hal_com/inc/HAL_COM.h

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/******************************************************************************
* File: HAL_COM.h
* Component: HAL_COM
* Description: Public interface for the HAL communication abstraction layer.
* Provides a transport-agnostic, multi-channel API for sending
* and receiving bytes. Each channel is independently configured
* with function pointers to an MCU-level driver (USB, UART,
* SPI, I2C, or any future transport that matches the function
* signatures).
*
* Higher layers (e.g. APP_CLSW) call HAL_COM_* with a channel
* number and stay unaware of which physical transport is in use.
* Adding a new transport requires zero changes to this file or
* to HAL_COM_prg.c — only the config needs a new channel entry.
*
* Layer: HAL (hardware abstraction, one level above MCU drivers)
*****************************************************************************/
#ifndef HAL_COM_H
#define HAL_COM_H
#include "STD_TYPES.h"
#include "HAL_COM_cfg.h"
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* TRANSPORT FUNCTION POINTER TYPES */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/**
* @brief Generic send-byte function pointer type.
*
* Any MCU driver that can send a single byte and matches this signature
* can be plugged into a HAL_COM channel. The u8Instance parameter
* identifies the peripheral instance within that driver (e.g., UART0
* vs UART1). Drivers that have only one instance (e.g., MCU_USB) use
* a thin wrapper that ignores the parameter.
*
* @param u8Instance Peripheral instance index within the driver.
* @param u8Byte The byte to transmit.
* @return STD_tenuResult
*/
typedef STD_tenuResult (*HAL_COM_tpfSendByte)(u8 u8Instance, u8 u8Byte);
/**
* @brief Generic send-buffer function pointer type.
*
* Same concept as HAL_COM_tpfSendByte but for multi-byte transfers.
*
* @param u8Instance Peripheral instance index within the driver.
* @param pu8Data Pointer to the byte buffer.
* @param u16Length Number of bytes to transmit.
* @return STD_tenuResult
*/
typedef STD_tenuResult (*HAL_COM_tpfSendBuffer)(u8 u8Instance, const u8 *pu8Data, u16 u16Length);
/**
* @brief Generic read-byte function pointer type (non-blocking).
*/
typedef STD_tenuResult (*HAL_COM_tpfReadByte)(u8 u8Instance, u8 *pu8Byte);
/**
* @brief Generic read-buffer function pointer type (non-blocking).
*/
typedef STD_tenuResult (*HAL_COM_tpfReadBuffer)(u8 u8Instance, u8 *pu8Data, u16 u16MaxLength, u16 *pu16Read);
/**
* @brief Generic RX-data-available check function pointer type.
*/
typedef STD_tBool (*HAL_COM_tpfIsRxDataAvailable)(u8 u8Instance);
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* CONFIGURATION STRUCTURE */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/**
* @brief Per-channel communication configuration.
*
* One entry per HAL_COM channel, stored in HAL_COM_astrChannelConfig[].
* The array index is the channel number passed to all public functions.
*
* Each channel is wired to exactly one MCU-level transport by holding
* function pointers to that driver's send functions + the instance index
* to pass through. To route through a different transport, just change
* the function pointers in the config — no code changes needed.
*/
typedef struct
{
HAL_COM_tpfSendByte pfSendByte; /**< Driver's send-byte function */
HAL_COM_tpfSendBuffer pfSendBuffer; /**< Driver's send-buffer function */
HAL_COM_tpfReadByte pfReadByte; /**< Driver's read-byte function */
HAL_COM_tpfReadBuffer pfReadBuffer; /**< Driver's read-buffer function */
HAL_COM_tpfIsRxDataAvailable pfIsRxDataAvailable; /**< Driver's RX-available check */
u8 u8Instance; /**< Peripheral instance to pass through */
} HAL_COM_tstrChannelConfig;
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* PUBLIC API */
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/**
* @brief Initialize the HAL communication layer's own internal state.
*
* Does NOT initialize the underlying MCU drivers — SYS_ECU owns the init
* sequence and calls each driver's enuInit() before calling this.
*
* @return STD_OK on success, STD_NOK on failure.
*/
STD_tenuResult HAL_COM_enuInit(void);
/**
* @brief Send a single byte through the specified channel.
*
* @param u8Channel Channel index (from HAL_COM_cfg.h channel enum).
* @param u8Byte The byte to transmit.
* @return STD_OK on success, STD_NOK on failure.
*/
STD_tenuResult HAL_COM_enuSendByte(u8 u8Channel, u8 u8Byte);
/**
* @brief Send a buffer through the specified channel.
*
* The underlying driver may be blocking or non-blocking depending on the
* MCU driver wired to this channel. When non-blocking (e.g., MCU_UART
* with DMA), the caller must keep the buffer valid until the transfer
* completes.
*
* @param u8Channel Channel index.
* @param pu8Data Pointer to the byte buffer. Must not be NULL.
* @param u16Length Number of bytes to transmit.
* @return STD_OK on success,
* STD_NULL_POINTER_ERROR if pu8Data is NULL,
* STD_NOK on failure.
*/
STD_tenuResult HAL_COM_enuSendBuffer(u8 u8Channel, const u8 *pu8Data, u16 u16Length);
/**
* @brief Read one byte from the specified channel (non-blocking).
*/
STD_tenuResult HAL_COM_enuReadByte(u8 u8Channel, u8 *pu8Byte);
/**
* @brief Read up to u16MaxLength bytes from the specified channel (non-blocking).
*/
STD_tenuResult HAL_COM_enuReadBuffer(u8 u8Channel, u8 *pu8Data, u16 u16MaxLength, u16 *pu16Read);
/**
* @brief Check if the specified channel has RX data available.
*/
STD_tBool HAL_COM_bIsRxDataAvailable(u8 u8Channel);
#endif /* HAL_COM_H */