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/*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Author : Martin Morlot
-- Mail : martin.morlot@lpp.polytechnique.fr
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifndef APB_FFT_DRIVER_H
#define APB_FFT_DRIVER_H
/*! \file apb_fft_Driver.h
\brief LPP FFT driver.
This library is written to work with LPP_APB_FFT VHDL module from LPP's FreeVHDLIB. It calculate a fast fourier transforms,
from an input data table.
\todo Check "DEVICE1 => count = 2" function Open
\author Martin Morlot martin.morlot@lpp.polytechnique.fr
*/
#define FFT_Empty 0x00100 /**< Used to know when the data can be send to the FFT module */
#define FFT_Full 0x01000 /**< Used to know when the data can be send to the FFT module */
/*===================================================
T Y P E S D E F
====================================================*/
/*! \struct FFT_Driver
\brief Sturcture representing the fft registers
*/
struct FFT_Driver
{
int RWDataReg; /**< \brief Data register Write/Read */
int ReadAddrReg; /**< \brief Address register for the reading operation */
int ConfigReg; /**< \brief Configuration register composed of Read enable Flag [HEX 0]
Write enable Flag [HEX 1]
Empty Flag [HEX 2]
Full Flag [HEX 3]
Dummy "C" [HEX 4/5/6/7] */
int Dummy1; /**< \brief Unused register, aesthetic interest */
int Dummy0; /**< \brief Unused register, aesthetic interest */
int WriteAddrReg; /**< \brief Address register for the writing operation */
};
typedef struct FFT_Driver FFT_Device;
/*===================================================
F U N C T I O N S
====================================================*/
/*! \fn FFT_Device* openFFT(int count);
\brief Return count FFT.
This Function scans APB devices table and returns count FFT.
\param count The number of the FFT you whant to get. For example if you have 3 FFTS on your SOC you want
to use FFT1 so count = 2.
\return The pointer to the device.
*/
FFT_Device* openFFT(int count);
/*! \fn int FftInput(int Tbl[],FFT_Device*);
\brief Fill in the Input for the FFT
This function provides the data used by the FFT
\param Tbl[] The Table which contains the Data.
\param dev The FFT pointer.
*/
int FftInput(int Tbl[],FFT_Device* dev);
/*! \fn int FftOutput(int Tbl[],FFT_Device*);
\brief Save data from the FFT
This function save the data generated by the FFT
\param Tbl[] The Table which will contains the Data.
\param dev The FFT pointer.
*/
int FftOutput(int Tbl[],FFT_Device* dev);
#endif