libcw/cwSerialPort.h
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//| Copyright: (C) 2020-2024 Kevin Larke <contact AT larke DOT org>
//| License: GNU GPL version 3.0 or above. See the accompanying LICENSE file.
#ifndef cwSerialPort_H
#define cwSerialPort_H
#include "cwSerialPortDecls.h"
namespace cw
{
namespace serialPort
{
typedef handle<struct device_str> handle_t;
typedef void (*callbackFunc_t)( void* cbArg, unsigned userId, const void* byteA, unsigned byteN );
rc_t create( handle_t& h, unsigned recvBufByteN=512 );
rc_t destroy( handle_t& h );
rc_t createPort( handle_t h, unsigned userId, const char* device, unsigned baudRate, unsigned cfgFlags, callbackFunc_t cbFunc, void* cbArg );
rc_t destroyPort( handle_t h, unsigned userId );
unsigned portCount( handle_t h );
unsigned portIndexToId( handle_t h, unsigned index );
bool isopen( handle_t h, unsigned userId );
rc_t send( handle_t h, unsigned userId, const void* byteA, unsigned byteN );
// Non-blocking - Receive data from a specific port if data is available.
// If buf==nullptr then use the ports callback function to deliver the received data,
// otherwise return the data in buf[bufByteN].
rc_t receive_nb( handle_t h, unsigned userId, unsigned& readN_Ref, void* buf=nullptr, unsigned bufByteN=0);
// Blocking - Wait up to timeOutMs milliseconds for data to be available on any of the ports.
// Deliver received data via the port callback function.
// readN_Ref returns the total count of bytes read across all ports.
rc_t receive( handle_t h, unsigned timeOutMs, unsigned& readN_Ref);
// Blocking - Wait up to timeOutMs milliseconds for data to be available on a specific port. Return the received data in buf[bufByteN].
rc_t receive( handle_t h, unsigned timeOutMs, unsigned& readN_Ref, unsigned userId, void* buf, unsigned bufByteN );
const char* device( handle_t h, unsigned userId );
// Get the baud rate and cfgFlags used to initialize the port
unsigned baudRate( handle_t h, unsigned userId );
unsigned cfgFlags( handle_t h, unsigned userId );
// Get the baud rate and cfg flags by reading the device.
// Note the the returned buad rate is a system id rather than the actual baud rate,
// however the cfgFlags are converted to the same kXXXFl defined in this class.
unsigned readInBaudRate( handle_t h, unsigned userId );
unsigned readOutBaudRate( handle_t h, unsigned userId );
unsigned readCfgFlags( handle_t h, unsigned userId );
}
}
#endif