/* Receive.c : Receive COM port Compiler: BC++ 3.1, Turbo C ++ 1.01(3.01) (free from http://community.borland.com/museum) MSC 6.0, MSVC 1.52. Compile mode: large Project: Receive.c ..\..\Lib\(8000E.Lib,7188XAL.Lib,7188XBL.Lib,7188XCL.Lib or 7188EL.Lib) Detail description: Slv_COM.c and Receive.c are a little diffent. Slv_COM.c is non-blocked mode, Receive.c is blocked mode. Hardware: 7188/8000 [May,13,2005] by Kevin */ #include #include #include "..\..\lib\P821.h" /* you must change this lib to suit the hardware that you want to use. */ int Receive_Data(int iPort,unsigned char* cInBuf,unsigned long lTimeout); // Uses COM port to receive data with 0x0D [Enter]. void main(void) { int iLength,iValue; int iCommandCOMPort; float fValue; unsigned char cData[100]; InitLib(); iCommandCOMPort=1; InstallCom(iCommandCOMPort,115200,8,0,1); InstallCom(3,115200,8,0,1); ToComStr(iCommandCOMPort,"Input a value11(integer):"); ToComStr(3,"Input a value333(integer):"); iLength=Receive_Data(iCommandCOMPort,cData,10000); /* timeout=10 seconds. */ if(iLength>0) { sscanf(cData,"%d",&iValue); printCom(iCommandCOMPort,"\n\rValue=%d\n\r",iValue); printCom(3,"\n\rValue=%d\n\r",iValue); } else { printCom(iCommandCOMPort,"Keyin timeout!\n\r"); } printCom(iCommandCOMPort,"\n\rInput a value(float):"); iLength=Receive_Data(iCommandCOMPort,cData,10000); /* timeout=10 seconds. */ if(iLength>0) { sscanf(cData,"%f",&fValue); printCom(iCommandCOMPort,"\n\rValue=%f\n\r",fValue); } else { printCom(iCommandCOMPort,"Keyin timeout!\n\r"); } Delay(10); //Wait for all data is transmited to COM port. RestoreCom(iCommandCOMPort); } /*=====================================================================*/ /*==== Following functions are used to receive data from COM port. ===*/ /*==== You can copy the functions to your own program. ===*/ /*=====================================================================*/ /* The following two functions are implemented by [block] method. Block method: After calling the function, the CPU will be blocked in the function till it gets the 0x0D [Enter] or timeout. */ int Receive_Data(int iPort,unsigned char* cInBuf,unsigned long lTimeout) { /* Uses COM port to receive data with a terminative char. iPort: COM port number to receive data. 0:COM0, 1:COM1, 2:COM2 ..... *cInBuf: Input buffer to receive data. cTerminator: what is the last byte ? lTimeout: timeout to receive data. (Unit: ms) The timeout is measured from last received byte to the terminator. return: >0 :length of received data 0 :doen't receive any data -1 :timeout */ unsigned char cChar; int iIndex=0; unsigned long lStartTime; lStartTime=*TimeTicks; for(;;) { while(IsCom(iPort)) //check COM port { cChar=ReadCom(iPort); if(cChar=='\r') /* the terminal char is 0x0D */ { cInBuf[iIndex]=0; /* Add the zero end to the data. */ return iIndex; /* return data length */ /* (doesn't include the cTerminator) */ } else cInBuf[iIndex++]=cChar; lStartTime=*TimeTicks; /* refresh data timeout */ } if((*TimeTicks-lStartTime)>=lTimeout) { cInBuf[iIndex]=0; /* Add the zero end to the data. */ return -1; /* receive data timeout */ } RefreshWDT(); } } int Receive_Data_Length(int iPort,unsigned char* cInBuf,int iLength,long lTimeout) { /* Uses COM port to receive string (fixed data length). iPort: COM port number to receive data. 0:COM0, 1:COM1, 2:COM2 ..... *cInBuf: Input buffer to receive data. iLength: how many bytes to receive? lTimeout: timeout to receive data. (Unit: ms) The timeout is measured from last received byte to receive whole data. return: >0 :length of received data 0 :doen't receive any data -1 :timeout */ unsigned char cChar; int iIndex=0; unsigned long lStartTime; lStartTime=*TimeTicks; for(;;) { while(IsCom(iPort)) //check COM port { cInBuf[iIndex++]=ReadCom(iPort); if(iIndex>=iLength) { cInBuf[iIndex]=0; return iIndex; /* return data length */ } lStartTime=*TimeTicks; /* refresh data timeout */ } if((*TimeTicks-lStartTime)>=lTimeout) return -1; /* receive data timeout */ RefreshWDT(); } }