ardupilot/ArduPlane/GCS.h

// -*- tab-width: 4; Mode: C++; c-basic-offset: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*-

/// @file	GCS.h
/// @brief	Interface definition for the various Ground Control System
// protocols.

#ifndef __GCS_H
#define __GCS_H

#include <AP_HAL.h>
#include <AP_Common.h>
#include <GPS.h>
#include <stdint.h>

///
/// @class	GCS
/// @brief	Class describing the interface between the APM code
///			proper and the GCS implementation.
///
/// GCS' are currently implemented inside the sketch and as such have
/// access to all global state.  The sketch should not, however, call GCS
/// internal functions - all calls to the GCS should be routed through
/// this interface (or functions explicitly exposed by a subclass).
///
class GCS_Class
{
public:

    /// Startup initialisation.
    ///
    /// This routine performs any one-off initialisation required before
    /// GCS messages are exchanged.
    ///
    /// @note The stream is expected to be set up and configured for the
    ///       correct bitrate before ::init is called.
    ///
    /// @note The stream is currently BetterStream so that we can use the _P
    ///	      methods; this may change if Arduino adds them to Print.
    ///
    /// @param	port		The stream over which messages are exchanged.
    ///
    void init(AP_HAL::UARTDriver *port) {
        _port = port;
        initialised = true;
    }

    /// Update GCS state.
    ///
    /// This may involve checking for received bytes on the stream,
    /// or sending additional periodic messages.
    void        update(void) {
    }

    /// Send a message with a single numeric parameter.
    ///
    /// This may be a standalone message, or the GCS driver may
    /// have its own way of locating additional parameters to send.
    ///
    /// @param	id			ID of the message to send.
    /// @param	param		Explicit message parameter.
    ///
    void        send_message(enum ap_message id) {
    }

    /// Send a text message.
    ///
    /// @param	severity	A value describing the importance of the message.
    /// @param	str			The text to be sent.
    ///
    void        send_text(gcs_severity severity, const char *str) {
    }

    /// Send a text message with a PSTR()
    ///
    /// @param	severity	A value describing the importance of the message.
    /// @param	str			The text to be sent.
    ///
    void        send_text(gcs_severity severity, const prog_char_t *str) {
    }

    // send streams which match frequency range
    void            data_stream_send(void);

    // set to true if this GCS link is active
    bool            initialised;

protected:
    /// The stream we are communicating over
    AP_HAL::UARTDriver *_port;
};

//
// GCS class definitions.
//
// These are here so that we can declare the GCS object early in the sketch
// and then reference it statically rather than via a pointer.
//

///
/// @class	GCS_MAVLINK
/// @brief	The mavlink protocol for qgroundcontrol
///
class GCS_MAVLINK : public GCS_Class
{
public:
    GCS_MAVLINK();
    void        update(void);
    void        init(AP_HAL::UARTDriver *port);
    void        send_message(enum ap_message id);
    void        send_text(gcs_severity severity, const char *str);
    void        send_text(gcs_severity severity, const prog_char_t *str);
    void        data_stream_send(void);
    void        queued_param_send();
    void        queued_waypoint_send();

    static const struct AP_Param::GroupInfo        var_info[];

    // NOTE! The streams enum below and the
    // set of AP_Int16 stream rates _must_ be
    // kept in the same order
    enum streams {STREAM_RAW_SENSORS,
                  STREAM_EXTENDED_STATUS,
                  STREAM_RC_CHANNELS,
                  STREAM_RAW_CONTROLLER,
                  STREAM_POSITION,
                  STREAM_EXTRA1,
                  STREAM_EXTRA2,
                  STREAM_EXTRA3,
                  STREAM_PARAMS,
                  NUM_STREAMS};

    // see if we should send a stream now. Called at 50Hz
    bool        stream_trigger(enum streams stream_num);

	// this costs us 51 bytes per instance, but means that low priority
	// messages don't block the CPU
    mavlink_statustext_t pending_status;

    // call to reset the timeout window for entering the cli
    void reset_cli_timeout();
private:
    void        handleMessage(mavlink_message_t * msg);

    /// Perform queued sending operations
    ///
    AP_Param *                  _queued_parameter;      ///< next parameter to
                                                        // be sent in queue
    enum ap_var_type            _queued_parameter_type; ///< type of the next
                                                        // parameter
    AP_Param::ParamToken        _queued_parameter_token; ///AP_Param token for
                                                         // next() call
    uint16_t                    _queued_parameter_index; ///< next queued
                                                         // parameter's index
    uint16_t                    _queued_parameter_count; ///< saved count of
                                                         // parameters for
                                                         // queued send
    uint32_t                    _queued_parameter_send_time_ms;

    /// Count the number of reportable parameters.
    ///
    /// Not all parameters can be reported via MAVlink.  We count the number
    // that are
    /// so that we can report to a GCS the number of parameters it should
    // expect when it
    /// requests the full set.
    ///
    /// @return         The number of reportable parameters.
    ///
    uint16_t                    _count_parameters(); ///< count reportable
                                                     // parameters

    uint16_t                    _parameter_count;   ///< cache of reportable
                                                    // parameters

    mavlink_channel_t           chan;
    uint16_t                    packet_drops;

#if CLI_ENABLED == ENABLED
    // this allows us to detect the user wanting the CLI to start
    uint8_t        crlf_count;
#endif

    // waypoints
    uint16_t        waypoint_request_i; // request index
    uint16_t        waypoint_request_last; // last request index
    uint16_t        waypoint_dest_sysid; // where to send requests
    uint16_t        waypoint_dest_compid; // "
    bool            waypoint_receiving; // currently receiving
    uint16_t        waypoint_count;
    uint32_t        waypoint_timelast_send; // milliseconds
    uint32_t        waypoint_timelast_receive; // milliseconds
    uint32_t        waypoint_timelast_request; // milliseconds
    uint16_t        waypoint_send_timeout; // milliseconds
    uint16_t        waypoint_receive_timeout; // milliseconds

    // data stream rates. The code assumes that
    // streamRateRawSensors is the first
    AP_Int16        streamRateRawSensors;
    AP_Int16        streamRateExtendedStatus;
    AP_Int16        streamRateRCChannels;
    AP_Int16        streamRateRawController;
    AP_Int16        streamRatePosition;
    AP_Int16        streamRateExtra1;
    AP_Int16        streamRateExtra2;
    AP_Int16        streamRateExtra3;
    AP_Int16        streamRateParams;

    // number of 50Hz ticks until we next send this stream
    uint8_t         stream_ticks[NUM_STREAMS];

    // number of extra ticks to add to slow things down for the radio
    uint8_t         stream_slowdown;

    // millis value to calculate cli timeout relative to.
    // exists so we can separate the cli entry time from the system start time
    uint32_t _cli_timeout;
};

#endif // __GCS_H