Code Scrap Book
Leftover from the Alpha
main.cpp
#include "mbed.h" // include the mbed libraries
// Setup LEDs, we'll use them as activity indicators
DigitalOut light1(LED1);
DigitalOut light2(LED2);
DigitalOut light3(LED3);
DigitalOut light4(LED4);
// Give me a high output because its useful for monkeying about with in Real Life
DigitalOut throw_away(32);
// Analog-to-Digital interface. Samples input when read.
AnalogIn analog_in(1);
// Interrupt-trigger pins
DigitalIn int_pin_wheel(2); // Rotation Complete (connected to wheel sensor)
DigitalIn int_pin_clock(18); // Reference clock (connected to ref_clock PWM)
// Pulse-Width-Module
PwmOut ref_clock(1); // create a PWMOut, connect to PWM output 1 (DIP16)
PwmOut pwm_out(2); // create a PWMOut, connect to PWM output 2 (DIP15)
float pwm_period; // Seconds between rising edges
float report_period; // Seconds between printing status messages
float current_reading = analog_in; // Normalised value (between 0.0 and 1.0), with 1.0 meaning 3.3V
float last_reading = current_reading;
// float tick_duration = 0.025; // 40Hz
float tick_duration = 1;
unsigned int current_tick = 0;
unsigned int transitions = 0; // Count number of voltage transitions
float peak_reading = 0; // Highest (normalised) voltage reading
float trough_reading = 0; // Lowest (normalised) voltage reading
bool already_warned = 0; // Have displayed "Imminent saturation" warning
float epsilon = 0.1; // Error margin for analog readings (normalised 0.0 - 1.0)
bool rising_edge = 0; // Holds whether signal edge is rising or falling. Used to determine transition points
bool interrupt_fired = 0; // Fired on each complete wheel rotation
void handleIntWheel(void)
{
interrupt_fired=1;
}
void handleIntClock(void)
{
current_tick++;
printf(".");
}
struct listener_entry
{
unsigned int tick_frequency;
unsigned int trigger_tick;
void (*callback_func)(void);
} entries[10];
bool add_tick_func(int tick_frequency, void (*callback_func)(void))
{
// Check if function already in list
for(int i=0; i<10; i++)
{
if(entries[i].callback_func == callback_func)
{
entries[i].tick_frequency = tick_frequency;
//printf("Func entry updated (slot %d)\r\n", i);
return true;
}
}
// Add function to table if free slot available
for(int i=0; i<10; i++)
{
if(entries[i].tick_frequency == 0)
{
entries[i].tick_frequency = tick_frequency;
entries[i].callback_func = callback_func;
//printf("Func entry added (slot %d)\r\n", i);
return true;
}
}
printf("Error: Func table full\r\n");
return false;
}
void tick(void)
{
for(int i=0; i<10; i++)
{
if( entries[i].tick_frequency > 0 && entries[i].trigger_tick <= current_tick )
{
// Schedule next trigger
entries[i].trigger_tick = current_tick + entries[i].tick_frequency;
(*entries[i].callback_func)();
}
}
}
void callback_blink_light(void)
{
static float current_brightness = 0.0;
current_brightness += 0.005;
current_brightness = (current_brightness > 1.0 )? 0.0 : current_brightness ;
current_brightness = (current_brightness < 0.0 )? 1.0 : current_brightness ;
pwm_out = pwm_period * current_brightness; // set high time
}
void callback_print_status(void)
{
printf("%fHz %.1fV - %.1fV\r\n", (transitions/report_period/2.0), (trough_reading*3.3), (peak_reading*3.3));
// Reset state
transitions=peak_reading=trough_reading=already_warned=0;
}
void callback_update_leds(void)
{
light4 = (~transitions >> 0) & 0x1;
light3 = (~transitions >> 1) & 0x1;
light2 = (~transitions >> 5) & 0x1;
light1 = (~transitions >> 6) & 0x1;
}
void callback_print_interrupt_status(void)
{
static unsigned int tick_int_last_fired_at = 0;
if ( interrupt_fired )
{
interrupt_fired = 0;
printf("\r\nINTERRUPT! (Last was %d ticks ago)\r\n", (current_tick - tick_int_last_fired_at));
tick_int_last_fired_at = current_tick;
}
}
int main() {
light1 = light2 = light3 = light4 = 1; // OFF (LEDs are pulled-low)
throw_away = 1;
// Setup a reference clock
ref_clock.period(tick_duration);
ref_clock = tick_duration * 0.5; // High time = 50%
int_pin_clock.attach(DigitalIn::RisingEdge, &handleIntClock);
int_pin_wheel.attach(DigitalIn::RisingEdge, &handleIntWheel);
printf("\r\n\r\n");
printf("RobM's Makeshift Oscillascope v1.0\r\n");
add_tick_func((int)(0.02/tick_duration), callback_blink_light);
add_tick_func((int)(0.125/tick_duration), callback_update_leds);
add_tick_func((int)(0.125/tick_duration), callback_print_interrupt_status);
//printf("Enter PWM period: ");
//scanf("%f", &pwm_period);
//printf("\r\n");
pwm_period = 0.001;
pwm_out.period(pwm_period);
pwm_out = pwm_period * 0.5; // set high time
//printf("Enter report period: ");
//scanf("%f", &report_period);
report_period = 5;
//add_tick_func( (int)(report_period/tick_duration), callback_print_status);
//printf("\r\n");
while(1)
{
current_reading = analog_in;
if ( rising_edge == false && current_reading > last_reading + epsilon )
{
rising_edge = true;
transitions++;
}
else if( /* rising_edge == true && */ current_reading < last_reading - epsilon )
{
rising_edge = false;
transitions++;
}
if( !already_warned && (transitions >> 28) & 0xF )
{
printf("Warning: Transition counter ~90%% to saturation, roll-over may occur\r\n");
already_warned=1;
}
if ( current_reading > peak_reading )
peak_reading = current_reading;
if ( current_reading < trough_reading )
trough_reading = current_reading;
last_reading = current_reading;
tick();
current_tick++; // FIXME: Should be done by interrupt only!
}
}
// vim: set ft=c ts=4 noet autoindent:
snippets.cpp
/*
// Example for interrupt behaviour
void handleInt(void)
{
// Remember that this function will be running in supervisor mode in an interrupt state
}
DigitalIn x(2);
x.attach(DigitalIn::RisingEdge, &handleInt);
x.attach(DigitalIn::FallingEdge, &handleInt);
// */
main.cpp (2)
// HelloWorld example program
// - flashes LED1 twice a second
#include "mbed.h"
int main() {
while(1) {
DigitalIn in_pin(33);
if(in_pin)
{
led1 = ~led1; // toggle led1 by setting it to it's current value inverted
led2 = ~led2; // toggle led1 by setting it to it's current value inverted
wait(0.25); // wait a quarter of a second
}
}
}