/** * @file lv_ufs.h * Implementation of RAM file system which do NOT support directories. * The API is compatible with the lv_fs_int module. */ #ifndef LV_UFS_H #define LV_UFS_H #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif /********************* * INCLUDES *********************/ #ifdef LV_CONF_INCLUDE_SIMPLE #include "lv_conf.h" #else #include "../../lv_conf.h" #endif #if USE_LV_FILESYSTEM #include "lv_fs.h" #include "lv_mem.h" /********************* * DEFINES *********************/ #define UFS_LETTER 'U' /********************** * TYPEDEFS **********************/ /*Description of a file entry */ typedef struct { char * fn_d; void * data_d; uint32_t size; /*Data length in bytes*/ uint16_t oc; /*Open Count*/ uint8_t const_data :1; } lv_ufs_ent_t; /*File descriptor, used to handle opening an entry more times simultaneously Contains unique informations about the specific opening*/ typedef struct { lv_ufs_ent_t* ent; /*Pointer to the entry*/ uint32_t rwp; /*Read Write Pointer*/ uint8_t ar :1; /*1: Access for read is enabled */ uint8_t aw :1; /*1: Access for write is enabled */ } lv_ufs_file_t; /* Read directory descriptor. * It is used to to iterate through the entries in a directory*/ typedef struct { lv_ufs_ent_t * last_ent; } lv_ufs_dir_t; /********************** * GLOBAL PROTOTYPES **********************/ /** * Create a driver for ufs and initialize it. */ void lv_ufs_init(void); /** * Give the state of the ufs * @return true if ufs is initialized and can be used else false */ bool lv_ufs_ready(void); /** * Open a file in ufs * @param file_p pointer to a lv_ufs_file_t variable * @param fn name of the file. There are no directories so e.g. "myfile.txt" * @param mode element of 'fs_mode_t' enum or its 'OR' connection (e.g. FS_MODE_WR | FS_MODE_RD) * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is opened * any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_open (void * file_p, const char * fn, lv_fs_mode_t mode); /** * Create a file with a constant data * @param fn name of the file (directories are not supported) * @param const_p pointer to a constant data * @param len length of the data pointed by 'const_p' in bytes * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is read * any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_create_const(const char * fn, const void * const_p, uint32_t len); /** * Close an opened file * @param file_p pointer to an 'ufs_file_t' variable. (opened with lv_ufs_open) * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is read * any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_close (void * file_p); /** * Remove a file. The file can not be opened. * @param fn '\0' terminated string * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is removed * LV_FS_RES_DENIED: the file was opened, remove failed */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_remove(const char * fn); /** * Read data from an opened file * @param file_p pointer to an 'ufs_file_t' variable. (opened with lv_ufs_open ) * @param buf pointer to a memory block where to store the read data * @param btr number of Bytes To Read * @param br the real number of read bytes (Byte Read) * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is read * any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_read (void * file_p, void * buf, uint32_t btr, uint32_t * br); /** * Write data to an opened file * @param file_p pointer to an 'ufs_file_t' variable. (opened with lv_ufs_open) * @param buf pointer to a memory block which content will be written * @param btw the number Bytes To Write * @param bw The real number of written bytes (Byte Written) * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is read * any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_write (void * file_p, const void * buf, uint32_t btw, uint32_t * bw); /** * Set the read write pointer. Also expand the file size if necessary. * @param file_p pointer to an 'ufs_file_t' variable. (opened with lv_ufs_open ) * @param pos the new position of read write pointer * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is read * any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_seek (void * file_p, uint32_t pos); /** * Give the position of the read write pointer * @param file_p pointer to an 'ufs_file_t' variable. (opened with lv_ufs_open ) * @param pos_p pointer to to store the result * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is read * any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_tell (void * file_p, uint32_t * pos_p); /** * Truncate the file size to the current position of the read write pointer * @param file_p pointer to an 'ufs_file_t' variable. (opened with lv_ufs_open ) * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is read * any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_trunc (void * file_p); /** * Give the size of the file in bytes * @param file_p file_p pointer to an 'ufs_file_t' variable. (opened with lv_ufs_open ) * @param size_p pointer to store the size * @return LV_FS_RES_OK: no error, the file is read * any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_size (void * file_p, uint32_t * size_p); /** * Initialize a lv_ufs_read_dir_t variable to directory reading * @param rddir_p pointer to a 'ufs_read_dir_t' variable * @param path uFS doesn't support folders so it has to be "" * @return LV_FS_RES_OK or any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_dir_open(void * rddir_p, const char * path); /** * Read the next file name * @param dir_p pointer to an initialized 'ufs_read_dir_t' variable * @param fn pointer to buffer to sore the file name * @return LV_FS_RES_OK or any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_dir_read(void * dir_p, char * fn); /** * Close the directory reading * @param rddir_p pointer to an initialized 'ufs_read_dir_t' variable * @return LV_FS_RES_OK or any error from lv_fs_res_t enum */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_dir_close(void * rddir_p); /** * Give the size of a drive * @param total_p pointer to store the total size [kB] * @param free_p pointer to store the free site [kB] * @return LV_FS_RES_OK or any error from 'fs_res_t' */ lv_fs_res_t lv_ufs_free (uint32_t * total_p, uint32_t * free_p); /********************** * MACROS **********************/ #endif /*USE_LV_FILESYSTEM*/ #ifdef __cplusplus } /* extern "C" */ #endif #endif