I2C HAL

The I2C HAL definitions is in dev_i2c.h, it provide interfaces for i2c driver to implement. Here is a diagram for the i2c interface.

I2C HAL

Definitions

group DEVICE_HAL_IIC_DEVSTRUCT

contains definitions of iic device structure.

this structure will be used in user implemented code, which was called Device Driver Implement Layer for iic to realize in user code.

Defines

DEV_IIC_INFO_SET_EXTRA_OBJECT(iic_info_ptr, extra_info)

Set extra information pointer of iic info

DEV_IIC_INFO_GET_EXTRA_OBJECT(iic_info_ptr)

Get extra information pointer of iic info

Typedefs

typedef struct dev_iic_info DEV_IIC_INFO

iic information struct definition

informations about iic open state, working state, baurate, iic registers, working method, interrupt number

typedef struct dev_iic_info *DEV_IIC_INFO_PTR
typedef struct dev_iic DEV_IIC

iic device interface definition

define iic device interface, like iic information structure, fuctions to get iic info, open/close/control iic, send/receive data by iic

Note

all this details are implemented by user in user porting code

typedef struct dev_iic *DEV_IIC_PTR

Variables

int32_t (*iic_open)(uint32_t mode, uint32_t param)

open iic device in master/slave mode, \ when in master mode, param stands for speed mode, \ when in slave mode, param stands for slave address

open an iic device with selected mode (master or slave) with defined param

Parameters

  • mode – [in] working mode (master or slave)

  • param – [in] When mode is DEV_MASTER_MODE, param stands for speed mode, when mode is DEV_SLAVE_MODE, param stands for slave device 7bit address

Returns

  • E_OK – Open successfully without any issues

  • E_OPNED – If device was opened before with different parameters, then just increase the opn_cnt and return E_OPNED

  • E_OBJ – Device object is not valid

  • E_SYS – Device is opened for different mode before, if you want to open it with different mode, you need to fully close it first.

  • E_PAR – Parameter is not valid

  • E_NOSPT – Open settings are not supported

int32_t (*iic_close)(void)

close iic device

close an iic device, just decrease the opn_cnt, if opn_cnt equals 0, then close the device

Returns

  • E_OK – Close successfully without any issues(including scenario that device is already closed)

  • E_OPNED – Device is still opened, the device opn_cnt decreased by 1

  • E_OBJ – Device object is not valid

int32_t (*iic_control)(uint32_t ctrl_cmd, void *param)

control iic device

control an iic device by ctrl_cmd, with passed param. you can control iic device using predefined iic control commands defined using DEV_SET_SYSCMD (which must be implemented by bsp developer), such as set iic speed mode, flush tx and more. And you can also control iic device using your own specified commands defined using DEV_SET_USRCMD, but these specified commands should be defined in your own iic device driver implementation.

Parameters

  • ctrl_cmd – [in] control command, to change or get some thing related to iic

  • param – [inout] parameters that maybe argument of the command, or return values of the command, must not be NULL

Returns

  • E_OK – Control device successfully

  • E_CLSED – Device is not opened

  • E_OBJ – Device object is not valid or not exists

  • E_PAR – Parameter is not valid for current control command

  • E_SYS – Control device failed, due to hardware issues, such as device is disabled

  • E_CTX – Control device failed, due to different reasons like in transfer state

  • E_NOSPT – Control command is not supported or not valid

int32_t (*iic_write)(const void *data, uint32_t len)

send data by iic device (blocking method)

send data through iic with defined len to slave device which slave address is slv_addr.

Parameters

  • data – [in] pointer to data need to send by iic

  • len – [in] length of data to be sent

Returns

  • >0 – Byte count that was successfully sent for poll method, it might can’t send that much due to different error state.

  • E_OBJ – Device object is not valid or not exists

  • E_PAR – Parameter is not valid

  • E_CTX – Device is still in transfer state

  • E_SYS – Can’t write data to hardware due to hardware issues, such as device is disabled

int32_t (*iic_read)(void *data, uint32_t len)

read data from iic device (blocking method)

receive data of defined len through iic from slave device which slave address is slv_addr.

Parameters

  • data – [out] pointer to data need to received by iic

  • len – [in] length of data to be received

Returns

  • >0 – Byte count that was successfully received for poll method, it might can’t send that much due to different error state.

  • E_OBJ – Device object is not valid or not exists

  • E_CTX – Device is still in transfer state

  • E_PAR – Parameter is not valid

  • E_SYS – Can’t receive data from hardware due to hardware issues, such as device is disabled

struct dev_iic_info
#include <dev_iic.h>

iic information struct definition

informations about iic open state, working state, baurate, iic registers, working method, interrupt number

struct dev_iic
#include <dev_iic.h>

iic device interface definition

define iic device interface, like iic information structure, fuctions to get iic info, open/close/control iic, send/receive data by iic

Note

all this details are implemented by user in user porting code