upm/src/nrf8001/aci_setup.cpp
Noel Eck d345006c03 cmake: Dependency refactoring for includes and libs
This commit attempts to use a more cmake-friendly approach when
handling inter-target dependencies.  A combination of macros and
include_directories usage provided overzealous compile -I/blah
entries which equates to large catch-all build commands.  For
example, the last CXX target contains include directories for nearly
all preceeding targets (~190).  Library dependencies were also often
wrong or missing.

    * Removed nearly all used of include_directories (swig cmake
      commands still appear to need these for generating the swig
      command line)
    * Updated usage of target_link_libraries in upm_module_init,
      also changed to using target_include_directories per target.
      This greatly simplifies upm/mixed_module_init usage for libraries
      which depend on other libraries (in this project).

        example (src/tb7300/CMakeLists.txt)
            old:
                 # upm-libbacnetmstp will bring in libbacnet, I hope
                 set (reqlibname "upm-bacnetmstp")
                 include_directories(${BACNET_INCLUDE_DIRS})
                 include_directories("../bacnetmstp")
                 upm_module_init()
                 upm_target_link_libraries(${libname} bacnetmstp)
            new:
                 upm_module_init(bacnetmstp)

      The reason here, is that tb7300 depends on bacnetmstp, which
      depends on BACNET includes/libs, so tb7300 gets the headers and
      libraries transitively via its dependency on bacnetmstp.
    * Updated pkg-config .pc file generation flow to reflect changes
      with dependencies.
    * Create a real target for the interfaces (CXX abstract sensor
      classes).  Renamed the directory from 'upm/src/upm' to
      'upm/src/interfaces'  Also changed the install location of the
      interface headers to include/upm/interfaces.  Updated interface
      header usage to reflect this.
    * Updated a few sensor libs to use fwd declarations for mraa.
      Ideally the UPM libs would do more of this which eases the
      burden on anyone building on top of the sensor libraries since
      they would not need to know about mraa headers.
    * Fixed examples which use symbols not defined in local includes

Signed-off-by: Noel Eck <noel.eck@intel.com>
2017-02-06 10:23:28 -08:00

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/* Copyright (c) 2014, Nordic Semiconductor ASA
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#include "aci.h"
#include "hal_aci_tl.h"
#include "lib_aci.h"
#include "aci_setup.h"
// aci_struct that will contain
// total initial credits
// current credit
// current state of the aci (setup/standby/active/sleep)
// open remote pipe pending
// close remote pipe pending
// Current pipe available bitmap
// Current pipe closed bitmap
// Current connection interval, slave latency and link supervision timeout
// Current State of the the GATT client (Service Discovery status)
// hal_aci_data_t msg_to_send;
extern hal_aci_data_t msg_to_send;
/************************************************************************** */
/* Utility function to fill the the ACI command queue */
/* aci_stat Pointer to the ACI state */
/* num_cmd_offset(in/out) Offset in the Setup message array to start from */
/* offset is updated to the new index after the queue is filled */
/* or the last message us placed in the queue */
/* Returns true if at least one message was transferred */
/***************************************************************************/
bool aci_setup_fill(aci_state_t *aci_stat, uint8_t *num_cmd_offset)
{
bool ret_val = false;
while (*num_cmd_offset < aci_stat->aci_setup_info.num_setup_msgs)
{
//Board dependent defines
/*#if defined (__AVR__)
//For Arduino copy the setup ACI message from Flash to RAM.
memcpy_P(&msg_to_send, &(aci_stat->aci_setup_info.setup_msgs[*num_cmd_offset]),
pgm_read_byte_near(&(aci_stat->aci_setup_info.setup_msgs[*num_cmd_offset].buffer[0]))+2);
#elif defined(__PIC32MX__)
//In ChipKit we store the setup messages in RAM
//Add 2 bytes to the length byte for status byte, length for the total number of bytes
memcpy(&msg_to_send, &(aci_stat->aci_setup_info.setup_msgs[*num_cmd_offset]),
(aci_stat->aci_setup_info.setup_msgs[*num_cmd_offset].buffer[0]+2));
#endif*/
memcpy(&msg_to_send, &(aci_stat->aci_setup_info.setup_msgs[*num_cmd_offset]),
(aci_stat->aci_setup_info.setup_msgs[*num_cmd_offset].buffer[0]+2));
//Put the Setup ACI message in the command queue
if (!hal_aci_tl_send(&msg_to_send))
{
//ACI Command Queue is full
// *num_cmd_offset is now pointing to the index of the Setup command that did not get sent
return ret_val;
}
ret_val = true;
(*num_cmd_offset)++;
}
return ret_val;
}
uint8_t do_aci_setup(aci_state_t *aci_stat)
{
uint8_t setup_offset = 0;
uint32_t i = 0x0000;
aci_evt_t * aci_evt = NULL;
aci_status_code_t cmd_status = ACI_STATUS_ERROR_CRC_MISMATCH;
/*
We are using the same buffer since we are copying the contents of the buffer
when queuing and immediately processing the buffer when receiving
*/
hal_aci_evt_t *aci_data = (hal_aci_evt_t *)&msg_to_send;
/* Messages in the outgoing queue must be handled before the Setup routine can run.
* If it is non-empty we return. The user should then process the messages before calling
* do_aci_setup() again.
*/
if (!lib_aci_command_queue_empty())
{
return SETUP_FAIL_COMMAND_QUEUE_NOT_EMPTY;
}
/* If there are events pending from the device that are not relevant to setup, we return false
* so that the user can handle them. At this point we don't care what the event is,
* as any event is an error.
*/
if (lib_aci_event_peek(aci_data))
{
return SETUP_FAIL_EVENT_QUEUE_NOT_EMPTY;
}
/* Fill the ACI command queue with as many Setup messages as it will hold. */
aci_setup_fill(aci_stat, &setup_offset);
while (cmd_status != ACI_STATUS_TRANSACTION_COMPLETE)
{
/* This counter is used to ensure that this function does not loop forever. When the device
* returns a valid response, we reset the counter.
*/
if (i++ > 0xFFFFE)
{
return SETUP_FAIL_TIMEOUT;
}
if (lib_aci_event_peek(aci_data))
{
aci_evt = &(aci_data->evt);
if (ACI_EVT_CMD_RSP != aci_evt->evt_opcode)
{
//Receiving something other than a Command Response Event is an error.
return SETUP_FAIL_NOT_COMMAND_RESPONSE;
}
cmd_status = (aci_status_code_t) aci_evt->params.cmd_rsp.cmd_status;
switch (cmd_status)
{
case ACI_STATUS_TRANSACTION_CONTINUE:
//As the device is responding, reset guard counter
i = 0;
/* As the device has processed the Setup messages we put in the command queue earlier,
* we can proceed to fill the queue with new messages
*/
aci_setup_fill(aci_stat, &setup_offset);
break;
case ACI_STATUS_TRANSACTION_COMPLETE:
//Break out of the while loop when this status code appears
break;
default:
//An event with any other status code should be handled by the application
return SETUP_FAIL_NOT_SETUP_EVENT;
}
/* If we haven't returned at this point, the event was either ACI_STATUS_TRANSACTION_CONTINUE
* or ACI_STATUS_TRANSACTION_COMPLETE. We don't need the event itself, so we simply
* remove it from the queue.
*/
lib_aci_event_get (aci_stat, aci_data);
}
}
return SETUP_SUCCESS;
}