size_t FreeRTOS_SSP_write( Peripheral_Descriptor_t const pxPeripheral, const void *pvBuffer, const size_t xBytes )
{
Peripheral_Control_t * const pxPeripheralControl = ( Peripheral_Control_t * const ) pxPeripheral;
size_t xReturn = 0U;
LPC_SSP_TypeDef * const pxSSP = ( LPC_SSP_TypeDef * const ) diGET_PERIPHERAL_BASE_ADDRESS( ( ( Peripheral_Control_t * const ) pxPeripheral ) );
SSP_DATA_SETUP_Type *pxSSPTransferDefinition;
const uint32_t ulPeripheralNumber = ( uint32_t ) diGET_PERIPHERAL_NUMBER( ( ( Peripheral_Control_t * const ) pxPeripheral ) );
/* Remember which transfer control structure is being used, so if
an interrupt is being used, it can continue the same transfer until
all data has been transmitted. */
pxTxTransferControlStructs[ ulPeripheralNumber ] = diGET_TX_TRANSFER_STRUCT( pxPeripheralControl );
switch( diGET_TX_TRANSFER_TYPE( pxPeripheralControl ) )
{
case ioctlUSE_POLLED_TX :
#if ioconfigUSE_SSP_POLLED_TX == 1
{
/* Configure the transfer data. No semaphore or queue is used
here, so the application must ensure only one task attempts to
make a polling write at a time. */
pxSSPTransferDefinition = ( SSP_DATA_SETUP_Type * ) diGET_TX_TRANSFER_STATE( pxPeripheralControl );
configASSERT( pxSSPTransferDefinition );
pxSSPTransferDefinition->tx_data = ( void * ) pvBuffer;
pxSSPTransferDefinition->rx_data = NULL;
pxSSPTransferDefinition->length = ( uint32_t ) xBytes;
xReturn = SSP_ReadWrite( pxSSP, pxSSPTransferDefinition, SSP_TRANSFER_POLLING );
}
#endif /* ioconfigUSE_SSP_POLLED_TX */
/* The transfer struct is set back to NULL as the Tx is complete
before the above call to SSP_ReadWrite() completes. */
pxTxTransferControlStructs[ ulPeripheralNumber ] = NULL;
break;
case ioctlUSE_ZERO_COPY_TX :
#if ioconfigUSE_SSP_ZERO_COPY_TX == 1
{
/* The implementation of the zero copy write uses a semaphore
to indicate whether a write is complete (and so the buffer
being written free again) or not. The semantics of using a
zero copy write dictate that a zero copy write can only be
attempted by a task, once the semaphore has been successfully
obtained by that task. This ensure that only one task can
perform a zero copy write at any one time. Ensure the semaphore
is not currently available, if this function has been called
without it being obtained first then it is an error. */
configASSERT( xIOUtilsGetZeroCopyWriteMutex( pxPeripheralControl, ioctlOBTAIN_WRITE_MUTEX, 0U ) == 0 );
xReturn = xBytes;
ioutilsINITIATE_ZERO_COPY_TX
(
pxPeripheralControl,
SSP_IntConfig( pxSSP, sspRX_DATA_AVAILABLE_INTERRUPTS, DISABLE ), /* Disable interrupt. */
SSP_IntConfig( pxSSP, sspRX_DATA_AVAILABLE_INTERRUPTS, ENABLE ), /* Enable interrupt. */
prvFillFifoFromBuffer( pxSSP, ( uint8_t ** ) &( pvBuffer ), xBytes ), /* Write to peripheral function. The buffer is passed in by address as the pointer is incremented. */
pvBuffer, /* Data source. */
xReturn /* Number of bytes to be written. This will get set to zero if the write mutex is not held. */
);
}
#endif /* ioconfigUSE_SSP_ZERO_COPY_TX */
/* Remove compiler warnings in case the above is #defined out. */
( void ) prvFillFifoFromBuffer;
break;
case ioctlUSE_CHARACTER_QUEUE_TX :
#if ioconfigUSE_SSP_TX_CHAR_QUEUE == 1
{
/* The queue allows multiple tasks to attempt to write bytes,
but ensures only the highest priority of these tasks will
actually succeed. If two tasks of equal priority attempt to
write simultaneously, then the application must ensure mutual
