hololink::emulation::I2CPeripheral
hololink::emulation::I2CPeripheral
Abstract base class for all I2C-based emulated sensors giving them access to I2C transactions originating from the HSB host.
configuration of the “bus” is done by HSBEmulator calling get_i2c_config(). Derived class can assume this only happens at most once before any calls to start() or reset() without an intervening call to stop()
Constructors
I2CPeripheral
Destructor
~I2CPeripheral
Methods
start
start the peripheral.
This will be called when I2CController itself starts and should not be done by the client code
attach_to_i2c
python:
def attach_to_i2c(self: hemu.I2CPeripheral, i2c_controller: hemu.I2CController, bus_address: int)
attach the peripheral to the I2C controller. This should be called by client code before start() is called
Parameters
The I2C controller to attach to. Retrieved from HSBEmulator with get_i2c(controller_address)
The bus address of the peripheral.
stop
stop the peripheral.
This will be called when the I2CController is stopped and should not be done by the client code
Peripheral should release all resources in case a subsequent start() is called.
i2c_transaction
python:
def i2c_transaction(self: hemu.I2CPeripheral, peripheral_address: int, write_bytes: List[int], read_bytes: List[int]) -> hemu.I2CStatus
perform an I2C transaction. This will be called by the I2CController when a transaction is requested.
read request size is the size of the read_bytes vector as initialized by the caller
Returns: I2CStatus The status of the transaction.
Parameters
The peripheral address to communicate with.
The bytes to write to the peripheral.
The size of the write bytes
The bytes to read from the peripheral. This shall be filled with 0s to the requested read size and replaced by peripheral. This is to ensure peripheral can get the read count from read_bytes.size() and enough valid data is returned for no-ops.
The size of the read bytes