Class to provide simple access to I2C EEPROM chiles like Microchip's 24LC range or AMTELS AT24C range. Chips up to 64Kb in size are directly supported. Updated to Mbed OS v 5.1

Dependents:   storage_test

I2CEeprom.h

Committer:
skyscraper
Date:
2020-03-28
Revision:
8:0c122f839dc9
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/* Simple access class for I2C EEPROM chips like Microchip 24LC
 * Copyright (c) 2015 Robin Hourahane
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
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 */
 
#ifndef __I2CEEPROM_H__
#define __I2CEEPROM_H__

#include <mbed.h>

/// Class to provide simple access to I2C EEPROM chips like Microchip's 24LC range
/// or AMTELS AT24C range.
/// Chips up to 64Kb in size are directly supported.
/// The class handles multiple page writes so any amount of data can be written in
/// a single call to write. 
/// The code is modified from the original to better support RTOS.
///
/// At start of a write(addr,buffer,size), a buffer of up to pageSize + 2
/// is allocated on the heap, and the data and address are copied to it.
/// This allows the write to proceed without unlocking, which might allow
/// another device on the bus access and so corrupt the write.
/// This allocation per write fits my usecase, where eeeprom variables
/// are written in a special menu mode at start up, but it may be better to
/// preallocate a buffer once at startup, if writes are occurring at arbitrary
/// times during execution to prevent surprises with out of memory issues
/// when trying to write during normal execution.
///
/// The constructor takes the I2C bus by non-const reference. This enables
/// a single I2C bus to be shared among many i2c devices.
/// Mbed OS enforces a lock on the bus during a bus read or write
/// so that locks are atomic
/// 
/// Tested on a Microchip 24LC128.
class I2CEeprom {
public:
    /// Constructor to create a new instance of the class.
    /// @param i2c a reference to the i2c bus the chip is connected to.
    /// @param address The 8bit I2C address of the chip.
    /// @param pageSize The size of the page used in writing to the chip.
    /// @param chipSize The size of the memory in the chip for range check. 
    /// @param writeCycleTime_ms The write cycle time in ms. 
    I2CEeprom(
            I2C& i2c, 
            int address, 
            size_t pageSize, 
            size_t chipSize,
            uint8_t writeCycleTime_ms);
    
    /// Read a single byte from the address in memory.
    /// @param address Memory address to read from.
    /// @param value Variable to receive value read.
    /// @returns Number of bytes read from memory.
    size_t read(size_t address, char &value);
    
    /// Read multiple bytes starting from the address in memory.
    /// @param address Memory address to start reading from.
    /// @param buffer Pointer to buffer to hold bytes read from memory.
    /// @param size Number of bytes to be read from memory.
    /// @returns Number of bytes read from memory.
    size_t read(size_t address, char *buffer, size_t size);
    
    /// Read either an instance or an array of a POD type from memory.
    /// Note the value of the type can't contain pointers.
    /// @param address Start address for reading memory.
    /// @param value Object to be read from memory.
    /// @returns Number of bytes read from memory.
    template<typename T> size_t read(size_t address, T &value) {
        return read(address, reinterpret_cast<char *>(&value), sizeof(T));
    }
    
    /// Write a single byte to the address in memory.
    /// @param address Memory address to write to.
    /// @param value Value to be written to memory.
    /// @returns Number of bytes written to memory.
    size_t write(size_t address, char value);

    /// Write multiple bytes starting from the address in memory.
    /// Note that in this implementation, a buffer is allocated on the heap
    /// for the
    /// @param address Memory address to start writting to.
    /// @param buffer Pointer to buffer holding the bytes to write to memory.
    /// @param size Number of bytes to be written to memory.
    /// @returns Number of bytes written to memory.
    size_t write(size_t address, const char *buffer, size_t size);

    /// Write either an instance or an array of a POD type to memory.
    /// Note the value of the type can't contain pointers.
    /// @param address Start address to write to memory.
    /// @returns Number of bytes written to memory.
    template<typename T> size_t write(size_t address, const T &value) {
        return write(address, reinterpret_cast<const char *>(&value), sizeof(T));
    }
        
private:
    // Wait for a write cycle to complete using polling and small waits.
    void waitForWrite();
    size_t ll_write(size_t address, const char *buffer, size_t size);
    
    // Validate that the proposed opperation will fit in the size of
    // the chip.
    bool checkSpace(size_t address, size_t size)
    {
       return (address + size) < m_chipSize ;
    }
    
private:
    I2C & m_i2c;
    int const m_i2cAddress;
    size_t const m_chipSize;
    size_t const m_pageSize;
    uint8_t const m_writeCycleTime_ms;
};

#endif