From 22abd06132445a55a1a0266897920f26634825c1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Florent Duchon Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2012 17:38:10 +0100 Subject: digital/beacon: remove obsolete bitcloud stack --- .../Bitcloud_stack/Components/ZCL/include/zcl.h | 1120 -------------------- 1 file changed, 1120 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 digital/beacon/src/Bitcloud_stack/Components/ZCL/include/zcl.h (limited to 'digital/beacon/src/Bitcloud_stack/Components/ZCL/include/zcl.h') diff --git a/digital/beacon/src/Bitcloud_stack/Components/ZCL/include/zcl.h b/digital/beacon/src/Bitcloud_stack/Components/ZCL/include/zcl.h deleted file mode 100644 index 0731a417..00000000 --- a/digital/beacon/src/Bitcloud_stack/Components/ZCL/include/zcl.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1120 +0,0 @@ -/************************************************************************//** - \file zcl.h - - \brief - The header file describes the public ZCL interface - - The file describes the public interface and types of ZCL - - \author - Atmel Corporation: http://www.atmel.com \n - Support email: avr@atmel.com - - Copyright (c) 2008-2011, Atmel Corporation. All rights reserved. - Licensed under Atmel's Limited License Agreement (BitCloudTM). - - \internal - History: - 01.12.08 I. Fedina & A. Potashov - Created. -******************************************************************************/ - -#ifndef _ZCL_H -#define _ZCL_H - -/****************************************************************************** - Includes section -******************************************************************************/ -#include -#include -#include - -/****************************************************************************** - Definitions section -******************************************************************************/ -#define PROFILE_ID_SMART_ENERGY CCPU_TO_LE16(0x0109) -#define PROFILE_ID_CBA CCPU_TO_LE16(0x0105) -#define PROFILE_ID_HOME_AUTOMATION CCPU_TO_LE16(0x0104) -#define PROFILE_ID_SMART_LIGHTING CCPU_TO_LE16(0xc05e) - -#define ZCL_MAX_ASDU_SIZE 75 //it is temporary hack to prevent fragmentation for ZCL packets. It should be fixed with correct calculation of payload size. - -// Macros defines the maximum size allocated for a value of type OCTET_STRING -#define OCTET_STRING_MAX_SIZE 255 -/****************************************************************************** - Types section -******************************************************************************/ -typedef uint8_t ZCL_ClusterType_t; -typedef uint16_t ZCL_AttributeId_t; //ZCL_Response field is called. - - Common uses of the function include sending the following commands (the command's - ID listed below should be assigned to the \c req->id field): - \li ::ZCL_READ_ATTRIBUTES_COMMAND_ID - reading remote attributes (obtaining values) - \li ::ZCL_WRITE_ATTRIBUTES_COMMAND_ID - writing remote attributes (assigning new values) - \li ::ZCL_REPORT_ATTRIBUTES_COMMAND_ID - reporting local attributes to remote devices - (sending current attributes' values) - \li ::ZCL_DISCOVER_ATTRIBUTES_COMMAND_ID - discovering attributes of a remote device (obtaining - data types and IDs of attributes supported by a particular cluster) - - \param[in] req - command parameters -*****************************************************************************/ -void ZCL_AttributeReq(ZCL_Request_t *req); - -/*********************************************************************************//** - \brief Sends a cluster command - - The function sends a general cluster specific command. The command's type is - recognized according to the \c req->id field. Commands' IDs are defined in clusters' - definition files, which also contain all definition related to a particular cluster. - - In addition to addressing information and command's ID, eesential fields of - the request parameters include the payload and the payload length. The payload - for each command is defined as a structure in the cluster's definition file. - The pointer to a properly configured instance of the command's payload shall be \ - assigned to the \c req->requestPayload field. - - The callback function specified in the \c req->ZCL_Response field is called to - indicate the status of the command's delivery (not a specific response for the - command). If acknowledgment of the command's delivery is received the success - status is reported in the callback. - - A specific response to the command is processed by a special indication function - registered for the command. If a command does not imply a specific response - the default response may be requested (to indicate that the command has been - executed). To request the default response set the \c req->defaultResponse field - to ::ZCL_FRAME_CONTROL_ENABLE_DEFAULT_RESPONSE and assign the callback function - that should be called upon default response reception to the \c req->ZCL_DefaultResponse - field. To disable default response set \c req->defaultResponse to - ::ZCL_FRAME_CONTROL_DISABLE_DEFAULT_RESPONSE