A web server for monitoring and controlling a MakerBot Replicator over the USB host and ethernet.

Dependencies:   IAP NTPClient RTC mbed-rtos mbed Socket lwip-sys lwip BurstSPI

Fork of LPC1768_Mini-DK by Frank Vannieuwkerke

Makerbot Server for LPC1768 Copyright (c) 2013, jake (at) allaboutjake (dot) com All rights reserved.

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Warnings:

This is not a commercial product or a hardened and secure network appliance. It is intended as a thought experiment or proof of concept and should not be relied upon in any way. Always operate your 3D printer in a safe and controlled manner.

Do not connect this directly to the exposed internet. It is intended to be behind a secure firewall (and NAT) such that it will only accept commands from the local network. Imagine how much fun a hacker could have instructing your 3D printer to continually print Standford bunnies. Well it could be much worse then that- a malicious user could send commands that could crash your machine (both in the software sense, as well as in the "smash your moving parts against the side of the machine repeatedly sense), overheat your extruders, cause your build plate to catch fire, and do severe damage to the machine, any surrounding building and propery. You have been warned.

Never print unattended and be ready to step in and stop the machine if something goes wrong. Keep in mind, a 3D printer has heaters that are operating at high temperatures, and if something starts to burn, it could cause damage to the machine, other property, and/or hurt yourself, pets, or others.

You should understand what you are doing. The source code here is not intended as a finished product or set of step by step instructions. You should engineer your own solution, which may wind up being better than mine.

Proceed at your own risk. You've been warned. (Several times) If you break your Makerbot, burn your house down, or injure yourself or others, I take no responsibility.

Introduction

I've been working on a side project to solve the "last mile" problem for people wanting to print from the network on their bots. I feel like the first half of the problem is solved with the FlashAir- getting the files to the card. The next step is a lightweight way of sending the "play back capture" command to the bot.

I looked around for a microcontroller platform that supports both networking and can function as a USB host. I happened to have an mbed (mbed) on hand that fit the bill. The mbed also has a working online toolchain (you need to own an mbed to gain access to the compiler). Some people don't like the online development environment, but I'm a fan of "working" and "Mac compatible." It was a good start, but cost wise, you would need an mbed LPC1768 module and some sort of carrier board that has both USB host and ethernet, or rig up your own connector solution. I happened to also have a Seedstudio mbed shield carrier board. This provides ethernet and USB connectors, but is another $25, putting the solution at around $75.

I also had an LPC1768 development board here called the "Mini-DK2". It has a USB host and a wired ethernet connector on board (search ebay if you're interested). It's a single-board solution that costs only $32 (and for $40 you can get one with a touchscreen) Its the cheapest development board I've seen with both USB host and an ethernet connector. I considered RasPi, but I'm not on that bandwagon. Since I had the Mini-DK2 on hand from another project that never went anywhere, I moved from the mbed module and carrier board to the DK2.

The mbed environment can compile binaries that work on the DK2 (again, you need to own at least one 1768 mbed already to get a license to use the compiler), and the mbed libraries provide some nice features. A USB Host library and and Ethernet library were readily available. The USBHost library didn't quite work out of the box. It took some time and more learning about the USB protocols than I would have liked, but I have the board communicating over the USB Host and the Makerbot.

Changes to stock mbed libraries

Many libraries are imported, but then converted to folders as to unlink them.

mbed provides a USHost library that includes a USBHostSerial object for connecting to CDC serial devices. Unfortunately, it did not work for me out of the box. I spent some time learning about USB protocols. One good reference is [Jan Axelson's Lakeview Research](http://www.lvr.com/usb_virtual_com_port.htm) discussion about CDC.

I found that the stock library was sending the control transfers to Interface 1. From what I understand, the control transfers needed to go to interface 0. I modified the USBHostSerial library to correct this, and the serial port interface came to life.

Next, I found that I wasn't able to get reliable communication. I traced it to what I think is an odd C++ inheritance and override problem. The USBHostSerial class implements the Stream interface, allowing printf/scanf operations. This is done by overriding the virtual _getc and _putc methods. Unfortunately, and for a reason I can't understand, these methods were not being called consistently. Sometimes they would work, but other times they would not. My solution was to implement transmit/receive methods with different names, and since the names were different, they seemed to get called consistently. I'd like to learn exactly what's going on here, but I don't feel like debugging it for academic purposes when it works just fine with the added methods.

Usage

Connect up your chosen dev board to power, ethernet and the USB host to the Makerbot's USB cable. The Mini-DK uses a USB-OTG adapter for the USB host. If you're using a Mini-DK board with an LCD, it will inform you of it's IP address on the display. This means it is now listening for a connection on port 7654.

If you are using an mbed dev board, or a Mini-DK without a display, the message will be directed to the serial console. Connect your computer to the appropriate port at a baud rate of 115200 to see the messages.

Use a telnet client to connect to the given IP address at port 7654. Telnet clients typically revert to "line mode" on ports other than 21. This means you get a local echo and the command isn't sent until you press enter.

Once connected, you can send the following commands:

A <username>:<password> : Set a username & password for the web interface and the telnet interface. Use the format shown with a colon separating the username from the password.

V : Print the version and Makerbot name, as well as the local firmware version (the Makerbot_Server firmware as discussed here).

B <filename.x3g> : Build from SD the given filename. According tot he protocol spec, this command is limited to 12 characters, so 8.3 filenames only.

P : Pause an active build

R : Resume active build

C : Cancel build- note that this immediately halts the build and does not clear the build area. You might want to pause the build first, and then cancel shortly after to make sure the nozzle isn't left hot and in contact with a printed part.

