openblt/Host/Source/interfaces/can/peak/XcpTransport.pas

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unit XcpTransport;
//***************************************************************************************
// Description: XCP transport layer for CAN.
// File Name: XcpTransport.pas
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// C O P Y R I G H T
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Copyright (c) 2011 by Feaser http://www.feaser.com All rights reserved
//
// This software has been carefully tested, but is not guaranteed for any particular
// purpose. The author does not offer any warranties and does not guarantee the accuracy,
// adequacy, or completeness of the software and is not responsible for any errors or
// omissions or the results obtained from use of the software.
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// L I C E N S E
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// This file is part of OpenBLT. OpenBLT is free software: you can redistribute it and/or
// modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
// Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later
// version.
//
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// PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
//
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//
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// that includes OpenBLT without being obliged to provide the source code for any
// proprietary components. The exception text is included at the bottom of the license
// file <license.html>.
//
//***************************************************************************************
interface
//***************************************************************************************
// Includes
//***************************************************************************************
uses
Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Classes, Forms, IniFiles, PCANdrvD;
//***************************************************************************************
// Global Constants
//***************************************************************************************
const kMaxPacketSize = 256;
//***************************************************************************************
// Type Definitions
//***************************************************************************************
type
TXcpTransportInfo = (kNone, kResponse, kError);
type
TXcpTransport = class(TObject)
private
comEventInfo : TXcpTransportInfo;
comEvent : THandle;
packetTxId : LongWord;
packetRxId : Longword;
extendedId : Boolean;
procedure OnCanMessage(Sender: TObject; Direction: TPCanDirection; Message: TPCanMessage);
function MsgWaitForSingleObject(hHandle: THandle; dwMilliseconds: DWORD): DWORD;
public
packetData : array[0..kMaxPacketSize-1] of Byte;
packetLen : Word;
pcanDriver : TPCanDriver;
constructor Create;
procedure Configure(iniFile : string);
procedure Connect;
function SendPacket(timeOutms: LongWord): Boolean;
procedure Disconnect;
destructor Destroy; override;
end;
implementation
//***************************************************************************************
// NAME: Create
// PARAMETER: none
// RETURN VALUE: none
// DESCRIPTION: Class constructore
//
//***************************************************************************************
constructor TXcpTransport.Create;
begin
// call inherited constructor
inherited Create;
// reset can event info
comEventInfo := kNone;
// create the event that requires manual reset
comEvent := CreateEvent(nil, True, False, nil);
if comEvent = 0 then
Application.MessageBox( 'Could not obtain event placeholder.',
'Error', MB_OK or MB_ICONERROR );
// create a pcan driver instance
pcanDriver := TPCanDriver.Create(nil);
// set can driver event handlers
pcanDriver.OnMessage := OnCanMessage;
// reset the packet ids
packetTxId := 0;
packetRxId := 0;
// use standard id's by default
extendedId := false;
// reset packet length
packetLen := 0;
end; //*** end of Create ***
//***************************************************************************************
// NAME: Destroy
// PARAMETER: none
// RETURN VALUE: none
// DESCRIPTION: Class destructor
//
//***************************************************************************************
destructor TXcpTransport.Destroy;
begin
// release can driver instance
pcanDriver.Free;
// release event handle
CloseHandle(comEvent);
// call inherited destructor
inherited;
end; //*** end of Destroy ***
//***************************************************************************************
// NAME: Configure
// PARAMETER: filename of the INI
// RETURN VALUE: none
// DESCRIPTION: Configures both this class from the settings in the INI.
//
//***************************************************************************************
procedure TXcpTransport.Configure(iniFile : string);
var
settingsIni : TIniFile;
hwIndex : integer;
begin
// read XCP configuration from INI
if FileExists(iniFile) then
begin
// create ini file object
settingsIni := TIniFile.Create(iniFile);
// set message configuration
packetTxId := settingsIni.ReadInteger('can', 'txid', $667);
packetRxId := settingsIni.ReadInteger('can', 'rxid', $7e1);
extendedId := settingsIni.ReadBool('can', 'extended', false);
// configure can hardware
hwIndex := settingsIni.ReadInteger('can', 'hardware', 0);
pcanDriver.Hardware := PCAN_USB1CH; // init to PCAN_USB1CH
case hwIndex of
0 : pcanDriver.Hardware := PCAN_USB1CH;
end;
// configure baudrate
pcanDriver.BaudRate := settingsIni.ReadInteger('can', 'baudrate', 500) * 1000;
// only 1 channel on PCAN USB 1CH
pcanDriver.Channel := pcanchannel0;
// release ini file object
settingsIni.Free;
end;
end; //*** end of Configure ***
//***************************************************************************************
// NAME: Connect
// PARAMETER: none
// RETURN VALUE: none
// DESCRIPTION: Connects the transport layer device.
