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Kaspar Schleiser df8086091f sys/ztimer: add ztimer64_xtimer_compat 
The ztimer64_xtimer_compat modules implements the whole xtimer api
on top of ztimer64_usec
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/*
* Copyright (C) 2021 Inria
* 2021 Freie Universität Berlin
* 2021 Kaspar Schleiser <kaspar@schleiser.de>
*
* This file is subject to the terms and conditions of the GNU Lesser
* General Public License v2.1. See the file LICENSE in the top level
* directory for more details.
*/
/**
* @ingroup sys_ztimer
* @defgroup sys_ztimer64 ztimer 64bit version
* @brief ztimer 64bit version
*
* # Introduction
*
* This module implements a 64bit version of the ztimer API.
* All ztimer_* functions have a ztimer64_* equivalent that behaves the same,
* but allowing offsets >= 2^32.
*
* In addition to that, ztimer64 offers functions taking absolute target times
* as parameter.
* If the absolute target time is in the past, a timer would trigger right away.
*
* Here's a table for absolute variants:
*
* | relative version | absolute version |
* |--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
* | ztimer64_set() | ztimer64_set_at() |
* | ztimer64_sleep() | ztimer64_sleep_until() |
* | ztimer64_set_msg() | ztimer64_set_msg_at() |
* | ztimer64_set_wakeup() | ztimer64_set_wakeup_at() |
* | ztimer64_set_timeout_flag() | ztimer64_set_timeout_flag_at() |
* | ztimer64_msg_receive_timeout() | ztimer64_msg_receive_until() |
* | ztimer64_mutex_lock_timeout() | ztimer64_mutex_lock_until() |
* | ztimer64_rmutex_lock_timeout() | ztimer64_rmutex_lock_until() |
*
* ## ztimer64 clocks
*
* ztimer64 provides automatic setup of ZTIMER64_SEC, ZTIMER64_MSEC and
* ZTIMER64_USEC, using the ztimer(32) clocks as base clocks.
* Enable them by depending on ztimer64_sec, ztimer64_msec and / or ztimer64_usec.
*
* @warning ztimer64 always keeps a timer running on the base clock. Depending
* on the base clock, this blocks low-power sleep modes. If the hardware
* supports it, the msec and sec timers should be using a low-power capable
* timer (e.g., periph_rtt). ztimer64_usec will almost certainly block
* low-power sleep.
*
* TODO:
* - some explicit power management
* - implement adjust_set and adjust_sleep API
* - implement setting a 64bit reference time (epoch)
*
* @{
*
* @file
* @brief ztimer 64bit API
*
* @author Kaspar Schleiser <kaspar@schleiser.de>
*/
#ifndef ZTIMER64_H
#define ZTIMER64_H
#include <stdint.h>
#include "irq.h"
#include "mutex.h"
#include "msg.h"
#include "ztimer.h"
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/**
* @brief ztimer64_t forward declaration
*/
typedef struct ztimer64_base ztimer64_base_t;
/**
* @brief ztimer64_clock_t forward declaration
*/
typedef struct ztimer64_clock ztimer64_clock_t;
/**
* @brief Minimum information for each timer
*/
struct ztimer64_base {
ztimer64_base_t *next; /**< next timer in list */
uint64_t target; /**< absolute target time */
};
/**
* @brief ztimer64 structure
*
* This type represents an instance of a timer, which is set on an
* underlying clock object
*/
typedef struct {
ztimer64_base_t base; /**< clock list entry */
void (*callback)(void *arg); /**< timer callback function pointer */
void *arg; /**< timer callback argument */
} ztimer64_t;
/**
* @brief ztimer64 clock structure
*/
struct ztimer64_clock {
ztimer64_base_t *first; /**< list of active timers */
ztimer_clock_t *base_clock; /**< 32bit clock backend */
ztimer_t base_timer; /**< 32bit backend timer */
uint64_t checkpoint; /**< lower timer checkpoint offset */
uint16_t adjust_set; /**< will be subtracted on every set() */
uint16_t adjust_sleep; /**< will be subtracted on every sleep(),
in addition to adjust_set */
#if MODULE_PM_LAYERED || DOXYGEN
uint8_t block_pm_mode; /**< min. pm mode to block for the clock to run */
#endif
};
/**
* @brief Get the current time from a clock
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer clock to operate on
*
* @return Current count on @p clock
*/
uint64_t ztimer64_now(ztimer64_clock_t *clock);
/**
* @brief Get absolute target time for a clock given offset
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] offset relative target time
*
* @returns absolute target time
*/
static inline uint64_t ztimer64_offset2absolute(ztimer64_clock_t *clock,
uint64_t offset)
{
unsigned state = irq_disable();
uint64_t result = ztimer64_now(clock) + offset;
irq_restore(state);
return result;
}
/**
* @brief Set a timer on a clock (absolute version)
*
* This will place @p timer in the timer targets queue of @p clock.
