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#ifndef BMI160_H
#define BMI160_H

#include "mbed.h"

/**
@brief The BMI160 is a small, low power, low noise 16-bit inertial measurement
unit designed for use in mobile applications like augmented reality or indoor
navigation which require highly accurate, real-time sensor data.

In full operation mode, with both the accelerometer and gyroscope enabled, the
current consumption is typically 950 μA, enabling always-on applications in
battery driven devices. It is available in a compact 14-pin 2.5 x 3.0 x 0.8 mm³
LGA package."
*/
class BMI160
{
public:

    static const uint8_t I2C_ADRS_SDO_LO = 0x68;
    static const uint8_t I2C_ADRS_SDO_HI = 0x69;
    
    static const uint8_t NO_ERROR = 0;
    
    enum Registers
    {
        CHIP_ID = 0x00,
        ERR_REG = 0x02,
        PMU_STATUS,
        DATA_0,
        DATA_1,
        DATA_2,
        DATA_3,
        DATA_4,
        DATA_5,
        DATA_6,
        DATA_7,
        DATA_8,
        DATA_9,
        DATA_10,
        DATA_11,
        DATA_12,
        DATA_13,
        DATA_14,
        DATA_15,
        DATA_16,
        DATA_17,
        DATA_18,
        DATA_19,
        SENSORTIME_0,
        SENSORTIME_1,
        SENSORTIME_2,
        STATUS,
        INT_STATUS_0,
        INT_STATUS_1,
        INT_STATUS_2,
        INT_STATUS_3,
        TEMPERATURE_0,
        TEMPERATURE_1,
        FIFO_LENGTH_0,
        FIFO_LENGTH_1,
        FIFO_DATA,
        ACC_CONF = 0x40,
        ACC_RANGE,
        GYR_CONF,
        GYR_RANGE,
        MAG_CONF,
        FIFO_DOWNS,
        FIFO_CONFIG_0,
        FIFO_CONFIG_1,
        MAG_IF_0 = 0x4B,
        MAG_IF_1,
        MAG_IF_2,
        MAG_IF_3,
        MAG_IF_4,
        INT_EN_0,
        INT_EN_1,
        INT_EN_2,
        INT_OUT_CTRL,
        INT_LATCH,
        INT_MAP_0,
        INT_MAP_1,
        INT_MAP_2,
        INT_DATA_0,
        INT_DATA_1,
        INT_LOWHIGH_0,
        INT_LOWHIGH_1,
        INT_LOWHIGH_2,
        INT_LOWHIGH_3,
        INT_LOWHIGH_4,
        INT_MOTION_0,
        INT_MOTION_1,
        INT_MOTION_2,
        INT_MOTION_3,
        INT_TAP_0,
        INT_TAP_1,
        INT_ORIENT_0,
        INT_ORIENT_1,
        INT_FLAT_0,
        INT_FLAT_1,
        FOC_CONF,
        CONF,
        IF_CONF,
        PMU_TRIGGER,
        SELF_TEST,
        NV_CONF = 0x70,
        OFFSET_0,
        OFFSET_1,
        OFFSET_2,
        OFFSET_3,
        OFFSET_4,
        OFFSET_5,
        OFFSET_6,
        STEP_CNT_0,
        STEP_CNT_1,
        STEP_CONF_0,
        STEP_CONF_1,
        CMD = 0x7E
    };
    
    ///@brief BMI160 Constructor.\n
    ///
    ///On Entry:
    ///@param[in] i2cBus - reference to I2C bus for this device
    ///@param[in] i2cAdrs - 7-bit I2C address
    ///
    ///On Exit:
    ///@param[out] none
    ///
    ///@returns none
    BMI160(I2C &i2cBus, uint8_t i2cAdrs);
    
    
    ///@brief BMI160 Destructor.\n
    ///
    ///On Entry:
    ///@param[in] none 
    ///
    ///On Exit:
    ///@param[out] none
    ///
    ///@returns none
    ~BMI160();
    
    
    ///@brief Reads a single register.\n
    ///
    ///On Entry:
    ///@param[in] data - pointer to memory for storing read data
    ///
    ///On Exit:
    ///@param[out] data - holds contents of read register on success
    ///
    ///@returns 0 on success, non 0 on failure
    int32_t readRegister(Registers reg, uint8_t *data);
    
    
    ///@brief Writes a single register.\n
    ///
    ///On Entry:
    ///@param[in] data - data to write to register
    ///
    ///On Exit:
    ///@param[out] none
    ///
    ///@returns 0 on success, non 0 on failure
    int32_t writeRegister(Registers reg, uint8_t data);
    
    
    ///@brief Reads a block of registers.\n
    ///@detail User must ensure that all registers between 'startReg' and 
    ///'stopReg' exist and are readable.  Function reads up to, including, 
    ///'stopReg'.\n
    ///
    ///On Entry:
    ///@param[in] startReg - register to start reading from
    ///@param[in] stopReg - register to stop reading from
    ///@param[in] data - pointer to memory for storing read data
    ///
    ///On Exit:
    ///@param[out] data - holds contents of read registers on success
    ///
    ///@returns 0 on success, non 0 on failure
    int32_t readBlock(Registers startReg, Registers stopReg, uint8_t *data);
    
    
    ///@brief Writes a block of registers.\n
    ///@detail User must ensure that all registers between 'startReg' and 
    ///'stopReg' exist and are writeable.  Function writes up to, including, 
    ///'stopReg'.\n
    ///
    ///On Entry:
    ///@param[in] startReg - register to start writing at 
    ///@param[in] stopReg - register to stop writing at
    ///@param[in] data - pointer to data to write to registers
    ///
    ///On Exit:
    ///@param[out] none
    ///
    ///@returns 0 on success, non 0 on failure
    int32_t writeBlock(Registers startReg, Registers stopReg, uint8_t *data);
    
    
    ///@brief fx documentation template.\n
    ///
    ///On Entry:
    ///@param[in] none 
    ///
    ///On Exit:
    ///@param[out] none
    ///
    ///@returns none

private:

    I2C m_i2cBus;
    uint8_t m_Wadrs, m_Radrs;
};

#endif /* BMI160_H */