/* -*- c++ -*- */ /* * Copyright 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. * * This file is part of GNU Radio * * GNU Radio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option) * any later version. * * GNU Radio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along * with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., * 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include #include /*! * \brief Aligns the packet payload on a 32 bit boundary. This is essential to * all control/status packets so that the inband FPGA code can parse them * easily. * * \returns true if successful or if the packet was already aligned; false if it * cannot be aligned. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::align32() { int p_len = payload_len(); int bytes_needed = 4 - (p_len % 4); if(bytes_needed == 4) return true; // If the room left in the packet is less than the number of bytes // needed, return false to indicate no room to align if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < bytes_needed) return false; incr_header_len(bytes_needed); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds a ping command to the current control packet. * * The \p rid is the rid to be associated with the ping response and \p ping_val * is currently unused. * * \returns true if adding the ping command was successful, false otherwise * (i.e. no space in the current packet). */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_ping(long rid, long ping_val) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (CS_PING_LEN + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t ping = ( ((OP_PING_FIXED & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((CS_PING_LEN & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((rid & CS_RID_MASK) << CS_RID_SHIFT) | (ping_val & CS_PINGVAL_MASK) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(ping); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + CS_PING_LEN); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds a ping response to the packet. This is used by the fake USRP * code to generate fake responses for pings. * * The \p rid is the RID to be associated with the response and \p ping_val is * currently unused. * * \returns true if the ping reply was added successfully, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_ping_reply(long rid, long ping_val) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (CS_PING_LEN + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t ping = ( ((OP_PING_FIXED_REPLY & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((CS_PING_LEN & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((rid & CS_RID_MASK) << CS_RID_SHIFT) | ((ping_val & CS_PINGVAL_MASK) << CS_PINGVAL_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(ping); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + CS_PING_LEN); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds a write register command to the packet. * * The \p reg_num is the register number for which the value \p val will be * written to. * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet successfully, false * otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_write_reg(long reg_num, long val) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (CS_WRITEREG_LEN + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t word0 = 0; // Build the first word which includes the register number word0 = ( ((OP_WRITE_REG & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((CS_WRITEREG_LEN & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((reg_num & CS_REGNUM_MASK) << CS_REGNUM_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word0); // The second word is solely the register value to be written // FIXME: should this be unsigned? payload += 1; *payload = host_to_usrp_u32((uint32_t) val); // Rebuild the header to update the payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + CS_WRITEREG_LEN); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds a write register masked command to the packet. * * The \p reg_num is the register number for which the value \p val will be * written, masked by \p mask * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_write_reg_masked(long reg_num, long val, long mask) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (CS_WRITEREGMASKED_LEN + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t word0 = 0; // Build the first word which includes the register number word0 = ( ((OP_WRITE_REG_MASKED & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((CS_WRITEREGMASKED_LEN & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((reg_num & CS_REGNUM_MASK) << CS_REGNUM_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word0); // Skip over the first word and write the register value payload += 1; *payload = host_to_usrp_u32((uint32_t) val); // Skip over the register value and write the mask payload += 1; *payload = host_to_usrp_u32((uint32_t) mask); // Rebuild the header to update the payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + CS_WRITEREGMASKED_LEN); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds a read register message to the packet. * * The \p rid will be the associated RID returned with the response, and \p * reg_num is the register to be read. * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_read_reg(long rid, long