S : Print build status, tool and platform temps

Q : Quit and logout

The Mini-DK has two onboard buttons (besides the ISP and reset buttons). Currently one button will trigger a pause (if the Makerbot is printing) and the other will resume (if the Makerbot it paused)

Compiling

Edit "Target.h" to set whether you're building for an MBED module or the Mini-DK2

Installation

If you are using a mbed, then you can simply load the BIN file to the mbed using the mass storage bootloader. The mbed mounts as if it were a USB thumbdrive, and you copy the BIN file to the drive. After a reset, you're running the installed firmware.

The MiniDK has a serial bootloader. You connect to this bootloader from the "top" USB connector (not the USB host one). Hold down the ISP button and then tap the reset button and then release the ISP button to put it into programming mode. I use [lpc21isp](http://sourceforge.net/projects/lpc21isp/) to load the binary. The other option is FlashMagic, which uses HEX files, so you'll need to use some sort of bin2hex utility to convert the firmware file if you use this utility. I can't really say if/how this works, as I don't use this method. See this (http://mbed.org/users/frankvnk/notebook/lpc1768-mini-dk/) for more info.

Credits

Some credits, where credit is due.

EthernetInterface - modified to include PHY code for both the MiniDK2 and MBED based on selected #definitions

Mini-DK - Thanks for Frank and Erik for doing all the heavy lifting getting the MBED compiler and libraries and peripherals working on the Mini-DK2

NTP Client - Thanks to Donatien for this library to set the clock over the network

RTC - Thanks to Erik for the RTC library. I've got it in my project, but I don't think I'm using it for anything (yet).

SimpleSocket - Thanks to Yamaguchi-san. Modified slightly to take out references to EthernetInterface::init() and ::getIPAddress(). For some reason these don't like to be called in a thread.

JPEGCamera - Thanks again to Yamaguchi-san. Modified to output the JPEG binary over a socket rather than to a file descriptor.

USBHost - modified as noted above

IAP - Thanks to Okano-san. Pulled out of the Mini-DK folder so that I could link it back to the base repository at the root level.

EthernetInterface/lwip-eth/arch/lpc17_emac.c

Committer:
jakeb
Date:
2013-08-23
Revision:
15:688b3e3958fd

File content as of revision 15:688b3e3958fd:

/**********************************************************************
* $Id$        lpc17_emac.c            2011-11-20
*//**
* @file        lpc17_emac.c
* @brief    LPC17 ethernet driver for LWIP
* @version    1.0
* @date        20. Nov. 2011
* @author    NXP MCU SW Application Team
* 
* Copyright(C) 2011, NXP Semiconductor
* All rights reserved.
*
***********************************************************************
* Software that is described herein is for illustrative purposes only
* which provides customers with programming information regarding the
* products. This software is supplied "AS IS" without any warranties.
* NXP Semiconductors assumes no responsibility or liability for the
* use of the software, conveys no license or title under any patent,
* copyright, or mask work right to the product. NXP Semiconductors
* reserves the right to make changes in the software without
* notification. NXP Semiconductors also make no representation or
* warranty that such application will be suitable for the specified
* use without further testing or modification.
**********************************************************************/

#include "lwip/opt.h"
#include "lwip/sys.h"
#include "lwip/def.h"
#include "lwip/mem.h"
#include "lwip/pbuf.h"
#include "lwip/stats.h"
#include "lwip/snmp.h"
#include "netif/etharp.h"
#include "netif/ppp_oe.h"

#include "lpc17xx_emac.h"
#include "lpc17_emac.h"
#include "lpc_emac_config.h"
#include "lpc_phy.h"
#include "sys_arch.h"

#include "mbed_interface.h"
#include <string.h>

#ifndef LPC_EMAC_RMII
#error LPC_EMAC_RMII is not defined!
#endif

#if LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS < 2
#error LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS must be at least 2
#endif

#if LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS < 3
#error LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS must be at least 3
#endif

/** @defgroup lwip17xx_emac_DRIVER    lpc17 EMAC driver for LWIP
 * @ingroup lwip_emac
 *
 * @{
 */

#if NO_SYS == 0
/** \brief  Driver transmit and receive thread priorities
 * 
 * Thread priorities for receive thread and TX cleanup thread. Alter
 * to prioritize receive or transmit bandwidth. In a heavily loaded
 * system or with LEIP_DEBUG enabled, the priorities might be better
 * the same. */
#define RX_PRIORITY   (osPriorityNormal)
#define TX_PRIORITY   (osPriorityNormal)

/** \brief  Debug output formatter lock define
 * 
 * When using FreeRTOS and with LWIP_DEBUG enabled, enabling this
 * define will allow RX debug messages to not interleave with the
 * TX messages (so they are actually readable). Not enabling this
 * define when the system is under load will cause the output to
 * be unreadable. There is a small tradeoff in performance for this
 * so use it only for debug. */
//#define LOCK_RX_THREAD

/** \brief  Receive group interrupts
 */
#define RXINTGROUP (EMAC_INT_RX_OVERRUN | EMAC_INT_RX_ERR | EMAC_INT_RX_DONE)

/** \brief  Transmit group interrupts
 */
#define TXINTGROUP (EMAC_INT_TX_UNDERRUN | EMAC_INT_TX_ERR | EMAC_INT_TX_DONE)

#else
#define RXINTGROUP 0
#define TXINTGROUP 0
#endif

 /** \brief  Structure of a TX/RX descriptor
 */
typedef struct
{
    volatile u32_t packet;        /**< Pointer to buffer */
    volatile u32_t control;       /**< Control word */
} LPC_TXRX_DESC_T;

/** \brief  Structure of a RX status entry
 */
typedef struct
{
    volatile u32_t statusinfo;   /**< RX status word */
    volatile u32_t statushashcrc; /**< RX hash CRC */
} LPC_TXRX_STATUS_T;

