usbtest/libopencm3/lib/pac55xx/can.c

/**
 * @addtogroup can_api CAN Peripheral API
 * @ingroup peripheral_apis
 * @brief <b>PAC55xxxx CAN Driver</b>
 * @author @htmlonly &copy; @endhtmlonly 2020 Kevin Stefanik <kevin@allocor.tech>
 * @date February 13, 2020
 *
 * This library supports the CAN module in the PAC55xx SoC from Qorvo.
 *
 * Note: Acceptance Code Mask Register values of 1 indicate the filter is to
 * ignore the bit. However, standard CAN driver APIs use a positive logic for the
 * mask. The implementations in this file inverts masks as appropriate to
 * the mask to make this more portable/intuitive.
 *
 * LGPL License Terms @ref lgpl_license
 */
/*
 * This file is part of the libopencm3 project.
 *
 * This library is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
 * it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
 * the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
 * (at your option) any later version.
 *
 * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
 * GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
 * along with this library.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 */
#include <libopencm3/pac55xx/can.h>
#include <libopencm3/cm3/common.h>

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Enable
Enable the CAN peripheral and its associated FIFOs/counters/interrupts.
@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
*/
void can_enable(uint32_t canport) {
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_CLEAR(canport, CAN_MR_RM);
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Disable
Disable the CAN peripheral and all associated FIFOs/counters/interrupts.
@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
*/
void can_disable(uint32_t canport) {
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_MR_RM);
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Init
Initialize the selected CAN peripheral block.
@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] listen_only bool. Enable listen only mode.
@param[in] sjw Unsigned int32. Resynchronization time quanta jump width.
@param[in] tseg1 Unsigned int32. Time segment 1 time quanta width.
@param[in] tseg2 Unsigned int32. Time segment 2 time quanta width.
@param[in] sam3 bool. Use best 2 out of 3 samples.
@param[in] brp Unsigned int32. Baud rate prescaler.
*/
void can_init(uint32_t canport, bool listen_only, uint32_t sjw,
			uint32_t tseg1, uint32_t tseg2,
			bool sam3, uint32_t brp) {
	/* Put CAN module in reset and clear out ISR/SR/CMR/MR */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR(canport) = CAN_MR_RM;
	/* Setup single filter scheme */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_MR_AFM);
	/* enable listen-only mode */
	if (listen_only) {
		CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_MR_LOM);
	}

	/* Set Baud Rate Prescaler, sync jump width, tseg1/2 */
	CAN_BTR1_BTR0_RMC_IMR(canport) = CAN_BTR0_BRP(brp) | CAN_BTR0_SJW(sjw)
		| CAN_BTR1_TSEG1(tseg1) | CAN_BTR1_TSEG2(tseg2);
	if (sam3) {
		/* enable sample bus 3 times */
		CAN_BTR1_BTR0_RMC_IMR(canport) |= CAN_BTR1_SAM;
	}

	/* Filter: Accept incoming messages with any identifier */
	CAN_ACR(canport) = 0;
	/* Note: when mask bits are 1, the bits are ignored */
	CAN_AMR(canport) = 0xFFFFFFFFu;
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Filter Clear
Clear the message filters to receive all messages.
@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
*/
void can_filter_clear(uint32_t canport) {
	/* Filter: Accept incoming messages with any identifier */
	CAN_ACR(canport) = 0;
	/* Note: when mask bits are 1, the bits are ignored */
	CAN_AMR(canport) = 0xFFFFFFFFu;
	/* Setup single filter scheme */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_MR_AFM);
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Dual Filter Standard Frame
Notes:
 - Acceptance Code Mask Register values of 1 indicate the filter is to ignore
   the bit. However standard CAN driver APIs use a positive logic for the mask.
   So this function inverts the mask to make this more portable/intuitive.
 - Register definition byte order is opposite what is shown in Rev 1.23 of
   the PAC55XX Family User Guide.  Since both data and ID values cross byte
   boundaries, the bswap32 function is used to correct for the discrepancy.

