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#include "mbed.h"
#include "rtos.h"

#include "mbed_rpc.h"
#include "uLCD_4DGL.h"
#include <time.h>
#include <math.h>

/* Example RPC commands that have currently been implemented

/writeLCD/run Hello_world
/setTime/run <unix time> <UTC offset (-5 for Atlanta)>
/setTime/run 1256729737 -5

*/

volatile bool display_notification = false;
volatile bool display_time = true;

volatile int utc_offset; //keeps track of the current timezone of the watch

uLCD_4DGL uLCD(p9,p10,p11); // serial tx, serial rx, reset pin;
//Serial bluetooth(p13,p14);
Serial pc(USBTX, USBRX);

InterruptIn view_button(p12);

Mutex stdio_mutex; //mutex used when accessing stdio functions
Mutex lcd_mutex; //mutex used when accessing the lcd object

Thread bluetooth_thread; //thread responsible for receiving rpc commands over bluetooth
Thread time_thread; //thread responsible for updating the lcd with the current time

//rpc function prototypes
void displayNotification(Arguments *in, Reply *out);
void setTime (Arguments *in, Reply *out);
RPCFunction rpcWriteLCD(&displayNotification, "notify");
RPCFunction rpcSetTime(&setTime, "setTime");

//interrupt routine for when the input button is pressed
void view_button_pressed(void){
    display_notification = false;
    display_time = true;
}

//flip the y coordinate around so that standard cartesian coordinates can be used
int flipy(int y_coord){
 return (128-y_coord);
}

#define C_X 64
#define C_Y 64
#define M_PI 3.141592
//create the tick marks for an analog clock on the lcd display
void setup_analog_clock(uint32_t color){
     
     lcd_mutex.lock();
     uLCD.filled_circle(64, 64, 5, color); //centercircle
     double angle;
     //start from 3 oclock and draw all the clock tick marks counter-clockwise
     for(angle = 0; angle < (2*M_PI)-(M_PI/12); angle += M_PI/6){
         uLCD.line(54*cos(angle)+C_X,flipy(54*sin(angle)+C_Y), 64*cos(angle)+C_X,flipy(64*sin(angle)+C_Y), color); //3 oclock tick mark
     }
    lcd_mutex.unlock();
    
}

#define RAD_PER_SEC (2*M_PI)/60
#define RAD_PER_MIN (2*M_PI)/60
#define RAD_PER_HOUR (2*M_PI)/12
//create the second, minute, and hour hands for an analog clock on the lcd display
void show_time_analog(int sec, int minute, int hour, int day, int month, int year, uint32_t sec_color, uint32_t min_color, uint32_t hour_color, uint32_t back_color) {
    static double angle;
    static int prev_sec;
    static int prev_minute;
    static int prev_hour;
    
    lcd_mutex.lock();
    
    //tear down the previous hands that were drawn
    angle = -(RAD_PER_SEC*prev_sec) + M_PI/2;
    uLCD.line(C_X,C_Y,64*cos(angle)+C_X, flipy(64*sin(angle)+C_Y),back_color);
    
    angle = -(RAD_PER_MIN*prev_minute) + M_PI/2;
    uLCD.line(C_X,C_Y,52*cos(angle)+C_X, flipy(52*sin(angle)+C_Y),back_color);
    
    angle = -(RAD_PER_HOUR*prev_hour) + M_PI/2;
    uLCD.line(C_X,C_Y,40*cos(angle)+C_X, flipy(40*sin(angle)+C_Y),back_color);
    
    //draw the new hands
    angle = -(RAD_PER_SEC*sec) + M_PI/2;
    uLCD.line(C_X,C_Y,64*cos(angle)+C_X, flipy(64*sin(angle)+C_Y),sec_color);
    
    angle = -(RAD_PER_MIN*minute) + M_PI/2;
    uLCD.line(C_X,C_Y,52*cos(angle)+C_X, flipy(52*sin(angle)+C_Y),min_color);
    
    angle = -(RAD_PER_HOUR*hour) + M_PI/2;
    uLCD.line(C_X,C_Y,40*cos(angle)+C_X, flipy(40*sin(angle)+C_Y),hour_color);
    
    stdio_mutex.lock();
    
