MicroAPRS/bertos/drv/buzzerled.c

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*
* \brief Generic library to handle buzzers and leds
*
* This library is divided into three different layers:
*
* - The topmost portable layer is buzzerled.[ch] which exposes a common API
* enable/disable the devices. Basically, it handles the asynchronism to
* implement bld_beep and bld_repeat.
* - The middle layer is CPU-specific and exposes a single main function which
* turns on/off each device.
* - The lower layer is board-specific and communicates with the middle layer
* with any required API. The idea is that devices can be tied to the CPU in
* many different ways (many different pins), so this part should describe
* which devices are present, and how they are connected.
*
*
* \author Giovanni Bajo <rasky@develer.com>
*/
#include "buzzerled.h"
#warning FIXME:This drive is obsolete, you must refactor it.
#if 0
#include "cfg/cfg_buzzerled.h"
#include <drv/timer.h>
static struct Timer timers[CONFIG_NUM_BLDS];
static bool timer_go[CONFIG_NUM_BLDS];
INLINE enum BLD_DEVICE hook_parm_to_device(void* parm)
{
struct Timer* t = (struct Timer*)parm;
int num_bld = t - &timers[0];
ASSERT(num_bld >= 0);
ASSERT(num_bld < NUM_BLDS);
return (enum BLD_DEVICE)num_bld;
}
static void hook_turn_off(void* parm)
{
enum BLD_DEVICE num_bld = hook_parm_to_device(parm);
bld_set(num_bld, false);
}
void bld_init(void)
{
bld_hw_init();
}
void bld_beep(enum BLD_DEVICE device, uint16_t duration)
{
// \todo This is not reentrant for the same device. FIXME!
struct Timer *t = &timers[device];
timer_set_delay(t, duration);
timer_set_event_softint(t, hook_turn_off, t);
timer_add(t);
bld_set(device, true);
}
void bld_beep_and_wait(enum BLD_DEVICE device, uint16_t duration)
{
bld_set(device, true);
timer_delay(duration);
bld_set(device, false);
}
#endif