/* LPC EMAC driver data structure */
struct lpc_enetdata {
    /* prxs must be 8 byte aligned! */
    LPC_TXRX_STATUS_T prxs[LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS]; /**< Pointer to RX statuses */
    struct netif *netif;        /**< Reference back to LWIP parent netif */
    LPC_TXRX_DESC_T ptxd[LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS];   /**< Pointer to TX descriptor list */
    LPC_TXRX_STATUS_T ptxs[LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS]; /**< Pointer to TX statuses */
    LPC_TXRX_DESC_T prxd[LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS];   /**< Pointer to RX descriptor list */
    struct pbuf *rxb[LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS]; /**< RX pbuf pointer list, zero-copy mode */
    u32_t rx_fill_desc_index; /**< RX descriptor next available index */
    volatile u32_t rx_free_descs; /**< Count of free RX descriptors */
    struct pbuf *txb[LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS]; /**< TX pbuf pointer list, zero-copy mode */
    u32_t lpc_last_tx_idx; /**< TX last descriptor index, zero-copy mode */
#if NO_SYS == 0
    sys_sem_t RxSem; /**< RX receive thread wakeup semaphore */
    sys_sem_t TxCleanSem; /**< TX cleanup thread wakeup semaphore */
    sys_mutex_t TXLockMutex; /**< TX critical section mutex */
    sys_sem_t xTXDCountSem; /**< TX free buffer counting semaphore */
#endif
};

/** \brief  LPC EMAC driver work data
 */
ALIGNED(8) struct lpc_enetdata lpc_enetdata;

/* Write a value via the MII link (non-blocking) */
void lpc_mii_write_noblock(u32_t PhyReg, u32_t Value)
{
    /* Write value at PHY address and register */
    LPC_EMAC->MADR = (LPC_PHYDEF_PHYADDR << 8) | PhyReg;
    LPC_EMAC->MWTD = Value;
}

/* Write a value via the MII link (blocking) */
err_t lpc_mii_write(u32_t PhyReg, u32_t Value)
{
    u32_t mst = 250;
    err_t sts = ERR_OK;

    /* Write value at PHY address and register */
    lpc_mii_write_noblock(PhyReg, Value);

    /* Wait for unbusy status */
    while (mst > 0) {
        sts = LPC_EMAC->MIND;
        if ((sts & EMAC_MIND_BUSY) == 0)
            mst = 0;
        else {
            mst--;
            osDelay(1);
        }
    }

    if (sts != 0)
        sts = ERR_TIMEOUT;

    return sts;
}

/* Reads current MII link busy status */
u32_t lpc_mii_is_busy(void)
{
    return (u32_t) (LPC_EMAC->MIND & EMAC_MIND_BUSY);
}

/* Starts a read operation via the MII link (non-blocking) */
u32_t lpc_mii_read_data(void)
{
    u32_t data = LPC_EMAC->MRDD;
    LPC_EMAC->MCMD = 0;

    return data;
}

/* Starts a read operation via the MII link (non-blocking) */
void lpc_mii_read_noblock(u32_t PhyReg) 
{
    /* Read value at PHY address and register */
    LPC_EMAC->MADR = (LPC_PHYDEF_PHYADDR << 8) | PhyReg;
    LPC_EMAC->MCMD = EMAC_MCMD_READ;
}

/* Read a value via the MII link (blocking) */
err_t lpc_mii_read(u32_t PhyReg, u32_t *data) 
{
    u32_t mst = 250;
    err_t sts = ERR_OK;

    /* Read value at PHY address and register */
    lpc_mii_read_noblock(PhyReg);

    /* Wait for unbusy status */
    while (mst > 0) {
        sts = LPC_EMAC->MIND & ~EMAC_MIND_MII_LINK_FAIL;
        if ((sts & EMAC_MIND_BUSY) == 0) {
            mst = 0;
            *data = LPC_EMAC->MRDD;
        } else {
            mst--;
            osDelay(1);
        }
    }

    LPC_EMAC->MCMD = 0;

    if (sts != 0)
        sts = ERR_TIMEOUT;

    return sts;
}

/** \brief  Queues a pbuf into the RX descriptor list
 *
 *  \param[in] lpc_enetif Pointer to the drvier data structure
 *  \param[in] p            Pointer to pbuf to queue
 */
static void lpc_rxqueue_pbuf(struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif, struct pbuf *p)
{
    u32_t idx;

    /* Get next free descriptor index */
    idx = lpc_enetif->rx_fill_desc_index;

    /* Setup descriptor and clear statuses */
    lpc_enetif->prxd[idx].control = EMAC_RCTRL_INT | ((u32_t) (p->len - 1));
    lpc_enetif->prxd[idx].packet = (u32_t) p->payload;
    lpc_enetif->prxs[idx].statusinfo = 0xFFFFFFFF;
    lpc_enetif->prxs[idx].statushashcrc = 0xFFFFFFFF;

    /* Save pbuf pointer for push to network layer later */
    lpc_enetif->rxb[idx] = p;

    /* Wrap at end of descriptor list */
    idx++;
    if (idx >= LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS)
        idx = 0;

    /* Queue descriptor(s) */
    lpc_enetif->rx_free_descs -= 1;
    lpc_enetif->rx_fill_desc_index = idx;
    LPC_EMAC->RxConsumeIndex = idx;

    LWIP_DEBUGF(UDP_LPC_EMAC | LWIP_DBG_TRACE,
        ("lpc_rxqueue_pbuf: pbuf packet queued: %p (free desc=%d)\n", p,
            lpc_enetif->rx_free_descs));
}

/** \brief  Attempt to allocate and requeue a new pbuf for RX
 *
 *  \param[in]     netif Pointer to the netif structure
 *  \returns         1 if a packet was allocated and requeued, otherwise 0
 */
s32_t lpc_rx_queue(struct netif *netif)
{
    struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif = netif->state;
    struct pbuf *p;
    s32_t queued = 0;

