zephyr/include/canbus/isotp.h

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2019 Alexander Wachter
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
*/
/**
* @file
* @brief Public API for ISO-TP (ISO 15765-2:2016)
*
* ISO-TP is a transport protocol for CAN (Controller Area Network)
*/
#ifndef ZEPHYR_INCLUDE_ISOTP_H_
#define ZEPHYR_INCLUDE_ISOTP_H_
/**
* @brief CAN ISO-TP Interf
* @defgroup can_isotp CAN ISO-TP Interface
* @ingroup CAN
* @{
*/
#include <drivers/can.h>
#include <zephyr/types.h>
#include <net/buf.h>
/*
* Abbreviations
* BS Block Size
* CAN_DL CAN LL data size
* CF Consecutive Frame
* CTS Continue to send
* DLC Data length code
* FC Flow Control
* FF First Frame
* FS Flow Status
* AE Address Extension
* SA Source Address
* TA Target Address
*/
/*
* N_Result according to ISO 15765-2:2016
* ISOTP_ prefix is used to be zephyr conform
*/
/** Completed successfully */
#define ISOTP_N_OK 0
/** Ar/As has timed out */
#define ISOTP_N_TIMEOUT_A -1
/** Reception of next FC has timed out */
#define ISOTP_N_TIMEOUT_BS -2
/** Cr has timed out */
#define ISOTP_N_TIMEOUT_CR -3
/** Unexpected sequence number */
#define ISOTP_N_WRONG_SN -4
/** Invalid flow status received*/
#define ISOTP_N_INVALID_FS -5
/** Unexpected PDU received */
#define ISOTP_N_UNEXP_PDU -6
/** Maximum number of WAIT flowStatus PDUs exceeded */
#define ISOTP_N_WFT_OVRN -7
/** FlowStatus OVFLW PDU was received */
#define ISOTP_N_BUFFER_OVERFLW -8
/** General error */
#define ISOTP_N_ERROR -9
/** Implementation specific errors */
/** Can't bind or send because the CAN device has no filter left*/
#define ISOTP_NO_FREE_FILTER -10
/** No net buffer left to allocate */
#define ISOTP_NO_NET_BUF_LEFT -11
/** Not sufficient space in the buffer left for the data */
#define ISOTP_NO_BUF_DATA_LEFT -12
/** No context buffer left to allocate */
#define ISOTP_NO_CTX_LEFT -13
/** Timeout for recv */
#define ISOTP_RECV_TIMEOUT -14
/*
* CAN ID filtering for ISO-TP fixed addressing according to SAE J1939
*
* Format of 29-bit CAN identifier:
* ------------------------------------------------------
* | 28 .. 26 | 25 | 24 | 23 .. 16 | 15 .. 8 | 7 .. 0 |
* ------------------------------------------------------
* | Priority | EDP | DP | N_TAtype | N_TA | N_SA |
* ------------------------------------------------------
*/
/** Position of fixed source address (SA) */
#define ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_SA_POS (0U)
/** Mask to obtain fixed source address (SA) */
#define ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_SA_MASK (0xFF << ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_SA_POS)
/** Position of fixed target address (TA) */
#define ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_TA_POS (8U)
/** Mask to obtain fixed target address (TA) */
#define ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_TA_MASK (0xFF << ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_TA_POS)
/** Position of priority in fixed addressing mode */
#define ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_PRIO_POS (26U)
/** Mask for priority in fixed addressing mode */
#define ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_PRIO_MASK (0x7 << ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_PRIO_POS)
/* CAN filter RX mask to match any priority and source address (SA) */
#define ISOTP_FIXED_ADDR_RX_MASK (0x03FFFF00)
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/**
* @brief ISO-TP message id struct
*
* Used to pass addresses to the bind and send functions.
*/
struct isotp_msg_id {
/**
* CAN identifier
*
* If ISO-TP fixed addressing is used, isotp_bind ignores SA and
* priority sections and modifies TA section in flow control frames.
*/
union {
uint32_t std_id : 11;
uint32_t ext_id : 29;
};
/** ISO-TP extended address (if used) */
uint8_t ext_addr;
/** Indicates the CAN identifier type (standard or extended) */
uint8_t id_type : 1;
/** Indicates if ISO-TP extended addressing is used */
uint8_t use_ext_addr : 1;
/** Indicates if ISO-TP fixed addressing (acc. to SAE J1939) is used */
uint8_t use_fixed_addr : 1;
};
/*
* STmin is split in two valid ranges:
* 0-127: 0ms-127ms
* 128-240: Reserved
* 241-249: 100us-900us (multiples of 100us)
* 250- : Reserved
*/
/**
* @brief ISO-TP frame control options struct
*
* Used to pass the options to the bind and send functions.