@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] id1 Unsigned int32. CAN ID 1. Only bits 10:0 are used.
@param[in] id1_mask Unsigned int32. CAN ID 1 mask. Only bits 10:0 are used.
@param[in] id2 Unsigned int32. CAN ID 2. Only bits 10:0 are used.
@param[in] id2_mask Unsigned int32. CAN ID 2 mask. Only bits 10:0 are used.
@param[in] db bool. CAN first data byte value.
@param[in] db_mask bool. CAN first data byte mask.
*/
void can_filter_dual(uint32_t canport, uint32_t id1, uint32_t id1_mask,
			uint32_t id2, uint32_t id2_mask,
			uint8_t db, uint8_t db_mask) {
	/* set value */
	uint32_t word = ((id1 << 21) & CAN_ACR_DUAL_ID1)
		| ((id2 << 5) & CAN_ACR_DUAL_ID2)
		| ((db << 12) & CAN_ACR_DUAL_DB_UPPER) | (db & CAN_ACR_DUAL_DB_LOWER);
	CAN_ACR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* set mask */
	word = ((~id1_mask << 21) & CAN_ACR_DUAL_ID1)
		| ((~id2_mask << 5) & CAN_ACR_DUAL_ID2)
		| ((~db_mask << 12) & CAN_ACR_DUAL_DB_UPPER)
		| ((~db_mask) & CAN_ACR_DUAL_DB_LOWER)
		| CAN_ACR_DUAL_RTR1 | CAN_ACR_DUAL_RTR2;
	CAN_AMR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* 0: dual filter */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_CLEAR(canport, CAN_MR_AFM);
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Filter Single Standard Frame
Notes:
 - Acceptance Code Mask Register values of 1 indicate the filter is to ignore
   the bit. However standard CAN driver APIs use a positive logic for the mask.
   So this function inverts the mask to make this more portable/intuitive.
 - Register definition byte order is opposite what is shown in Rev 1.23 of
   the PAC55XX Family User Guide.  Since both data and ID values cross byte
   boundaries, the bswap32 function is used to correct for the discrepancy.

@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] id Unsigned int32. CAN ID. Only bits 10:0 are used.
@param[in] id_mask Unsigned int32. CAN ID mask. Only bits 10:0 are used.
@param[in] db1 bool. CAN first data byte value.
@param[in] db1_mask bool. CAN first data byte mask.
@param[in] db2 bool. CAN second data byte value.
@param[in] db2_mask bool. CAN second data byte mask.
*/
void can_filter_single_std(uint32_t canport, uint32_t id, uint32_t id_mask,
			uint8_t db1, uint8_t db1_mask,
			uint8_t db2, uint8_t db2_mask) {
	/* set value */
	uint32_t word = ((id << 21) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_ID)
		| ((db1 << 8) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_DB1)
		| ((db2 << 0) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_DB2);
	CAN_ACR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* set mask */
	word = ((~id_mask << 21) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_ID)
		| CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_RTR | CAN_ACR_DUAL_DB_UPPER
		| ((~db1_mask << 8) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_DB1)
		| ((~db2_mask << 0) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_DB2);
	CAN_AMR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* 1: single filter */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_MR_AFM);
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Filter Single Standard Frame w/RTR set
Notes:
 - Acceptance Code Mask Register values of 1 indicate the filter is to ignore
   the bit. However standard CAN driver APIs use a positive logic for the mask.
   So this function inverts the mask to make this more portable/intuitive.
 - Register definition byte order is opposite what is shown in Rev 1.23 of
   the PAC55XX Family User Guide.  Since both data and ID values cross byte
   boundaries, the bswap32 function is used to correct for the discrepancy.

@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] id Unsigned int32. CAN ID. Only bits 10:0 are used.
@param[in] id_mask Unsigned int32. CAN ID mask. Only bits 10:0 are used.
@param[in] db1 bool. CAN first data byte value.
@param[in] db1_mask bool. CAN first data byte mask.
@param[in] db2 bool. CAN second data byte value.
@param[in] db2_mask bool. CAN second data byte mask.
*/
void can_filter_single_std_rtr(uint32_t canport, uint32_t id, uint32_t id_mask,
			uint8_t db1, uint8_t db1_mask,
			uint8_t db2, uint8_t db2_mask) {
	/* set value */
	uint32_t word = ((id << 21) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_ID)
		| CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_RTR | ((db1 << 8) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_DB1)
		| ((db2 << 0) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_DB2);
	CAN_ACR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* set mask */
	word = ((~id_mask << 21) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_ID)
		| ((~db1_mask << 8) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_DB1)
		| ((~db2_mask << 0) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_STD_DB2);
	CAN_AMR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* 1: single filter */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_MR_AFM);
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Filter Single Extended Frame
Notes:
 - Acceptance Code Mask Register values of 1 indicate the filter is to ignore
   the bit. However standard CAN driver APIs use a positive logic for the mask.
   So this function inverts the mask to make this more portable/intuitive.
 - Register definition byte order is opposite what is shown in Rev 1.23 of
   the PAC55XX Family User Guide.  Since both data and ID values cross byte
   boundaries, the bswap32 function is used to correct for the discrepancy.