    /* Attempt to requeue as many packets as possible */
    while (lpc_enetif->rx_free_descs > 0) {
        /* Allocate a pbuf from the pool. We need to allocate at the
           maximum size as we don't know the size of the yet to be
           received packet. */
        p = pbuf_alloc(PBUF_RAW, (u16_t) EMAC_ETH_MAX_FLEN, PBUF_RAM);
        if (p == NULL) {
            LWIP_DEBUGF(UDP_LPC_EMAC | LWIP_DBG_TRACE,
                ("lpc_rx_queue: could not allocate RX pbuf (free desc=%d)\n",
                lpc_enetif->rx_free_descs));
            return queued;
        }

        /* pbufs allocated from the RAM pool should be non-chained. */
        LWIP_ASSERT("lpc_rx_queue: pbuf is not contiguous (chained)",
            pbuf_clen(p) <= 1);

        /* Queue packet */
        lpc_rxqueue_pbuf(lpc_enetif, p);

        /* Update queued count */
        queued++;
    }

    return queued;
}

/** \brief  Sets up the RX descriptor ring buffers.
 * 
 *  This function sets up the descriptor list used for receive packets.
 *
 *  \param[in]  lpc_enetif  Pointer to driver data structure
 *  \returns                   Always returns ERR_OK
 */
static err_t lpc_rx_setup(struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif)
{
    /* Setup pointers to RX structures */
    LPC_EMAC->RxDescriptor = (u32_t) &lpc_enetif->prxd[0];
    LPC_EMAC->RxStatus = (u32_t) &lpc_enetif->prxs[0];
    LPC_EMAC->RxDescriptorNumber = LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS - 1;

    lpc_enetif->rx_free_descs = LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS;
    lpc_enetif->rx_fill_desc_index = 0;

    /* Build RX buffer and descriptors */
    lpc_rx_queue(lpc_enetif->netif);

    return ERR_OK;
}

/** \brief  Allocates a pbuf and returns the data from the incoming packet.
 *
 *  \param[in] netif the lwip network interface structure for this lpc_enetif
 *  \return a pbuf filled with the received packet (including MAC header)
 *         NULL on memory error
 */
static struct pbuf *lpc_low_level_input(struct netif *netif)
{
    struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif = netif->state;
    struct pbuf *p = NULL;
    u32_t idx, length;

#ifdef LOCK_RX_THREAD
#if NO_SYS == 0
    /* Get exclusive access */
    sys_mutex_lock(&lpc_enetif->TXLockMutex);
#endif
#endif

    /* Monitor RX overrun status. This should never happen unless
       (possibly) the internal bus is behing held up by something.
       Unless your system is running at a very low clock speed or
       there are possibilities that the internal buses may be held
       up for a long time, this can probably safely be removed. */
    if (LPC_EMAC->IntStatus & EMAC_INT_RX_OVERRUN) {
        LINK_STATS_INC(link.err);
        LINK_STATS_INC(link.drop);

        /* Temporarily disable RX */
        LPC_EMAC->MAC1 &= ~EMAC_MAC1_REC_EN;

        /* Reset the RX side */
        LPC_EMAC->MAC1 |= EMAC_MAC1_RES_RX;
        LPC_EMAC->IntClear = EMAC_INT_RX_OVERRUN;

        /* De-allocate all queued RX pbufs */
        for (idx = 0; idx < LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS; idx++) {
            if (lpc_enetif->rxb[idx] != NULL) {
                pbuf_free(lpc_enetif->rxb[idx]);
                lpc_enetif->rxb[idx] = NULL;
            }
        }

        /* Start RX side again */
        lpc_rx_setup(lpc_enetif);

        /* Re-enable RX */
        LPC_EMAC->MAC1 |= EMAC_MAC1_REC_EN;

#ifdef LOCK_RX_THREAD
#if NO_SYS == 0
        sys_mutex_unlock(&lpc_enetif->TXLockMutex);
#endif
#endif

        return NULL;
    }

    /* Determine if a frame has been received */
    length = 0;
    idx = LPC_EMAC->RxConsumeIndex;
    if (LPC_EMAC->RxProduceIndex != idx) {
        /* Handle errors */
        if (lpc_enetif->prxs[idx].statusinfo & (EMAC_RINFO_CRC_ERR |
            EMAC_RINFO_SYM_ERR | EMAC_RINFO_ALIGN_ERR | EMAC_RINFO_LEN_ERR)) {
#if LINK_STATS
            if (lpc_enetif->prxs[idx].statusinfo & (EMAC_RINFO_CRC_ERR |
                EMAC_RINFO_SYM_ERR | EMAC_RINFO_ALIGN_ERR))
                LINK_STATS_INC(link.chkerr);
            if (lpc_enetif->prxs[idx].statusinfo & EMAC_RINFO_LEN_ERR)
                LINK_STATS_INC(link.lenerr);
#endif

            /* Drop the frame */
            LINK_STATS_INC(link.drop);

            /* Re-queue the pbuf for receive */
            lpc_enetif->rx_free_descs++;
            p = lpc_enetif->rxb[idx];
            lpc_enetif->rxb[idx] = NULL;
            lpc_rxqueue_pbuf(lpc_enetif, p);

            LWIP_DEBUGF(UDP_LPC_EMAC | LWIP_DBG_TRACE,
                ("lpc_low_level_input: Packet dropped with errors (0x%x)\n",
                lpc_enetif->prxs[idx].statusinfo));
        } else {
            /* A packet is waiting, get length */
            length = (lpc_enetif->prxs[idx].statusinfo & 0x7FF) + 1;

            /* Zero-copy */
            p = lpc_enetif->rxb[idx];
            p->len = (u16_t) length;

            /* Free pbuf from desriptor */
            lpc_enetif->rxb[idx] = NULL;
            lpc_enetif->rx_free_descs++;

