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/* mbed Microcontroller Library
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#ifndef MBED_MBR_BLOCK_DEVICE_H
#define MBED_MBR_BLOCK_DEVICE_H

#include "BlockDevice.h"
#include "mbed.h"


/** Additional error codes used for MBR records
 */
enum {
    BD_ERROR_INVALID_MBR       = -3101,
    BD_ERROR_INVALID_PARTITION = -3102,
};


/** Block device for managing a Master Boot Record
 *  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_boot_record
 *
 *  Here is an example of partitioning a heap backed block device
 *  @code
 *  #include "mbed.h"
 *  #include "HeapBlockDevice.h"
 *  #include "MBRBlockDevice.h"
 *
 *  // Create a block device with 64 blocks of size 512
 *  HeapBlockDevice mem(64*512, 512);
 *
 *  // Partition into two partitions with ~half the blocks
 *  MBRBlockDevice::partition(&mem, 1, 0x83, 0*512, 32*512);
 *  MBRBlockDevice::partition(&mem, 2, 0x83, 32*512);
 *
 *  // Create a block device that maps to the first 32 blocks (excluding MBR block)
 *  MBRBlockDevice part1(&mem, 1);
 *
 *  // Create a block device that maps to the last 32 blocks
 *  MBRBlockDevice part2(&mem, 2);
 *  @endcode
 *
 *  Here is a more realistic example where the MBRBlockDevice is used
 *  to partition a region of space on an SD card. When plugged into a computer,
 *  the partitions will be recognized appropriately.
 *  @code
 *  #include "mbed.h"
 *  #include "SDBlockDevice.h"
 *  #include "MBRBlockDevice.h"
 *  #include "FATFileSystem.h"
 *
 *  // Create an SD card
 *  SDBlockDevice sd(s0, s1, s2, s3);
 *
 *  // Create a partition with 1 GB of space
 *  MBRBlockDevice::partition(&sd, 1, 0x83, 0, 1024*1024);
 *
 *  // Create the block device that represents the partition
 *  MBRBlockDevice part1(&sd, 1);
 *
 *  // Format the partition with a FAT filesystem
 *  FATFileSystem::format(&part1);
 *
 *  // Create the FAT filesystem instance, files can now be written to
 *  // the FAT filesystem in partition 1
 *  FATFileSystem fat("fat", &part1);
 *  @endcode
 *
 *  @note
 *  The MBR partition table is relatively limited:
 *  - At most 4 partitions are supported
 *  - Extended partitions are currently not supported and will error during init
 */
class MBRBlockDevice : public BlockDevice
{
public:
    /** Format the MBR to contain the following partition
     *
     *  @param bd       Block device to partition
     *  @param part     Partition to use, 1-4
     *  @param type     8-bit partition type to identitfy partition's contents
     *  @param start    Start block address to map to block 0 of partition, 
     *                  negative addresses are calculated from the end of the
     *                  underlying block devices. Block 0 is implicitly ignored
     *                  from the range to store the MBR.
     *  @return         0 on success or a negative error code on failure
     *  @note This is the same as partition(bd, part, type, start, bd->size())
     */
    static int partition(BlockDevice *bd, int part, uint8_t type, bd_addr_t start);

    /** Format the MBR to contain the following partition
     *
     *  @param bd       Block device to partition
     *  @param part     Partition to use, 1-4
     *  @param type     8-bit partition type to identitfy partition's contents
     *  @param start    Start block address to map to block 0 of partition, 
     *                  negative addresses are calculated from the end of the
     *                  underlying block devices. Block 0 is implicitly ignored
     *                  from the range to store the MBR.
     *  @param stop     End block address to mark the end of the partition,
     *                  this block is not mapped, negative addresses are calculated
     *                  from the end of the underlying block device.
     *  @return         0 on success or a negative error code on failure
     */
    static int partition(BlockDevice *bd, int part, uint8_t type, bd_addr_t start, bd_addr_t stop);

