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BALibrary/src/BASpiMemory.h

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/**************************************************************************//**
* @file
* @author Steve Lascos
* @company Blackaddr Audio
*
* BASpiMemory is convenience class for accessing the optional SPI RAMs on
* the GTA Series boards. BASpiMemoryDma works the same but uses DMA to reduce
* load on the processor.
*
* @copyright This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.*
*
* This program 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 General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*****************************************************************************/
#ifndef __BALIBRARY_BASPIMEMORY_H
#define __BALIBRARY_BASPIMEMORY_H
#include <cstdint>
#include <SPI.h>
#include <DmaSpi.h>
#include "BATypes.h"
#include "BAHardware.h"
namespace BALibrary {
/**************************************************************************//**
* This wrapper class uses the Arduino SPI (Wire) library to access the SPI ram.
* @details The purpose of this class is primarily for functional testing since
* it currently support single-word access. High performance access should be
* done using DMA techniques in the Teensy library.
*****************************************************************************/
class BASpiMemory {
public:
BASpiMemory() = delete;
/// Create an object to control either MEM0 (via SPI1) or MEM1 (via SPI2).
/// @details default is 20 Mhz
/// @param memDeviceId specify which MEM to control with SpiDeviceId.
BASpiMemory(SpiDeviceId memDeviceId = SpiDeviceId::SPI_DEVICE0);
/// Create an object to control either MEM0 (via SPI1) or MEM1 (via SPI2)
/// @param memDeviceId specify which MEM to control with SpiDeviceId.
/// @param speedHz specify the desired speed in Hz.
BASpiMemory(SpiDeviceId memDeviceId, uint32_t speedHz);
virtual ~BASpiMemory();
/// initialize and configure the SPI peripheral
virtual void begin();
/// write a single 8-bit word to the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param data the value to write
void write(size_t address, uint8_t data);
/// Write a block of 8-bit data to the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param src pointer to the source data block
/// @param numBytes size of the data block in bytes
virtual void write(size_t address, uint8_t *src, size_t numBytes);
/// Write a block of zeros to the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param numBytes size of the data block in bytes
virtual void zero(size_t address, size_t numBytes);
/// write a single 16-bit word to the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param data the value to write
void write16(size_t address, uint16_t data);
/// Write a block of 16-bit data to the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param src pointer to the source data block
/// @param numWords size of the data block in 16-bit words
virtual void write16(size_t address, uint16_t *src, size_t numWords);
/// Write a block of 16-bit zeros to the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param numWords size of the data block in 16-bit words
virtual void zero16(size_t address, size_t numWords);
/// read a single 8-bit data word from the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to read from
/// @return the data that was read
uint8_t read(size_t address);
/// Read a block of 8-bit data from the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param dest pointer to the destination
/// @param numBytes size of the data block in bytes
virtual void read(size_t address, uint8_t *dest, size_t numBytes);
/// read a single 16-bit data word from the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to read from
/// @return the data that was read
uint16_t read16(size_t address);
/// read a block 16-bit data word from the specified address
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to read from
/// @param dest the pointer to the destination
/// @param numWords the number of 16-bit words to transfer
virtual void read16(size_t address, uint16_t *dest, size_t numWords);
/// Check if the class has been configured by a previous begin() call
/// @returns true if initialized, false if not yet initialized
bool isStarted() const { return m_started; }
/// Dummy function for non-DMA writes
virtual bool isWriteBusy() const { return false; }
/// Dummy function for non-DMA reads
virtual bool isReadBusy() const { return false; }
protected:
SPIClass *m_spi = nullptr;
SpiDeviceId m_memDeviceId; // the MEM device being control with this instance
uint8_t m_csPin; // the IO pin number for the CS on the controlled SPI device
SPISettings m_settings; // the Wire settings for this SPI port
bool m_started = false;
size_t m_dieBoundary; // the address at which a SPI memory die rollsover
size_t m_bytesToXfer(size_t address, size_t numBytes);
void m_rawWrite (size_t address, uint8_t *src, size_t numBytes); // raw function for writing bytes
void m_rawZero (size_t address, size_t numBytes); // raw function for zeroing memory
void m_rawRead (size_t address, uint8_t *dest, size_t numBytes); // raw function for reading bytes
void m_rawWrite16(size_t address, uint16_t *src, size_t numBytes); // raw function for writing words
void m_rawZero16 (size_t address, size_t numBytes); // raw function for zeroing memory words
void m_rawRead16 (size_t address, uint16_t *dest, size_t numBytes); // raw function for reading words
};
/**************************************************************************//**
* This wrapper class uses the Arduino SPI (Wire) library to access the SPI ram
* via DMA.
*****************************************************************************/
class BASpiMemoryDMA : public BASpiMemory {
public:
BASpiMemoryDMA() = delete;
/// Create an object to control either MEM0 (via SPI1) or MEM1 (via SPI2).
/// @details default is 20 Mhz
/// @param memDeviceId specify which MEM to control with SpiDeviceId.
