io_context.cpp

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#include "coapp.hpp"
#include <lely/can/net.hpp>
#include <lely/aio/detail/timespec.hpp>
#include <lely/coapp/io_context.hpp>
 
#include <mutex>
 
namespace lely {
 
namespace canopen {
 
using namespace aio;
 
struct IoContext::Impl_ : public BasicLockable {
  Impl_(IoContext* self, TimerBase& timer, CanBusBase& bus,
        BasicLockable* mutex);
 
  void
  lock() override {
    if (mutex) mutex->lock();
  }
  void
  unlock() override {
    if (mutex) mutex->unlock();
  }
 
  void operator()(::std::error_code ec) noexcept;
  void operator()(::std::error_code ec, int result) noexcept;
 
  int OnNext(const timespec* tp) noexcept;
  int OnSend(const can_msg* msg) noexcept;
 
  IoContext* self{nullptr};
 
  TimerBase& timer;
  TimerBase::WaitOperation wait_op;
 
  CanBusBase& bus;
  CanBusBase::Frame msg CAN_MSG_INIT;
  CanBusBase::Info info CAN_MSG_INFO_INIT;
  int state{0};
  int error{0};
  CanBusBase::ReadOperation read_op;
 
  BasicLockable* mutex{nullptr};
 
  unique_c_ptr<CANNet> net;
};
 
IoContext::IoContext(aio::TimerBase& timer, aio::CanBusBase& bus,
                     BasicLockable* mutex)
    : impl_(new Impl_(this, timer, bus, mutex)) {}
 
IoContext::~IoContext() = default;
 
aio::ExecutorBase
IoContext::GetExecutor() const noexcept {
  return impl_->timer.GetExecutor();
}
 
CANNet*
IoContext::net() const noexcept {
  return impl_->net.get();
}
 
void
IoContext::SetTime() {
  net()->setTime(aio::detail::ToTimespec(impl_->timer.GetClock().GetTime()));
}
 
IoContext::Impl_::Impl_(IoContext* self_, TimerBase& timer_, CanBusBase& bus_,
                        BasicLockable* mutex_)
    : self(self_),
      timer(timer_),
      wait_op(::std::ref(*this)),
      bus(bus_),
      read_op(&msg, &info, ::std::ref(*this)),
      mutex(mutex_),
      net(make_unique_c<CANNet>()) {
  // Initialize the CAN network clock with the current time.
  net->setTime(aio::detail::ToTimespec(timer.GetClock().GetTime()));
 
  // Register the OnNext() member function as the function to be invoked when
  // the time at which the next timer triggers is updated.
  net->setNextFunc<Impl_, &Impl_::OnNext>(this);
  // Register the OnSend() member function as the function to be invoked when a
  // CAN frame needs to be sent.
  net->setSendFunc<Impl_, &Impl_::OnSend>(this);
 
  // Start waiting for timeouts.
  timer.SubmitWait(wait_op);
 
  // Start receiving CAN frames.
  bus.SubmitRead(read_op);
}
 
void
IoContext::Impl_::operator()(::std::error_code ec) noexcept {
  if (!ec) {
    ::std::lock_guard<Impl_> lock(*this);
    self->SetTime();
  }
  timer.SubmitWait(wait_op);
}
 
void
IoContext::Impl_::operator()(::std::error_code ec, int result) noexcept {
  if (!ec) {
    ::std::lock_guard<Impl_> lock(*this);
    if (result == 1) {
      net->recv(msg);
    } else if (!result) {
      if (info.state != state) {
        ::std::swap(info.state, state);
        self->OnCanState(static_cast<CanState>(state),
                         static_cast<CanState>(info.state));
      }
      if (info.error != error) {
        error = info.error;
        self->OnCanError(static_cast<CanError>(error));
      }
    }
  }
  bus.SubmitRead(read_op);
}
 
int
IoContext::Impl_::OnNext(const timespec* tp) noexcept {
  timer.SetTime(TimerBase::time_point(aio::detail::FromTimespec(*tp)));
  return 0;
}
 
int
IoContext::Impl_::OnSend(const can_msg* msg) noexcept {
  // The CAN network interface does not support asynchronous writes, so we try a
  // non-blocking synchronous write.
  ::std::error_code ec;
  if (!bus.Write(*msg, ec)) {
    if (ec) set_errc(ec.value());
    return -1;
  }
  return 0;
}
 
}  // namespace canopen
 
}  // namespace lely