            LWIP_DEBUGF(UDP_LPC_EMAC | LWIP_DBG_TRACE,
                ("lpc_low_level_input: Packet received: %p, size %d (index=%d)\n",
                p, length, idx));

            /* Save size */
            p->tot_len = (u16_t) length;
            LINK_STATS_INC(link.recv);

            /* Queue new buffer(s) */
            lpc_rx_queue(lpc_enetif->netif);
        }
    }

#ifdef LOCK_RX_THREAD
#if NO_SYS == 0
    sys_mutex_unlock(&lpc_enetif->TXLockMutex);
#endif
#endif

    return p;  
}

/** \brief  Attempt to read a packet from the EMAC interface.
 *
 *  \param[in] netif the lwip network interface structure for this lpc_enetif
 */
void lpc_enetif_input(struct netif *netif)
{
    struct eth_hdr *ethhdr;
    struct pbuf *p;

    /* move received packet into a new pbuf */
    p = lpc_low_level_input(netif);
    if (p == NULL)
        return;

    /* points to packet payload, which starts with an Ethernet header */
    ethhdr = p->payload;

    switch (htons(ethhdr->type)) {
        case ETHTYPE_IP:
        case ETHTYPE_ARP:
#if PPPOE_SUPPORT
        case ETHTYPE_PPPOEDISC:
        case ETHTYPE_PPPOE:
#endif /* PPPOE_SUPPORT */
            /* full packet send to tcpip_thread to process */
            if (netif->input(p, netif) != ERR_OK) {
                LWIP_DEBUGF(NETIF_DEBUG, ("lpc_enetif_input: IP input error\n"));
                /* Free buffer */
                pbuf_free(p);
            }
            break;

        default:
            /* Return buffer */
            pbuf_free(p);
            break;
    }
}

/** \brief  Determine if the passed address is usable for the ethernet
 *          DMA controller.
 *
 *  \param[in] addr Address of packet to check for DMA safe operation
 *  \return          1 if the packet address is not safe, otherwise 0
 */
static s32_t lpc_packet_addr_notsafe(void *addr) {
    /* Check for legal address ranges */
    if ((((u32_t) addr >= 0x2007C000) && ((u32_t) addr < 0x20083FFF))) {
        return 0;
    }
    return 1;
}

/** \brief  Sets up the TX descriptor ring buffers.
 *
 *  This function sets up the descriptor list used for transmit packets.
 *
 *  \param[in]      lpc_enetif  Pointer to driver data structure
 */
static err_t lpc_tx_setup(struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif)
{
    s32_t idx;

    /* Build TX descriptors for local buffers */
    for (idx = 0; idx < LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS; idx++) {
        lpc_enetif->ptxd[idx].control = 0;
        lpc_enetif->ptxs[idx].statusinfo = 0xFFFFFFFF;
    }

    /* Setup pointers to TX structures */
    LPC_EMAC->TxDescriptor = (u32_t) &lpc_enetif->ptxd[0];
    LPC_EMAC->TxStatus = (u32_t) &lpc_enetif->ptxs[0];
    LPC_EMAC->TxDescriptorNumber = LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS - 1;

    lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx = 0;

    return ERR_OK;
}

/** \brief  Free TX buffers that are complete
 *
 *  \param[in] lpc_enetif  Pointer to driver data structure
 *  \param[in] cidx  EMAC current descriptor comsumer index
 */
static void lpc_tx_reclaim_st(struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif, u32_t cidx)
{
#if NO_SYS == 0
    /* Get exclusive access */
    sys_mutex_lock(&lpc_enetif->TXLockMutex);
#endif

    while (cidx != lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx) {
        if (lpc_enetif->txb[lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx] != NULL) {
            LWIP_DEBUGF(UDP_LPC_EMAC | LWIP_DBG_TRACE,
                ("lpc_tx_reclaim_st: Freeing packet %p (index %d)\n",
                lpc_enetif->txb[lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx],
                lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx));
            pbuf_free(lpc_enetif->txb[lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx]);
             lpc_enetif->txb[lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx] = NULL;
        }

#if NO_SYS == 0
        osSemaphoreRelease(lpc_enetif->xTXDCountSem.id);
#endif
        lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx++;
        if (lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx >= LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS)
            lpc_enetif->lpc_last_tx_idx = 0;
    }

#if NO_SYS == 0
    /* Restore access */
    sys_mutex_unlock(&lpc_enetif->TXLockMutex);
#endif
}

/** \brief  User call for freeingTX buffers that are complete
 *
 *  \param[in] netif the lwip network interface structure for this lpc_enetif
 */
void lpc_tx_reclaim(struct netif *netif)
{
    lpc_tx_reclaim_st((struct lpc_enetdata *) netif->state,
        LPC_EMAC->TxConsumeIndex);
}

 /** \brief  Polls if an available TX descriptor is ready. Can be used to
 *           determine if the low level transmit function will block.
 *
 *  \param[in] netif the lwip network interface structure for this lpc_enetif
 *  \return 0 if no descriptors are read, or >0
 */
s32_t lpc_tx_ready(struct netif *netif)
{
    s32_t fb;
    u32_t idx, cidx;

    cidx = LPC_EMAC->TxConsumeIndex;
    idx = LPC_EMAC->TxProduceIndex;

    /* Determine number of free buffers */
    if (idx == cidx)
        fb = LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS;
    else if (cidx > idx)
        fb = (LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS - 1) -
            ((idx + LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS) - cidx);
    else
        fb = (LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS - 1) - (cidx - idx);

    return fb;
}

/** \brief  Low level output of a packet. Never call this from an
 *          interrupt context, as it may block until TX descriptors
 *          become available.
 *
 *  \param[in] netif the lwip network interface structure for this lpc_enetif
 *  \param[in] p the MAC packet to send (e.g. IP packet including MAC addresses and type)
 *  \return ERR_OK if the packet could be sent or an err_t value if the packet couldn't be sent
 */
static err_t lpc_low_level_output(struct netif *netif, struct pbuf *p)
{
    struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif = netif->state;
    struct pbuf *q;
    u8_t *dst;
    u32_t idx;
    struct pbuf *np;
    u32_t dn, notdmasafe = 0;