reg_num) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (CS_READREG_LEN + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t read_reg = ( ((OP_READ_REG & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((CS_READREG_LEN & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((rid & CS_RID_MASK) << CS_RID_SHIFT) | ((reg_num & CS_REGNUM_MASK) << CS_REGNUM_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(read_reg); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + CS_READREG_LEN); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds a read register reply response to the current packet. This is * used by the fake USRP code to generate fake register read responses for * testing. * * The \p rid is the associated RID to be included in the response, \p reg_num * is the register the read is coming from, and \p reg_val is the value of the * read. * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_read_reg_reply(long rid, long reg_num, long reg_val) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (CS_READREGREPLY_LEN + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t word0 = ( ((OP_READ_REG_REPLY & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((CS_READREGREPLY_LEN & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((rid & CS_RID_MASK) << CS_RID_SHIFT) | ((reg_num & CS_REGNUM_MASK) << CS_REGNUM_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word0); // Hop to the next word and write the reg value payload += 1; *payload = host_to_usrp_u32((uint32_t) reg_val); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + CS_READREGREPLY_LEN); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds a delay command to the current packet. * * The \p ticks parameter is the number of clock ticks the FPGA should delay * parsing for, which is added to the packet. * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_delay(long ticks) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (CS_DELAY_LEN + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t delay = ( ((OP_DELAY & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((CS_DELAY_LEN & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((ticks & CS_DELAY_MASK) << CS_DELAY_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(delay); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + CS_DELAY_LEN); return true; } /*! * \brief * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_i2c_write(long i2c_addr, uint8_t *i2c_data, size_t data_len) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); int i2c_len = data_len + 2; // 2 bytes between mbz and addr if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (i2c_len + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t word0 = 0; word0 = ( ((OP_I2C_WRITE & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((i2c_len & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((i2c_addr & CS_I2CADDR_MASK) << CS_I2CADDR_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word0); // Jump over the first word and write the data // FIXME: Should the data be changed to usrp byte order? payload += 1; memcpy(payload, i2c_data, data_len); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + i2c_len); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds an I2C read command to the current packet. * * The \p rid is the associated RID to return with the read response, \p * i2c_addr is the address to read from on the I2C bus, and \p n_bytes is the * number of bytes to be read from the bus. * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_i2c_read(long rid, long i2c_addr, long n_bytes) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (CS_I2CREAD_LEN + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t word0 = 0; word0 = ( ((OP_I2C_READ & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((CS_I2CREAD_LEN & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((rid & CS_RID_MASK) << CS_RID_SHIFT) | ((i2c_addr & CS_I2CADDR_MASK) << CS_I2CADDR_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word0); // Jump a word and write the number of bytes to read payload += 1; uint32_t word1 = (n_bytes & CS_I2CREADBYTES_MASK) << CS_I2CREADBYTES_SHIFT; *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word1); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + CS_I2CREAD_LEN); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds an I2C read reply response to the current packet. This is used * by the fake USRP code to generate fake I2C responses. * * The \p rid is the RID to be associated with the response, \p i2c_addr is the * address on the I2C bus that the \p i2c_data of \p i2c_data_len was read from. * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_i2c_read_reply(long rid, long i2c_addr, uint8_t *i2c_data, long i2c_data_len) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); int i2c_len = i2c_data_len + 2; if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (i2c_len + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t word0 = 0; word0 = ( ((OP_I2C_READ_REPLY & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((i2c_len & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((rid & CS_RID_MASK) << CS_RID_SHIFT) | ((i2c_addr & CS_I2CADDR_MASK) << CS_I2CADDR_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word0); // Jump a word and write the actual data payload += 1; memcpy(payload, i2c_data, i2c_data_len); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + i2c_len); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds a SPI write command to the current packet. * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_spi_write(long enables, long format, long opt_header_bytes, uint8_t *spi_data, long spi_data_len) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); int spi_len = spi_data_len + 6; if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (spi_len + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t word = 0; // First word contains the opcode and length, then mbz word = ( ((OP_SPI_WRITE & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((spi_len & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word); payload += 1; // Second word contains the enables, format, and optional tx bytes word = 0; word = ( ((enables & CS_SPIENABLES_MASK) << CS_SPIENABLES_SHIFT) | ((format & CS_SPIFORMAT_MASK) << CS_SPIFORMAT_SHIFT) | ((opt_header_bytes & CS_SPIOPT_MASK) << CS_SPIOPT_SHIFT) ); payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word); payload += 1; memcpy(payload, spi_data, spi_data_len); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + spi_len); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds a SPI bus read command to the packet. * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_spi_read(long rid, long enables, long format, long opt_header_bytes, long n_bytes) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (CS_SPIREAD_LEN + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t word = 0; // First word contains the opcode, length, and RID word = ( ((OP_SPI_READ & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((CS_SPIREAD_LEN & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((rid & CS_RID_MASK) << CS_RID_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word); payload += 1; // Second word contains the enables, format, and optional tx bytes word = 0; word = ( ((enables & CS_SPIENABLES_MASK) << CS_SPIENABLES_SHIFT) | ((format & CS_SPIFORMAT_MASK) << CS_SPIFORMAT_SHIFT) | ((opt_header_bytes & CS_SPIOPT_MASK) << CS_SPIOPT_SHIFT) ); payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word); payload += 1; // The third word contains the number of bytes word = 0; word = ( ((n_bytes & CS_SPINBYTES_MASK) << CS_SPINBYTES_SHIFT) ); payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + CS_SPIREAD_LEN); return true; } /*! * \brief Adds an SPI read reply to the current packet. This is used by the * fake USRP code to generate fake responses for SPI reads. * * \returns true if the command was added to the packet, false otherwise. */ bool usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_spi_read_reply(long rid, uint8_t *spi_data, long spi_data_len) { if(!align32()) return false; int p_len = payload_len(); int spi_len = spi_data_len + 2; if((MAX_PAYLOAD - p_len) < (spi_len + CS_FIXED_LEN)) return false; uint32_t word = 0; // First word contains the opcode, length, and RID word = ( ((OP_SPI_READ_REPLY & CS_OPCODE_MASK) << CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) | ((spi_len & CS_LEN_MASK) << CS_LEN_SHIFT) | ((rid & CS_RID_MASK) << CS_RID_SHIFT) ); uint32_t *payload = (uint32_t *) (d_payload + p_len); *payload = host_to_usrp_u32(word); // Jump a word and write the actual data payload += 1; memcpy(payload, spi_data, spi_data_len); // Update payload length incr_header_len(CS_FIXED_LEN + spi_len); return true; } /*! * \brief Since all control packets contain subpackets which have the length of * the subpacket at a uniform location in the subpacket, this will return the * subpacket length given a byte offset of the start of the subpacket from the beginning of the packet. * * \returns the length of the subpacket */ int usrp_inband_usb_packet::cs_len(int payload_offset) { uint32_t subpkt = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset))); return (subpkt >> CS_LEN_SHIFT) & CS_LEN_MASK; } /*! * \brief The following method takes an offset within the packet payload to * extract a control/status subpacket and constructs a pmt response which * includes the proper signal and arguments specified by usrp-low-level-cs. The * USRP server could therefore use this to read subpackets and pass them * responses back up to the application. It's arguable that only reply packets * should be parsed here, however we parse others for use in debugging or * failure reporting on the transmit side of packets. */ pmt_t usrp_inband_usb_packet::read_subpacket(int payload_offset) { uint32_t subpkt = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset))); uint32_t opcode = (subpkt >> CS_OPCODE_SHIFT) & CS_OPCODE_MASK; uint32_t len = (subpkt >> CS_LEN_SHIFT) & CS_LEN_MASK; switch(opcode) { case OP_PING_FIXED_REPLY: { pmt_t rid = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_RID_SHIFT) & CS_RID_MASK); pmt_t pingval = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_PINGVAL_SHIFT) & CS_PINGVAL_MASK); return pmt_list3(s_op_ping_fixed_reply, rid, pingval); } case OP_READ_REG_REPLY: { pmt_t rid = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_RID_SHIFT) & CS_RID_MASK); pmt_t reg_num = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_REGNUM_SHIFT) & CS_REGNUM_MASK); // To get the register value we just read the next 32 bits uint32_t val = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset + 4))); pmt_t