*/
struct isotp_fc_opts {
uint8_t bs; /**< Block size. Number of CF PDUs before next CF is sent */
uint8_t stmin; /**< Minimum separation time. Min time between frames */
};
typedef void (*isotp_tx_callback_t)(int error_nr, void *arg);
struct isotp_send_ctx;
struct isotp_recv_ctx;
/**
* @brief Bind an address to a receiving context.
*
* This function binds an RX and TX address combination to an RX context.
* When data arrives from the specified address, it is buffered and can be read
* by calling isotp_recv.
* When calling this routine, a filter is applied in the CAN device, and the
* context is initialized. The context must be valid until calling unbind.
*
* @param ctx Context to store the internal states.
* @param can_dev The CAN device to be used for sending and receiving.
* @param rx_addr Identifier for incoming data.
* @param tx_addr Identifier for FC frames.
* @param opts Flow control options.
* @param timeout Timeout for FF SF buffer allocation.
*
* @retval ISOTP_N_OK on success
* @retval ISOTP_NO_FREE_FILTER if CAN device has no filters left.
*/
int isotp_bind(struct isotp_recv_ctx *ctx, const struct device *can_dev,
const struct isotp_msg_id *rx_addr,
const struct isotp_msg_id *tx_addr,
const struct isotp_fc_opts *opts,
k_timeout_t timeout);
/**
* @brief Unbind a context from the interface
*
* This function removes the binding from isotp_bind.
* The filter is detached from the CAN device, and if a transmission is ongoing,
* buffers are freed.
* The context can be discarded safely after calling this function.
*
* @param ctx Context that should be unbound.
*/
void isotp_unbind(struct isotp_recv_ctx *ctx);
/**
* @brief Read out received data from fifo.
*
* This function reads the data from the receive FIFO of the context.
* It blocks if the FIFO is empty.
* If an error occurs, the function returns a negative number and leaves the
* data buffer unchanged.
*
* @param ctx Context that is already bound.
* @param data Pointer to a buffer where the data is copied to.
* @param len Size of the buffer.
* @param timeout Timeout for incoming data.
*
* @retval Number of bytes copied on success
* @retval ISOTP_WAIT_TIMEOUT when "timeout" timed out
* @retval ISOTP_N_* on error
*/
int isotp_recv(struct isotp_recv_ctx *ctx, uint8_t *data, size_t len,
k_timeout_t timeout);
/**
* @brief Get the net buffer on data reception
*
* This function reads incoming data into net-buffers.
* It blocks until the entire packet is received, BS is reached, or an error
* occurred. If BS was zero, the data is in a single net_buf. Otherwise,
* the data is fragmented in chunks of BS size.
* The net-buffers are referenced and must be freed with net_buf_unref after the
* data is processed.
*
* @param ctx Context that is already bound.
* @param buffer Pointer where the net_buf pointer is written to.
* @param timeout Timeout for incoming data.
*
* @retval Remaining data length for this transfer if BS > 0, 0 for BS = 0
* @retval ISOTP_WAIT_TIMEOUT when "timeout" timed out
* @retval ISOTP_N_* on error
*/
int isotp_recv_net(struct isotp_recv_ctx *ctx, struct net_buf **buffer,
k_timeout_t timeout);
/**
* @brief Send data
*
* This function is used to send data to a peer that listens to the tx_addr.
* An internal work-queue is used to transfer the segmented data.
* Data and context must be valid until the transmission has finished.
* If a complete_cb is given, this function is non-blocking, and the callback
* is called on completion with the return value as a parameter.
*
* @param ctx Context to store the internal states.
* @param can_dev The CAN device to be used for sending and receiving.
* @param data Data to be sent.
* @param len Length of the data to be sent.
* @param rx_addr Identifier for FC frames.
* @param tx_addr Identifier for outgoing frames the receiver listens on.
* @param complete_cb Function called on completion or NULL.
* @param cb_arg Argument passed to the complete callback.
*
* @retval ISOTP_N_OK on success
* @retval ISOTP_N_* on error
*/
int isotp_send(struct isotp_send_ctx *ctx, const struct device *can_dev,
const uint8_t *data, size_t len,
const struct isotp_msg_id *tx_addr,
const struct isotp_msg_id *rx_addr,
isotp_tx_callback_t complete_cb, void *cb_arg);
#ifdef CONFIG_ISOTP_ENABLE_CONTEXT_BUFFERS
/**
* @brief Send data with buffered context
*
* This function is similar to isotp_send, but the context is automatically
* allocated from an internal pool.
