eficonsole.cpp File Reference

Detailed Description

Console package entry point code.

Date

Nov 15, 2012

Author

Andrey Belomutskiy, (c) 2012-2020

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Definition in file eficonsole.cpp.

Functions
static void	testCritical ()
static void	myerror ()
static void	testHardFault ()
static void	printUid ()
PUBLIC_API_WEAK void	boardSayHello ()
static void	sayHello ()
int	CountFreeStackSpace (const void *wabase)
static void	cmd_threads ()
static void	echo (int value)
	This is just a test function. More...
void	checkStackAndHandleConsoleLine (char *line)
void	onCliCaseError (const char *token)
void	onCliDuplicateError (const char *token)
void	onCliOverflowError ()
void	initializeConsole ()

Function Documentation

boardSayHello()

PUBLIC_API_WEAK void boardSayHello

(

)

Definition at line 62 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                                     {
}

Referenced by sayHello().

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checkStackAndHandleConsoleLine()

void checkStackAndHandleConsoleLine

(

char *

line

)

Definition at line 233 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                                                {
    assertStackVoid("console", ObdCode::STACK_USAGE_MISC, EXPECTED_REMAINING_STACK);
    handleConsoleLine(line);
}

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cmd_threads()

static void cmd_threads ( )

static

This methods prints all threads, their stack usage, and their total times

Definition at line 198 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                          {
#if CH_DBG_THREADS_PROFILING && CH_DBG_FILL_THREADS
 
    thread_t* tp = chRegFirstThread();
 
    efiPrintf("name\twabase\ttime\tfree stack");
 
    while (tp) {
        int freeBytes = CountFreeStackSpace(tp->wabase);
        efiPrintf("%s\t%08x\t%lu\t%d", tp->name, (unsigned int)tp->wabase, tp->time, freeBytes);
 
        if (freeBytes < 100) {
            criticalError("Ran out of stack on thread %s, %d bytes remain", tp->name, freeBytes);
        }
 
        tp = chRegNextThread(tp);
    }
 
    int isrSpace = CountFreeStackSpace(reinterpret_cast<void*>(0x20000000));
    efiPrintf("isr\t0\t0\t%d", isrSpace);
 
#else // CH_DBG_THREADS_PROFILING && CH_DBG_FILL_THREADS
 
  efiPrintf("CH_DBG_THREADS_PROFILING && CH_DBG_FILL_THREADS is not enabled");
 
#endif
}

Referenced by initializeConsole().

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CountFreeStackSpace()

int CountFreeStackSpace

(

const void *

wabase

)

Definition at line 181 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                                            {
    const uint8_t* stackBase = reinterpret_cast<const uint8_t*>(wabase);
    const uint8_t* stackUsage = stackBase;
 
    // thread stacks are filled with CH_DBG_STACK_FILL_VALUE
    // find out where that ends - that's the last thing we needed on the stack
    while (*stackUsage == CH_DBG_STACK_FILL_VALUE) {
        stackUsage++;
    }
 
    return (int)(stackUsage - stackBase);
}

Referenced by cmd_threads().

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echo()

static void echo ( int  value )

static

This is just a test function.

Definition at line 229 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                            {
    efiPrintf("got value: %d", value);
}

Referenced by initializeConsole().

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initializeConsole()

void initializeConsole

(

)

Definition at line 250 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                         {
    initConsoleLogic();
 
    startConsole(&handleConsoleLine);
 
#if defined(STM32F4) || defined(STM32F7) || defined(STM32H7)
    addConsoleAction("uid", printUid);
#endif
 
    sayHello();
    addConsoleAction("test", [](){ /* do nothing */});
    addConsoleActionI("echo", echo);
    addConsoleAction("hello", sayHello);
    #if EFI_USE_OPENBLT
      addConsoleAction("show_blt_version", [](){
        uint32_t bltBinVersion = getOpenBltVersion();
        efiPrintf("********************** blt=%lx %s version", bltBinVersion, bltBinVersion == BLT_CURRENT_VERSION ? "CURRENT" : "UNEXPECTED");
      });
    #endif
#if EFI_HAS_RESET
    addConsoleAction("reset", scheduleReset);
#endif
 
    addConsoleAction("critical", testCritical);
    addConsoleAction("error", myerror);
    addConsoleAction("hard_fault", testHardFault);
    addConsoleAction("threadsinfo", cmd_threads);
 
#if HAL_USE_WDG
    addConsoleActionI("set_watchdog_timeout", startWatchdog);
    addConsoleActionI("set_watchdog_reset", setWatchdogResetPeriod);
#endif
}

Referenced by runRusEfi().

