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  1. /* This file is the part of the LUS32 project
  2. *
  3. * Copyright ©2016 Dmitry Filimonchuk <dmitrystu[at]gmail[dot]com>
  4. *
  5. * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
  6. * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
  7. * You may obtain a copy of the License at
  8. * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
  9. * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
  10. * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
  11. * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
  12. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
  13. * limitations under the License.
  14. */
  15. /** \file usbd_core.h
  16. * \brief Core and hardware driver framework.
  17. * \author Dmitry Filimonchuk <dmitrystu[at]gmail[dot]com>
  18. * \version 1.0
  19. * \copyright Apache License, Version 2.0
  20. */
  21. #ifndef _USBD_CORE_H_
  22. #define _USBD_CORE_H_
  23. #if defined(__cplusplus)
  24. extern "C" {
  25. #endif
  26. /** \addtogroup USBD_CORE USB device core
  27. * \brief Contains core and hardware driver framework definitions
  28. * @{ */
  29. #define USB_EPTYPE_DBLBUF 0x04 /**< indicates a doublebuffered endpoint (bulk endpoint only) */
  30. #define USB_EPDIR_IN 0x00 /**< indicates host-to-device endpoint direction */
  31. #define USB_EPDIR_OUT 0x80 /**< indicates device-to-host endpoint direction */
  32. /** \name bmRequestType bitmapped field
  33. * @{ */
  34. #define USB_REQ_DIRECTION (1 << 7)
  35. #define USB_REQ_HOSTTODEV (0 << 7)
  36. #define USB_REQ_DEVTOHOST (1 << 7)
  37. #define USB_REQ_TYPE (3 << 5)
  38. #define USB_REQ_STANDARD (0 << 5)
  39. #define USB_REQ_CLASS (1 << 5)
  40. #define USB_REQ_VENDOR (2 << 5)
  41. #define USB_REQ_RECIPIENT (3 << 0)
  42. #define USB_REQ_DEVICE (0 << 0)
  43. #define USB_REQ_INTERFACE (1 << 0)
  44. #define USB_REQ_ENDPOINT (2 << 0)
  45. #define USB_REQ_OTHER (3 << 0)
  46. /** @} */
  47. #if defined(__ASSEMBLER__)
  48. #define usbd_evt_reset 0
  49. #define usbd_evt_sof 1
  50. #define usbd_evt_susp 2
  51. #define usbd_evt_wkup 3
  52. #define usbd_evt_eptx 4
  53. #define usbd_evt_eprx 5
  54. #define usbd_evt_epsetup 6
  55. #define usbd_evt_error 7
  56. #define usbd_evt_esof 8
  57. #else
  58. /** USB device events */
  59. enum usbd_evt {
  60. usbd_evt_reset, /**< Reset */
  61. usbd_evt_sof, /**< Start Of Frame */
  62. usbd_evt_susp, /**< Suspend */
  63. usbd_evt_wkup, /**< Wakeup */
  64. usbd_evt_eptx, /**< Transmit completed */
  65. usbd_evt_eprx, /**< Data packet received */
  66. usbd_evt_epsetup, /**< Setup packet received */
  67. usbd_evt_error, /**< Data error */
  68. usbd_evt_esof, /**< Missed SOF */
  69. usbd_evt_count, /* this is trick to count qty */
  70. };
  71. /** USB device machine state */
  72. enum usbd_machine_state {
  73. usbd_state_disabled,
  74. usbd_state_disconnected,
  75. usbd_state_default, /**< Default */
  76. usbd_state_addressed, /**< Addressed */
  77. usbd_state_configured, /**< Configured */
  78. };
  79. /** USB device control endpoint machine state */
  80. enum usbd_ctl_state {
  81. usbd_ctl_idle, /**< Idle. Awaiting for SETUP packet */
  82. usbd_ctl_rxdata, /**< RX. Receiving DATA-OUT payload */
  83. usbd_ctl_txdata, /**< TX. Transmitting DATA-IN payload */
  84. usbd_ctl_ztxdata, /**< TX. Transmitting DATA-IN payload. Zero length packet maybe required. */
  85. usbd_ctl_lastdata, /**< TX. Last DATA-IN packed passed to buffer. Awaiting for the TX completion */
  86. usbd_ctl_statusin, /**< STATUS-IN stage */
  87. usbd_ctl_statusout, /**< STATUS-OUT stage */
  88. };
  89. /** Asynchronous device control commands */
  90. enum usbd_commands {
  91. usbd_cmd_enable, /**< Enables device */
  92. usbd_cmd_disable, /**< Disables device */
  93. usbd_cmd_connect, /**< Connects device to host */
  94. usbd_cmd_disconnect, /**< Disconnects device from host */
  95. usbd_cmd_reset, /**< Resets device */
  96. };
  97. typedef struct usbd_device usbd_device;
  98. typedef struct usbd_ctlreq usbd_ctlreq;
  99. typedef struct usbd_status usbd_status;
  100. /**\name USB Device user callbacks function prototypes
  101. * @{ */
  102. /** Generic USB device event callback for events and endpoints processing
  103. * \param[in] dev pointer to USB device
  104. * \param event \ref usbd_evt "USB event"
  105. * \param ep active endpoint number
  106. * \note endpoints with same indexes i.e. 0x01 and 0x81 shares same callback.