*
* @param can_dev The CAN device to be used for sending and receiving.
* @param data Data to be sent.
* @param len Length of the data to be sent.
* @param rx_addr Identifier for FC frames.
* @param tx_addr Identifier for outgoing frames the receiver listens on.
* @param complete_cb Function called on completion or NULL.
* @param cb_arg Argument passed to the complete callback.
* @param timeout Timeout for buffer allocation.
*
* @retval ISOTP_N_OK on success
* @retval ISOTP_N_* on error
*/
int isotp_send_ctx_buf(const struct device *can_dev,
const uint8_t *data, size_t len,
const struct isotp_msg_id *tx_addr,
const struct isotp_msg_id *rx_addr,
isotp_tx_callback_t complete_cb, void *cb_arg,
k_timeout_t timeout);
/**
* @brief Send data with buffered context
*
* This function is similar to isotp_send_ctx_buf, but the data is carried in
* a net_buf. net_buf_unref is called on the net_buf when sending is completed.
*
* @param can_dev The CAN device to be used for sending and receiving.
* @param data Data to be sent.
* @param len Length of the data to be sent.
* @param rx_addr Identifier for FC frames.
* @param tx_addr Identifier for outgoing frames the receiver listens on.
* @param complete_cb Function called on completion or NULL.
* @param cb_arg Argument passed to the complete callback.
* @param timeout Timeout for buffer allocation.
*
* @retval ISOTP_N_OK on success
* @retval ISOTP_* on error
*/
int isotp_send_net_ctx_buf(const struct device *can_dev,
struct net_buf *data,
const struct isotp_msg_id *tx_addr,
const struct isotp_msg_id *rx_addr,
isotp_tx_callback_t complete_cb, void *cb_arg,
k_timeout_t timeout);
#endif /*CONFIG_ISOTP_ENABLE_CONTEXT_BUFFERS*/
#if defined(CONFIG_ISOTP_USE_TX_BUF) && \
defined(CONFIG_ISOTP_ENABLE_CONTEXT_BUFFERS)
/**
* @brief Send data with buffered context
*
* This function is similar to isotp_send, but the context is automatically
* allocated from an internal pool and the data to be send is buffered in an
* internal net_buff.
*
* @param can_dev The CAN device to be used for sending and receiving.
* @param data Data to be sent.
* @param len Length of the data to be sent.
* @param rx_addr Identifier for FC frames.
* @param tx_addr Identifier for outgoing frames the receiver listens on.
* @param complete_cb Function called on completion or NULL.
* @param cb_arg Argument passed to the complete callback.
* @param timeout Timeout for buffer allocation.
*
* @retval ISOTP_N_OK on success
* @retval ISOTP_* on error
*/
int isotp_send_buf(const struct device *can_dev,
const uint8_t *data, size_t len,
const struct isotp_msg_id *tx_addr,
const struct isotp_msg_id *rx_addr,
isotp_tx_callback_t complete_cb, void *cb_arg,
k_timeout_t timeout);
#endif
/** @cond INTERNAL_HIDDEN */
struct isotp_callback {
isotp_tx_callback_t cb;
void *arg;
};
struct isotp_send_ctx {
int filter_id;
uint32_t error_nr;
const struct device *can_dev;
union {
struct net_buf *buf;
struct {
const uint8_t *data;
size_t len;
};
};
struct k_work work;
struct _timeout timeout;
union {
struct isotp_callback fin_cb;
struct k_sem fin_sem;
};
struct isotp_fc_opts opts;
uint8_t state;
uint8_t tx_backlog;
struct isotp_msg_id rx_addr;
struct isotp_msg_id tx_addr;
uint8_t wft;
uint8_t bs;
uint8_t sn : 4;
uint8_t is_net_buf : 1;
uint8_t is_ctx_slab : 1;
uint8_t has_callback: 1;
};
struct isotp_recv_ctx {
int filter_id;
const struct device *can_dev;
struct net_buf *buf;
struct net_buf *act_frag;
/* buffer currently processed in isotp_recv */
struct net_buf *recv_buf;
sys_snode_t alloc_node;
uint32_t length;
int error_nr;
struct k_work work;
struct _timeout timeout;
struct k_fifo fifo;
struct isotp_msg_id rx_addr;
struct isotp_msg_id tx_addr;
struct isotp_fc_opts opts;
uint8_t state;
uint8_t bs;
uint8_t wft;
uint8_t sn_expected : 4;
};
/** @endcond */
/**
* @}
*/
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif /* ZEPHYR_INCLUDE_ISOTP_H_ */