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myerror()

static void myerror ( )

static

Definition at line 35 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                      {
    firmwareError(ObdCode::CUSTOM_ERR_TEST_ERROR, "firmwareError: %d", getRusEfiVersion());
}

Referenced by initializeConsole().

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onCliCaseError()

void onCliCaseError

(

const char *

token

)

Definition at line 238 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                                       {
    firmwareError(ObdCode::CUSTOM_ERR_COMMAND_LOWER_CASE_EXPECTED, "lowerCase expected [%s]", token);
}

Referenced by doAddAction().

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onCliDuplicateError()

void onCliDuplicateError

(

const char *

token

)

Definition at line 242 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                                            {
    firmwareError(ObdCode::CUSTOM_SAME_TWICE, "Same action twice [%s]", token);
}

Referenced by doAddAction().

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onCliOverflowError()

void onCliOverflowError

(

)

Definition at line 246 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                          {
    firmwareError(ObdCode::CUSTOM_CONSOLE_TOO_MANY, "Too many console actions");
}

Referenced by doAddAction().

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printUid()

static void printUid ( )

static

Definition at line 44 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                       {
    uint32_t *uid = ((uint32_t *)UID_BASE);
    engine->outputChannels.deviceUid = crc8((const uint8_t*)uid, 12);
    efiPrintf("********************** UID=%lx:%lx:%lx crc=%d ******************************", uid[0], uid[1], uid[2], engine->outputChannels.deviceUid);
    engineConfiguration->device_uid[0] = uid[0];
    engineConfiguration->device_uid[1] = uid[1];
    engineConfiguration->device_uid[2] = uid[2];
}

Referenced by initializeConsole(), and sayHello().

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sayHello()

static void sayHello ( )

static

Time to finish output. This is needed to avoid mix-up of this methods output and console command confirmation this code here dates back to 2015. today in 2024 I have no idea what it does :(

Definition at line 65 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                       {
    efiPrintf(PROTOCOL_HELLO_PREFIX " rusEFI LLC (c) 2012-2024. All rights reserved.");
    efiPrintf(PROTOCOL_HELLO_PREFIX " rusEFI v%d@%u now=%d", getRusEfiVersion(), /*do we have a working way to print 64 bit values?!*/(int)SIGNATURE_HASH, (int)getTimeNowMs());
    efiPrintf(PROTOCOL_HELLO_PREFIX " Chibios Kernel:       %s", CH_KERNEL_VERSION);
    efiPrintf(PROTOCOL_HELLO_PREFIX " Compiled:     " __DATE__ " - " __TIME__ "");
    efiPrintf(PROTOCOL_HELLO_PREFIX " COMPILER=%s", __VERSION__);
#if EFI_USE_OPENBLT
    efiPrintf(PROTOCOL_HELLO_PREFIX " with OPENBLT");
#endif
 
  boardSayHello();
 
#if EFI_PROD_CODE && ENABLE_AUTO_DETECT_HSE
    extern float hseFrequencyMhz;
    extern uint8_t autoDetectedRoundedMhz;
    efiPrintf(PROTOCOL_HELLO_PREFIX " detected HSE clock %.2f MHz PLLM = %d", hseFrequencyMhz, autoDetectedRoundedMhz);
#endif /* ENABLE_AUTO_DETECT_HSE */
 
    efiPrintf("hellenBoardId=%d", engine->engineState.hellenBoardId);
 
#if defined(STM32F4) || defined(STM32F7) || defined(STM32H7)
  printUid();
 
#if defined(STM32F4) && !defined(AT32F4XX)
    efiPrintf("can read 0x20000010 %d", ramReadProbe((const char *)0x20000010));
    efiPrintf("can read 0x20020010 %d", ramReadProbe((const char *)0x20020010));
    efiPrintf("can read 0x20070010 %d", ramReadProbe((const char *)0x20070010));
 
    efiPrintf("isStm32F42x %s", boolToString(isStm32F42x()));
#endif // STM32F4
 
#ifndef MIN_FLASH_SIZE
#define MIN_FLASH_SIZE 1024
#endif // MIN_FLASH_SIZE
 
    int flashSize = TM_ID_GetFlashSize();
    if (flashSize < MIN_FLASH_SIZE) {
        // todo: bug, at the moment we report 1MB on dual-bank F7
        criticalError("rusEFI expected at least %dK of flash", MIN_FLASH_SIZE);
    }
 
