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2 -- --
3 -- GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS --
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32 -- Serial communications package, implemented on Windows and GNU/Linux
34 with Ada.Streams;
35 with Interfaces.C;
36 with System.OS_Constants;
38 package GNAT.Serial_Communications is
40 -- Following is a simple example of using GNAT.Serial_Communications.
42 -- with Ada.Streams;
43 -- with GNAT.Serial_Communications;
45 -- procedure Serial is
46 -- use Ada.Streams;
47 -- use GNAT;
49 -- subtype Message is Stream_Element_Array (1 .. 20);
51 -- Data : constant String (1 .. 20) := "ABCDEFGHIJLKMNOPQRST";
52 -- Buffer : Message;
54 -- S_Port : constant Natural := 5;
55 -- -- Serial port number
57 -- begin
58 -- -- Convert message (String -> Stream_Element_Array)
60 -- for K in Data'Range loop
61 -- Buffer (Stream_Element_Offset (K)) := Character'Pos (Data (K));
62 -- end loop;
64 -- declare
65 -- Port_Name : constant Serial_Communications.Port_Name :=
66 -- Serial_Communications.Name (Number => S_Port);
67 -- Port : Serial_Communications.Serial_Port;
69 -- begin
70 -- Serial_Communications.Open
71 -- (Port => Port,
72 -- Name => Port_Name);
74 -- Serial_Communications.Set
75 -- (Port => Port,
76 -- Rate => Serial_Communications.B9600,
77 -- Bits => Serial_Communications.CS8,
78 -- Stop_Bits => Serial_Communications.One,
79 -- Parity => Serial_Communications.Even);
81 -- Serial_Communications.Write
82 -- (Port => Port,
83 -- Buffer => Buffer);
85 -- Serial_Communications.Close
86 -- (Port => Port);
87 -- end;
88 -- end Serial;
90 Serial_Error : exception;
91 -- Raised when a communication problem occurs
93 type Port_Name is new String;
94 -- A serial com port name
96 function Name (Number : Positive) return Port_Name;
97 -- Returns a possible port name for the given legacy PC architecture serial
98 -- port number (COM<number>: on Windows, ttyS<number-1> on Linux).
99 -- Note that this function does not support other kinds of serial ports
100 -- nor operating systems other than Windows and Linux. For all other
101 -- cases, an explicit port name can be passed directly to Open.
103 type Data_Rate is
104 (B75, B110, B150, B300, B600, B1200,
105 B2400, B4800, B9600,
106 B19200, B38400, B57600, B115200,
107 B230400, B460800, B500000, B576000, B921600,
108 B1000000, B1152000, B1500000,
109 B2000000, B2500000, B3000000,
110 B3500000, B4000000);
111 -- Speed of the communication
113 type Data_Bits is (CS8, CS7);
114 -- Communication bits
116 type Stop_Bits_Number is (One, Two);
117 -- One or two stop bits
119 type Parity_Check is (None, Even, Odd);
120 -- Either no parity check or an even or odd parity
122 type Flow_Control is (None, RTS_CTS, Xon_Xoff);
123 -- No flow control, hardware flow control, software flow control
125 type Serial_Port is new Ada.Streams.Root_Stream_Type with private;
126 -- Serial port stream type
128 type Serial_Port_Descriptor is
129 new System.OS_Constants.Serial_Port_Descriptor;
130 -- OS specific serial port descriptor
132 procedure Open
133 (Port : out Serial_Port;
134 Name : Port_Name);
135 -- Open the given port name. Raises Serial_Error if the port cannot be
136 -- opened.
138 procedure Set
139 (Port : Serial_Port;
140 Rate : Data_Rate := B9600;
141 Bits : Data_Bits := CS8;
142 Stop_Bits : Stop_Bits_Number := One;
143 Parity : Parity_Check := None;
144 Block : Boolean := True;
145 Local : Boolean := True;
146 Flow : Flow_Control := None;
147 Timeout : Duration := 10.0);
148 -- The communication port settings. If Block is set then a read call
149 -- will wait for the whole buffer to be filed. If Block is not set then
150 -- the given Timeout (in seconds) is used. If Local is set then modem
151 -- control lines (in particular DCD) are ignored (not supported on
152 -- Windows). Flow indicates the flow control type as defined above.
154 -- Note: the timeout precision may be limited on some implementation
155 -- (e.g. on GNU/Linux the maximum precision is a tenth of seconds).
157 -- Note: calling this procedure may reinitialize the serial port hardware
158 -- and thus cause loss of some buffered data if used during communication.
160 overriding procedure Read
161 (Port : in out Serial_Port;
162 Buffer : out Ada.Streams.Stream_Element_Array;
163 Last : out Ada.Streams.Stream_Element_Offset);
164 -- Read a set of bytes, put result into Buffer and set Last accordingly.
165 -- Last is set to Buffer'First - 1 if no byte has been read, unless
166 -- Buffer'First = Stream_Element_Offset'First, in which case the exception
167 -- Constraint_Error is raised instead.
169 overriding procedure Write
170 (Port : in out Serial_Port;
171 Buffer : Ada.Streams.Stream_Element_Array);
172 -- Write buffer into the port
174 procedure Close (Port : in out Serial_Port);
175 -- Close port
177 procedure To_Ada (Port : out Serial_Port; Fd : Serial_Port_Descriptor)
178 with Inline;
179 -- Convert a serial port descriptor to Serial_Port. This is useful when a
180 -- serial port descriptor is obtained from an external library call.
182 function To_C
183 (Port : Serial_Port) return Serial_Port_Descriptor with Inline;
184 -- Return a serial port descriptor to be used by external subprograms.
185 -- This is useful for C functions that are not yet interfaced in this
186 -- package.
188 private
190 type Serial_Port is new Ada.Streams.Root_Stream_Type with record
191 H : Serial_Port_Descriptor := -1;
192 end record;
194 Data_Rate_Value : constant array (Data_Rate) of Interfaces.C.unsigned :=
195 [B75 => 75,
196 B110 => 110,
197 B150 => 150,
198 B300 => 300,
199 B600 => 600,
200 B1200 => 1_200,
201 B2400 => 2_400,
202 B4800 => 4_800,
203 B9600 => 9_600,
204 B19200 => 19_200,
205 B38400 => 38_400,
206 B57600 => 57_600,
207 B115200 => 115_200,
208 B230400 => 230_400,
209 B460800 => 460_800,
210 B500000 => 500_000,
211 B576000 => 576_000,
212 B921600 => 921_600,
213 B1000000 => 1_000_000,
214 B1152000 => 1_152_000,
215 B1500000 => 1_500_000,
216 B2000000 => 2_000_000,
217 B2500000 => 2_500_000,
218 B3000000 => 3_000_000,
219 B3500000 => 3_500_000,
220 B4000000 => 4_000_000];
222 function To_C (Port : Serial_Port) return Serial_Port_Descriptor is
223 (Port.H);
225 end GNAT.Serial_Communications;