PianoLED-Circle-Edition/firmware/kernel.cpp

//
// kernel.cpp
//
// Piano LED Visualizer for Circle.
//
// The Pi is a USB MIDI *gadget*: the PC is the host, and this firmware appears
// on the PC as an ordinary ALSA MIDI output port. Circle has no OTG support, so
// the USB controller is gadget-only in this build and the piano can never be
// plugged in here directly - all MIDI arrives from the PC. See section 2 of
// PIANO-LED-CIRCLE-PLAN.md.
//
#include "kernel.h"
#include <circle/usb/gadget/usbmidigadget.h>
#include <circle/devicenameservice.h>
#include <assert.h>

static const char FromKernel[] = "kernel";

void CKernel::MIDIPacketHandler (unsigned nCable, u8 *pPacket, unsigned nLength,
				 unsigned nDevice, void *pParam)
{
	CKernel *pThis = static_cast<CKernel *> (pParam);
	assert (pThis != 0);

	pThis->m_PianoLEDs.OnMIDIPacket (pPacket, nLength);
}

CKernel::CKernel (void)
:	m_Timer (&m_Interrupt),
	m_Logger (m_Options.GetLogLevel (), &m_Timer),
	m_pUSB (new CUSBMIDIGadget (&m_Interrupt)),
	m_pMIDIDevice (0),
	m_PianoLEDs (m_LEDStrip)
{
	m_ActLED.Blink (5);	// show we are alive
}

CKernel::~CKernel (void)
{
}

boolean CKernel::Initialize (void)
{
	boolean bOK = TRUE;

	if (bOK)
	{
		bOK = m_Serial.Initialize (115200);
	}

	if (bOK)
	{
		// Headless appliance: there is no screen, so the log goes to the
		// serial port and nowhere else.
		bOK = m_Logger.Initialize (&m_Serial);
	}

	if (bOK)
	{
		bOK = m_Interrupt.Initialize ();
	}

	if (bOK)
	{
		bOK = m_Timer.Initialize ();
	}

	if (bOK)
	{
		// Bring the strip up before USB, so the LEDs are known-dark by the
		// time the host can start sending us notes.
		bOK = m_PianoLEDs.Initialize ();
	}

	if (bOK)
	{
		assert (m_pUSB != 0);
		bOK = m_pUSB->Initialize ();
	}

	return bOK;
}

void CKernel::UpdateMIDIDevice (void)
{
	assert (m_pUSB != 0);

	if (!m_pUSB->UpdatePlugAndPlay ())
	{
		return;
	}

	// The gadget deletes its CUSBMIDIDevice when the host suspends the bus
	// and builds a new one on the next enumeration, so the pointer we hold
	// is only valid until the next status change. Re-fetch it every time.
	CUSBMIDIDevice *pMIDIDevice =
		(CUSBMIDIDevice *) m_DeviceNameService.GetDevice ("umidi1", FALSE);

	if (pMIDIDevice == m_pMIDIDevice)
	{
		return;
	}

	m_pMIDIDevice = pMIDIDevice;

	if (m_pMIDIDevice != 0)
	{
		// The gadget builds a new device object on each enumeration, so
		// clear anything held at the moment the host went away.
		m_PianoLEDs.AllOff ();

		m_pMIDIDevice->RegisterPacketHandler (MIDIPacketHandler, this);

		m_Logger.Write (FromKernel, LogNotice, "USB MIDI gadget connected");
	}
	else
	{
		// Host went away mid-chord. Do not leave keys lit.
		m_PianoLEDs.AllOff ();

		m_Logger.Write (FromKernel, LogNotice, "USB MIDI gadget disconnected");
	}
}

TShutdownMode CKernel::Run (void)
{
	m_Logger.Write (FromKernel, LogNotice, "Compile time: " __DATE__ " " __TIME__);
	m_Logger.Write (FromKernel, LogNotice,
			"%u LEDs, %u keys, notes %u-%u, %s orientation",
			(unsigned) LED_COUNT, (unsigned) KEY_COUNT,
			(unsigned) MIDI_NOTE_MIN, (unsigned) MIDI_NOTE_MAX,
			STRIP_REVERSED ? "reversed" : "normal");
	m_Logger.Write (FromKernel, LogNotice,
			"Brightness ceiling %u/255, at most %u keys lit at once",
			(unsigned) GLOBAL_BRIGHTNESS, (unsigned) MAX_LIT_KEYS);
	m_Logger.Write (FromKernel, LogNotice, "Waiting for USB host");

	for (;;)
	{
		UpdateMIDIDevice ();

		// Rendering blocks for ~5.3ms of SPI traffic, which is why it runs
		// here and not in the MIDI packet handler's IRQ context. Update()
		// returns immediately when nothing has changed.
		m_PianoLEDs.Update ();
	}

	return ShutdownHalt;
}