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/SCP-firmware-master/doc/
A Ddeferred_response_architecture.md8 - A client requesting some data/operations from a module.
24 In this case, the client must handle the response event.
33 the client.
37 will be sent to the client when the operation will be completed.
44 response event. In order for the client to receive the response event, the
45 client is required to call the HAL API within the context of processing an event
113 A client calls *get/set* HAL module API which directly calls the driver.
118 to the client. The request event contains all the information needed for the
134 Finally, the client receives and processes the *HAL_module_event_id_request*
A DDoxyfile1482 # http://www.mathjax.org) which uses client side Javascript for the rendering
1552 # implemented using a web server instead of a web client using Javascript. There
/SCP-firmware-master/tools/
A Dci_cmake.py65 def dockerize(client): argument
66 (image, _) = client.images.build(path="docker", target="dev", rm=True)
77 container = client.containers.run(
164 client = docker.from_env()
168 return dockerize(client)
/SCP-firmware-master/module/transport/doc/
A Dtransport.md22 to notify the client module on receiving a message.
235 The client module must call the functions implemented in the above mentioned API
239 the function implemented in the client module(that was previously registered as
306 this feature. Also the client module must implement a function that should be
/SCP-firmware-master/module/scmi_system_power_req/doc/
A Dscmi_system_power_req.md25 involved modules starting from a client sending SCMI System Power commands,
/SCP-firmware-master/module/i2c/doc/
A Dmodule_i2c_architecture.md77 The client calls *transmit_as_controller* API of the I2C module.
87 the client.
/SCP-firmware-master/module/scmi_sensor_req/doc/
A Dscmi_sensor_req.md30 involved modules starting from a client requesting sensor data until it gets

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