    /** Lifetime of the block device
     *
     *  @param bd       Block device to back the MBRBlockDevice
     *  @param part     Partition to use, 1-4
     */
    MBRBlockDevice(BlockDevice *bd, int part);

    /** Lifetime of the block device
     */
    virtual ~MBRBlockDevice() {};

    /** Initialize a block device
     *
     *  @return         0 on success or a negative error code on failure
     */
    virtual int init();

    /** Deinitialize a block device
     *
     *  @return         0 on success or a negative error code on failure
     */
    virtual int deinit();

    /** Ensure data on storage is in sync with the driver
     *
     *  @return         0 on success or a negative error code on failure
     */
    virtual int sync();

    /** Read blocks from a block device
     *
     *  @param buffer   Buffer to read blocks into
     *  @param addr     Address of block to begin reading from
     *  @param size     Size to read in bytes, must be a multiple of read block size
     *  @return         0 on success, negative error code on failure
     */
    virtual int read(void *buffer, bd_addr_t addr, bd_size_t size);

    /** Program blocks to a block device
     *
     *  The blocks must have been erased prior to being programmed
     *
     *  @param buffer   Buffer of data to write to blocks
     *  @param addr     Address of block to begin writing to
     *  @param size     Size to write in bytes, must be a multiple of program block size
     *  @return         0 on success, negative error code on failure
     */
    virtual int program(const void *buffer, bd_addr_t addr, bd_size_t size);

    /** Erase blocks on a block device
     *
     *  The state of an erased block is undefined until it has been programmed,
     *  unless get_erase_value returns a non-negative byte value
     *
     *  @param addr     Address of block to begin erasing
     *  @param size     Size to erase in bytes, must be a multiple of erase block size
     *  @return         0 on success, negative error code on failure
     */
    virtual int erase(bd_addr_t addr, bd_size_t size);

    /** Get the size of a readable block
     *
     *  @return         Size of a readable block in bytes
     */
    virtual bd_size_t get_read_size() const;

    /** Get the size of a programmable block
     *
     *  @return         Size of a programmable block in bytes
     *  @note Must be a multiple of the read size
     */
    virtual bd_size_t get_program_size() const;

    /** Get the size of an erasable block
     *
     *  @return         Size of an erasable block in bytes
     *  @note Must be a multiple of the program size
     */
    virtual bd_size_t get_erase_size() const;

    /** Get the size of an erasable block given address
     *
     *  @param addr     Address within the erasable block
     *  @return         Size of an erasable block in bytes
     *  @note Must be a multiple of the program size
     */
    virtual bd_size_t get_erase_size(bd_addr_t addr) const;

    /** Get the value of storage when erased
     *
     *  If get_erase_value returns a non-negative byte value, the underlying
     *  storage is set to that value when erased, and storage containing
     *  that value can be programmed without another erase.
     *
     *  @return         The value of storage when erased, or -1 if you can't
     *                  rely on the value of erased storage
     */
    virtual int get_erase_value() const;

    /** Get the total size of the underlying device
     *
     *  @return         Size of the underlying device in bytes
     */
    virtual bd_size_t size() const;

    /** Get the offset of the partition on the underlying block device
     *  @return         Offset of the partition on the underlying device
     */
    virtual bd_addr_t get_partition_start() const;

    /** Get size of partition on underlying block device
     *  @return         Size of the partition on the underlying device
     */
    virtual bd_addr_t get_partition_stop() const;

    /** Get 8-bit type of the partition
     *  @return         8-bit type of partition assigned during format
     */
    virtual uint8_t get_partition_type() const;

    /** Get the partition number
     *  @return         The partition number, 1-4
     */
    virtual int get_partition_number() const;

protected:
    BlockDevice *_bd;
    bd_size_t _offset;
    bd_size_t _size;
    uint8_t _type;
    uint8_t _part;
};


#endif