ffd46bf3b6
ctrl/main.c : write commands now send as many data bytes as received rather than just 2. tiny/main.c : Added timer0 and PCM1 options. Added table and EEPROM reading/writing. tiny/Makefile: Enabled 'brown-out-detection'.
362 lines
10 KiB
Python
362 lines
10 KiB
Python
import os,sys,argparse,yaml,types,select,serial,logging,time
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from multiprocessing import Process, Pipe
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# Message header id's for messages passed between the application
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# process and the microcontroller and video processes
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QUIT_MSG = 0xffff
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DATA_MSG = 0xfffe
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ERROR_MSG = 0xfffd
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def _reset_port(port):
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port.reset_input_buffer()
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port.reset_output_buffer()
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port.send_break()
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#self.reportResetFl = True
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#self.reportStatusFl = True
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def _serial_process_func( serial_dev, baud, sensor_count, pipe ):
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reset_N = 0
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drop_N = 0
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noSync_N = 0
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with serial.Serial(serial_dev, baud) as port:
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while True:
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# get the count of available bytes in the serial port buffer
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bytes_waiting_N = port.in_waiting
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# if no serial port bytes are available then sleep ....
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if bytes_waiting_N == 0:
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time.sleep(0.01) # ... for 10 ms
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else: # read the serial port ...
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v = port.read(bytes_waiting_N)
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pipe.send((DATA_MSG,v)) # ... and send it to the parent
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msg = None
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if pipe.poll(): # non-blocking check for parent process messages
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try:
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msg = pipe.recv()
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except EOFError:
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break
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# if an incoming message was received
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if msg != None:
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# this is a shutdown msg
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if msg[0] == QUIT_MSG:
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pipe.send(msg) # ... send quit msg back
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break
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# this is a data xmit msg
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elif msg[0] == DATA_MSG:
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port.write(msg[1])
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class SessionProcess(Process):
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def __init__(self,target,name,args=()):
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self.parent_end, child_end = Pipe()
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super(SessionProcess, self).__init__(target=target,name=name,args=args + (child_end,))
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self.doneFl = False
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def quit(self):
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# send quit msg to the child process
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self.parent_end.send((QUIT_MSG,0))
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def send(self,msg_id,value):
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# send a msg to the child process
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self.parent_end.send((msg_id,value))
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def recv(self):
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x = None
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if not self.doneFl and self.parent_end.poll():
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x = self.parent_end.recv()
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if x[0] == QUIT_MSG:
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self.doneFl = True
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return x
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def isDone(self):
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return self.doneFl
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class SerialProcess(SessionProcess):
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def __init__(self,serial_device,baud,foo):
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super(SerialProcess, self).__init__(_serial_process_func,"Serial",args=(serial_device,baud,foo))
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class App:
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def __init__( self, cfg ):
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self.cfg = cfg
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self.serialProc = SerialProcess(cfg.serial_dev,cfg.serial_baud,0)
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def _update( self, quittingFl=False ):
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if self.serialProc.isDone():
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return False
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while True:
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msg = serialProc.recv()
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# no serial msg's were received
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if msg is None:
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break
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if msg[0] == DATA_MSG:
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print("in:",msg[1])
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def _parse_error( self, msg, cmd_str=None ):
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if cmd_str:
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msg += " Command:{}".format(cmd_str)
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return (None,msg)
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def _parse_int( self, token, var_label, min_value, max_value ):
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# convert the i2c destination address to an integer
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try:
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int_value = int(token)
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except ValueError:
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return self._parse_error("Synax error: '{}' is not a legal integer.".format(token))
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# validate the i2c address value
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if min_value > int_value or int_value > max_value:
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return self._parse_error("Syntax error: '{}' {} out of range 0 to {}.".format(token,int_value,max_value))
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return (int_value,None)
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def parse_app_cmd( self, cmd_str ):
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"""
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Command syntax <opcode> <remote_i2c_addr> <value>
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"""
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op_tok_idx = 0
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i2c_tok_idx = 1
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val_tok_idx = 2
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cmdD = {
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'p':{ 'reg':0, 'n':1, 'min':0, 'max':4 }, # timer pre-scalar: sets timer tick rate
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't':{ 'reg':1, 'n':2, 'min':0, 'max':10e7 }, # microseconds
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'd':{ 'reg':3, 'n':1, 'min':0, 'max':100 }, # pwm duty cylce (0-100%)
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'f':{ 'reg':4, 'n':1, 'min':1, 'max':5 }, # pwm frequency divider 1=1,2=8,3=64,4=256,5=1024
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}
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cmd_str = cmd_str.strip()
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tokenL = cmd_str.split(' ')
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# validate the counf of tokens
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if len(tokenL) != 3:
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return self._parse_error("Syntax error: Invalid token count.",cmd_str)
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opcode = tokenL[op_tok_idx]
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# validate the opcode
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if opcode not in cmdD:
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return self._parse_error("Syntax error: Invalid opcode.",cmd_str)
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# convert the i2c destination address to an integer
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i2c_addr, msg = self._parse_int( tokenL[i2c_tok_idx], "i2c address", 0,127 )
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if i2c_addr is None:
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return (None,msg)
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d = cmdD[ opcode ]
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# get the value
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value, msg = self._parse_int( tokenL[val_tok_idx], "command value", d['min'], d['max'] )
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if value is None:
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return (value,msg)
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dataL = [ value ]
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if opcode == 't':
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coarse = int(value/(32*254))
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fine = int((value - coarse*32*254)/32)
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print(coarse,fine)
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dataL = [ coarse, fine ]
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elif opcode == 'd':
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dataL = [ int(value * 255 / 100.0) ]
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cmd_bV = bytearray( [ ord('w'), i2c_addr, d['reg'], len(dataL) ] + dataL )
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if False:
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print('cmd_bV:')
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for x in cmd_bV:
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print(int(x))
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return (cmd_bV,None)
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def parse_cmd( self, cmd_str ):
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op_tok_idx = 0
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i2c_tok_idx = 1
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reg_tok_idx = 2
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rdn_tok_idx = 3
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cmd_str = cmd_str.strip()
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# if this is a high level command
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if cmd_str[0] not in ['r','w']:
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return self.parse_app_cmd( cmd_str )
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# convert the command string to tokens
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tokenL = cmd_str.split(' ')
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# no commands require fewer than 4 tokens
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if len(tokenL) < 4:
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return self._parse_error("Syntax error: Missing tokens.")
