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IronOS/source/Core/Drivers/FUSB302/protocol_rx.cpp
Ben V. Brown af818537f5 Unused event
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/*
* PD Buddy Firmware Library - USB Power Delivery for everyone
* Copyright 2017-2018 Clayton G. Hobbs
*
* 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
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
#include "protocol_rx.h"
#include "fusb302b.h"
#include "policy_engine.h"
#include "protocol_tx.h"
#include "string.h"
#include <pd.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
osThreadId ProtocolReceive::TaskHandle = NULL;
EventGroupHandle_t ProtocolReceive::xEventGroupHandle = NULL;
StaticEventGroup_t ProtocolReceive::xCreatedEventGroup;
uint32_t ProtocolReceive::TaskBuffer[ProtocolReceive::TaskStackSize];
osStaticThreadDef_t ProtocolReceive::TaskControlBlock;
union pd_msg ProtocolReceive::tempMessage;
/*
* PRL_Rx_Wait_for_PHY_Message state
*/
ProtocolReceive::protocol_rx_state ProtocolReceive::protocol_rx_wait_phy() {
/* Wait for an event */
EventBits_t evt = waitForEvent(PDB_EVT_PRLRX_RESET | PDB_EVT_PRLRX_I_GCRCSENT);
/* If we got a reset event, reset */
if (evt & PDB_EVT_PRLRX_RESET) {
waitForEvent(PDB_EVT_PRLRX_RESET, 0);
return PRLRxWaitPHY;
}
/* If we got an I_GCRCSENT event, read the message and decide what to do */
if (evt & PDB_EVT_PRLRX_I_GCRCSENT) {
/* Get a buffer to read the message into. Guaranteed to not fail
* because we have a big enough pool and are careful. */
union pd_msg *_rx_message = &tempMessage;
memset(&tempMessage, 0, sizeof(tempMessage));
/* Read the message */
fusb_read_message(_rx_message);
/* If it's a Soft_Reset, go to the soft reset state */
if (PD_MSGTYPE_GET(_rx_message) == PD_MSGTYPE_SOFT_RESET && PD_NUMOBJ_GET(_rx_message) == 0) {
return PRLRxReset;
} else {
/* Otherwise, check the message ID */
return PRLRxCheckMessageID;
}
}
return PRLRxWaitPHY;
}
/*
* PRL_Rx_Layer_Reset_for_Receive state
*/
ProtocolReceive::protocol_rx_state ProtocolReceive::protocol_rx_reset() {
/* TX transitions to its reset state */
ProtocolTransmit::notify(ProtocolTransmit::Notifications::PDB_EVT_PRLTX_RESET);
taskYIELD();
/* If we got a RESET signal, reset the machine */
if (waitForEvent(PDB_EVT_PRLRX_RESET, 0) != 0) {
return PRLRxWaitPHY;
}
/* Go to the Check_MessageID state */
return PRLRxCheckMessageID;
}
/*
* PRL_Rx_Check_MessageID state
*/
ProtocolReceive::protocol_rx_state ProtocolReceive::protocol_rx_check_messageid() { return PRLRxStoreMessageID; }
/*
* PRL_Rx_Store_MessageID state
*/
ProtocolReceive::protocol_rx_state ProtocolReceive::protocol_rx_store_messageid() {
/* Tell ProtocolTX to discard the message being transmitted */
ProtocolTransmit::notify(ProtocolTransmit::Notifications::PDB_EVT_PRLTX_DISCARD);
/* Pass the message to the policy engine. */
PolicyEngine::handleMessage(&tempMessage);
PolicyEngine::notify(PolicyEngine::Notifications::PDB_EVT_PE_MSG_RX);
taskYIELD();
/* Don't check if we got a RESET because we'd do nothing different. */
return PRLRxWaitPHY;
}
void ProtocolReceive::init() {
osThreadStaticDef(protRX, thread, PDB_PRIO_PRL, 0, TaskStackSize, TaskBuffer, &TaskControlBlock);
xEventGroupHandle = xEventGroupCreateStatic(&xCreatedEventGroup);
TaskHandle = osThreadCreate(osThread(protRX), NULL);
}
void ProtocolReceive::thread(const void *args) {
(void)args;
ProtocolReceive::protocol_rx_state state = PRLRxWaitPHY;
while (true) {
switch (state) {
case PRLRxWaitPHY:
state = protocol_rx_wait_phy();
break;
case PRLRxReset:
state = protocol_rx_reset();
break;
case PRLRxCheckMessageID:
state = protocol_rx_check_messageid();
break;
case PRLRxStoreMessageID:
state = protocol_rx_store_messageid();
break;
default:
/* This is an error. It really shouldn't happen. We might
* want to handle it anyway, though. */
state = PRLRxWaitPHY;
break;
}
}
}
void ProtocolReceive::notify(uint32_t notification) {
if (xEventGroupHandle != NULL) {
xEventGroupSetBits(xEventGroupHandle, notification);
}
}
uint32_t ProtocolReceive::waitForEvent(uint32_t mask, TickType_t ticksToWait) {
if (xEventGroupHandle != NULL) {
return xEventGroupWaitBits(xEventGroupHandle, mask, mask, pdFALSE, ticksToWait);
}
return 0;
}