  107. */
  108. typedef void (*usbd_evt_callback)(usbd_device *dev, uint8_t event, uint8_t ep);
  109. /** USB control transfer completed callback.
  110. * \param[in] dev pointer to USB device
  111. * \param[in] req pointer to usb request structure
  112. * \note When this callback will be completed usbd_device#complete_callback will be reseted to NULL
  113. */
  114. typedef void (*usbd_ctl_complete)(usbd_device *dev, usbd_ctlreq *req);
  115. /** USB control callback.
  116. * \details Uses for the control request processing.
  117. * Some requests will be handled by core if callback don't process it (returns FALSE). If request was not processed STALL PID will be issued.
  118. * - GET_CONFIGURATION
  119. * - SET_CONFIGURATION (passes to \ref usbd_cfg_callback)
  120. * - GET_DESCRIPTOR (passes to \ref usbd_dsc_callback)
  121. * - GET_STATUS
  122. * - SET_FEATURE, CLEAR_FEATURE (endpoints only)
  123. * - SET_ADDRESS
  124. * \param[in] dev points to USB device
  125. * \param[in] req points to usb control request
  126. * \param[out] *callback \ref usbd_ctl_complete "pointer to USB control transfer completed callback", default is NULL (no callback)
  127. * \return TRUE if control request processed successfully, false otherwise.
  128. */
  129. typedef bool (*usbd_ctl_callback)(usbd_device *dev, usbd_ctlreq *req, usbd_ctl_complete *callback);
  130. /** USB get descriptor callback
  131. * \details Called when GET_DESCRIPTOR request issued
  132. * \param[in] req pointer to usb control request structure
  133. * \param[in,out] address pointer to the descriptor in memory. Points to req->data by default. You can use this buffer.
  134. * \param[in,out] dsize descriptor size. req->data buffer size by default.
  135. * \return TRUE if you passed the correct descriptor, FALSE otherwise.
  136. */
  137. typedef bool (*usbd_dsc_callback)(usbd_ctlreq *req, void **address, uint16_t *dsize);
  138. /** USB set configuration callback
  139. * \details called when SET_CONFIGURATION request issued
  140. * \param[in] dev pointer to USB device
  141. * \param[in] cfg configuration number.
  142. * \note if config is 0 all device endpoints EP0 will be de-configured by core before entering this callback
  143. * \return TRUE if success
  144. */
  145. typedef bool (*usbd_cfg_callback)(usbd_device *dev, uint8_t cfg);
  146. /** @} */
  147. /**\name USB Hardware driver API function prototypes
  148. * @{ */
  149. /** Enables or disables USB hardware
  150. * \param enable Enables USB when TRUE disables otherwise
  151. */
  152. typedef void (*usbd_hw_enable)(bool enable);
  153. /** Resets USB hardware */
  154. typedef void (*usbd_hw_reset)(void);
  155. /** Connects or disconnects USB hardware to/from usb host
  156. * \param connect Connects USB to host if TRUE, disconnects otherwise
  157. */
  158. typedef void (*usbd_hw_connect)(bool connect);
  159. /** Sets USB hardware address
  160. * \param address USB address
  161. */
  162. typedef void (*usbd_hw_setaddr)(uint8_t address);
  163. /** Configures endpoint
  164. * \param ep endpoint address. Use USB_EPDIR_ macros to set endpoint direction
  165. * \param eptype endpoint type. Use USB_EPTYPE_* macros.
  166. * \param epsize endpoint size in bytes
  167. * \return TRUE if success
  168. */
  169. typedef bool (*usbd_hw_ep_config)(uint8_t ep, uint8_t eptype, uint16_t epsize);
  170. /** De-configures, cleans and disables endpoint
  171. * \param ep endpoint index
  172. * \note if you have two one-direction single-buffered endpoints with same index (i.e. 0x02 and 0x82) both will be deconfigured.