    //print the current date in a month/day/year format
    //uLCD.locate(4,10);
    //uLCD.printf("        ");
    uLCD.locate(4,10);
    uLCD.printf("%2d/%2d/%4d",month, day, year);
    uLCD.locate(8,11);
    if (hour < 12) {uLCD.printf("AM");}
    else {uLCD.printf("PM");}
    
    stdio_mutex.unlock();
    lcd_mutex.unlock();
    
    //store the location of the current hands
    prev_sec = sec;
    prev_minute = minute;
    prev_hour = hour;
  
}

void time_thread_func() {
    struct tm * t; //time struct defined in time.h
    static time_t unix_time;
    static bool prev_display_time;
    
    while (true) {
        if (display_time == true) {
            if (prev_display_time == false){ //clear whatever was previously on the screen
                lcd_mutex.lock();
                uLCD.cls();
                lcd_mutex.unlock(); 
            }
            unix_time = time(NULL);
            t = localtime(&unix_time);

            setup_analog_clock(WHITE);
            int hour = (t->tm_hour + utc_offset);
            if (hour < 0){ hour += 24;}
            show_time_analog(t->tm_sec,t->tm_min,hour,t->tm_mday,t->tm_mon+1,t->tm_year+1900,RED+BLUE,WHITE,BLUE,BLACK);
        }
        prev_display_time = display_time;
        
        Thread::wait(1000); //only update every second
    }
    
}


void bluetooth_thread_func() {
    
    //The mbed RPC classes are now wrapped to create an RPC enabled version - see RpcClasses.h so don't add to base class
    // receive commands, and send back the responses
    char buf[256], outbuf[256];
    uint16_t buf_pos = 0;
    
    while(true) {
        //Thread::wait(20);
        
        if (pc.readable() == true) { //comment out when using bluetooth to receive rpc commands
        //if (bluetooth.readable() == true) {
            
            stdio_mutex.lock();
            
            buf[buf_pos] = pc.getc(); //comment out when using bluetooth to receive rpc commands
            //buf[buf_pos] = bluetooth.getc();
            
            stdio_mutex.unlock();
            
            if (buf[buf_pos] == '\n') { //the end of the RPC command has been received
                buf[buf_pos] = '\0';
                buf_pos = 0;
                RPC::call(buf, outbuf);  //make an RPC call  
                
                stdio_mutex.lock();
                pc.printf("%s\n", outbuf); //send the response
                stdio_mutex.unlock();
            }
            else {
                buf_pos++;
            }
            
        } else { 
            Thread::yield();
        }
        
    }
}

int main() {
    
    uLCD.baudrate(3000000); //jack up baud rate to max for fast display
    view_button.mode(PullUp);
    view_button.fall(&view_button_pressed);
    
    
    bluetooth_thread.start(bluetooth_thread_func);
    time_thread.start(time_thread_func);

}

// Make sure the method takes in Arguments and Reply objects.
void setTime (Arguments *in, Reply *out)   {
    static const char * unix_time_str;
    uint32_t unix_time;
    int offset;
    //set_time(1256729737);  // Set RTC time to Wed, 28 Oct 2009 11:35:37
    unix_time_str = in->getArg<const char*>(); //get a pointer to the location where the argument string is stored
    offset = in->getArg<int>();
    unix_time = atoll(unix_time_str);
    utc_offset = offset;
    
    set_time(unix_time);  // Set RTC time to Wed, 28 Oct 2009 11:35:37
    
}


// Make sure the method takes in Arguments and Reply objects.
void displayNotification (Arguments *in, Reply *out)   {
    static char display_str[18];
    static const char * msg_str;
    int i,j;
    bool break_out = false;
    
    display_notification = true;
    display_time = false;
    
    msg_str = in->getArg<const char*>(); //get a pointer to the location where the argument string is stored
    
    stdio_mutex.lock();
    lcd_mutex.lock();
    
    uLCD.cls();
    uLCD.locate(0,0);
    i = 0;
    while(true){
        for(j=0; j<18; j++){
            if (msg_str[i+j] == '_'){
                display_str[j] = ' ';
            } else {
                display_str[j] = msg_str[i+j];
            }
            if (msg_str[i+j] == '\0') {break_out = true; break;}
        }
        i+= 18;
        uLCD.printf("%s\r\n",display_str);
        if (break_out){break;}
    }
    
    stdio_mutex.unlock();
    lcd_mutex.unlock();
    
}