exclusion, as time slicing could result in the strings being
sent to the queue becoming interleaved. */
xReturn = xIOUtilsSendCharsToTxQueue( pxPeripheralControl, ( ( uint8_t * ) pvBuffer ), xBytes );
ioutilsFILL_FIFO_FROM_TX_QUEUE(
pxPeripheralControl,
SSP_IntConfig( pxSSP, sspRX_DATA_AVAILABLE_INTERRUPTS, DISABLE ), /* Disable Rx interrupt. */
SSP_IntConfig( pxSSP, sspRX_DATA_AVAILABLE_INTERRUPTS, ENABLE ), /* Enable Rx interrupt. */
sspMAX_FIFO_DEPTH, /* Bytes to write to the FIFO. */
( pxSSP->SR & SSP_STAT_TXFIFO_NOTFULL ) != 0UL, /* FIFO not full. */
pxSSP->DR = SSP_DR_BITMASK( ucChar ) ); /* Tx function. */
}
#endif /* ioconfigUSE_SSP_RX_CHAR_QUEUE */
break;
default :
/* Other methods can be implemented here. For now, set the stored
Tx structure back to NULL as nothing is being sent. */
pxTxTransferControlStructs[ ulPeripheralNumber ] = NULL;
configASSERT( xReturn );
/* Prevent compiler warnings when the configuration is set such
that the following parameters are not used. */
( void ) pvBuffer;
( void ) xBytes;
( void ) pxSSP;
( void ) pxSSPTransferDefinition;
break;
}
return xReturn;
}
size_t FreeRTOS_SSP_read( Peripheral_Descriptor_t const pxPeripheral, void * const pvBuffer, const size_t xBytes )
{
Peripheral_Control_t * const pxPeripheralControl = ( Peripheral_Control_t * const ) pxPeripheral;
size_t xReturn = 0U;
LPC_SSP_TypeDef * const pxSSP = ( LPC_SSP_TypeDef * const ) diGET_PERIPHERAL_BASE_ADDRESS( ( ( Peripheral_Control_t * const ) pxPeripheral ) );
SSP_DATA_SETUP_Type *pxSSPTransferDefinition;
const int8_t cPeripheralNumber = diGET_PERIPHERAL_NUMBER( ( ( Peripheral_Control_t * const ) pxPeripheral ) );
/* Sanity check the array index. */
configASSERT( cPeripheralNumber < ( int8_t ) ( sizeof( xIRQ ) / sizeof( IRQn_Type ) ) );
switch( diGET_RX_TRANSFER_TYPE( pxPeripheralControl ) )
{
case ioctlUSE_POLLED_RX :
#if ioconfigUSE_SSP_POLLED_RX == 1
{
/* Configure the transfer data. No semaphore or queue is used
here, so the application must ensure only one task attempts to
make a polling read at a time. *NOTE* the Tx transfer state
is used, as the SSP requires a Tx to occur for any data to be
received. */
pxSSPTransferDefinition = ( SSP_DATA_SETUP_Type * ) diGET_TX_TRANSFER_STATE( pxPeripheralControl );
configASSERT( pxSSPTransferDefinition );
pxSSPTransferDefinition->tx_data = NULL;
pxSSPTransferDefinition->rx_data = ( void * ) pvBuffer;
pxSSPTransferDefinition->length = ( uint32_t ) xBytes;
xReturn = SSP_ReadWrite( pxSSP, pxSSPTransferDefinition, SSP_TRANSFER_POLLING );
}
#endif /* ioconfigUSE_SSP_POLLED_RX */
break;
case ioctlUSE_CIRCULAR_BUFFER_RX :
/* _RB_ This relies on Tx being configured to zero copy mode. */
#if ioconfigUSE_SSP_CIRCULAR_BUFFER_RX == 1
{
/* There is nothing to prevent multiple tasks attempting to
read the circular buffer at any one time. The implementation
of the circular buffer uses a semaphore to indicate when new
data is available, and the semaphore will ensure that only the
highest priority task that is attempting a read will actually
receive bytes. */
/* A write is performed first, to generate the clock required
to clock the data in. NULL is passed as the source buffer as
there isn't actually any data to send, and NULL will just
result in 0xff being sent. When the data written to the FIFO
has been transmitted an Rx interrupt will copy the received
data into the circular buffer, and check to see if there is
more data to be written. */