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# get the command opcode
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op_code = tokenL[ op_tok_idx ]
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# validate the opcode
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if op_code not in [ 'r','w']:
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return self._parse_error("Unrecognized opcode: {}".format( op_code ))
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# validate the token count given the opcode
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if op_code == 'r' and len(tokenL) != 4:
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return self._parse_error("Syntax error: Illegal read syntax.")
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if op_code == 'w' and len(tokenL) < 4:
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return self._parse_error("Syntax error: Illegal write command too short.")
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# convert the i2c destination address to an integer
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i2c_addr, msg = self._parse_int( tokenL[i2c_tok_idx], "i2c address", 0,127 )
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if i2c_addr is None:
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return (None,msg)
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reg_addr, msg = self._parse_int( tokenL[reg_tok_idx], "reg address", 0, 255 )
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if reg_addr is None:
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return (None,msg)
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dataL = []
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# parse and validate the count of bytes to read
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if op_code == 'r':
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op_byteN, msg = self._parse_int( tokenL[ rdn_tok_idx ], "read byte count", 0, 255 )
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if op_byteN is None:
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return (None,msg)
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# parse and validate the values to write
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elif op_code == 'w':
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for j,i in enumerate(range(reg_tok_idx+1,len(tokenL))):
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value, msg = self._parse_int( tokenL[i], "write value: %i" % (j), 0, 255 )
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if value is None:
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return (None,msg)
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dataL.append(value)
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op_byteN = len(dataL)
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# form the command into a byte array
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cmd_bV = bytearray( [ ord(op_code), i2c_addr, reg_addr, op_byteN ] + dataL )
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return (cmd_bV,None)
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def run( self ):
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self.serialProc.start()
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print("'quit' to exit")
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time_out_secs = 1
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while True:
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i, o, e = select.select( [sys.stdin], [], [], time_out_secs )
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if (i):
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s = sys.stdin.readline().strip()
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if s == 'quit' or s == 'q':
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break
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cmd_bV,err_msg = self.parse_cmd(s)
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if cmd_bV is None:
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print(err_msg)
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else:
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self.serialProc.send( DATA_MSG, cmd_bV )
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else:
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# wait timed out
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msg = self.serialProc.recv()
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# if a serial msg was received
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if msg is not None and msg[0] == DATA_MSG:
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str = ""
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for i in range(len(msg[1])):
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str += "{} ".format(int(msg[1][i]))
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print("ser:",str)
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self.serialProc.quit()
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def parse_args():
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"""Parse the command line arguments."""
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descStr = """Picadae auto-calibrate."""
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logL = ['debug','info','warning','error','critical']
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ap = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=descStr)
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ap.add_argument("-s","--setup", default="picadae_cmd.yml", help="YAML configuration file.")
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ap.add_argument("-c","--cmd", nargs="*", help="Give a command as multiple tokens")
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ap.add_argument("-r","--run", help="Run a named command list from the setup file.")
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ap.add_argument("-l","--log_level",choices=logL, default="warning", help="Set logging level: debug,info,warning,error,critical. Default:warning")
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return ap.parse_args()
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def parse_yaml_cfg( fn ):
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"""Parse the YAML configuration file."""
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cfg = None
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with open(fn,"r") as f:
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cfgD = yaml.load(f, Loader=yaml.FullLoader)
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cfg = types.SimpleNamespace(**cfgD['picadae_cmd'])
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return cfg
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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args = parse_args()
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cfg = parse_yaml_cfg( args.setup )
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app = App(cfg)
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app.run()
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