Buffered Serial Port Driver for RTOS
Dependents: nucleo_cannonball PiballNeoController
Buffered Serial Port Driver for RTOS
- ISR driven, ring buffered IO operation
- IO operations are idle waiting, don't waste time in RTOS :D
- Can use external buffers
- Based on mbed RawSerial
Example
SerialDriver Example
#include "SerialDriver.h"
SerialDriver pc(USBTX, USBRX);
int main()
{
// setup serial port
pc.baud(9600);
// print some text
pc.puts("This is just a string.\r\n");
pc.printf("But this is a %s with integer %i and float %f.\r\n", "formatted text", 123, 0.456f);
// now lets behave like a null modem
while(1)
pc.putc(pc.getc());
}
Look at the API Documentation for more Examples.
Dependencies
Import librarymbed
The official Mbed 2 C/C++ SDK provides the software platform and libraries to build your applications.
Import librarymbed-rtos
Official mbed Real Time Operating System based on the RTX implementation of the CMSIS-RTOS API open standard.
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SerialDriver.cpp
- Committer:
- BlazeX
- Date:
- 2015-01-26
- Revision:
- 3:ea9719695b6a
- Parent:
- 0:cd0d79be0c1a
- Child:
- 4:a41e47716932
File content as of revision 3:ea9719695b6a:
#include "SerialDriver.h"
SerialDriver::SerialDriver(PinName txPin, PinName rxPin, int txBufferLength_, int rxBufferLength_, unsigned char * txBuffer_, unsigned char * rxBuffer_)
: SerialBase(txPin, rxPin), semTxBufferFull(0), semRxBufferEmpty(0)
{
// check buffer length
txBufferLength= txBufferLength_;
if(txBufferLength <= 1)
error("TX buffer length must be > 1 !");
rxBufferLength= rxBufferLength_;
if(rxBufferLength <= 1)
error("RX buffer length must be > 1 !");
// take or allocate buffer
txBuffer= txBuffer_;
if(txBuffer == NULL)
{
txBuffer= new unsigned char[txBufferLength];
if(txBuffer == NULL)
error("Cannot allocate TX buffer!");
}
rxBuffer= rxBuffer_;
if(rxBuffer == NULL)
{
rxBuffer= new unsigned char[rxBufferLength];
if(rxBuffer == NULL)
error("Cannot allocate RX buffer!");
}
// reset cursors
txIn= txOut= 0;
rxIn= rxOut= 0;
txCount= rxCount= 0;
// reset drop counters
numTxDrops= 0;
numRxDrops= 0;
// attach interrupt routines
attach(this, &SerialDriver::onTxIrq, TxIrq);
attach(this, &SerialDriver::onRxIrq, RxIrq);
}
int SerialDriver::putc(int c, unsigned int timeoutMs)
{
// critical section, isr could modify cursors
disableTxInterrupt();
if(isTxBufferFull())
{
// wait for free space
while(semTxBufferFull.wait(0) > 0); // clear semaphore
enableTxInterrupt();
// let isr work
semTxBufferFull.wait(timeoutMs);
disableTxInterrupt();
if(isTxBufferFull()) // still full? drop byte!
{
numTxDrops++;
enableTxInterrupt();
return 0;
}
}
// write this byte to tx buffer
txBuffer[txIn]= (unsigned char)c;
txIn= (txIn+1) % txBufferLength;
txCount++;
// its over, isr can come
enableTxInterrupt();
// Let's write (isr will check writeability itself)
onTxIrq();
return 1;
}
void SerialDriver::onTxIrq()
{
// prevent fire another TxIrq now
disableTxInterrupt();
// write as long as you can
bool wasFull= isTxBufferFull();
while(SerialBase::writeable() && !isTxBufferEmtpy())
{
// take byte from tx buffer and put it out
SerialBase::_base_putc(txBuffer[txOut]);
txOut= (txOut+1) % txBufferLength;
txCount--;
}
if(wasFull && !isTxBufferFull()) // more bytes can come
semTxBufferFull.release();
// ok, let's wait for next writability
enableTxInterrupt();
}
int SerialDriver::getc(unsigned int timeoutMs)
{
// Let's read (isr will check readability itself)
onRxIrq();
// critical section, isr could modify cursors
disableRxInterrupt();
if(isRxBufferEmpty())
{
// wait for new byte
while(semRxBufferEmpty.wait(0) > 0); // clear semaphore
enableRxInterrupt();
// let isr work
semRxBufferEmpty.wait(timeoutMs);
disableRxInterrupt();
if(isRxBufferEmpty()) // still empty? nothing received!
{
enableRxInterrupt();
return -1;
}
}
// get byte from rx buffer
int c= (int)rxBuffer[rxOut];
rxOut= (rxOut+1) % rxBufferLength;
rxCount--;
// its over, isr can come
enableRxInterrupt();
return c;
}
void SerialDriver::onRxIrq()
{
// prevent fire another RxIrq now
disableRxInterrupt();
// read as long as you can
bool wasEmpty= isRxBufferEmpty();
while(SerialBase::readable())
{
// get byte and store it to the RX buffer
int c= SerialBase::_base_getc();
if(!isRxBufferFull())
{
rxBuffer[rxIn]= (unsigned char)c;
rxIn= (rxIn+1) % rxBufferLength;
rxCount++;
}
else // drop byte :(
numRxDrops++;
}
if(wasEmpty && !isRxBufferEmpty()) // more bytes can go
semRxBufferEmpty.release();
// ok, let's wait for next readability
enableRxInterrupt();
}
int SerialDriver::write(const unsigned char * buffer, const unsigned int length, bool block)
{
// try to put all bytes
for(int i= 0; i < length; i++)
if(!putc(buffer[i], block ? osWaitForever : 0))
return i; // putc failed, but already put i bytes
return length; // put all bytes
}
int SerialDriver::read(unsigned char * buffer, const unsigned int length, bool block)
{
// try to get all bytes
int c;
for(int i= 0; i < length; i++)
{
c= getc(block ? osWaitForever : 0);
if(c < 0)
return i; // getc failed, but already got i bytes
buffer[i]= (unsigned char)c;
}
return length; // got all bytes
}
int SerialDriver::puts(const char * str, bool block)
{
// the same as write, but get length from strlen
const int len= strlen(str);
return write((const unsigned char *)str, len, block);
}
int SerialDriver::printf(const char * format, ...)
{
// Parts of this are copied from mbed RawSerial ;)
std::va_list arg;
va_start(arg, format);
int length= vsnprintf(NULL, 0, format, arg);
char *temp = new char[length + 1];
vsprintf(temp, format, arg);
puts(temp, true);
delete[] temp;
va_end(arg);
return length;
}
// still thinking of XTN
BlazeX .
