with additional options. * * To request a maintenance wake while acknowledging a system sleep event, * the caller should create an 'options' dictionary with values set for keys * kIOPMAcknowledgmentOptionWakeDate * and kIOPMAcknowledgmentOptionSystemCapabilityRequirements * * Note that requesting a maintenance wake is only meaningful if the system is transitioning * into a sleep state; that is, only if the capabilities flags are all 0. * * @param connect A valid IOPMConnection object * @param token A unique token identifying the message this acknowledgement refers to. * @param options If the response type requires additonal arguments, they may be placed * as objects in the "options" dictionary using * any of the kIOPMAcknowledgementOption* strings as dictionary keys. * Passing NULL for options is equivalent to calling * IOPMConnectionAcknowledgeEvent() * @result Returns kIOReturnSuccess; otherwise on failure. */ IOReturn IOPMConnectionAcknowledgeEventWithOptions( IOPMConnection connect, IOPMConnectionMessageToken token, CFDictionaryRef options ) __OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING(__MAC_10_6, __IPHONE_NA); __END_DECLS #endif // _IOPMLibPrivate_h_