    /* Zero-copy TX buffers may be fragmented across mutliple payload
       chains. Determine the number of descriptors needed for the
       transfer. The pbuf chaining can be a mess! */
    dn = (u32_t) pbuf_clen(p);

    /* Test to make sure packet addresses are DMA safe. A DMA safe
       address is once that uses external memory or periphheral RAM.
       IRAM and FLASH are not safe! */
    for (q = p; q != NULL; q = q->next)
        notdmasafe += lpc_packet_addr_notsafe(q->payload);

#if LPC_TX_PBUF_BOUNCE_EN==1
    /* If the pbuf is not DMA safe, a new bounce buffer (pbuf) will be
       created that will be used instead. This requires an copy from the
       non-safe DMA region to the new pbuf */
    if (notdmasafe) {
        /* Allocate a pbuf in DMA memory */
        np = pbuf_alloc(PBUF_RAW, p->tot_len, PBUF_RAM);
        if (np == NULL)
            return ERR_MEM;    

        /* This buffer better be contiguous! */
        LWIP_ASSERT("lpc_low_level_output: New transmit pbuf is chained",
            (pbuf_clen(np) == 1));

        /* Copy to DMA safe pbuf */
        dst = (u8_t *) np->payload;
         for(q = p; q != NULL; q = q->next) {
            /* Copy the buffer to the descriptor's buffer */
              MEMCPY(dst, (u8_t *) q->payload, q->len);
          dst += q->len;
        }
        np->len = p->tot_len; 

        LWIP_DEBUGF(UDP_LPC_EMAC | LWIP_DBG_TRACE,
            ("lpc_low_level_output: Switched to DMA safe buffer, old=%p, new=%p\n",
            q, np));

        /* use the new buffer for descrptor queueing. The original pbuf will
           be de-allocated outsuide this driver. */
        p = np;
        dn = 1;
    }
#else
    if (notdmasafe)
        LWIP_ASSERT("lpc_low_level_output: Not a DMA safe pbuf",
            (notdmasafe == 0));
#endif

    /* Wait until enough descriptors are available for the transfer. */
    /* THIS WILL BLOCK UNTIL THERE ARE ENOUGH DESCRIPTORS AVAILABLE */
    while (dn > lpc_tx_ready(netif))
#if NO_SYS == 0
        osSemaphoreWait(lpc_enetif->xTXDCountSem.id, osWaitForever);
#else
        osDelay(1);
#endif

    /* Get free TX buffer index */
    idx = LPC_EMAC->TxProduceIndex;

#if NO_SYS == 0
    /* Get exclusive access */
    sys_mutex_lock(&lpc_enetif->TXLockMutex);
#endif

    /* Prevent LWIP from de-allocating this pbuf. The driver will
       free it once it's been transmitted. */
    if (!notdmasafe)
        pbuf_ref(p);

    /* Setup transfers */
    q = p;
    while (dn > 0) {
        dn--;

        /* Only save pointer to free on last descriptor */
        if (dn == 0) {
            /* Save size of packet and signal it's ready */
            lpc_enetif->ptxd[idx].control = (q->len - 1) | EMAC_TCTRL_INT |
                EMAC_TCTRL_LAST;
            lpc_enetif->txb[idx] = p;
        }
        else {
            /* Save size of packet, descriptor is not last */
            lpc_enetif->ptxd[idx].control = (q->len - 1) | EMAC_TCTRL_INT;
            lpc_enetif->txb[idx] = NULL;
        }

        LWIP_DEBUGF(UDP_LPC_EMAC | LWIP_DBG_TRACE,
            ("lpc_low_level_output: pbuf packet(%p) sent, chain#=%d,"
            " size = %d (index=%d)\n", q->payload, dn, q->len, idx));

        lpc_enetif->ptxd[idx].packet = (u32_t) q->payload;

        q = q->next;

        idx++;
        if (idx >= LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS)
            idx = 0;
    }

    LPC_EMAC->TxProduceIndex = idx;

    LINK_STATS_INC(link.xmit);

#if NO_SYS == 0
    /* Restore access */
    sys_mutex_unlock(&lpc_enetif->TXLockMutex);
#endif

    return ERR_OK;
}

/** \brief  LPC EMAC interrupt handler.
 *
 *  This function handles the transmit, receive, and error interrupt of
 *  the LPC177x_8x. This is meant to be used when NO_SYS=0.
 */
void ENET_IRQHandler(void)
{
#if NO_SYS == 1
    /* Interrupts are not used without an RTOS */
    NVIC_DisableIRQ(ENET_IRQn);
#else
    uint32_t ints;

    /* Interrupts are of 2 groups - transmit or receive. Based on the
       interrupt, kick off the receive or transmit (cleanup) task */

    /* Get pending interrupts */
    ints = LPC_EMAC->IntStatus;

    if (ints & RXINTGROUP) {
        /* RX group interrupt(s): Give semaphore to wakeup RX receive task.*/
        sys_sem_signal(&lpc_enetdata.RxSem);
    }
    
    if (ints & TXINTGROUP) {
        /* TX group interrupt(s): Give semaphore to wakeup TX cleanup task. */
        sys_sem_signal(&lpc_enetdata.TxCleanSem);
    }
    