#ifdef AT32F4XX
    int mcuRevision = DBGMCU->SERID & 0x07;
    int mcuSerId = (DBGMCU->SERID >> 8) & 0xff;
    const char *partNumber, *package;
    uint32_t pnFlashSize;
    int ret = at32GetMcuType(DBGMCU->IDCODE, &partNumber, &package, &pnFlashSize);
    if (ret == 0) {
        efiPrintf("MCU IDCODE %s in %s with %ld KB flash",
            partNumber, package, pnFlashSize);
    } else {
        efiPrintf("MCU IDCODE unknown 0x%lx", DBGMCU->IDCODE);
    }
    efiPrintf("MCU SER_ID %s rev %c",
        (mcuSerId == 0x0d) ? "AT32F435" : ((mcuSerId == 0x0e) ? "AT32F437" : "UNKNOWN"),
        'A' + mcuRevision);
    efiPrintf("MCU F_SIZE %d KB", flashSize);
    efiPrintf("MCU RAM %d KB", at32GetRamSizeKb());
#else
#define MCU_REVISION_MASK  0xfff
    int mcuRevision = DBGMCU->IDCODE & MCU_REVISION_MASK;
    efiPrintf("MCU rev=%x flashSize=%d", mcuRevision, flashSize);
#endif
#endif
 
#ifdef CH_CFG_ST_FREQUENCY
    efiPrintf("CH_CFG_ST_FREQUENCY=%d", CH_CFG_ST_FREQUENCY);
#endif
 
#ifdef ENABLE_PERF_TRACE
    efiPrintf("ENABLE_PERF_TRACE=%d", ENABLE_PERF_TRACE);
#endif
 
#ifdef STM32_ADCCLK
    efiPrintf("STM32_ADCCLK=%d", STM32_ADCCLK);
    efiPrintf("STM32_TIMCLK1=%d", STM32_TIMCLK1);
    efiPrintf("STM32_TIMCLK2=%d", STM32_TIMCLK2);
#endif
#ifdef STM32_PCLK1
    efiPrintf("STM32_PCLK1=%d", STM32_PCLK1);
    efiPrintf("STM32_PCLK2=%d", STM32_PCLK2);
#endif
 
    efiPrintf("PORT_IDLE_THREAD_STACK_SIZE=%d", PORT_IDLE_THREAD_STACK_SIZE);
 
    efiPrintf("CH_DBG_ENABLE_ASSERTS=%d", CH_DBG_ENABLE_ASSERTS);
#ifdef CH_DBG_ENABLED
    efiPrintf("CH_DBG_ENABLED=%d", CH_DBG_ENABLED);
#endif
    efiPrintf("CH_DBG_SYSTEM_STATE_CHECK=%d", CH_DBG_SYSTEM_STATE_CHECK);
    efiPrintf("CH_DBG_ENABLE_STACK_CHECK=%d", CH_DBG_ENABLE_STACK_CHECK);
 
#ifdef EFI_LOGIC_ANALYZER
    efiPrintf("EFI_LOGIC_ANALYZER=%d", EFI_LOGIC_ANALYZER);
#endif
#ifdef EFI_TUNER_STUDIO
    efiPrintf("EFI_TUNER_STUDIO=%d", EFI_TUNER_STUDIO);
#else
    efiPrintf("EFI_TUNER_STUDIO=%d", 0);
#endif
 
#if defined(EFI_SHAFT_POSITION_INPUT)
    efiPrintf("EFI_SHAFT_POSITION_INPUT=%d", EFI_SHAFT_POSITION_INPUT);
#endif
#ifdef EFI_INTERNAL_ADC
    efiPrintf("EFI_INTERNAL_ADC=%d", EFI_INTERNAL_ADC);
#endif
 
    /**
     * Time to finish output. This is needed to avoid mix-up of this methods output and console command confirmation
     * this code here dates back to 2015. today in 2024 I have no idea what it does :(
     */
    chThdSleepMilliseconds(5);
}

Referenced by initializeConsole().

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testCritical()

static void testCritical ( )

static

Definition at line 31 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                           {
    chDbgCheck(0);
}

Referenced by initializeConsole().

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testHardFault()

static void testHardFault ( )

static

Definition at line 39 of file eficonsole.cpp.

                            {
    causeHardFault();
}

Referenced by initializeConsole().

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