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1			// ======================================================================
2			// \title LinuxI2cDriverComponentImpl.cpp
3			// \author tcanham
4			// \brief cpp file for LinuxI2cDriver component implementation class
5			//
6			// \copyright
7			// Copyright 2009-2015, by the California Institute of Technology.
8			// ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. United States Government Sponsorship
9			// acknowledged.
10			//
11			// ======================================================================
12
13			#include <Drv/LinuxI2cDriver/LinuxI2cDriver.hpp>
14			#include <Fw/FPrimeBasicTypes.hpp>
15			#include <Fw/Logger/Logger.hpp>
16			#include "Fw/Types/Assert.hpp"
17
18			#include <fcntl.h> // required for I2C device configuration
19			#include <linux/i2c-dev.h> // required for constant definitions
20			#include <linux/i2c.h> // required for struct / constant definitions
21			#include <sys/ioctl.h> // required for I2C device usage
22			#include <unistd.h> // required for I2C device access
23			#include <cerrno>
24
25			namespace Drv {
26
27			// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
28			// Construction, initialization, and destruction
29			// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
30
31		✗	LinuxI2cDriver ::LinuxI2cDriver(const char* const compName) : LinuxI2cDriverComponentBase(compName), m_fd(-1) {}
32
33		✗	LinuxI2cDriver::~LinuxI2cDriver() {
34		✗	if (-1 != this->m_fd) { // check if file is open
35		✗	(void)::close(this->m_fd);
36			}
37		✗	}
38
39		✗	bool LinuxI2cDriver::open(const char* device) {
40		✗	FW_ASSERT(device != nullptr);
41		✗	this->m_fd = ::open(device, O_RDWR);
42		✗	return (-1 != this->m_fd);
43			}
44
45			// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
46			// Handler implementations for user-defined typed input ports
47			// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
48
49			// Note this port handler is guarded, so we can make the ioctl call
50
51		✗	Drv::I2cStatus LinuxI2cDriver ::write_handler(const FwIndexType portNum, U32 addr, Fw::Buffer& serBuffer) {
52			// Make sure file has been opened
53		✗	if (-1 == this->m_fd) {
54		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_OPEN_ERR;
55			}
56
57			// select slave address
58		✗	int stat = ioctl(this->m_fd, I2C_SLAVE, addr);
59		✗	if (stat == -1) {
60		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_ADDRESS_ERR;
61			}
62			// make sure it isn't a null pointer
63		✗	FW_ASSERT(serBuffer.getData() != nullptr);
64		✗	FW_ASSERT_NO_OVERFLOW(serBuffer.getSize(), size_t);
65			// write data
66		✗	ssize_t status_write = write(this->m_fd, serBuffer.getData(), static_cast<size_t>(serBuffer.getSize()));
67		✗	if ((status_write == -1) || (static_cast<FwSizeType>(status_write) != serBuffer.getSize())) {
68		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_WRITE_ERR;
69			}
70		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_OK;
71			}
72
73		✗	Drv::I2cStatus LinuxI2cDriver ::read_handler(const FwIndexType portNum, U32 addr, Fw::Buffer& serBuffer) {
74			// Make sure file has been opened
75		✗	if (-1 == this->m_fd) {
76		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_OPEN_ERR;
77			}
78
79			// select slave address
80		✗	int stat = ioctl(this->m_fd, I2C_SLAVE, addr);
81		✗	if (stat == -1) {
82		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_ADDRESS_ERR;
83			}
84			// make sure it isn't a null pointer
85		✗	FW_ASSERT(serBuffer.getData() != nullptr);
86			// read data
87		✗	FW_ASSERT_NO_OVERFLOW(serBuffer.getSize(), size_t);
88		✗	ssize_t status_read = read(this->m_fd, serBuffer.getData(), static_cast<size_t>(serBuffer.getSize()));
89		✗	if ((status_read == -1) || (static_cast<FwSizeType>(status_read) != serBuffer.getSize())) {
90		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_READ_ERR;
91			}
92		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_OK;
93			}
94
95		✗	Drv::I2cStatus LinuxI2cDriver ::writeRead_handler(const FwIndexType portNum, /*!< The port number*/
96			U32 addr,
97			Fw::Buffer& writeBuffer,
98			Fw::Buffer& readBuffer) {
99			// Make sure file has been opened
100		✗	if (-1 == this->m_fd) {
101		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_OPEN_ERR;
102			}
103		✗	FW_ASSERT(-1 != this->m_fd);
104
105			// make sure they are not null pointers
106		✗	FW_ASSERT(writeBuffer.getData() != nullptr);
107		✗	FW_ASSERT(readBuffer.getData() != nullptr);
108			// make sure downcasts are safe
109		✗	FW_ASSERT_NO_OVERFLOW(addr, U16);
110		✗	FW_ASSERT_NO_OVERFLOW(writeBuffer.getSize(), U16);
111		✗	FW_ASSERT_NO_OVERFLOW(readBuffer.getSize(), U16);
112
113		✗	struct i2c_msg rdwr_msgs[2];
114
115			// Start address
116		✗	rdwr_msgs[0].addr = static_cast<U16>(addr);
117		✗	rdwr_msgs[0].flags = 0; // write
118		✗	rdwr_msgs[0].len = static_cast<U16>(writeBuffer.getSize());
119		✗	rdwr_msgs[0].buf = writeBuffer.getData();
120
121			// Read buffer
122		✗	rdwr_msgs[1].addr = static_cast<U16>(addr);
123		✗	rdwr_msgs[1].flags = I2C_M_RD; // read
124		✗	rdwr_msgs[1].len = static_cast<U16>(readBuffer.getSize());
125		✗	rdwr_msgs[1].buf = readBuffer.getData();
126
127		✗	struct i2c_rdwr_ioctl_data rdwr_data;
128		✗	rdwr_data.msgs = rdwr_msgs;
129		✗	rdwr_data.nmsgs = 2;
130
131			// Use ioctl to perform the combined write/read transaction
132		✗	int stat = ioctl(this->m_fd, I2C_RDWR, &rdwr_data);
133
134		✗	if (stat == -1) {
135			// Because we're using ioctl to perform the transaction we dont know exactly the type of error that occurred
136		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_OTHER_ERR;
137			}
138
139		✗	return I2cStatus::I2C_OK;
140			}
141
142			} // end namespace Drv
143