    /* Clear pending interrupts */
    LPC_EMAC->IntClear = ints;
#endif
}

#if NO_SYS == 0
/** \brief  Packet reception task
 *
 * This task is called when a packet is received. It will
 * pass the packet to the LWIP core.
 *
 *  \param[in] pvParameters Not used yet
 */
static void packet_rx(void* pvParameters) {
    struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif = pvParameters;
    
    while (1) {
        /* Wait for receive task to wakeup */
        sys_arch_sem_wait(&lpc_enetif->RxSem, 0);
        
        /* Process packets until all empty */
        while (LPC_EMAC->RxConsumeIndex != LPC_EMAC->RxProduceIndex)
            lpc_enetif_input(lpc_enetif->netif);
    }
}

/** \brief  Transmit cleanup task
 *
 * This task is called when a transmit interrupt occurs and
 * reclaims the pbuf and descriptor used for the packet once
 * the packet has been transferred.
 *
 *  \param[in] pvParameters Not used yet
 */
static void packet_tx(void* pvParameters) {
    struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif = pvParameters;
    s32_t idx;
    
    while (1) {
        /* Wait for transmit cleanup task to wakeup */
        sys_arch_sem_wait(&lpc_enetif->TxCleanSem, 0);
        
        /* Error handling for TX underruns. This should never happen unless
           something is holding the bus or the clocks are going too slow. It
            can probably be safely removed. */
        if (LPC_EMAC->IntStatus & EMAC_INT_TX_UNDERRUN) {
            LINK_STATS_INC(link.err);
            LINK_STATS_INC(link.drop);
            
#if NO_SYS == 0
            /* Get exclusive access */
            sys_mutex_lock(&lpc_enetif->TXLockMutex);
#endif
            /* Reset the TX side */
            LPC_EMAC->MAC1 |= EMAC_MAC1_RES_TX;
            LPC_EMAC->IntClear = EMAC_INT_TX_UNDERRUN;
            
            /* De-allocate all queued TX pbufs */
            for (idx = 0; idx < LPC_NUM_BUFF_RXDESCS; idx++) {
                if (lpc_enetif->txb[idx] != NULL) {
                    pbuf_free(lpc_enetif->txb[idx]);
                    lpc_enetif->txb[idx] = NULL;
                }
            }
            
#if NO_SYS == 0
            /* Restore access */
            sys_mutex_unlock(&lpc_enetif->TXLockMutex);
#endif
            /* Start TX side again */
            lpc_tx_setup(lpc_enetif);
        } else {
            /* Free TX buffers that are done sending */
            lpc_tx_reclaim(lpc_enetdata.netif);
        }
    }
}
#endif

/** \brief  Low level init of the MAC and PHY.
 *
 *  \param[in]      netif  Pointer to LWIP netif structure
 */
static err_t low_level_init(struct netif *netif)
{
    struct lpc_enetdata *lpc_enetif = netif->state;
    err_t err = ERR_OK;

    /* Enable MII clocking */
    LPC_SC->PCONP |= CLKPWR_PCONP_PCENET;
    
    LPC_PINCON->PINSEL2 = 0x50150105;                  /* Enable P1 Ethernet Pins. */
    LPC_PINCON->PINSEL3 = (LPC_PINCON->PINSEL3 & ~0x0000000F) | 0x00000005;
    
    /* Reset all MAC logic */
    LPC_EMAC->MAC1 = EMAC_MAC1_RES_TX | EMAC_MAC1_RES_MCS_TX |
        EMAC_MAC1_RES_RX | EMAC_MAC1_RES_MCS_RX | EMAC_MAC1_SIM_RES |
        EMAC_MAC1_SOFT_RES;
    LPC_EMAC->Command = EMAC_CR_REG_RES | EMAC_CR_TX_RES | EMAC_CR_RX_RES |
        EMAC_CR_PASS_RUNT_FRM;
    osDelay(10);
    
    /* Initial MAC initialization */
    LPC_EMAC->MAC1 = EMAC_MAC1_PASS_ALL;
    LPC_EMAC->MAC2 = EMAC_MAC2_CRC_EN | EMAC_MAC2_PAD_EN |
        EMAC_MAC2_VLAN_PAD_EN;
    LPC_EMAC->MAXF = EMAC_ETH_MAX_FLEN;

    /* Set RMII management clock rate to lowest speed */
    LPC_EMAC->MCFG = EMAC_MCFG_CLK_SEL(11) | EMAC_MCFG_RES_MII;
    LPC_EMAC->MCFG &= ~EMAC_MCFG_RES_MII;

    /* Maximum number of retries, 0x37 collision window, gap */
    LPC_EMAC->CLRT = EMAC_CLRT_DEF;
    LPC_EMAC->IPGR = EMAC_IPGR_P1_DEF | EMAC_IPGR_P2_DEF;

#if LPC_EMAC_RMII
    /* RMII setup */
    LPC_EMAC->Command = EMAC_CR_PASS_RUNT_FRM | EMAC_CR_RMII;
#else
    /* MII setup */
    LPC_EMAC->CR = EMAC_CR_PASS_RUNT_FRM;
#endif

    /* Initialize the PHY and reset */
    err = lpc_phy_init(netif, LPC_EMAC_RMII);
    if (err != ERR_OK)
         return err;

    /* Save station address */
    LPC_EMAC->SA2 = (u32_t) netif->hwaddr[0] |
        (((u32_t) netif->hwaddr[1]) << 8);
    LPC_EMAC->SA1 = (u32_t) netif->hwaddr[2] |
        (((u32_t) netif->hwaddr[3]) << 8);
    LPC_EMAC->SA0 = (u32_t) netif->hwaddr[4] |
        (((u32_t) netif->hwaddr[5]) << 8);

    /* Setup transmit and receive descriptors */
    if (lpc_tx_setup(lpc_enetif) != ERR_OK)
        return ERR_BUF;
    if (lpc_rx_setup(lpc_enetif) != ERR_OK)
        return ERR_BUF;

