AT_CODEC_ERROR_CODE host_read(uint8_t *buffer, int32_t *len)
{
if( func_ptrs.read != NULL )
return func_ptrs.read( buffer, len );
return AT_CODEC_READ_OK;
}
/**
* AT Command receiving thread. ( ** AT Command Server ** )
* This thread keeps calling a callback function stored
* in 'func_ptrs.read' to fetch data, accumulates these data until
* a full AT command has been received, and then call the AT decoder.
* */
DEFINE_THREAD_ROUTINE_STACK(ATcodec_Commands_Server,data,ATCODEC_STACK_SIZE)
{
ATcodec_Tree_t *tree = &default_tree;
AT_CODEC_ERROR_CODE res;
int32_t v_loop, v_read, len, nb_cmd = 0;
char buffer[INTERNAL_BUFFER_SIZE]; // user-defined
char global_buffer[INTERNAL_BUFFER_SIZE];
char safety[16]; // Absorbs data overflowing from global_buffer.
int global_len=0;
v_continue = 1;
PRINT("Thread AT Commands Server Start\n");
while(!atcodec_lib_init_ok)
{
vp_os_thread_yield();
}
while(v_continue)
{
vp_os_memset(buffer,0,sizeof(buffer));
vp_os_memset(global_buffer,0,sizeof(global_buffer));global_len=0;
vp_os_memset(safety,0,sizeof(safety));
// open and init
if((res = func_ptrs.open()) != AT_CODEC_OPEN_OK){
v_continue = 0;
}
for ( v_loop = 1 ; v_loop && func_ptrs.enable() == AT_CODEC_ENABLE_OK; )
{
v_read = 1;
do
{
// wait so that thread can give the hand : delay user-defined / OS-dependent
//vp_os_thread_yield();
// -> we do a blocking read few lines after, thus
// other threads will be able to run during the I/O
/* In case of reading from packets, we clear the incoming buffer.
* Splitting AT commands into several packets would be a bad idea since packet order in not guaranteed in UDP.
*/
if (at_codec_reading_mode==ATCODEC_READ_FROM_PACKETS){
vp_os_memset(global_buffer,0,sizeof(global_buffer));
global_len=0;
}
/*
* Read some bytes; this function blocks until some data are made
* available by the VP_COM thread.
*/
len = sizeof(buffer); //INTERNAL_BUFFER_SIZE/*/2*/; // user-defined
res = func_ptrs.read((uint8_t*)&buffer[0], (int32_t*)&len);
if(res == AT_CODEC_READ_OK)
{
if(len > 0)
{
// process characters and update v_read
// \todo Do not use nb_cmd ?
/* Data are accumulated in the global buffer until at least one '\r' is found. */
if((nb_cmd = append_reception(&buffer[0], len, &global_buffer[0], &global_len,sizeof(global_buffer))) > 0)
{
v_read = 0;
}
else if(nb_cmd == -1) /* no \r found in the global_buffer*/
{
// a buffer overflow occurs
switch(at_codec_reading_mode)
{
case ATCODEC_READ_FROM_STREAM:
PRINT("AT Codec buffer was filled before a full AT commands was received.");
break;
case ATCODEC_READ_FROM_PACKETS:
PRINT("AT Codec received a packet with no complete AT command or buffer was too small to store the whole packet.");
break;
}
//ATCODEC_PRINT("Overflow\n");
/* In case of overflow, a TCP connection should be reinitialized in order to resynchronize
* the client and the server. Otherwise there is no way to find the beginning of the next AT Command.
* For a UDP connection, we assume all packets begin with an AT Command, and we just wait
* for the next packet to arrive.
*/
if (at_codec_reading_mode==ATCODEC_READ_FROM_STREAM) { v_loop = 0; }
}
else
{
v_read = 1;
}
}
else
{
if(len < 0)
{
ATCODEC_PRINT("read returns a neg length\n");
v_loop = 0;
}
}
}
else /* if (res == AT_CODEC_READ_OK) */
{
// an error occurred
ATCODEC_PRINT("an error occurs\n");
v_loop = 0;
}
}
while (v_read && v_loop);
// process what has been received if no error occurs
if(v_loop)
{
// ...
if(process_received_data(tree, nb_cmd, &global_buffer[0], &global_len) != ATCODEC_TRUE)
{
ATCODEC_PRINT("process_received returns false\n");
v_loop = 0;
}
}
} /*for*/
// close and un-init : user-defined
if((res = func_ptrs.close()) != AT_CODEC_CLOSE_OK)
v_continue = 0;
}/* while */
if ((res = func_ptrs.shutdown()) != AT_CODEC_SHUTDOWN_OK)
{
ATCODEC_PRINT("ATcodec Shutdown error\n");
}
return((THREAD_RET)0);
}