/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* Copyright (c) FIRST 2008. All Rights Reserved. */ /* Open Source Software - may be modified and shared by FRC teams. The code */ /* must be accompanied by the FIRST BSD license file in $(WIND_BASE)/WPILib. */ /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #include "RobotBase.h" #include "DriverStation.h" //#include "NetworkCommunication/FRCComm.h" //#include "NetworkCommunication/symModuleLink.h" //#include "NetworkCommunication/UsageReporting.h" #include "RobotState.h" #include "HLUsageReporting.h" #include "Internal/HardwareHLReporting.h" #include "Utility.h" #include #include "HAL/HAL.hpp" #ifdef __vxworks // VXWorks needs som special unloading code #include #include #include #endif RobotBase* RobotBase::m_instance = NULL; void RobotBase::setInstance(RobotBase* robot) { wpi_assert(m_instance == NULL); m_instance = robot; } RobotBase &RobotBase::getInstance() { return *m_instance; } /** * Constructor for a generic robot program. * User code should be placed in the constuctor that runs before the Autonomous or Operator * Control period starts. The constructor will run to completion before Autonomous is entered. * * This must be used to ensure that the communications code starts. In the future it would be * nice to put this code into it's own task that loads on boot so ensure that it runs. */ RobotBase::RobotBase() : m_task (NULL) , m_ds (NULL) { m_ds = DriverStation::GetInstance(); RobotState::SetImplementation(DriverStation::GetInstance()); \ HLUsageReporting::SetImplementation(new HardwareHLReporting()); \ } /** * Free the resources for a RobotBase class. * This includes deleting all classes that might have been allocated as Singletons to they * would never be deleted except here. */ RobotBase::~RobotBase() { SensorBase::DeleteSingletons(); delete m_task; m_task = NULL; m_instance = NULL; } /** * Determine if the Robot is currently enabled. * @return True if the Robot is currently enabled by the field controls. */ bool RobotBase::IsEnabled() { return m_ds->IsEnabled(); } /** * Determine if the Robot is currently disabled. * @return True if the Robot is currently disabled by the field controls. */ bool RobotBase::IsDisabled() { return m_ds->IsDisabled(); } /** * Determine if the robot is currently in Autnomous mode. * @return True if the robot is currently operating Autonomously as determined by the field controls. */ bool RobotBase::IsAutonomous() { return m_ds->IsAutonomous(); } /** * Determine if the robot is currently in Operator Control mode. * @return True if the robot is currently operating in Tele-Op mode as determined by the field controls. */ bool RobotBase::IsOperatorControl() { return m_ds->IsOperatorControl(); } /** * Determine if the robot is currently in Test mode. * @return True if the robot is currently running tests as determined by the field controls. */ bool RobotBase::IsTest() { return m_ds->IsTest(); } /** * Indicates if new data is available from the driver station. * @return Has new data arrived over the network since the last time this function was called? */ bool RobotBase::IsNewDataAvailable() { return m_ds->IsNewControlData(); } /** * Static interface that will start the competition in the new task. */ void RobotBase::robotTask(FUNCPTR factory, Task *task) { RobotBase::setInstance((RobotBase*)factory()); RobotBase::getInstance().m_task = task; RobotBase::getInstance().StartCompetition(); } /** * * Start the robot code. * This function starts the robot code running by spawning a task. Currently tasks seemed to be * started by LVRT without setting the VX_FP_TASK flag so floating point context is not saved on * interrupts. Therefore the program experiences hard to debug and unpredictable results. So the * LVRT code starts this function, and it, in turn, starts the actual user program. */ void RobotBase::startRobotTask(FUNCPTR factory) { #ifdef SVN_REV if (strlen(SVN_REV)) { printf("WPILib was compiled from SVN revision %s\n", SVN_REV); } else { printf("WPILib was compiled from a location that is not source controlled.\n"); } #else printf("WPILib was compiled without -D'SVN_REV=nnnn'\n"); #endif #ifdef __vxworks // Check for startup code already running int32_t oldId = taskNameToId(const_cast("FRC_RobotTask")); if (oldId != ERROR) { // Find the startup code module. char moduleName[256]; moduleNameFindBySymbolName("FRC_UserProgram_StartupLibraryInit", moduleName); MODULE_ID startupModId = moduleFindByName(moduleName); if (startupModId != NULL) { // Remove the startup code. unldByModuleId(startupModId, 0); printf("!!! Error: Default code was still running... It was unloaded for you... Please try again.\n"); return; } // This case should no longer get hit. printf("!!! Error: Other robot code is still running... Unload it and then try again.\n"); return; } #endif // Let the framework know that we are starting a new user program so the Driver Station can disable. HALNetworkCommunicationObserveUserProgramStarting(); // Let the Usage Reporting framework know that there is a C++ program running HALReport(HALUsageReporting::kResourceType_Language, HALUsageReporting::kLanguage_CPlusPlus); // Start robot task // This is done to ensure that the C++ robot task is spawned with the floating point // context save parameter. Task *task = new Task("RobotTask", (FUNCPTR)RobotBase::robotTask, Task::kDefaultPriority, 64000); task->Start((int32_t)factory, (int32_t)task); } /** * This class exists for the sole purpose of getting its destructor called when the module unloads. * Before the module is done unloading, we need to delete the RobotBase derived singleton. This should delete * the other remaining singletons that were registered. This should also stop all tasks that are using * the Task class. */ class RobotDeleter { public: RobotDeleter() {} ~RobotDeleter() { delete &RobotBase::getInstance(); } }; static RobotDeleter g_robotDeleter;