*
* @note The memory pointed to by @p timer is not copied and must
* remain in scope until the callback is fired or the timer
* is removed via @ref ztimer64_remove
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] timer timer entry to set
* @param[in] target absolute target time
*/
void ztimer64_set_at(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, ztimer64_t *timer,
uint64_t target);
/**
* @brief Set a timer on a clock (relative version)
*
* This will place @p timer in the timer targets queue of @p clock.
*
* @note The memory pointed to by @p timer is not copied and must
* remain in scope until the callback is fired or the timer
* is removed via @ref ztimer64_remove
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] timer timer entry to set
* @param[in] offset relative target time
*/
static inline void ztimer64_set(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, ztimer64_t *timer,
uint64_t offset)
{
ztimer64_set_at(clock, timer,
ztimer64_offset2absolute(clock, offset));
}
/**
* @brief Check if a timer is currently active
*
* @param[in] timer timer to check
*
* @return 1 if timer is active
* @return 0 if timer is not active
*/
unsigned ztimer64_is_set(const ztimer64_t *timer);
/**
* @brief Remove a timer from a clock
*
* This will place @p timer in the timer targets queue for @p clock.
*
* This function does nothing if @p timer is not found in the timer queue of
* @p clock.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] timer timer entry to remove
*/
void ztimer64_remove(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, ztimer64_t *timer);
/**
* @brief Post a message at a specified time
*
* This function sets a timer that will send a message at time @p target.
*
* @note The memory pointed to by @p timer and @p msg will not be copied, i.e.
* `*timer` and `*msg` needs to remain valid until the timer has triggered.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] timer ztimer64 timer struct to use
* @param[in] target absolute target time
* @param[in] msg pointer to msg that will be sent
* @param[in] target_pid pid the message will be sent to
*/
void ztimer64_set_msg_at(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, ztimer64_t *timer,
uint64_t target,
msg_t *msg, kernel_pid_t target_pid);
/**
* @brief Post a message after a delay (relative version)
*
* This function sets a timer that will send a message @p offset ticks
* from now.
*
* @note The memory pointed to by @p timer and @p msg will not be copied, i.e.
* `*timer` and `*msg` needs to remain valid until the timer has triggered.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] timer ztimer64 timer struct to use
* @param[in] offset relative target time
* @param[in] msg pointer to msg that will be sent
* @param[in] target_pid pid the message will be sent to
*/
static inline void ztimer64_set_msg(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, ztimer64_t *timer,
uint64_t offset,
msg_t *msg, kernel_pid_t target_pid)
{
ztimer64_set_msg_at(clock, timer,
ztimer64_offset2absolute(clock, offset),
msg, target_pid);
}
/**
* @brief receive a message (blocking, with absolute timeout)
*
* Similar to msg_receive(), but with a timeout parameter.
* The function will return after waiting at most until @p target.
*
* @note: This might function might leave a message with type MSG_ZTIMER64 in the
* thread's message queue, which must be handled (ignored).
