/* * @brief UART ROM API declarations and functions * * @note * Copyright(C) NXP Semiconductors, 2014 * All rights reserved. * * @par * Software that is described herein is for illustrative purposes only * which provides customers with programming information regarding the * LPC products. This software is supplied "AS IS" without any warranties of * any kind, and NXP Semiconductors and its licensor disclaim any and * all warranties, express or implied, including all implied warranties of * merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement of * intellectual property rights. NXP Semiconductors assumes no responsibility * or liability for the use of the software, conveys no license or rights under any * patent, copyright, mask work right, or any other intellectual property rights in * or to any products. NXP Semiconductors reserves the right to make changes * in the software without notification. NXP Semiconductors also makes no * representation or warranty that such application will be suitable for the * specified use without further testing or modification. * * @par * Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its * documentation is hereby granted, under NXP Semiconductors' and its * licensor's relevant copyrights in the software, without fee, provided that it * is used in conjunction with NXP Semiconductors microcontrollers. This * copyright, permission, and disclaimer notice must appear in all copies of * this code. */ #ifndef __ROMAPI_UART_H_ #define __ROMAPI_UART_H_ #include "hw_uart_rom_api.h" #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif /** @defgroup ROMAPI_UART_WRAPPER CHIP: UART ROM wrapper functions * @ingroup ROMAPI_5410X * @{ */ /** * @brief Get memory size in bytes needed for SPI master driver context * @return Size in bytes needed for the ROM driver */ uint32_t ROM_UART_GetMemSize(void); /** * @brief Initialize UART ROM Driver * @param pMem : Pointer to memory area for driver context * @param baseAddr : Base address of the UART peripheral * @param pUserData : Pointer to User Data * @return Pointer to the device context handle or NULL on alignment failure * @note Parameter @a pMem must be a pointer to word aligned memory * if the pointer is not word aligned (4-Byte) the function returns * NULL. */ UART_HANDLE_T ROM_UART_Init(void *pMem, uint32_t baseAddr, void *pUserData); /** * @brief Configure the UART peripheral * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @param pCfg : Pointer to configuration structure #UART_CFG_T * @return LPC_OK on Success, ERR_UART_PARAM if any of cfg values are invalid */ ErrorCode_t ROM_UART_Configure(UART_HANDLE_T hUART, const UART_CFG_T *pCfg); /** * @brief Calculate UART Baud rate parameters * @param baud : [IN/OUT] Pointer to baud rate structure * @return LPC_OK on Success, ERR_UART_BAUDRATE baudrate for given frequency is not within limits * @sa UART_BAUD_T */ ErrorCode_t ROM_UART_CalBaud(UART_BAUD_T *baud); /** * @brief Set UART Control operations * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @param cfgVal : Configuration value (one or more (OR'ed) values of #UART_BREAK_ON, #UART_TX_PAUSE etc) * @return Nothing * @note * To set TX in BREAK state, use ROM_UART_SetCtrl(hUART, UART_BREAK_ON), to bring TX out of BREAK state * use ROM_UART_SetCtrl(hUART, UART_BREAK_OFF). Us the above method will set TX line to BREAK state even * if there is a data is being sent, hence the receiver might get a UART FRAME error and the data in progress might * get lost. To avoid this application can pause TX before the TX gets to BREAK state by calling, * ROM_UART_SetCtrl(hUART, #UART_BREAK_ON | #UART_TX_PAUSE) and release the break by calling * ROM_UART_SetCtrl(hUART, #UART_BREAK_OFF | #UART_TX_RESUME).
* ROM_UART_SetCtrl(hUART, #UART_TX_PAUSE) will stop the TX until ROM_UART_SetCtrl(hUART, * #UART_TX_RESUME) * this could be used to implement flow-control. */ void ROM_UART_SetCtrl(UART_HANDLE_T hUART, uint32_t cfgVal); /** * @brief Registers a callback function associated with an event * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @param cbIndex : Index of the call-back function (Associated with an event) * @param pCbFunc : Pointer to callback function * @return Success or failure * @retval LPC_OK Callback successfully registered * @retval ERR_UART_PARAM Invaild event parameter for @a cbIndex */ ErrorCode_t ROM_UART_RegisterCB(UART_HANDLE_T hUART, UART_CBINDEX_T cbIndex, void (*pCbFunc)(UART_HANDLE_T, UART_EVENT_T, void *)); /** * @brief UART Event handler function (Usually called from interrupt handler) * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @return Nothing */ void ROM_UART_Handler(UART_HANDLE_T hUART); /** * @brief Send data to UART * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @param buffer : Buffer to send * @param size : Number of items in buffer * @return LPC_OK when buffer is queued successfully for sending * @note If the UART Data size is 9, then buffer should be of type * uint16_t *, size should be number of uint16_t (not size in bytes). */ ErrorCode_t ROM_UART_Send(UART_HANDLE_T hUART, const void *buffer, uint16_t size); /** * @brief Receive data from UART * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @param buffer : Buffer to send * @param size : Number of items in buffer * @return LPC_OK when buffer is queued successfully for receiving data * @note If the UART Data size is 9, then buffer should be of type * uint16_t *, size should be number of uint16_t (not size in bytes). */ ErrorCode_t ROM_UART_Receive(UART_HANDLE_T hUART, void *buffer, uint16_t size); /** * @brief Send data to UART [Blocking] * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @param buffer : Buffer to send * @param size : Number of items in buffer * @return LPC_OK when buffer is queued successfully for sending * @note If the UART Data size is 9, then buffer should be of type * uint16_t *, size should be number of uint16_t (not size in bytes). * This API is not in the ROM this is a wrapper API, that uses * @a ROM_UART_Send() and @a ROM_UART_FlushTx() */ ErrorCode_t ROM_UART_SendBlock(UART_HANDLE_T hUART, const void *buffer, uint16_t size); /** * @brief Receive data from UART [Blocking] * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @param buffer : Buffer to send * @param size : Number of items in buffer * @return LPC_OK when buffer is queued successfully for receiving data * @note If the UART Data size is 9, then buffer should be of type * uint16_t *, size should be number of uint16_t (not size in bytes). * This API is not in the ROM this is a wrapper API, that uses * @a ROM_UART_Receive() and @a ROM_UART_FetchRx() */ ErrorCode_t ROM_UART_ReceiveBlock(UART_HANDLE_T hUART, void *buffer, uint16_t size); /** * @brief Wait for the current TX buffer to be sent * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @return Nothing * @note This call will bock the excution till all the data bytes are sent. * @sa ROM_UART_Send() */ void ROM_UART_WaitTx(UART_HANDLE_T hUART); /** * @brief Complete the current Receive transfer * @param hUART : Handle to UART obtained using ROM_UART_Init() * @return Nothing * @note This call will bock the excution till all the data bytes are read, * if there is no RX in progress this call will read and discard the current * pending RX data and the incoming data until there is no data coming from uart * atleast for one data time, mainly used for discarding UART frames that had * started arriving and overflown before the ROM_UART_Receive was called. * @sa ROM_UART_Receive() */ void ROM_UART_WaitRx(UART_HANDLE_T hUART); /** * @brief Return the UART ROM driver version * @return Driver version number * @note The returned driver version number consists of a major and minor * number, with the minor number in the lower 8 bits and the major number in * the upper 8 bits. */ uint16_t ROM_UART_GetDriverVersion(void); /** * @} */ #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif #endif /* __ROMAPI_UART_H_ */