and \c req->ZCL_DefaultResponse to \c NULL. - - \param[in] req - contains request descriptor -************************************************************************************/ -void ZCL_CommandReq(ZCL_Request_t *req); - -/*********************************************************************************//** -\brief Specific command indication handler - -\param[in] ind - contains indication descriptor -************************************************************************************/ -//void ZCL_CommandInd(ZCL_CommandInd_t *ind); - -/*************************************************************************//** - \brief ZCL event notification handler - - \param[in] event - contains event descriptor -*****************************************************************************/ -void ZCL_EventNtfy(ZCL_EventNtfy_t *event); - -/*************************************************************************//** - \brief This function returns bytes amount of a type by type id. - - \param[in] typeId - type id - \param[in] value - pointer to variable of typeId, NULL means maximum possible - size. -*****************************************************************************/ -uint16_t ZCL_GetAttributeLength(uint8_t typeId, const uint8_t *value); - -/*************************************************************************//** - \brief Adds an element to the outgoing command payload - - This function is used to simplify forming a correst payload for general - commands (read/write attributes etc.). A single command may involve actions on - several attributes, and so the overall payload should contain pieces - corresponding to each attribute. - - The general idea is to provide a buffer for the payload and some content. The - function writes the content in a correct way to the buffer and calculate the - overall payload length. The buffer and the payload length are then passed as - parameters to the ZCL_AttributeReq() function. - - See the following example: - -\code -ZCL_NextElement_t element; -ZCL_ReadAttributeReq_t readAttrReqElement; -ZCL_Request_t readAttrReq; -uint8_t buffer[BUFFER_SIZE]; - -element.payloadLength = 0; -element.payload = buffer; -element.id = ZCL_READ_ATTRIBUTES_COMMAND_ID; -element.content = &readAttrReqElement; - -readAttrReqElement = ATTRIBUTE_ID1; //Set to the ID of the first attribute -ZCL_PutNextElement(&element); - -readAttrReqElement = ATTRIBUTE_ID2; //Set to the ID of the second attribute -ZCL_PutNextElement(&element); - -readAttrReq.requestLength = element.payloadLength; -readAttrReq.requestPayload = element.payload; -... -\endcode - - Note, however, that the usage may differ depending on a command's type. - - \param[in] element - information about payload and element - \param[out] status of the operation -*****************************************************************************/ -ZCL_Status_t ZCL_PutNextElement(ZCL_NextElement_t *element); - -/*************************************************************************//** - \brief Gets an element from the incoming command's payload - - The function is used to simplify processing of responses fo general - attributes related commands. Such command may return information concerning - several attributes in a single frame. This function reads the next portion - of information from the response payload. - - To use the function configure an instance of ZCL_NextElement type. - The \c element->payload field should be set to the response payload, - the \c element->payloadLength to the reponse payload's length, and - the \c element->id field to the ID of the response. After calling this - function, the \c element->content field may be casted to the appropriate - response type (depending on the command's type); for example, for - read attributes response it is ZCL_ReadAttributeResp_t. - - \param[in] element - information about payload and element - \param[out] status of the operation -*****************************************************************************/ -ZCL_Status_t ZCL_GetNextElement(ZCL_NextElement_t *element); - -/***************************************************************************//** -\brief Checks whether ZCL is busy or not. - -\return true - if ZCL is busy, false - otherwise. -******************************************************************************/ -bool ZCL_IsBusy(void); - -/*************************************************************************//** - \brief ZCL Data Type Descriptor get by Type Id function. - Fills the ZCL Data Type Descriptor dased on ZCL Data Type Id - \param Id - ZCL Data Type Id (unsigned 8-bit integer) - \param value - pointer to variable of typeId, NULL means maximum possible - size. - \param descriptor - ZCL Data Type Descriptor being filled. - \return None. - \sa ZCL_DataTypeDescriptor_t - \sa ZCL_GetAttributeLength() -*****************************************************************************/ -void ZCL_GetDataTypeDescriptor(uint8_t typeId, const uint8_t *value, ZCL_DataTypeDescriptor_t *descriptor); - -#endif //_ZCL_H - -- cgit v1.2.3