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28 
29 /**
30  * @file spi-slave.h
31  * @brief
32  *   This file includes the platform abstraction for SPI slave communication.
33  */
34 
35 #ifndef OPENTHREAD_PLATFORM_SPI_SLAVE_H_
36 #define OPENTHREAD_PLATFORM_SPI_SLAVE_H_
37 
38 #include <stdbool.h>
39 #include <stdint.h>
40 
41 #include <openthread/error.h>
42 
43 #ifdef __cplusplus
44 extern "C" {
45 #endif
46 
47 /**
48  * @addtogroup plat-spi-slave
49  *
50  * @brief
51  *   This module includes the platform abstraction for SPI slave communication.
52  *
53  * @{
54  */
55 
56 /**
57  * Indicates that a SPI transaction has completed with the given length. The data written to the slave has been written
58  * to the pointer indicated by the `aInputBuf` argument to the previous call to `otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction()`.
59  *
60  * Once this function is called, `otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction()` is invalid and must be called again for the next
61  * transaction to be valid.
62  *
63  * Note that this function is always called at the end of a transaction, even if `otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction()`
64  * has not yet been called. In such cases, `aOutputBufLen` and `aInputBufLen` will be zero.
65  *
66  * This callback can be called from ISR context. The return value from this function indicates if any further
67  * processing is required. If `TRUE` is returned the platform spi-slave driver implementation must invoke the
68  * transaction process callback (`aProcessCallback` set in `otPlatSpiSlaveEnable()`) which unlike this callback must be
69  * called from the same OS context that any other OpenThread API/callback is called.
70  *
71  * @param[in] aContext           Context pointer passed into `otPlatSpiSlaveEnable()`.
72  * @param[in] aOutputBuf         Value of `aOutputBuf` from last call to `otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction()`.
73  * @param[in] aOutputBufLen      Value of `aOutputBufLen` from last call to `otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction()`.
74  * @param[in] aInputBuf          Value of aInputBuf from last call to `otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction()`.
75  * @param[in] aInputBufLen       Value of aInputBufLen from last call to `otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction()`
76  * @param[in] aTransactionLength Length of the completed transaction, in bytes.
77  *
78  * @returns  TRUE if after this call returns the platform should invoke the process callback `aProcessCallback`,
79  *           FALSE if there is nothing to process and no need to invoke the process callback.
80  */
81 typedef bool (*otPlatSpiSlaveTransactionCompleteCallback)(void    *aContext,
82                                                           uint8_t *aOutputBuf,
83                                                           uint16_t aOutputBufLen,
84                                                           uint8_t *aInputBuf,
85                                                           uint16_t aInputBufLen,
86                                                           uint16_t aTransactionLength);
87 
88 /**
89  * Invoked after a transaction complete callback is called and returns `TRUE` to do any further processing required.
90  * Unlike `otPlatSpiSlaveTransactionCompleteCallback` which can be called from any OS context (e.g., ISR), this
91  * callback MUST be called from the same OS context as any other OpenThread API/callback.
92  *
93  * @param[in] aContext           Context pointer passed into `otPlatSpiSlaveEnable()`.
94  */
95 typedef void (*otPlatSpiSlaveTransactionProcessCallback)(void *aContext);
96 
97 /**
98  * Initialize the SPI slave interface.
99 
100  * Note that SPI slave is not fully ready until a transaction is prepared using `otPlatSPISlavePrepareTransaction()`.
101  *
102  * If `otPlatSPISlavePrepareTransaction() is not called before the master begins a transaction, the resulting SPI
103  * transaction will send all `0xFF` bytes and discard all received bytes.
104  *
105  * @param[in] aCompleteCallback  Pointer to transaction complete callback.
106  * @param[in] aProcessCallback   Pointer to process callback.
107  * @param[in] aContext           Context pointer to be passed to callbacks.
108  *
109  * @retval OT_ERROR_NONE     Successfully enabled the SPI Slave interface.
110  * @retval OT_ERROR_ALREADY  SPI Slave interface is already enabled.
111  * @retval OT_ERROR_FAILED   Failed to enable the SPI Slave interface.
112  */
113 otError otPlatSpiSlaveEnable(otPlatSpiSlaveTransactionCompleteCallback aCompleteCallback,
114                              otPlatSpiSlaveTransactionProcessCallback  aProcessCallback,
115                              void                                     *aContext);
116 
117 /**
118  * Shutdown and disable the SPI slave interface.
119  */
120 void otPlatSpiSlaveDisable(void);
121 
122 /**
123  * Prepare data for the next SPI transaction. Data pointers MUST remain valid until the transaction complete callback
124  * is called by the SPI slave driver, or until after the next call to `otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction()`.
125  *
126  * May be called more than once before the SPI master initiates the transaction. Each *successful* call
127  * to this function will cause the previous values from earlier calls to be discarded.
128  *
129  * Not calling this function after a completed transaction is the same as if this function was previously called with
130  * both buffer lengths set to zero and `aRequestTransactionFlag` set to `false`.
131  *
132  * Once `aOutputBufLen` bytes of `aOutputBuf` has been clocked out, the MISO pin shall be set high until the master
133  * finishes the SPI transaction. This is the functional equivalent of padding the end of `aOutputBuf` with `0xFF` bytes
134  * out to the length of the transaction.
135  *
136  * Once `aInputBufLen` bytes of aInputBuf have been clocked in from MOSI, all subsequent values from the MOSI pin are
137  * ignored until the SPI master finishes the transaction.
138  *
139  * Note that even if `aInputBufLen` or `aOutputBufLen` (or both) are exhausted before the SPI master finishes a
140  * transaction, the ongoing size of the transaction must still be kept track of to be passed to the transaction
141  * complete callback. For example, if `aInputBufLen` is equal to 10 and `aOutputBufLen` equal to 20 and the SPI master
142  * clocks out 30 bytes, the value 30 is passed to the transaction complete callback.
143  *
144  * If a `NULL` pointer is passed in as `aOutputBuf` or `aInputBuf` it means that that buffer pointer should not change
145  * from its previous/current value. In this case, the corresponding length argument should be ignored. For example,
146  * `otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction(NULL, 0, aInputBuf, aInputLen, false)` changes the input buffer pointer and its
147  * length but keeps the output buffer pointer same as before.
148  *
149  * Any call to this function while a transaction is in progress will cause all of the arguments to be ignored and the
150  * return value to be `OT_ERROR_BUSY`.
151  *
152  * @param[in] aOutputBuf              Data to be written to MISO pin
153  * @param[in] aOutputBufLen           Size of the output buffer, in bytes
154  * @param[in] aInputBuf               Data to be read from MOSI pin
155  * @param[in] aInputBufLen            Size of the input buffer, in bytes
156  * @param[in] aRequestTransactionFlag Set to true if host interrupt should be set
157  *
158  * @retval OT_ERROR_NONE           Transaction was successfully prepared.
159  * @retval OT_ERROR_BUSY           A transaction is currently in progress.
160  * @retval OT_ERROR_INVALID_STATE  otPlatSpiSlaveEnable() hasn't been called.
161  */
162 otError otPlatSpiSlavePrepareTransaction(uint8_t *aOutputBuf,
163                                          uint16_t aOutputBufLen,
164                                          uint8_t *aInputBuf,
165                                          uint16_t aInputBufLen,
166                                          bool     aRequestTransactionFlag);
167 
168 /**
169  * @}
170  */
171 
172 #ifdef __cplusplus
173 } // extern "C"
174 #endif
175 
176 #endif // OPENTHREAD_PLATFORM_SPI_SLAVE_H_
177