  173. */
  174. typedef void (*usbd_hw_ep_deconfig)(uint8_t ep);
  175. /** Reads data from OUT or control endpoint
  176. * \param ep endpoint index, should belong to OUT or CONTROL endpoint.
  177. * \param buf pointer to read buffer
  178. * \param blen size of the read buffer in bytes
  179. * \return size of the actually received data
  180. */
  181. typedef uint16_t (*usbd_hw_ep_read)(uint8_t ep, void *buf, uint16_t blen);
  182. /** Writes data to IN or control endpoint
  183. * \param ep endpoint index, hould belong to IN or CONTROL endpoint
  184. * \param buf pointer to data buffer
  185. * \param blen size of data will be written
  186. * \return number of written bytes
  187. */
  188. typedef uint16_t (*usbd_hw_ep_write)(uint8_t ep, void *buf, uint16_t blen);
  189. /** Stalls and unstalls endpoint
  190. * \param ep endpoint address
  191. * \param stall endpoint will be stalled if TRUE and unstalled otherwise.
  192. * \note Has no effect on inactive endpoints.
  193. */
  194. typedef void (*usbd_hw_ep_setstall)(uint8_t ep, bool stall);
  195. /** Checks endpoint for stalled state
  196. * \param ep endpoint address
  197. * \return TRUE if endpoint is stalled
  198. */
  199. typedef bool (*usbd_hw_ep_isstalled)(uint8_t ep);
  200. /** Polls USB hardware for the events
  201. * \param[in] dev pointer to usb device structure
  202. * \param drv_callback callback to event processing subroutine
  203. */
  204. typedef void (*usbd_hw_poll)(usbd_device *dev, usbd_evt_callback drv_callback);
  205. /** Gets frame number from usb hardware
  206. */
  207. typedef uint16_t (*usbd_hw_get_frameno)(void);
  208. /** Makes a string descriptor contains unique serial number from hardware ID's
  209. * \param[in] buffer pointer to buffer for the descriptor
  210. * \return of the descriptor in bytes
  211. */
  212. typedef uint16_t (*usbd_hw_get_serialno)(void *buffer);
  213. /** @} */
  214. /** Represents generic USB control request */
  215. struct usbd_ctlreq {
  216. uint8_t bmRequestType; /**< This bitmapped field identifies the characteristics of the specific request. */
  217. uint8_t bRequest; /**< This field specifies the particular request. */
  218. uint16_t wValue; /**< It is used to pass a parameter to the device, specific to the request. */
  219. uint16_t wIndex; /**< It is used to pass a parameter to the device, specific to the request. */
  220. uint16_t wLength; /**< This field specifies the length of the data transferred during the second phase of the control transfer */
  221. uint8_t data[]; /**< Request data payload */
  222. } __attribute__((packed));
  223. /** USB device status data for control endpoint */
  224. struct usbd_status {
  225. void *data_buf;
  226. void *data_ptr; /**< Pointer to control endpoint current data buffer */
  227. uint16_t data_count; /**< Control endpoint data counter */
  228. uint16_t data_maxsize; /**< Size of the data buffer for control endpoint */
  229. uint8_t ep0size; /**< Size of the control endpoint */
  230. uint8_t device_cfg; /**< Current device configuration ID */
  231. uint8_t device_state; /**< Current \ref usbd_machine_state */
  232. uint8_t control_state; /**< Current \ref usbd_ctl_state */
  233. };
  234. /** Structure represents a hardware USB driver call table */
  235. struct usbd_driver {
  236. usbd_hw_enable enable;
  237. usbd_hw_reset reset;
  238. usbd_hw_connect connect;
  239. usbd_hw_setaddr setaddr;
  240. usbd_hw_ep_config ep_config;
  241. usbd_hw_ep_deconfig ep_deconfig;
  242. usbd_hw_ep_read ep_read;
  243. usbd_hw_ep_write ep_write;
  244. usbd_hw_ep_setstall ep_setstall;
  245. usbd_hw_ep_isstalled ep_isstalled;
  246. usbd_hw_poll poll;
  247. usbd_hw_get_frameno frame_no;
  248. usbd_hw_get_serialno get_serialno_desc;
  249. };
  250. /** Structure represents a USB device data. No other data used by USB core and driver
  251. * \note use helper \ref usbd_device typedef
  252. * \note structure must be aligned
  253. */
  254. struct usbd_device {
  255. const struct usbd_driver *driver;
  256. usbd_ctl_callback control_callback;
  257. usbd_ctl_complete complete_callback;