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[out] msg pointer to buffer which will be filled if a
* message is received
* @param[in] target absolute target, in @p clock time
*
* @return >=0 if a message was received
* @return -ETIME on timeout
*/
int ztimer64_msg_receive_until(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, msg_t *msg,
uint64_t target);
/**
* @brief receive a message (blocking, with relative timeout)
*
* Similar to msg_receive(), but with a timeout parameter.
* The function will return after waiting at most @p timeout ticks.
*
* @note: This might function might leave a message with type MSG_ZTIMER64 in the
* thread's message queue, which must be handled (ignored).
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[out] msg pointer to buffer which will be filled if a
* message is received
* @param[in] timeout relative timeout, in @p clock time units
*
* @return >=0 if a message was received
* @return -ETIME on timeout
*/
static inline int ztimer64_msg_receive_timeout(ztimer64_clock_t *clock,
msg_t *msg,
uint64_t timeout)
{
return ztimer64_msg_receive_until(clock, msg,
ztimer64_offset2absolute(clock, timeout));
}
#define MSG_ZTIMER64 0xc83f /**< msg type used by ztimer64_msg_receive_timeout */
/**
* @brief Suspend the calling thread until the time (@p last_wakeup + @p period)
*
* This function can be used to create periodic wakeups.
*
* When the function returns, @p last_wakeup is set to
* (@p last_wakeup + @p period).
*
* @c last_wakeup should be set to ztimer64_now(@p clock) before first call of the
* function.
*
* If the time (@p last_wakeup + @p period) has already passed, the function
* sets @p last_wakeup to @p last_wakeup + @p period and returns immediately.
*
* @note if you period is smaller than 2^32 ticks, consider using the 32bit version.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] last_wakeup base time stamp for the wakeup
* @param[in] period time in ticks that will be added to @p last_wakeup
*/
void ztimer64_periodic_wakeup(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, uint64_t *last_wakeup,
uint64_t period);
/**
* @brief Put the calling thread to sleep until the specified time
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to use
* @param[in] target wakeup time, in @p clock time
*/
void ztimer64_sleep_until(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, uint64_t target);
/**
* @brief Put the calling thread to sleep for the specified number of ticks
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to use
* @param[in] duration duration of sleep, in @p ztimer time units
*/
static inline void ztimer64_sleep(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, uint64_t duration)
{
ztimer64_sleep_until(clock, ztimer64_offset2absolute(clock, duration));
}
/**
* @brief Busy-wait until specified target time
*
* @note: This blocks lower priority threads. Use only for *very* short delays.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to use
* @param[in] target time when spinning should end, in @p clock time
*/
static inline void ztimer64_spin_until(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, uint64_t target)
{
while (ztimer64_now(clock) <= target) {}
}
/**
* @brief Set a timer that wakes up a thread (absolute version)
*
* This function sets a timer that will wake up a thread when the timer has
* expired.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] timer timer struct to work with.
* @param[in] target wakeup time
* @param[in] pid pid of the thread that will be woken up
*/
void ztimer64_set_wakeup_at(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, ztimer64_t *timer,
uint64_t target,
kernel_pid_t pid);
/**
* @brief Set a timer that wakes up a thread (relative version)
*
* This function sets a timer that will wake up a thread when the timer has
* expired.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] timer timer struct to work with.
