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#ifndef alarm_h
#define alarm_h

typedef struct AlarmTag {         /* the HSM version of the Alarm component */
    QFsm super;                                         /* derive from QFsm */
    uint32_t alarm_time;
} Alarm;

void Alarm_ctor(Alarm * const me);
#define Alarm_init(me_)           QFsm_init    ((QFsm *)(me_), (QEvt *)0)
#define Alarm_dispatch(me_, e_)   QFsm_dispatch((QFsm *)(me_), e_)

#endif                                                           /* alarm_h */