iiod.h

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/***************************************************************************/
#ifndef IIOD_H
#define IIOD_H
 
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
 
#include "iio.h"
 
/* Maximum nomber of iiod connections to allocate simultaneously */
#define IIOD_MAX_CONNECTIONS    10
#define IIOD_VERSION        "1.1.0000000"
#define IIOD_VERSION_LEN    (sizeof(IIOD_VERSION) - 1)
 
#define MAX_DEV_ID      64
#define MAX_TRIG_ID     64
#define MAX_CHN_ID      64
#define MAX_ATTR_NAME       256
 
enum iio_attr_type {
    IIO_ATTR_TYPE_DEBUG,
    IIO_ATTR_TYPE_BUFFER,
    IIO_ATTR_TYPE_CH_OUT,
    IIO_ATTR_TYPE_CH_IN,
    IIO_ATTR_TYPE_DEVICE,
};
 
struct iiod_attr {
    enum iio_attr_type type;
    /*
     * Attribute name.
     * If empty (""), all attributes of the specified iio_attr_type must
     * be read/wrote
     */
    const char *name;
    const char *channel;
};
 
struct iiod_ctx {
    /* Value specified in iiod_init_param.instance in iiod_init */
    void *instance;
    /* Value specified in iiod_conn_data.conn in iiod_conn_add */
    void *conn;
};
 
struct iiod_conn_data {
    /* Value to be used in iiod_ctx */
    void *conn;
    /* Buffer to store attributes or buffer data for a connection. */
    char *buf;
    /* Size of the provided buffer. It must fit the max attribute size */
    uint32_t len;
};
 
/* Functions should return a negative error code on failure */
struct iiod_ops {
    /*
     * I/O operations
     * Send and recv are used to send or receive data to/from a connection.
     * They should send/receive the at maximum len bytes.
     * They must return the number of bytes sent/received.
     * They can return 0 or -EAGAIN when no data was processed.
     * They can do not block. They will be called again if there is still
     * data to be sent/recevied
     */
    int (*send)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, uint8_t *buf, uint32_t len);
    int (*recv)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, uint8_t *buf, uint32_t len);
 
    /*
     * This is the equivalent of libiio iio_device_create_buffer.
     * Called in order to create a buffer to read or write data.
     * read_buffer or write_buffer will follow with a maximum of samples
     * (depending on the internal buffer).
     * All calls with the same ctx will refer to this buffer until close is
     * called.
     */
    int (*open)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device, uint32_t samples,
            uint32_t mask, bool cyclic);
    /* Equivalent of iio_buffer_destroy */
    int (*close)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device);
 
    /* Read data from opened buffer */
    int (*read_buffer)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device, char *buf,
               uint32_t bytes);
    /* Called to notify that buffer must be refiiled */
    int (*refill_buffer)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device);
 
    /* Write data to opened buffer */
    int (*write_buffer)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device,
                const char *buf, uint32_t bytes);
    /* Called to notify that buffer must be pushed to hardware */
    int (*push_buffer)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device);
 
    /*
     * Attribute has to be read in buf and return the number of bytes
     * written.
     */
    int (*read_attr)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device,
             struct iiod_attr *attr, char *buf, uint32_t len);
    /* Attribute buf is filled with the attribute value. */
    int (*write_attr)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device,
              struct iiod_attr *attr, char *buf, uint32_t len);
    /* Simular with read_attr but trigger must be filled */
    int (*get_trigger)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device,
               char *trigger, uint32_t len);
    /*
     * Simular with write_attr but trigger name is in trigger.
     * If trigger is equals to "". Trigger must be removed.
     */
    int (*set_trigger)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device,
               const char *trigger, uint32_t len);
 
    /* I don't know what this should be used for :) */
    int (*set_timeout)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, uint32_t timeout);
 
    /* I don't know what this should be used for :) */
    int (*set_buffers_count)(struct iiod_ctx *ctx, const char *device,
                 uint32_t buffers_count);
};
 
/*
 * Internal structure.
 * It is created in iiod_init and must be passed to all fucntions
 */
struct iiod_desc;
 
/* Parameter to initialize iiod_desc */
struct iiod_init_param {
    struct iiod_ops *ops;
    /* Value to be send in each iiod_ctx from iiod_ops functions */
    void *instance;
    /*
     * Xml description of the context and devices. It should exist until
     * iiod_remove is called
     */
    char *xml;
    /* Size of xml in bytes */
    uint32_t xml_len;
    /* Backend used by IIOD */
    enum physical_link_type phy_type;
};
 
/* Initialize desc. */
int32_t iiod_init(struct iiod_desc **desc, struct iiod_init_param *param);
/* Remove desc resources */
void iiod_remove(struct iiod_desc *desc);
 
/*
 * Notify iiod about a new connection in order to store context for it.
 * new_conn_id is set in order to reference the connection in iiod_conn_step
 */
int32_t iiod_conn_add(struct iiod_desc *desc, struct iiod_conn_data *data,
              uint32_t *new_conn_id);
/* Remove conn_id from iiod. Provided data is returned in data */
int32_t iiod_conn_remove(struct iiod_desc *desc, uint32_t conn_id,
             struct iiod_conn_data *data);
/* Advance in the state machine of a connection. Will not block */
int32_t iiod_conn_step(struct iiod_desc *desc, uint32_t conn_id);
 
#endif //IIOD_H