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#ifndef RESET_H
#define    RESET_H

#include <stdint.h>
#include "reset_types.h"

/**
 * @ingroup  resetdriver
 * @brief    Returns the cause of previous reset
 * @pre      This function should be called before any use of CLRWDT
 *           since it has a side-effect of clearing the appropriate bits in the
 *           register showing reset cause (see DS70602B page 8-10)
 * @return   none  
 */
uint32_t RESET_CauseGet(void);

/**
 * @ingroup  resetdriver
 * @brief    It handles the reset cause by clearing the cause register values.
 *           This is a weak attribute function. The user can 
 *           override and implement the same function without weak attribute.
 * @return   none  
 */
void RESET_CauseHandler(void);

/**
 * @ingroup  resetdriver
 * @brief    Clears the Reset Cause register
 * @return   none  
 */
void RESET_CauseClearAll(void);

#endif    /* RESET_H */
/**
 End of File
*/