reg_val = pmt_from_long(val); return pmt_list4(s_op_read_reg_reply, rid, reg_num, reg_val); } case OP_I2C_READ_REPLY: { pmt_t rid = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_RID_SHIFT) & CS_RID_MASK); pmt_t i2c_addr = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_I2CADDR_SHIFT) & CS_I2CADDR_MASK); // Make a u8 vector to dump the data from the packet into size_t i2c_data_len; pmt_t i2c_data = pmt_make_u8vector(len - 2, 0); // skip rid+mbz+addr = 2 bytes uint8_t *w_data = (uint8_t *) pmt_u8vector_writable_elements(i2c_data, i2c_data_len); memcpy(w_data, d_payload + payload_offset + 4, i2c_data_len); // skip first word return pmt_list4(s_op_i2c_read_reply, rid, i2c_addr, i2c_data); } case OP_SPI_READ_REPLY: { pmt_t rid = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_RID_SHIFT) & CS_RID_MASK); // Make a u8 vector to dump the data from the packet into size_t spi_data_len; pmt_t spi_data = pmt_make_u8vector(len - 2, 0); // skip rid+mbz+addr = 2 bytes uint8_t *w_data = (uint8_t *) pmt_u8vector_writable_elements(spi_data, spi_data_len); memcpy(w_data, d_payload + payload_offset + 4, spi_data_len); // skip first word return pmt_list3(s_op_spi_read_reply, rid, spi_data); } case OP_PING_FIXED: { pmt_t rid = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_RID_SHIFT) & CS_RID_MASK); pmt_t pingval = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_PINGVAL_SHIFT) & CS_PINGVAL_MASK); return pmt_list3(s_op_ping_fixed, rid, pingval); } case OP_WRITE_REG: { pmt_t reg_num = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_REGNUM_SHIFT) & CS_REGNUM_MASK); // To get the register value we just read the next 32 bits uint32_t val = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset + 4))); pmt_t reg_val = pmt_from_long(val); return pmt_list3(s_op_write_reg, reg_num, reg_val); } case OP_WRITE_REG_MASKED: { pmt_t reg_num = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_REGNUM_SHIFT) & CS_REGNUM_MASK); // To get the register value we just read the next 32 bits uint32_t val = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset + 4))); pmt_t reg_val = pmt_from_long(val); // The mask is the next 32 bits uint32_t mask = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset + 8))); pmt_t reg_mask = pmt_from_long(mask); return pmt_list4(s_op_write_reg_masked, reg_num, reg_val, reg_mask); } case OP_READ_REG: { pmt_t rid = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_RID_SHIFT) & CS_RID_MASK); pmt_t reg_num = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_REGNUM_SHIFT) & CS_REGNUM_MASK); return pmt_list3(s_op_read_reg, rid, reg_num); } case OP_I2C_WRITE: { pmt_t i2c_addr = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_I2CADDR_SHIFT) & CS_I2CADDR_MASK); // The length includes an extra 2 bytes for storing the mbz and addr pmt_t i2c_data = pmt_make_u8vector(len-2, 0); // Get a writable address to copy the data from the packet size_t ignore; uint8_t *w_data = (uint8_t *) pmt_u8vector_writable_elements(i2c_data, ignore); memcpy(w_data, d_payload + payload_offset + 4, len-2); return pmt_list3(s_op_i2c_write, i2c_addr, i2c_data); } case OP_I2C_READ: { pmt_t rid = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_RID_SHIFT) & CS_RID_MASK); pmt_t i2c_addr = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_I2CADDR_SHIFT) & CS_I2CADDR_MASK); // The number of bytes is in the next word uint32_t bytes = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset + 4))); bytes = (bytes >> CS_I2CREADBYTES_SHIFT) & CS_I2CREADBYTES_MASK; pmt_t i2c_bytes = pmt_from_long(bytes); return pmt_list4(s_op_i2c_read, rid, i2c_addr, i2c_bytes); } case OP_SPI_WRITE: { // Nothing interesting in the first word, skip to the next uint32_t word = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset + 4))); pmt_t enables = pmt_from_long((word >> CS_SPIENABLES_SHIFT) & CS_SPIENABLES_MASK); pmt_t format = pmt_from_long((word >> CS_SPIFORMAT_SHIFT) & CS_SPIFORMAT_MASK); pmt_t opt = pmt_from_long((word >> CS_SPIOPT_SHIFT) & CS_SPIOPT_MASK); // From the next word and on is data size_t spi_data_len; pmt_t spi_data = pmt_make_u8vector(len - 6, 0); // skip rid+mbz+addr = 2 bytes uint8_t *w_data = (uint8_t *) pmt_u8vector_writable_elements(spi_data, spi_data_len); memcpy(w_data, d_payload + payload_offset + 8, spi_data_len); // skip first 2 words return pmt_list5(s_op_spi_write, enables, format, opt, spi_data); } case OP_SPI_READ: { // Read the RID from the first word, the rest is mbz pmt_t rid = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_RID_SHIFT) & CS_RID_MASK); // Continue at the next word... uint32_t word = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset + 4))); pmt_t enables = pmt_from_long((word >> CS_SPIENABLES_SHIFT) & CS_SPIENABLES_MASK); pmt_t format = pmt_from_long((word >> CS_SPIFORMAT_SHIFT) & CS_SPIFORMAT_MASK); pmt_t opt = pmt_from_long((word >> CS_SPIOPT_SHIFT) & CS_SPIOPT_MASK); // The number of bytes is the only thing to read in the next word word = usrp_to_host_u32(*((uint32_t *)(d_payload + payload_offset + 8))); pmt_t n_bytes = pmt_from_long((word >> CS_SPINBYTES_SHIFT) & CS_SPINBYTES_MASK); return pmt_list6(s_op_spi_read, rid, enables, format, opt, n_bytes); } case OP_DELAY: { pmt_t ticks = pmt_from_long((subpkt >> CS_DELAY_SHIFT) & CS_DELAY_MASK); return pmt_list2(s_op_delay, ticks); } default: return PMT_NIL; } }