/* Ensure the last Tx has completed. */
xReturn = xIOUtilsGetZeroCopyWriteMutex( pxPeripheralControl, ioctlOBTAIN_WRITE_MUTEX, ioutilsDEFAULT_ZERO_COPY_TX_MUTEX_BLOCK_TIME );
configASSERT( xReturn );
if( xReturn == pdPASS )
{
/* Empty whatever is lingering in the Rx buffer (there
shouldn't be any. */
vIOUtilsClearRxCircularBuffer( pxPeripheralControl );
/* Data should be received during the following write. */
ulReceiveActive[ cPeripheralNumber ] = pdTRUE;
/* Write to solicit received data. */
FreeRTOS_SSP_write( pxPeripheralControl, NULL, xBytes );
/* This macro will continuously wait on the new data mutex,
reading bytes from the circular buffer each time it
receives it, until the desired number of bytes have been
read. */
ioutilsRECEIVE_CHARS_FROM_CIRCULAR_BUFFER
(
pxPeripheralControl,
SSP_IntConfig( pxSSP, sspRX_DATA_AVAILABLE_INTERRUPTS, DISABLE ), /* Disable interrupt. */
SSP_IntConfig( pxSSP, sspRX_DATA_AVAILABLE_INTERRUPTS, ENABLE ), /* Enable interrupt. */
( ( uint8_t * ) pvBuffer ), /* Data destination. */
xBytes, /* Bytes to read. */
xReturn /* Number of bytes read. */
);
/* Not expecting any more Rx data now, so just junk anything
that is received until the next explicit read is performed. */
ulReceiveActive[ cPeripheralNumber ] = pdFALSE;
}
}
#endif
break;
case ioctlUSE_CHARACTER_QUEUE_RX :
/* The queue allows multiple tasks to attempt to read bytes,
but ensures only the highest priority of these tasks will
actually receive bytes. If two tasks of equal priority attempt
to read simultaneously, then the application must ensure mutual
exclusion, as time slicing could result in the string being
received being partially received by each task. */
#if ioconfigUSE_SSP_RX_CHAR_QUEUE == 1
{
/* Ensure the last Tx has completed. */
xIOUtilsWaitTxQueueEmpty( pxPeripheralControl, boardDEFAULT_READ_MUTEX_TIMEOUT );
/* Clear any residual data - there shouldn't be any! */
xIOUtilsClearRxCharQueue( pxPeripheralControl );
/* Data should be received during the following write. */
ulReceiveActive[ cPeripheralNumber ] = pdTRUE;
/* Write to solicit received data. */
FreeRTOS_SSP_write( pxPeripheralControl, NULL, xBytes );
/* Read the received data placed in the Rx queue by the
interrupt. */
xReturn = xIOUtilsReceiveCharsFromRxQueue( pxPeripheralControl, ( uint8_t * ) pvBuffer, xBytes );
/* Not expecting any more Rx data now, so just junk anything
that is received until the next explicit read is performed. */
ulReceiveActive[ cPeripheralNumber ] = pdFALSE;
}
#endif
break;
default :
/* Other methods can be implemented here. */
configASSERT( xReturn );
/* Prevent compiler warnings when the configuration is set such
that the following parameters are not used. */
( void ) pvBuffer;
( void ) xBytes;
( void ) pxSSP;
( void ) pxSSPTransferDefinition;
( void ) cPeripheralNumber;
break;
}
return xReturn;
}
size_t FreeRTOS_I2C_write( Peripheral_Descriptor_t const pxPeripheral, const void *pvBuffer, const size_t xBytes )
{
Peripheral_Control_t * const pxPeripheralControl = ( Peripheral_Control_t * const ) pxPeripheral;
size_t xReturn = 0U;
LPC_I2C_TypeDef * const pxI2C = ( LPC_I2C_TypeDef * const ) diGET_PERIPHERAL_BASE_ADDRESS( ( ( Peripheral_Control_t * const ) pxPeripheral ) );
I2C_M_SETUP_Type *pxI2CTransferDefinition;
const int8_t cPeripheralNumber = diGET_PERIPHERAL_NUMBER( ( ( Peripheral_Control_t * const ) pxPeripheral ) );
/* Remember which transfer control structure is being used, so if