@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] id Unsigned int32. CAN ID. Only bits 28:0 are used.
@param[in] id_mask Unsigned int32. CAN ID mask. Only bits 28:0 are used.
*/
void can_filter_single_ext(uint32_t canport, uint32_t id, uint32_t id_mask) {
	/* set value */
	uint32_t word = ((id << 3) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_EXT_ID);
	CAN_ACR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* set mask */
	word = ((~id_mask << 3) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_EXT_ID) | CAN_ACR_SINGLE_EXT_RTR;
	CAN_AMR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* 1: single filter */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_MR_AFM);
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Filter Single Extended Frame w/RTR set
Notes:
 - Acceptance Code Mask Register values of 1 indicate the filter is to ignore
   the bit. However standard CAN driver APIs use a positive logic for the mask.
   So this function inverts the mask to make this more portable/intuitive.
 - Register definition byte order is opposite what is shown in Rev 1.23 of
   the PAC55XX Family User Guide.  Since both data and ID values cross byte
   boundaries, the bswap32 function is used to correct for the discrepancy.

@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] id Unsigned int32. CAN ID. Only bits 28:0 are used.
@param[in] id_mask Unsigned int32. CAN ID mask. Only bits 28:0 are used.
*/
void can_filter_single_ext_rtr(uint32_t canport, uint32_t id, uint32_t id_mask) {
	/* set value */
	uint32_t word = ((id << 3) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_EXT_ID) | CAN_ACR_SINGLE_EXT_RTR;
	CAN_ACR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* set mask */
	word = ((~id_mask << 3) & CAN_ACR_SINGLE_EXT_ID);
	CAN_AMR(canport) = __builtin_bswap32(word);
	/* 1: single filter */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_MR_AFM);
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Enable IRQ
@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] irq Unsigned int8. IRQ bit(s).
*/
void can_enable_irq(uint32_t canport, uint8_t irq) {
	/* set to 1 (not masked) to enable */
	CAN_BTR1_BTR0_RMC_IMR(canport) |= (uint32_t)irq;
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Disable IRQ
@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] irq Unsigned int8. IRQ bit(s).
*/
void can_disable_irq(uint32_t canport, uint8_t irq) {
	/* set to 0 (masked) to disable */
	CAN_BTR1_BTR0_RMC_IMR(canport) &= ~(uint32_t)irq;
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Transmit Standard Frame
@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] id Unsigned int32. Message ID bits 10:0 used.
@param[in] rtr bool. Remote Request bit value.
@param[in] length Unsigned int8. Message payload length.
@param[in] data Unsigned int8[]. Message payload data.
@returns true if able to transmit, false otherwise.
*/
bool can_transmit_std(uint32_t canport, uint32_t id, bool rtr, uint8_t length,
			const uint8_t *data) {
	/* if TBS is 0, then not ready to transmit */
	if ((CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR(canport) & CAN_SR_TBS) == 0) {
		return false;
	}
	uint32_t word = (length & CAN_BITS_3_0)
		| (rtr ? BIT6 : 0)            /* DLC/RTR/FF ==> 7:0 */
		| ((id & CAN_BITS_10_3) << 5) /* ID 10:3 ==> 15:8 */
		| ((id & CAN_BITS_2_0) << 21) /* ID 2:0 ==> 23:21 */
		| (((length > 0) ? data[0] : 0) << 24);
	CAN_TXBUF(canport) = word;

	if (length > 1) {
		word = (data[1] << 0) | (data[2] << 8)
			| (data[3] << 16) | (data[4] << 24);
		CAN_TXBUF(canport) = word;
	}

	if (length > 5) {
		word = (data[5] << 0) | (data[6] << 8) | (data[7] << 16);
		CAN_TXBUF(canport) = word;
	}

	/* Request transmit */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_CMR_TR);
	return true;
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Transmit Extended Frame
@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[in] id Unsigned int32. Message ID bits 28:0 used.
@param[in] rtr bool. Remote Request bit value.
@param[in] length Unsigned int8. Message payload length, 0-8.
@param[in] data Unsigned int8[]. Message payload data.
@returns true if able to transmit, false otherwise.
*/
bool can_transmit_ext(uint32_t canport, uint32_t id, bool rtr, uint8_t length,
			const uint8_t *data) {
	/* if TBS is 0, then not ready to transmit */
	if ((CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR(canport) & CAN_SR_TBS) == 0) {
		return false;
	}
	uint32_t word = (length & CAN_BITS_3_0)
		| (rtr ? BIT6 : 0) | BIT7 /* DLC/RTR/FF ==> 7:0 */
		| ((id & CAN_BITS_28_21) >> 13) /* ID 28:21 ==> 15:8 */
		| ((id & CAN_BITS_20_13) << 3)  /* ID 20:13 ==> 23:16 */
		| ((id & CAN_BITS_12_5) << 19); /* ID 12:5 ==> 31:24 */
	CAN_TXBUF(canport) = word; /* write first 32-bit word to FIFO */

