stm32f1/lib/microwire_master.h

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/** library to communicate using microwore as master (API)
* @file microwire_master.h
* @author King Kévin <kingkevin@cuvoodoo.info>
* @date 2017
* @note peripherals used: GPIO @ref microwire_master_gpio, timer @ref microwire_master_timer
* microwire is a 3-Wire half-duplex synchronous bus. It is very similar to SPI without fixed length messages (bit-wised).
* @note the user has to handle the slave select pin (high during operations) so to be able to handle multiple slaves.
* @warning this library implements the M93Cx8 EEPROM operation codes. Other microwire-based ICs might use different ones.
*/
#pragma once
/** setup microwire peripheral
* @param[in] frequency clock frequency in Hz
* @param[in] organization_x16 if x16 memory organization (16-bits) is used, or x8 (8-bits)
* @param[in] address_size address size in bits
* @note frequency practically limited to 500 kHz due to the software implementation nature
*/
void microwire_master_setup(uint32_t frequency, bool organization_x16, uint8_t address_size);
/** read data from slave memory
* @param[in] address memory address of data to read
* @param[out] data array to store read data
* @param[in] length number of data bytes/words to read
*/
void microwire_master_read(uint32_t address, uint16_t* data, size_t length);
/** enable write and erase operations
* @note on slave boot write is disable to prevent corruption
*/
void microwire_master_write_enable(void);
/** disable write and erase operations
* @note this should be done after every complete write operation to protect against corruption
*/
void microwire_master_write_disable(void);
/** write data to slave memory
* @param[in] address memory address of data to read
* @param[in] data byte/word to write
* @note after each write and before the next operation user should wait for the slave to be ready
*/
void microwire_master_write(uint32_t address, uint16_t data);
/** wait until slave is ready after a write or erase */
void microwire_master_wait_ready(void);
/** erase memory
* @param[in] address memory address of data to read
* @note after each erase and before the next operation user should wait for the slave to be ready
*/
void microwire_master_erase(uint32_t address);
/** erase all memory
* @note after each erase and before the next operation user should wait for the slave to be ready
*/
void microwire_master_erase_all(void);
/** write data to all slave memory
* @param[in] data byte/word to write
* @note after each write and before the next operation user should wait for the slave to be ready
*/
void microwire_master_write_all(uint16_t data);