lws-ota.h

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/*
 * lws OTA updates
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2019 - 2022 Andy Green <andy@warmcat.com>
 *
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 *
 * This is the platform interface that lws_ota uses to flash new firmware.
 * The platform implementation for these ops is set via lws_system and consists
 * of user code.
 *
 * All the update-related calls have async interfaces with a callback and opaque
 * callback context that is called on completion.  This allows us to, eg,
 * download the next buffer while flashing the previous one.
 *
 * If the platform implementation is actually synchronous, then just call the
 * callback before returning.
 *
 * If it is async, because eg, erase is slow, in the platform ota op
 * implementation spawn a thread to do the platform operation, return
 * immediately with LWSOTARET_ONGOING, and call the callback from the spawned
 * thread context with the real return before terminating the thread.
 */
 
typedef void * lws_ota_process_t;
 
typedef enum {
        LWSOTARET_OK,
        LWSOTARET_ONGOING, /* result not ready to read yet */
        LWSOTARET_REJECTED,
        LWSOTARET_NOSLOT,
 
        LWSOTARET_UPDATE_AVAILABLE,
        LWSOTARET_PROGRESS,
        LWSOTARET_FAILED,
        LWSOTARET_COMPLETED
} lws_ota_ret_t;
 
typedef enum {
        LWS_OTA_ASYNC_START = 1,
        LWS_OTA_ASYNC_WRITE,
        LWS_OTA_ASYNC_ABORT,
        LWS_OTA_ASYNC_FINALIZE
} lws_ota_async_t;
 
struct lws_ota;
 
typedef void (*lws_ota_cb_t)(void *ctx, lws_ota_ret_t r);
 
typedef struct {
 
        /* asynchronous (completions via lws_cancel_service) */
 
        int (*ota_start)(struct lws_ota *g);
 
        void (*ota_queue)(struct lws_ota *g, lws_ota_async_t a);
 
        /* synchronous */
 
        int (*ota_report_current)(struct lws_ota *g, int bad);
 
        int (*ota_progress)(lws_ota_ret_t state, int percent);
 
        int (*ota_get_last_fw_unixtime)(uint64_t *fw_unixtime);
 
        int ota_periodic_check_secs;
} lws_ota_ops_t;

 
LWS_VISIBLE LWS_EXTERN const char *
lws_ota_variant_name(void);
 
LWS_VISIBLE LWS_EXTERN int
lws_plat_ota_start(struct lws_ota *g);
 
 
#define LWSOTAFIN_OK    0
#define LWSOTAFIN_BAD   1
 
LWS_VISIBLE LWS_EXTERN void
lws_plat_ota_queue(struct lws_ota *g, lws_ota_async_t a);
 
LWS_VISIBLE LWS_EXTERN int
lws_plat_ota_report_current(struct lws_ota *g, int bad);
 
LWS_VISIBLE LWS_EXTERN int
lws_plat_ota_get_last_fw_unixtime(uint64_t *fw_unixtime);