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#define LOG_MODULE "p4iodrv-device"
#include <windows.h>
#include "p4io/cmd.h"
#include "p4iodrv/device.h"
#include "p4iodrv/usb.h"
#include "util/log.h"
#include "util/mem.h"
struct p4iodrv_ctx {
HANDLE jamma_handle;
HANDLE bulk_handle;
uint8_t seq_no;
};
static void p4io_cmd_init(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx);
static bool p4io_print_version(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx);
static bool p4io_transfer(
struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx,
uint8_t cmd,
const void *req_payload,
size_t req_payload_len,
void *resp_payload,
size_t resp_payload_len
) {
size_t transferred_response_payload = resp_payload_len;
bool ret = p4io_usb_transfer(ctx->bulk_handle, cmd, ctx->seq_no,
req_payload, req_payload_len,
resp_payload, &transferred_response_payload);
ctx->seq_no++;
if(!ret) {
return false;
}
if(resp_payload_len && transferred_response_payload != resp_payload_len) {
log_warning("Asked for %u bytes got %u", (unsigned)resp_payload_len,
(unsigned)transferred_response_payload);
return false;
}
return true;
}
struct p4iodrv_ctx *p4iodrv_open(void) {
struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx = xcalloc(sizeof(struct p4iodrv_ctx));
// jamma is read as fast as possible in its own thread, so having them be
// separate files is absolutely essential to avoid the bulk handle being
// starved
ctx->jamma_handle = p4io_usb_open();
ctx->bulk_handle = p4io_usb_open();
ctx->seq_no = 0;
if(ctx->jamma_handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE || ctx->bulk_handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
free(ctx);
return NULL;
}
p4io_cmd_init(ctx);
if(!p4io_print_version(ctx)) {
free(ctx);
return NULL;
}
return ctx;
}
void p4iodrv_close(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx) {
p4io_usb_close(ctx->jamma_handle);
p4io_usb_close(ctx->bulk_handle);
free(ctx);
}
bool p4iodrv_read_jamma(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx, uint32_t jamma[4]) {
return p4io_usb_read_jamma(ctx->jamma_handle, jamma);
}
// send something you don't expect a response for
static bool p4io_send(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx, uint8_t cmd) {
return p4io_transfer(ctx, cmd, NULL, 0, NULL, 0);
}
// Real IO does not check the return value, so neither do we.
// Even if we were to check the return value here, the reset command returns a 0
// byte response - not even an "OK" status, 0 bytes in total. That technically
// should be raising an error, but because reset is a special case it's ignored
static void p4io_cmd_init(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx) {
p4io_send(ctx, P4IO_CMD_INIT);
}
static bool p4io_print_version(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx) {
char p4io_name[128];
if(!p4io_usb_read_device_name(ctx->bulk_handle, p4io_name)) {
return false;
}
struct p4io_resp_device_info dev_info;
if(!p4iodrv_cmd_device_info(ctx, &dev_info)) {
log_warning("p4io get_device_info failed");
return false;
}
dev_info.build_date[15] = '\0';
dev_info.build_time[15] = '\0';
log_info("p4io name: %s", p4io_name);
log_info("p4io type: %08X", dev_info.type);
log_info("p4io version: %d.%d.%d", dev_info.version_major, dev_info.version_minor, dev_info.version_revision);
log_info("p4io product: %.4s", dev_info.product_code);
log_info("p4io build date: %.16s", dev_info.build_date);
log_info("p4io build time: %.16s", dev_info.build_time);
return true;
}
bool p4iodrv_cmd_device_info(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx, struct p4io_resp_device_info *info) {
return p4io_transfer(ctx, P4IO_CMD_GET_DEVICE_INFO, NULL, 0, info, sizeof(*info));
}
bool p4iodrv_cmd_portout(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx, const uint8_t buffer[16]) {
return p4io_transfer(ctx, P4IO_CMD_SET_PORTOUT, buffer, 16, NULL, 0);
}
bool p4iodrv_cmd_coinstock(struct p4iodrv_ctx *ctx, const uint8_t buffer[4]) {
return p4io_transfer(ctx, P4IO_CMD_COINSTOCK, buffer, 4, NULL, 0);
}