I2CDevice.h

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#pragma once

#include <inttypes.h>
#include <vector>

#include "AP_HAL_Namespace.h"
#include "Device.h"
#include "utility/OwnPtr.h"

namespace AP_HAL {

class I2CDevice : public Device {
public:
    I2CDevice() : Device(BUS_TYPE_I2C) { }

    virtual ~I2CDevice() { }

    /* Device implementation */

    /* See Device::set_speed() */
    virtual bool set_speed(Device::Speed speed) override = 0;

    /* See Device::transfer() */
    virtual bool transfer(const uint8_t *send, uint32_t send_len,
                          uint8_t *recv, uint32_t recv_len) override = 0;

    /*
     * Read location from device multiple times, advancing the buffer each
     * time
     */
    virtual bool read_registers_multiple(uint8_t first_reg, uint8_t *recv,
                                         uint32_t recv_len, uint8_t times) = 0;

    /* See Device::get_semaphore() */
    virtual Semaphore *get_semaphore() override = 0;

    /* See Device::register_periodic_callback() */
    virtual Device::PeriodicHandle register_periodic_callback(
        uint32_t period_usec, Device::PeriodicCb) override = 0;

    /* See Device::adjust_periodic_callback() */
    virtual bool adjust_periodic_callback(
        Device::PeriodicHandle h, uint32_t period_usec) override = 0;

    /*
     * Force I2C transfers to be split between send and receive parts, with a
     * stop condition between them. Setting this allows to conveniently
     * continue using the read_* and transfer() methods on those devices.
     *
     * Some platforms may have transfers always split, in which case
     * this method is not needed.
     */
    virtual void set_split_transfers(bool set) {};
};

class I2CDeviceManager {
public:
    /* Get a device handle */
    virtual OwnPtr<AP_HAL::I2CDevice> get_device(uint8_t bus, uint8_t address,
                                                 uint32_t bus_clock=400000,
                                                 bool use_smbus = false,
                                                 uint32_t timeout_ms=4) = 0;
    /*
     * Get device by looking up the I2C bus on the buses from @devpaths.
     *
     * Each string in @devpaths are possible locations for the bus. How the
     * strings are implemented are HAL-specific. On Linux this is the info
     * returned by 'udevadm info -q path /dev/i2c-X'. The first I2C bus
     * matching a prefix in @devpaths is used to create a I2CDevice object.
     */
    virtual OwnPtr<I2CDevice> get_device(std::vector<const char *> devpaths,
                                         uint8_t address) {
        // Not implemented
        return nullptr;
    }
};

}