an interrupt is being used, it can continue the same transfer until
all data has been transmitted. */
pxTxTransferControlStructs[ cPeripheralNumber ] = diGET_TX_TRANSFER_STRUCT( pxPeripheralControl );
xDataDirection[ cPeripheralNumber ] = i2cWriting;
switch( diGET_TX_TRANSFER_TYPE( pxPeripheralControl ) )
{
case ioctlUSE_POLLED_TX :
#if ioconfigUSE_I2C_POLLED_TX == 1
{
/* Configure the transfer data. No semaphore or queue is used
here, so the application must ensure only one task attempts to
make a polling write at a time. */
pxI2CTransferDefinition = ( I2C_M_SETUP_Type * ) diGET_TX_TRANSFER_STATE( pxPeripheralControl );
configASSERT( pxI2CTransferDefinition );
pxI2CTransferDefinition->sl_addr7bit = ucSlaveAddresses[ cPeripheralNumber ];
pxI2CTransferDefinition->tx_data = ( uint8_t * ) pvBuffer;
pxI2CTransferDefinition->tx_length = xBytes;
pxI2CTransferDefinition->rx_data = NULL;
pxI2CTransferDefinition->rx_length = 0;
pxI2CTransferDefinition->retransmissions_max = boardI2C_MAX_RETRANSMISSIONS;
if( I2C_MasterTransferData( pxI2C, pxI2CTransferDefinition, I2C_TRANSFER_POLLING ) == SUCCESS )
{
xReturn = xBytes;
}
}
#endif /* ioconfigUSE_I2C_POLLED_TX_RX */
/* The transfer struct is set back to NULL as the Tx is complete
before the above call to I2C_ReadWrite() completes. */
pxTxTransferControlStructs[ cPeripheralNumber ] = NULL;
break;
case ioctlUSE_ZERO_COPY_TX :
#if ioconfigUSE_I2C_ZERO_COPY_TX == 1
{
/* The implementation of the zero copy write uses a semaphore
to indicate whether a write is complete (and so the buffer
being written free again) or not. The semantics of using a
zero copy write dictate that a zero copy write can only be
attempted by a task, once the semaphore has been successfully
obtained by that task. This ensure that only one task can
perform a zero copy write at any one time. Ensure the semaphore
is not currently available, if this function has been called
without it being obtained first then it is an error. */
configASSERT( xIOUtilsGetZeroCopyWriteMutex( pxPeripheralControl, ioctlOBTAIN_WRITE_MUTEX, 0U ) == 0 );
xReturn = xBytes;
ioutilsINITIATE_ZERO_COPY_TX
(
pxPeripheralControl,
I2C_IntCmd( pxI2C, DISABLE ), /* Disable interrupt. Not really necessary in this case as it should not be enabled anyway. */
( void ) 0, /* As the start condition has not been sent, the interrupt is not enabled yet. */
0, /* In this case no write is attempted and all that should happen is the buffer gets set up ready. */
pvBuffer, /* Data source. */
xReturn /* Number of bytes to be written. This will get set to zero if the write mutex is not held. */
);
/* Ensure there are not already interrupt pending. */
pxI2C->I2CONCLR = ( I2C_I2CONCLR_SIC | I2C_I2CONCLR_STAC | I2C_I2CONCLR_AAC | I2C_I2CONCLR_STAC );
/* Set start flag. */
pxI2C->I2CONSET = I2C_I2CONSET_STA;
/* Now enable interrupts. */
I2C_IntCmd( pxI2C, ENABLE );
}
#endif /* ioconfigUSE_I2C_ZERO_COPY_TX */
break;
case ioctlUSE_CHARACTER_QUEUE_TX :
/* Not (yet?) implemented for I2C. */
configASSERT( xReturn );
break;
default :
/* Other methods can be implemented here. For now, set the stored
Tx structure back to NULL as nothing is being sent. */
pxTxTransferControlStructs[ cPeripheralNumber ] = NULL;
configASSERT( xReturn );
/* Prevent compiler warnings when the configuration is set such
that the following parameters are not used. */
( void ) pvBuffer;
( void ) xBytes;
( void ) pxI2C;
( void ) pxI2CTransferDefinition;
break;
}
return xReturn;
}