class::hal::Device

class hal::Device
  : public fs::File

This is a device class used for accessing MCU peripherals and other devices.

• MCU peripheral hardware (most devices have a class that inherits this class)

• Devices with built-in drivers (see “/dev” folder on the device)

  #include <sapi/hal.hpp>
  
  int main(int argc, char * argv[]){
  char buffer[16];
  Device device;
  device.open("/dev/fifo", Device::RDWR); //open the system fifo (if it exists)
  device.read(0, buffer, 16);             //read 16 bytes from channel (location) 0
  device.close();                         //close the SPI (power it off)
  return 0;
  }
  

Summary

Device()

int cancel(

int channel,
int o_events
)

int cancel_read(

int channel
)

int cancel_write(

int channel
)

virtual const Device & operator<<(

const chrono::MicroTime & t
) const

virtual int read(

fs::Aio & aio
) const

int set_interrupt_priority(

int priority,
int request
)

int set_signal_action(

const DeviceSignal & signal,
const arg::Events o_events,
const arg::Channel channel
)

virtual int write(

fs::Aio & aio
) const

Members

Device()

Constructs a Device.

Unlike fs::File, upon creation the is_close_on_destruct() flag is cleared for all devices (and hal::Periph). In order to close a device, close() must be called explicitly.

This is the desired behavior because it is common to create more than one hal::Device object to access the same hardware in different contexts.

int cancel(

int channel,
int o_events
)

int cancel_read(

int channel
)

int cancel_write(

int channel
)

virtual const Device & operator<<(

const chrono::MicroTime & t
) const

virtual int read(

fs::Aio & aio
) const

Reads the device asynchronously.

Parameters

• aio A reference to the fs::Aio object to use for reading

See also: fs::Aio

int set_interrupt_priority(

int priority,
int request
)

int set_signal_action(

const DeviceSignal & signal,
const arg::Events o_events,
const arg::Channel channel
)

Configures the device to send a signal when an event happens.

Parameters

• signal The signal to send

• o_events A bitmask of events which will cause the signal to be sent

• channel The hardware channel to listen for events on

virtual int write(

fs::Aio & aio
) const

Writes the device asynchronously.

Parameters

• aio A reference to the fs::Aio object to use for writing

See also: fs::Aio