* @param[in] offset clock ticks from now
* @param[in] pid pid of the thread that will be woken up
*/
static inline void ztimer64_set_wakeup(ztimer64_clock_t *clock,
ztimer64_t *timer, uint64_t offset,
kernel_pid_t pid)
{
ztimer64_set_wakeup_at(clock, timer,
ztimer64_offset2absolute(clock, offset), pid);
}
/**
* @brief Set timeout thread flag at @p target time
*
* This function will set THREAD_FLAG_TIMEOUT on the current thread at time
* @p target.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] timer timer struct to use
* @param[in] target target in @p clock time
*/
void ztimer64_set_timeout_flag_at(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, ztimer64_t *timer,
uint64_t target);
/**
* @brief Set timeout thread flag after @p timeout
*
* This function will set THREAD_FLAG_TIMEOUT on the current thread after @p
* timeout usec have passed.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] timer timer struct to use
* @param[in] timeout timeout in ztimer64_clock's ticks
*/
static inline void ztimer64_set_timeout_flag(ztimer64_clock_t *clock,
ztimer64_t *timer,
uint64_t timeout)
{
ztimer64_set_timeout_flag_at(clock, timer,
ztimer64_offset2absolute(clock, timeout));
}
/**
* @brief Try to lock the given mutex, but give up at @p target time
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in,out] mutex Mutex object to lock
* @param[in] target time after which to give up
*
* @retval 0 Success, caller has the mutex
* @retval -ECANCELED Failed to obtain mutex within @p timeout
*/
int ztimer64_mutex_lock_until(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, mutex_t *mutex,
uint64_t target);
/**
* @brief Try to lock the given mutex, but give up after @p timeout
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in,out] mutex Mutex object to lock
* @param[in] timeout timeout after which to give up
*
* @retval 0 Success, caller has the mutex
* @retval -ECANCELED Failed to obtain mutex within @p timeout
*/
static inline int ztimer64_mutex_lock_timeout(ztimer64_clock_t *clock,
mutex_t *mutex,
uint64_t timeout)
{
return ztimer64_mutex_lock_until(clock, mutex,
ztimer64_offset2absolute(clock, timeout));
}
/**
* @brief Try to lock the given rmutex, but give up at @p time
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in,out] rmutex rmutex object to lock
* @param[in] target time after which to give up
*
* @retval 0 Success, caller has the rmutex
* @retval -ECANCELED Failed to obtain rmutex before @p time
*/
int ztimer64_rmutex_lock_until(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, rmutex_t *rmutex,
uint64_t target);
/**
* @brief Try to lock the given rmutex, but give up after @p timeout
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in,out] rmutex rmutex object to lock
* @param[in] timeout timeout after which to give up
*
* @retval 0 Success, caller has the rmutex
* @retval -ECANCELED Failed to obtain rmutex within @p timeout
*/
static inline int ztimer64_rmutex_lock_timeout(ztimer64_clock_t *clock,
rmutex_t *rmutex,
uint64_t timeout)
{
return ztimer64_rmutex_lock_until(clock, rmutex,
ztimer64_offset2absolute(clock, timeout));
}
/**
* @brief Update ztimer clock head list offset
*
* @internal
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer clock to work on
*/
void ztimer64_update_head_offset(ztimer64_clock_t *clock);
/**
* @brief Initialize the board-specific default ztimer configuration
*/
void ztimer64_init(void);
/**
* @brief Initialize @p clock to be run from @p base_clock
* @param[in,out] clock Clock to initialize
* @param[in] base_clock Base clock to use
*/
void ztimer64_clock_init(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, ztimer_clock_t *base_clock);
/* default ztimer virtual devices */
/**
* @brief Default ztimer microsecond clock
*/
extern ztimer64_clock_t *const ZTIMER64_USEC;
/**
* @brief Default ztimer millisecond clock
*/
extern ztimer64_clock_t *const ZTIMER64_MSEC;
/**
* @brief Default ztimer second clock
*/
extern ztimer64_clock_t *const ZTIMER64_SEC;
/**
* @brief Measure ztimer64 overhead
*
* This function can be used to measure the overhead incurred by ztimer64.
* It will configure a callback to trigger after @p base ticks, then return the
* number of ticks that have passed, minus @p base.
*
* @param[in] clock ztimer64 clock to operate on
* @param[in] base base interval to use
* @return (time from ztimer64_set() until callback) - base
*/
int64_t ztimer64_overhead(ztimer64_clock_t *clock, uint64_t base);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif /* ZTIMER64_H */
/** @} */
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