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allwpilib/hal/src/main/native/include/HAL/CANAPI.h
David Vo ad3e2d7d3b Make HAL headers C-compatible (#1177)
Also fix the return type of HAL_IsNewControlData() and HAL_MatchType's type.

Since UsageReporting is intended to be namespaced, it is hidden when this is being used in C.

Fixes: #476
Closes: #535
Ref: #1122
2018-07-07 22:18:03 -07:00

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/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Copyright (c) 2018 FIRST. 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 the root directory of */
/* the project. */
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#pragma once
#include <stdint.h>
#include "HAL/Types.h"
// clang-format off
/**
* The CAN device type.
*
* Teams should use HAL_CAN_Dev_kMiscellaneous
*/
HAL_ENUM(HAL_CANDeviceType) {
HAL_CAN_Dev_kBroadcast = 0,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kRobotController = 1,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kMotorController = 2,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kRelayController = 3,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kGyroSensor = 4,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kAccelerometer = 5,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kUltrasonicSensor = 6,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kGearToothSensor = 7,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kPowerDistribution = 8,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kPneumatics = 9,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kMiscellaneous = 10,
HAL_CAN_Dev_kFirmwareUpdate = 31
};
/**
* The CAN manufacturer ID.
*
* Teams should use HAL_CAN_Man_kTeamUse.
*/
HAL_ENUM(HAL_CANManufacturer) {
HAL_CAN_Man_kBroadcast = 0,
HAL_CAN_Man_kNI = 1,
HAL_CAN_Man_kLM = 2,
HAL_CAN_Man_kDEKA = 3,
HAL_CAN_Man_kCTRE = 4,
HAL_CAN_Man_kMS = 7,
HAL_CAN_Man_kTeamUse = 8,
};
// clang-format on
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/**
* Initializes a CAN device.
*
* These follow the FIRST standard CAN layout. Link TBD
*
* @param manufacturer the can manufacturer
* @param deviceId the device ID (0-63)
* @param deviceType the device type
* @return the created CAN handle
*/
HAL_CANHandle HAL_InitializeCAN(HAL_CANManufacturer manufacturer,
int32_t deviceId, HAL_CANDeviceType deviceType,
int32_t* status);
/**
* Frees a CAN device
*
* @param handle the CAN handle
*/
void HAL_CleanCAN(HAL_CANHandle handle);
/**
* Writes a packet to the CAN device with a specific ID.
*
* This ID is 10 bits.
*
* @param handle the CAN handle
* @param data the data to write (0-8 bytes)
* @param length the length of data (0-8)
* @param apiId the ID to write (0-1023 bits)
*/
void HAL_WriteCANPacket(HAL_CANHandle handle, const uint8_t* data,
int32_t length, int32_t apiId, int32_t* status);
/**
* Writes a repeating packet to the CAN device with a specific ID.
*
* This ID is 10 bits.
*
* The RoboRIO will automatically repeat the packet at the specified interval
*
* @param handle the CAN handle
* @param data the data to write (0-8 bytes)
* @param length the length of data (0-8)
* @param apiId the ID to write (0-1023)
* @param repeatMs the period to repeat in ms
*/
void HAL_WriteCANPacketRepeating(HAL_CANHandle handle, const uint8_t* data,
int32_t length, int32_t apiId,
int32_t repeatMs, int32_t* status);
/**
* Stops a repeating packet with a specific ID.
*
* This ID is 10 bits.
*
* @param handle the CAN handle
* @param apiId the ID to stop repeating (0-1023)
*/
void HAL_StopCANPacketRepeating(HAL_CANHandle handle, int32_t apiId,
int32_t* status);
/**
* Reads a new CAN packet.
*
* This will only return properly once per packet received. Multiple calls
* without receiving another packet will return an error code.
*
* @param handle the CAN handle
* @param apiId the ID to read (0-1023)
* @param data the packet data (8 bytes)
* @param length the received length (0-8 bytes)
* @param receivedTimestamp the packet received timestamp (based off of
* CLOCK_MONOTONIC)
*/
void HAL_ReadCANPacketNew(HAL_CANHandle handle, int32_t apiId, uint8_t* data,
int32_t* length, uint64_t* receivedTimestamp,
int32_t* status);
/**
* Reads a CAN packet. The will continuously return the last packet received,
* without accounting for packet age.
*
* @param handle the CAN handle
* @param apiId the ID to read (0-1023)
* @param data the packet data (8 bytes)
* @param length the received length (0-8 bytes)
* @param receivedTimestamp the packet received timestamp (based off of
* CLOCK_MONOTONIC)
*/
void HAL_ReadCANPacketLatest(HAL_CANHandle handle, int32_t apiId, uint8_t* data,
int32_t* length, uint64_t* receivedTimestamp,
int32_t* status);
/**
* Reads a CAN packet. The will return the last packet received until the
* packet is older then the requested timeout. Then it will return an error
* code.
*
* @param handle the CAN handle
* @param apiId the ID to read (0-1023)
* @param data the packet data (8 bytes)
* @param length the received length (0-8 bytes)
* @param receivedTimestamp the packet received timestamp (based off of
* CLOCK_MONOTONIC)
* @param timeoutMs the timeout time for the packet
*/
void HAL_ReadCANPacketTimeout(HAL_CANHandle handle, int32_t apiId,
uint8_t* data, int32_t* length,
uint64_t* receivedTimestamp, int32_t timeoutMs,
int32_t* status);
/**
* Reads a CAN packet. The will return the last packet received until the
* packet is older then the requested timeout. Then it will return an error
* code. The period parameter is used when you know the packet is sent at
* specific intervals, so calls will not attempt to read a new packet from the
* network until that period has passed. We do not recommend users use this
* API unless they know the implications.
*
* @param handle the CAN handle
* @param apiId the ID to read (0-1023)
* @param data the packet data (8 bytes)
* @param length the received length (0-8 bytes)
* @param receivedTimestamp the packet received timestamp (based off of
* CLOCK_MONOTONIC)
* @param timeoutMs the timeout time for the packet
* @param periodMs the standard period for the packet
*/
void HAL_ReadCANPeriodicPacket(HAL_CANHandle handle, int32_t apiId,
uint8_t* data, int32_t* length,
uint64_t* receivedTimestamp, int32_t timeoutMs,
int32_t periodMs, int32_t* status);
#ifdef __cplusplus
} // extern "C"
#endif