#ifndef __AP_HAL_LINUX_UARTDRIVER_H__
#define __AP_HAL_LINUX_UARTDRIVER_H__

#include <AP_HAL_Linux.h>

class Linux::LinuxUARTDriver : public AP_HAL::UARTDriver {
public:
    LinuxUARTDriver(bool default_console);
    /* Linux implementations of UARTDriver virtual methods */
    void begin(uint32_t b);
    void begin(uint32_t b, uint16_t rxS, uint16_t txS);
    void end();
    void flush();
    bool is_initialized();
    void set_blocking_writes(bool blocking);
    bool tx_pending();

    /* Linux implementations of Stream virtual methods */
    int16_t available();
    int16_t txspace();
    int16_t read();

    /* Linux implementations of Print virtual methods */
    size_t write(uint8_t c);
    size_t write(const uint8_t *buffer, size_t size);

    void set_device_path(const char *path);

    void _timer_tick(void);

private:
    const char *device_path;
    int _rd_fd;
    int _wr_fd;
    bool _nonblocking_writes;
    bool _console;
    volatile bool _initialised;
    volatile bool _in_timer;

    // we use in-task ring buffers to reduce the system call cost
    // of ::read() and ::write() in the main loop
    uint8_t *_readbuf;
    uint16_t _readbuf_size;

    // _head is where the next available data is. _tail is where new
    // data is put
    volatile uint16_t _readbuf_head;
    volatile uint16_t _readbuf_tail;

    uint8_t *_writebuf;
    uint16_t _writebuf_size;
    volatile uint16_t _writebuf_head;
    volatile uint16_t _writebuf_tail;

    int _write_fd(const uint8_t *buf, uint16_t n);
    int _read_fd(uint8_t *buf, uint16_t n);
    uint64_t _last_write_time;
};

#endif // __AP_HAL_LINUX_UARTDRIVER_H__