#include <SFBHWSerialBoard.h>
Public Member Functions | |
SFBHWSerial (int face) | |
SFBFrame & | getFrame () |
void | putcBlocking (const u8 byte) |
bool | getPreferOddParity () |
u8 | getPreferredBaudCode () |
void | setPreferredBaudCode (u8 code) |
u8 | getLowBaudCode () |
u8 | getHighBaudCode () |
void | setHighBaudCode (u8 code) |
void | predispatch () |
void | start (u32 baud, bool oddParity=false) |
void | stop () |
void | setBaudRate (u32 baud, bool oddParity=false) |
void | checkTx () |
u32 | getFD () |
SFBRxByteBuffer & | getRx () |
SFBTxByteBuffer & | getTx () |
SFBHWSerial (int face) | |
void | setNoiseParameters (u32 byteErrorOdds, u32 nextErrorOdds) |
SFBFrame & | getFrame () |
void | putcBlocking (const u8 byte) |
bool | getPreferOddParity () |
u8 | getPreferredBaudCode () |
u8 | getLowBaudCode () |
u8 | getHighBaudCode () |
void | setPreferredBaudCode (u8 code) |
void | setLowBaudCode (u8 code) |
void | setHighBaudCode (u8 code) |
void | predispatch () |
void | start (u32 baud, bool oddParity=false) |
void | stop () |
void | setBaudRate (u32 baud, bool isOddParity=false) |
void | checkTx () |
void * | getUFD () |
void | setUFD (void *newUFD) |
bool | canRead () |
int | readByte () |
void | forceRxSync () |
SFBRxByteBuffer & | getRx () |
SFBTxByteBuffer & | getTx () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static u32 | getFirstFace () |
static bool | moreFaces (u32 face) |
static u32 | nextFace (u32 face) |
static SFBSerial & | getFace (u32 face) |
static void | reinitAll () |
static u32 | getFirstFace () |
static bool | moreFaces (u32 face) |
static u32 | nextFace (u32 face) |
static char | faceCode (u32 face) |
static SFBSerial & | getFace (u32 face) |
static void | startup_initialization () |
Friends | |
void | Uart0Handler () |
void | Uart1Handler () |
void | Uart2Handler () |
void | Uart3Handler () |
The object supporting 'hardware level' serial operations on the host.
WARNING! There are two classes _both_ named 'SFBHWSerial'; this one for SFB serial communication, defined in SFBHWSerialBoard.h and SFBHWSerialBoard.cpp, and another one for host-side communication, defined in SFBHWSerialPortable.h and SFBHWSerialPortable.cpp. Only one definition is seen on any particular compilation, due to conditional compilation in SFBHWSerial.h. This definition is used if HOST_MODE is _not_ defined.
This is awkward, but was done to avoid inheritance, with its associated complexities and additional vtable pointers.
WARNING! There are two classes _both_ named 'SFBHWSerial'; this one for host-side communication, defined in SFBHWSerialPortable.h and SFBHWSerialPortable.cpp, and another one for SFB on-board communication, defined in SFBHWSerialBoard.h and SFBHWSerialBoard.cpp. Only one definition is seen on any particular compilation, due to conditional compilation in SFBHWSerial.h. This definition is used if HOST_MODE is defined.
This is awkward, but was done to avoid inheritance, with its associated complexities and additional vtable pointers.