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NFCEEPROM.h
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16 
17 #ifndef MBED_NFC_EEPROM_H
18 #define MBED_NFC_EEPROM_H
19 
20 #include <stdint.h>
21 #include "events/EventQueue.h"
22 
23 #include "NFCDefinitions.h"
24 #include "NFCTarget.h"
25 #include "NFCEEPROMDriver.h"
26 
27 namespace mbed {
28 namespace nfc {
29 
30 /** @addtogroup nfc
31  * @{
32  */
33 
34 /**
35  * The NFC EEPROM class represents a NFC target device connected using a wired
36  * link (I2C, SPI, etc).
37  *
38  * These EEPROMs essentially provide addressable memory that can be accessed
39  * using either a wired or NFC interface.
40  *
41  * In NFC mode these most often conform to one of the NFC tag types defined
42  * by the NFC Forum, therefore encoding NDEF data in these EEPROMs will
43  * ensure that it is understandable by a NFC reader.
44  */
46 public:
47  /**
48  * Construct a NFCEEPROM instance.
49  *
50  * @param[in] driver a pointer to a NFCEEPROMDriver instance
51  * @param[in] queue a pointer to the events queue to use
52  * @param[in] ndef_buffer a bytes array used to store NDEF messages
53  */
54  NFCEEPROM(NFCEEPROMDriver *driver, events::EventQueue *queue, const Span<uint8_t> &ndef_buffer);
55 
56  /**
57  * The NFCEEPROM delegate. Users of the NFCEEPROM class need to implement this delegate's methods to receive events.
58  */
60  /**
61  * The NDEF message erasing request completed.
62  *
63  * @param[in] result NFC_OK or an error code on failure
64  */
65  virtual void on_ndef_message_erased(nfc_err_t result) {}
66 
67  /**
68  * The NDEF message writing request completed.
69  *
70  * @param[in] result NFC_OK or an error code on failure
71  */
72  virtual void on_ndef_message_written(nfc_err_t result) {}
73 
74  /**
75  * The NDEF message reading request completed.
76  *
77  * @param[in] result NFC_OK or an error code on failure
78  */
79  virtual void on_ndef_message_read(nfc_err_t result) {}
80 
81  protected:
82  ~Delegate() {}
83  };
84 
85  /**
86  * Initialize the NFC EEPROM
87  *
88  * This method must be called before any other method call.
89  *
90  * @return NFC_OK, or an error.
91  */
92  nfc_err_t initialize();
93 
94  /**
95  * Set the delegate that will receive events generated by this EEPROM.
96  *
97  * @param[in] delegate the delegate instance to use
98  */
99  void set_delegate(Delegate *delegate);
100 
101  // Implementation of NFCTarget
102  virtual void write_ndef_message();
103  virtual void read_ndef_message();
104  virtual void erase_ndef_message();
105 
106 private:
107  // Implementation of NFCEEPROMDriver::Delegate
108  virtual void on_session_started(bool success);
109  virtual void on_session_ended(bool success);
110  virtual void on_bytes_read(size_t count);
111  virtual void on_bytes_written(size_t count);
112  virtual void on_size_written(bool success);
113  virtual void on_size_read(bool success, size_t size);
114  virtual void on_bytes_erased(size_t count);
115 
116  void handle_error(nfc_err_t ret);
117  void continue_write();
118  void continue_read();
119  void continue_erase();
120 
121  // NFCNDEFCapable implementation
122  virtual NFCNDEFCapable::Delegate *ndef_capable_delegate();
123 
124  enum nfc_eeprom_operation_t {
125  nfc_eeprom_idle,
126 
127  nfc_eeprom_write_start_session,
128  nfc_eeprom_write_write_size,
129  nfc_eeprom_write_write_bytes,
130  nfc_eeprom_write_end_session,
131 
132  nfc_eeprom_read_start_session,
133  nfc_eeprom_read_read_size,
134  nfc_eeprom_read_read_bytes,
135  nfc_eeprom_read_end_session,
136 
137  nfc_eeprom_erase_start_session,
138  nfc_eeprom_erase_write_max_size,
139  nfc_eeprom_erase_erase_bytes,
140  nfc_eeprom_erase_write_0_size,
141  nfc_eeprom_erase_end_session
142  };
143 
144  Delegate *_delegate;
145  NFCEEPROMDriver *_driver;
146  events::EventQueue *_event_queue;
147  bool _initialized;
148 
149  nfc_eeprom_operation_t _current_op;
150  ac_buffer_t _ndef_buffer_reader;
151  size_t _ndef_buffer_read_sz;
152  uint32_t _eeprom_address;
153  nfc_err_t _operation_result;
154 };
155 /** @}*/
156 } // namespace nfc
157 } // namespace mbed
158 
159 #endif
NFCEEPROM(NFCEEPROMDriver *driver, events::EventQueue *queue, const Span< uint8_t > &ndef_buffer)
Construct a NFCEEPROM instance.
virtual void on_ndef_message_read(nfc_err_t result)
The NDEF message reading request completed.
Definition: NFCEEPROM.h:79
EventQueue.
Definition: EventQueue.h:60
The abstraction for a NFC EEPROM driver.
This class represents a NFC target (either a remote target when the local controller in in initiator ...
Definition: NFCTarget.h:40
nfc_err_t initialize()
Initialize the NFC EEPROM.
The NFCEEPROM delegate.
Definition: NFCEEPROM.h:59
virtual void on_ndef_message_erased(nfc_err_t result)
The NDEF message erasing request completed.
Definition: NFCEEPROM.h:65
virtual void write_ndef_message()
Write a NDEF message to the target.
void set_delegate(Delegate *delegate)
Set the delegate that will receive events generated by this EEPROM.
The NFC EEPROM class represents a NFC target device connected using a wired link (I2C, SPI, etc).
Definition: NFCEEPROM.h:45
virtual void on_ndef_message_written(nfc_err_t result)
The NDEF message writing request completed.
Definition: NFCEEPROM.h:72
virtual void erase_ndef_message()
Erase the NDEF message in the target.
virtual void read_ndef_message()
Read a NDEF message from the target.
The NFCEEPROMDriver delegate.
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