  258. usbd_cfg_callback config_callback;
  259. usbd_dsc_callback descriptor_callback;
  260. usbd_evt_callback events[usbd_evt_count]; /**< events callbacks array */
  261. usbd_evt_callback endpoint[8]; /**< endpoint callbacks array for tx, rx and setup events */
  262. usbd_status status;
  263. };
  264. /** Initializes device structure
  265. * \param dev USB device that will be initialized
  266. * \param drv Pointer to hardware driver
  267. * \param ep0size Control endpoint 0 size
  268. * \param buffer Pointer to control request data buffer
  269. * \param bsize Size of the data buffer
  270. */
  271. void usbd_init(usbd_device *dev, const struct usbd_driver *drv, const uint8_t ep0size, void *buffer, const uint16_t bsize);
  272. /** Polls USB for events
  273. * \param dev Pointer to device structure
  274. * \note can be called as from main routine as from USB interrupt
  275. */
  276. void usbd_poll(usbd_device *dev);
  277. /** Asynchronous device control
  278. * \param dev USB device
  279. * \param cmd control command
  280. */
  281. void usbd_control(usbd_device *dev, enum usbd_commands cmd);
  282. /** \name API macro functions
  283. * @{ */
  284. /** Macro to register control callback
  285. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structure
  286. * \param cb pointer to user \ref usbd_ctl_callback
  287. */
  288. #define usbd_reg_control(dev, cb) (dev)->control_callback = (cb)
  289. /** Macro to register set configuration callback
  290. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structire
  291. * \param cb pointer to user \ref usbd_ctl_callback
  292. */
  293. #define usbd_reg_config(dev, cb) (dev)->config_callback = (cb)
  294. /** Macro to register GET_DESCRIPTOR callback
  295. * \param dev USB device
  296. * \param cb callback
  297. */
  298. #define usbd_reg_descr(dev, cb) (dev)->descriptor_callback = (cb)
  299. /** Macro to register endpoint callback
  300. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structure
  301. * \param ep endpoint index
  302. * \param cb pointer to user \ref usbd_evt_callback callback for endpoint events
  303. */
  304. #define usbd_reg_endpoint(dev, ep, cb) (dev)->endpoint[(ep) & 0x07] = (cb)
  305. /** Macro to registers event callback
  306. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structure
  307. * \param evt device \ref usbd_evt "event" wants to be registered
  308. * \param cb pointer to user \ref usbd_evt_callback for this event
  309. */
  310. #define usbd_reg_event(dev, evt, cb) (dev)->events[(evt)] = (cb)
  311. /** Macro to configure endpoint
  312. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structure
  313. * \copydetails usbd_hw_ep_config
  314. */
  315. #define usbd_ep_config(dev, ep, eptype, epsize) (dev)->driver->ep_config((ep), (eptype), (epsize))
  316. /** Macro to deconfigure endpoint
  317. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structure
  318. * \copydetails usbd_hw_ep_deconfig
  319. */
  320. #define usbd_ep_deconfig(dev, ep) (dev)->driver->ep_deconfig(ep)
  321. /** Macro to write data to endpoint
  322. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structure
  323. * \copydetails usbd_hw_ep_write
  324. */
  325. #define usbd_ep_write(dev, ep, buf, blen) (dev)->driver->ep_write((ep), (buf), (blen))
  326. /** Macro to read data from endpoint
  327. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structure
  328. * \copydetails usbd_hw_ep_read
  329. */
  330. #define usbd_ep_read(dev, ep, buffer, length) (dev)->driver->ep_read((ep), (buf), (blen))
  331. /** Macro to stall endpoint
  332. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structure
  333. * \param ep endpoint address
  334. */
  335. #define usbd_ep_stall(dev, ep) (dev)->driver->ep_setstall((ep), 1)
  336. /** Macro to unstall endpoint
  337. * \param dev pointer to \ref usbd_device structure
  338. * \param ep endpoint address
  339. */
  340. #define usbd_ep_unstall(dev, ep) (dev)->driver->ep_setstall((ep), 0)
  341. /** @} */
  342. #endif //(__ASSEMBLER__)
  343. /**@} */
  344. #if defined(__cplusplus)
  345. }
  346. #endif
  347. #endif //_USBD_STD_H_