Espruino/targets/esp8266/user_main.c
2015-09-27 09:16:33 -05:00

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/*
* This file is part of Espruino/ESP8266, a JavaScript interpreter for ESP8266
*
*
* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
*/
#include <user_interface.h>
#include <osapi.h>
#include <driver/uart.h>
#include <telnet.h>
#include <espmissingincludes.h>
//#define FAKE_STDLIB
#define _GCC_WRAP_STDINT_H
typedef long long int64_t;
#include <jsdevices.h>
#include <jsinteractive.h>
#include <jswrap_esp8266.h>
#include "ESP8266_board.h"
// --- Constants
// The size of the task queue
#define TASK_QUEUE_LENGTH 10
// Should we introduce a ticker to say we are still alive?
//#define EPS8266_BOARD_HEARTBEAT
// --- Forward definitions
static void mainLoop();
// --- File local variables
// The task queue for the app
static os_event_t taskAppQueue[TASK_QUEUE_LENGTH];
// Flag indicating whether or not main loop processing is suspended.
static bool suspendMainLoopFlag = false;
// Time structure for main loop time suspension.
static os_timer_t mainLoopSuspendTimer;
// --- Functions
/**
* \brief Dump the ESP8266 restart information.
* This is purely for debugging.
* When an ESP8266 crashes, before it ends, it records its exception information.
* This function retrieves that data and logs it.
*/
static void dumpRestart() {
struct rst_info *rstInfo = system_get_rst_info();
os_printf("Restart info:\n");
os_printf(" reason: %d\n", rstInfo->reason);
os_printf(" exccause: %x\n", rstInfo->exccause);
os_printf(" epc1: %x\n", rstInfo->epc1);
os_printf(" epc2: %x\n", rstInfo->epc2);
os_printf(" epc3: %x\n", rstInfo->epc3);
os_printf(" excvaddr: %x\n", rstInfo->excvaddr);
os_printf(" depc: %x\n", rstInfo->depc);
} // End of dump_restart
/**
* \brief Queue a task for the main loop.
*/
static void queueTaskMainLoop() {
system_os_post(TASK_APP_QUEUE, TASK_APP_MAINLOOP, 0);
} // End of queueMainLoop
/**
* \brief Suspend processing the main loop for a period of time.
*/
void suspendMainLoop(
uint32 interval //!<
) {
suspendMainLoopFlag = true;
os_timer_arm(&mainLoopSuspendTimer, interval, 0 /* No repeat */);
} // End of suspendMainLoop
/**
* \brief Enable main loop processing.
*/
static void enableMainLoop() {
suspendMainLoopFlag = false;
queueTaskMainLoop();
} // End of enableMainLoop
/**
* \brief The event handler for ESP8266 tasks as created by system_os_post() on the TASK_APP_QUEUE.
*/
static void eventHandler(
os_event_t *pEvent //!<
) {
switch (pEvent->sig) {
// Handle the main loop event.
case TASK_APP_MAINLOOP:
mainLoop();
break;
// Handle the event to process received data.
case TASK_APP_RX_DATA:
{
// Get the data from the UART RX buffer. If the size of the returned data is
// not zero, then push it onto the Espruino processing queue for characters.
char pBuffer[100];
int size = getRXBuffer(pBuffer, sizeof(pBuffer));
if (size > 0) {
jshPushIOCharEvents(jsiGetConsoleDevice(), pBuffer, size);
}
}
break;
// Handle the unknown event type.
default:
os_printf("user_main: eventHandler: Unknown task type: %d",
pEvent->sig);
break;
}
} // End of eventHandler
/**
* \brief A callback function to be invoked when a line has been entered on the telnet client.
* Here we want to pass that line to the JS parser for processing.
*/
static void telnetLineCB(char *line) {
jsiConsolePrintf("LineCB: %s", line);
// Pass the line to the interactive module ...
jshPushIOCharEvents(jsiGetConsoleDevice(), line, strlen(line));
//jspEvaluate(line, true);
//jsiDumpState();
telnet_send("JS> ");
} // End of lineCB
/**
* When we have been allocated a TCP/IP address, this function is called back. Obviously
* there is little we can do at the network level until we have an IP.
*/
static void gotIpCallback() {
telnet_startListening(telnetLineCB);
} // End of gotIpCallback
/**
* \brief Perform the main loop processing.
* This is where work is performed
* as often as possible.
*/
static void mainLoop() {
if (suspendMainLoopFlag == true) {
return;
}
jsiLoop();
#ifdef EPS8266_BOARD_HEARTBEAT
if (system_get_time() - lastTime > 1000 * 1000 * 5) {
lastTime = system_get_time();
os_printf("tick: %d\n", jshGetSystemTime());
}
#endif
// Setup for another callback
queueTaskMainLoop();
} // End of mainLoop
/**
* The ESP8266 provides a mechanism to register a callback that is invoked when initialization
* of the ESP8266 is complete. This is the implementation of that callback. At this point
* we can assume that the ESP8266 is fully ready to do work for us.
*/
static void initDone() {
os_printf("initDone invoked\n");
// Discard any junk data in the input as this is a boot.
//uart_rx_discard();
jshInit(); // Initialize the hardware
jsvInit(); // Initialize the variables
jsiInit(false); // Initialize the interactive subsystem
// Register the event handlers.
system_os_task(eventHandler, TASK_APP_QUEUE, taskAppQueue, TASK_QUEUE_LENGTH);
// At this point, our JavaScript environment should be up and running.
// Initialize the networking subsystem.
jswrap_ESP8266WiFi_init();
// Post the first event to get us going.
queueTaskMainLoop();
return;
} // End of initDone
/**
* This is a required function needed for ESP8266 SDK. In 99.999% of the instances, this function
* needs to be present but have no body. It isn't 100% known what this function does other than
* provide an architected callback during initializations. However, its purpose is unknown.
*/
void user_rf_pre_init() {
} // End of user_rf_pre_init
/**
* \brief The main entry point in an ESP8266 application.
* It is where the logic of ESP8266 starts.
*/
void user_init() {
// Initialize the UART devices
uart_init(BIT_RATE_115200, BIT_RATE_115200);
UART_SetPrintPort(1);
// Dump the restart exception information.
dumpRestart();
// Register the ESP8266 initialization callback.
system_init_done_cb(initDone);
// Do NOT attempt to auto connect to an access point.
//wifi_station_set_auto_connect(0);
os_timer_setfn(&mainLoopSuspendTimer, enableMainLoop, NULL);
} // End of user_init
// End of file