	word = ((id & CAN_BITS_4_0) << 3); /* ID 4:0 ==> 7:3 */
	if (length > 0) {
		word |= (data[0] << 8) | (data[1] << 16) | (data[2] << 24);
	}
	/* for extended frame, always write second 32-bit word to FIFO */
	CAN_TXBUF(canport) = word;
	if (length > 3) {
		word = (data[3] << 0) | (data[4] << 8)
			| (data[5] << 16) | (data[6] << 24);
		CAN_TXBUF(canport) = word;
	}
	if (length > 7) {
		word = data[7];
		CAN_TXBUF(canport) = word;
	}
	/* Request transmit */
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_CMR_TR);
	return true;
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Abort Transmit
Aborts the current transmission.

@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
*/
void can_abort_transmit(uint32_t canport) {
	CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR_SET(canport, CAN_CMR_AT);
}

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @brief CAN Receive Message
If no data is in the RX buffer, id and length are set to 0.

@param[in] canport Unsigned int32. CAN block register base address.
@param[out] id Unsigned int32 pointer. Message ID.
@param[out] ext bool pointer. The message ID is extended.
@param[out] rtr bool pointer. Remote Request bit value.
@param[out] length Unsigned int8 pointer. Length of message payload.
@param[out] data Unsigned int8[]. Message payload data, min length 8.
*/
void can_receive(uint32_t canport, uint32_t *id, bool *ext, bool *rtr, uint8_t *length,
			uint8_t *data) {
	if ((CAN_ISR_SR_CMR_MR(canport) & CAN_ISR_RI) == 0 || CAN_RMC(canport) == 0) {
		*id = 0;
		*length = 0;
		return; /* empty RX FIFO */
	}
	uint32_t can_buffer = CAN_RXBUF(canport); /* read 32-bit word */
	uint8_t rx_length = can_buffer & CAN_BITS_3_0;
	bool is_extended = can_buffer & BIT7;
	if (ext) {
		*ext = is_extended;
	}
	if (rtr) {
		*rtr = can_buffer & BIT6;
	}
	if (length) {
		*length = rx_length;
	}
	uint32_t _id;
	if (is_extended) {
		/* Parse extended message ID from RXBUF */
		_id = ((can_buffer & CAN_BITS_15_8) << 13)   /* ID 28:21 <== 15:8 */
			| ((can_buffer & CAN_BITS_23_16) >> 3)   /* ID 20:13 <== 23:16 */
			| ((can_buffer & CAN_BITS_31_24) >> 19); /* ID 12:5 <== 31:24 */
		can_buffer = CAN_RXBUF(canport);
		_id |= ((can_buffer & CAN_BITS_7_3) >> 3); /* ID 4:0 <== 7:3 */

		/* Parse extended message data from RXBUF */
		data[0] = can_buffer >> 8;
		data[1] = can_buffer >> 16;
		data[2] = can_buffer >> 24;
		if (rx_length > 3) {
			can_buffer = CAN_RXBUF(canport);
			data[3] = can_buffer;
			data[4] = can_buffer >> 8;
			data[5] = can_buffer >> 16;
			data[6] = can_buffer >> 24;
		}
		if (rx_length > 7) {
			can_buffer = CAN_RXBUF(canport);
			data[7] = can_buffer;
		}
	} else {
		/* Parse standard message ID from RXBUF */
		_id = ((can_buffer & CAN_BITS_15_8) >> 5)    /* ID 10:3 <== 15:8 */
			| ((can_buffer & CAN_BITS_23_21) >> 21); /* ID 2:0 <== 23:21 */
		/* Parse standard message data from RXBUF */
		data[0] = can_buffer >> 24;
		if (rx_length > 1) {
			can_buffer = CAN_RXBUF(canport);
			data[1] = can_buffer;
			data[2] = can_buffer >> 8;
			data[3] = can_buffer >> 16;
			data[4] = can_buffer >> 24;
			if (rx_length > 5) {
				/* buffer contains data5,data6,data7 */
				can_buffer = CAN_RXBUF(canport);
				data[5] = can_buffer;
				data[6] = can_buffer >> 8;
				data[7] = can_buffer >> 16;
			}
		}
	}
	if (id) {
		*id = _id;
	}

	/*
	 * Write 1 to acknowledge/clear the interrupt
	 * Note: ensure not to let the other interrupt masks be written as 1, so as
	 * to avoid acknowledging them.
	 * Note: CAN_ISR_RI is already high, but we still write '1' to it to clear it.
	 */
	CAN_ISR_ACKNOWLEDGE(canport, CAN_ISR_RI);
	return;
}