BASpiMemoryDMA(SpiDeviceId memDeviceId);
/// Create an object to control either MEM0 (via SPI1) or MEM1 (via SPI2)
/// @param memDeviceId specify which MEM to control with SpiDeviceId.
/// @param speedHz specify the desired speed in Hz.
BASpiMemoryDMA(SpiDeviceId memDeviceId, uint32_t speedHz);
virtual ~BASpiMemoryDMA();
/// initialize and configure the SPI peripheral
void begin() override;
/// Write a block of 8-bit data to the specified address. Be check
/// isWriteBusy() before sending the next DMA transfer.
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param src pointer to the source data block
/// @param numBytes size of the data block in bytes
void write(size_t address, uint8_t *src, size_t numBytes) override;
/// Write a block of zeros to the specified address. Be check
/// isWriteBusy() before sending the next DMA transfer.
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param numBytes size of the data block in bytes
void zero(size_t address, size_t numBytes) override;
/// Write a block of 16-bit data to the specified address. Be check
/// isWriteBusy() before sending the next DMA transfer.
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param src pointer to the source data block
/// @param numWords size of the data block in 16-bit words
void write16(size_t address, uint16_t *src, size_t numWords) override;
/// Write a block of 16-bit zeros to the specified address. Be check
/// isWriteBusy() before sending the next DMA transfer.
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param numWords size of the data block in 16-bit words
void zero16(size_t address, size_t numWords) override;
/// Read a block of 8-bit data from the specified address. Be check
/// isReadBusy() before sending the next DMA transfer.
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to write to
/// @param dest pointer to the destination
/// @param numBytes size of the data block in bytes
void read(size_t address, uint8_t *dest, size_t numBytes) override;
/// read a block 16-bit data word from the specified address. Be check
/// isReadBusy() before sending the next DMA transfer.
/// @param address the address in the SPI RAM to read from
/// @param dest the pointer to the destination
/// @param numWords the number of 16-bit words to transfer
void read16(size_t address, uint16_t *dest, size_t numWords) override;
/// Check if a DMA write is in progress
/// @returns true if a write DMA is in progress, else false
bool isWriteBusy() const override;
/// Check if a DMA read is in progress
/// @returns true if a read DMA is in progress, else false
bool isReadBusy() const override;
/// Readout the 8-bit contents of the DMA storage buffer to the specified destination
/// @param dest pointer to the destination
/// @param numBytes number of bytes to read out
/// @param byteOffset, offset from the start of the DMA buffer in bytes to begin reading
void readBufferContents(uint8_t *dest, size_t numBytes, size_t byteOffset = 0);
/// Readout the 8-bit contents of the DMA storage buffer to the specified destination
/// @param dest pointer to the destination
/// @param numWords number of 16-bit words to read out
/// @param wordOffset, offset from the start of the DMA buffer in words to begin reading
void readBufferContents(uint16_t *dest, size_t numWords, size_t wordOffset = 0);
/// Creates and allocates an intermediate copy buffer that is suitable for DMA transfers. It is up to the
/// user to ensure they never request a read/write larger than the size of this buffer when using this
/// feature.
/// @details In some use cases you may want to DMA to/from memory buffers that are in memory regions that
/// are not directly usable for DMA. Specifying a non-zero copy buffer size will create an intermediate
/// DMA-compatible buffer. By default, the size is zero and an intermediate copy is not performed.
/// DMA requires the user data be in a DMA accessible region and that it be aligned to the
/// the size of a cache line, and that the cache line isn't shared with any other data that might
/// be used on a different thread. Best practice is for a DMA buffer to start on a cache-line
/// boundary and be exactly sized to an integer multiple of cache lines.
/// @param numBytes the number of bytes to allocate for the intermediate copy buffer.
/// @returns true on success, false on failure
bool setDmaCopyBufferSize(size_t numBytes);
/// get the current size of the DMA copy buffer. Zero size means no intermediate copy is performed.
/// @returns the size of the intermediate copy buffer in bytes.
size_t getDmaCopyBufferSize(void) { return m_dmaCopyBufferSize; }
private:
DmaSpiGeneric *m_spiDma = nullptr;
AbstractChipSelect *m_cs = nullptr;
uint8_t *m_txCommandBuffer = nullptr;
DmaSpi::Transfer *m_txTransfer = nullptr;
uint8_t *m_rxCommandBuffer = nullptr;
DmaSpi::Transfer *m_rxTransfer = nullptr;
uint16_t m_txXferCount;
uint16_t m_rxXferCount;
size_t m_dmaCopyBufferSize = 0;
uint8_t *m_dmaWriteCopyBuffer = nullptr;
volatile uint8_t *m_dmaReadCopyBuffer = nullptr;
void m_setSpiCmdAddr(int command, size_t address, uint8_t *dest);
};
} /* namespace BALibrary */
#endif /* __BALIBRARY_BASPIMEMORY_H */