    /* Enable packet reception */
#if IP_SOF_BROADCAST_RECV
    LPC_EMAC->RxFilterCtrl = EMAC_RFC_PERFECT_EN | EMAC_RFC_BCAST_EN;
#else
    LPC_EMAC->RxFilterCtrl = EMAC_RFC_PERFECT_EN;
#endif

    /* Clear and enable rx/tx interrupts */
    LPC_EMAC->IntClear = 0xFFFF;
    LPC_EMAC->IntEnable = RXINTGROUP | TXINTGROUP;

    /* Enable RX and TX */
    LPC_EMAC->Command |= EMAC_CR_RX_EN | EMAC_CR_TX_EN;
    LPC_EMAC->MAC1 |= EMAC_MAC1_REC_EN;

    return err;
}

/* This function provides a method for the PHY to setup the EMAC
   for the PHY negotiated duplex mode */
void lpc_emac_set_duplex(int full_duplex)
{
    if (full_duplex) {
        LPC_EMAC->MAC2    |= EMAC_MAC2_FULL_DUP;
        LPC_EMAC->Command |= EMAC_CR_FULL_DUP;
        LPC_EMAC->IPGT     = EMAC_IPGT_FULL_DUP;
    } else {
        LPC_EMAC->MAC2    &= ~EMAC_MAC2_FULL_DUP;
        LPC_EMAC->Command &= ~EMAC_CR_FULL_DUP;
        LPC_EMAC->IPGT = EMAC_IPGT_HALF_DUP;
    }
}

/* This function provides a method for the PHY to setup the EMAC
   for the PHY negotiated bit rate */
void lpc_emac_set_speed(int mbs_100)
{
    if (mbs_100)
        LPC_EMAC->SUPP = EMAC_SUPP_SPEED;
    else
        LPC_EMAC->SUPP = 0;
}

/**
 * This function is the ethernet packet send function. It calls
 * etharp_output after checking link status.
 *
 * \param[in] netif the lwip network interface structure for this lpc_enetif
 * \param[in] q Pointer to pbug to send
 * \param[in] ipaddr IP address 
 * \return ERR_OK or error code
 */
err_t lpc_etharp_output(struct netif *netif, struct pbuf *q,
    ip_addr_t *ipaddr)
{
    /* Only send packet is link is up */
    if (netif->flags & NETIF_FLAG_LINK_UP)
        return etharp_output(netif, q, ipaddr);

    return ERR_CONN;
}

#if NO_SYS == 0
/* periodic PHY status update */
void phy_update(void const *nif) {
    lpc_phy_sts_sm((struct netif*)nif);
}
osTimerDef(phy_update, phy_update);
#endif

/**
 * Should be called at the beginning of the program to set up the
 * network interface.
 *
 * This function should be passed as a parameter to netif_add().
 *
 * @param[in] netif the lwip network interface structure for this lpc_enetif
 * @return ERR_OK if the loopif is initialized
 *         ERR_MEM if private data couldn't be allocated
 *         any other err_t on error
 */
err_t lpc_enetif_init(struct netif *netif)
{
    err_t err;

    LWIP_ASSERT("netif != NULL", (netif != NULL));
    
    lpc_enetdata.netif = netif;

    /* set MAC hardware address */
    mbed_mac_address((char *)netif->hwaddr);
    netif->hwaddr_len = ETHARP_HWADDR_LEN;

     /* maximum transfer unit */
    netif->mtu = 1500;

    /* device capabilities */
    netif->flags = NETIF_FLAG_BROADCAST | NETIF_FLAG_ETHARP | NETIF_FLAG_ETHERNET;

    /* Initialize the hardware */
    netif->state = &lpc_enetdata;
    err = low_level_init(netif);
    if (err != ERR_OK)
        return err;

#if LWIP_NETIF_HOSTNAME
    /* Initialize interface hostname */
    netif->hostname = "lwiplpc";
#endif /* LWIP_NETIF_HOSTNAME */

    netif->name[0] = 'e';
    netif->name[1] = 'n';

    netif->output = lpc_etharp_output;
    netif->linkoutput = lpc_low_level_output;

    /* CMSIS-RTOS, start tasks */
#if NO_SYS == 0
#ifdef CMSIS_OS_RTX
    memset(lpc_enetdata.xTXDCountSem.data, 0, sizeof(lpc_enetdata.xTXDCountSem.data));
    lpc_enetdata.xTXDCountSem.def.semaphore = lpc_enetdata.xTXDCountSem.data;
#endif
    lpc_enetdata.xTXDCountSem.id = osSemaphoreCreate(&lpc_enetdata.xTXDCountSem.def, LPC_NUM_BUFF_TXDESCS);
    LWIP_ASSERT("xTXDCountSem creation error", (lpc_enetdata.xTXDCountSem.id != NULL));

    err = sys_mutex_new(&lpc_enetdata.TXLockMutex);
    LWIP_ASSERT("TXLockMutex creation error", (err == ERR_OK));

    /* Packet receive task */
    err = sys_sem_new(&lpc_enetdata.RxSem, 0);
    LWIP_ASSERT("RxSem creation error", (err == ERR_OK));
    sys_thread_new("receive_thread", packet_rx, netif->state, DEFAULT_THREAD_STACKSIZE, RX_PRIORITY);

    /* Transmit cleanup task */
    err = sys_sem_new(&lpc_enetdata.TxCleanSem, 0);
    LWIP_ASSERT("TxCleanSem creation error", (err == ERR_OK));
    sys_thread_new("txclean_thread", packet_tx, netif->state, DEFAULT_THREAD_STACKSIZE, TX_PRIORITY);
    
    /* periodic PHY status update */
    osTimerId phy_timer = osTimerCreate(osTimer(phy_update), osTimerPeriodic, (void *)netif);
    osTimerStart(phy_timer, 250);
#endif
    
    return ERR_OK;
}

/**
 * @}
 */

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