//
//***************************************************************************************
procedure TXcpTransport.Connect;
begin
if not pcanDriver.Connect then
Application.MessageBox( 'Could not connect to CAN bus.',
'Error', MB_OK or MB_ICONERROR );
end; //*** end of Connect ***
//***************************************************************************************
// NAME: SendPacket
// PARAMETER: the time[ms] allowed for the reponse from the slave to come in.
// RETURN VALUE: True if response received from slave, False otherwise
// DESCRIPTION: Sends the XCP packet using the data in 'packetData' and length in
// 'packetLen' and waits for the response to come in.
//
//***************************************************************************************
function TXcpTransport.SendPacket(timeOutms: LongWord): Boolean;
var
pcanmsg : TPCanMessage;
cnt : byte;
waitResult: Integer;
begin
// prepare the packet
pcanmsg.id := LongInt(PacketTxId);
pcanmsg.dlc := packetLen;
pcanmsg.ext := extendedId;
for cnt := 0 to packetLen-1 do
begin
pcanmsg.data[cnt] := packetData[cnt];
end;
// make sure the event is reset
ResetEvent(comEvent);
comEventInfo := kNone;
// submit the packet transmission request
if not pcanDriver.Transmit(pcanmsg) then
begin
// unable to submit tx request
result := False;
Exit;
end;
// packet is being transmitted. Now wait for the response to come in
waitResult := MsgWaitForSingleObject(comEvent, timeOutms);
if waitResult <> WAIT_OBJECT_0 then
begin
// no com event triggered so either a timeout or internal error occurred
result := False;
Exit;
end;
// com event was triggered. now check if the reponse was correctly received
if comEventInfo <> kResponse then
begin
result := False;
Exit;
end;
// packet successfully transmitted and response packet received
result := True;
end; //*** end of SendPacket ***
//***************************************************************************************
// NAME: Disconnect
// PARAMETER: none
// RETURN VALUE: none
// DESCRIPTION: Disconnects the transport layer device.
//
//***************************************************************************************
procedure TXcpTransport.Disconnect;
begin
pcanDriver.Disconnect;
end; //*** end of Disconnect ***
//***************************************************************************************
// NAME: OnCanMessage
// PRECONDITIONS: none
// PARAMETER: none
// RETURN VALUE: none
// DESCRIPTION: Can message event handler
//
//***************************************************************************************
procedure TXcpTransport.OnCanMessage(Sender: TObject; Direction: TPCanDirection; Message: TPCanMessage);
var
cnt : integer;
begin
// the event we are interested in is the reception of the command response from
// slave.
if Direction = PCanRx then
begin
if Message.id = LongInt(PacketRxId) then
begin
// store response data
for cnt := 0 to Message.dlc-1 do
begin
packetData[cnt] := Message.data[cnt];
end;
// store response length
packetLen := Message.dlc;
// set event flag
comEventInfo := kResponse;
// trigger the event
SetEvent(comEvent);
end;
end;
end; //*** end of OnCanMessage ***
//***************************************************************************************
// NAME: MsgWaitForSingleObject
// PRECONDITIONS: none
// PARAMETER: none
// RETURN VALUE: none
// DESCRIPTION: Improved version of WaitForSingleObject. This version actually
// processes messages in the queue instead of blocking them.
//
//***************************************************************************************
function TXcpTransport.MsgWaitForSingleObject(hHandle: THandle; dwMilliseconds: DWORD): DWORD;
var
dwEnd:DWord;
begin
// compute the time when the WaitForSingleObject is supposed to time out
dwEnd := GetTickCount + dwMilliseconds;
repeat
// wait for an event to happen or a message to be in the queue
result := MsgWaitForMultipleObjects(1, hHandle, False, dwMilliseconds, QS_ALLINPUT);
// a message was in the queue?
if result = WAIT_OBJECT_0 + 1 then
begin
// process these messages
Application.ProcessMessages;
// check for timeout manually because if a message in the queue occurred, the
// MsgWaitForMultipleObjects will be called again and the timer will start from
// scratch. we need to make sure the correct timeout time is used.
dwMilliseconds := GetTickCount;
if dwMilliseconds < dwEnd then
begin
dwMilliseconds := dwEnd - dwMilliseconds;
end
else
begin
// timeout occured
result := WAIT_TIMEOUT;
Break;
end;
end
else
// the event occured?
begin
// we can stop
Break;
end;
until True = False;
end; //*** end of MsgWaitForSingleObject ***
end.
//******************************** end of XcpTransport.pas ******************************