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EnabledUsbDevice is a wrapper around the UsbDevice where their enablement is also subject to external events, such as POWER events for nRF. It is introduced generically to support other platforms should they also require external signalling for enablement.
69 lines
2.7 KiB
Rust
69 lines
2.7 KiB
Rust
use embassy::channel::signal::Signal;
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use embassy::util::{select, Either};
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use crate::driver::Driver;
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use crate::UsbDevice;
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/// Am enabled usb device is a device that further receives external notifications
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/// regarding whether it is enabled or not. A common example of where this is
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/// required is when receiving notifications from the POWER peripheral that
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/// USB has been connected to or removed. The device here wraps an existing
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/// USB device, keeping it publically available so that device-oriented operations
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/// may still be performed. A signal is also provided that enables/disables the
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/// USB device, taking care of suspension and resumption. In the case of the POWER
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/// peripheral, this signal can be used from within a POWER_CLOCK interrupt
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/// handler. Alternatively, for softdevice usage where the POWER peripheral is not
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/// available, similar USB power events can be leveraged.
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pub struct EnabledUsbDevice<'d, D: Driver<'d>> {
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pub underlying: UsbDevice<'d, D>,
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enable_usb_signal: &'d Signal<bool>,
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}
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impl<'d, D: Driver<'d>> EnabledUsbDevice<'d, D> {
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/// Wrap an existing UsbDevice and take a signal that will be used
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/// to enable/disable it, perhaps from an external POWER_CLOCK
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/// interrupt, or the equivalent when dealing with softdevices.
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pub fn new(underlying: UsbDevice<'d, D>, enable_usb_signal: &'d Signal<bool>) -> Self {
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Self {
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underlying,
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enable_usb_signal,
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}
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}
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/// Runs the underlying `UsbDevice` taking care of reacting to USB becoming
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/// enabled/disabled.
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///
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/// This future may leave the bus in an invalid state if it is dropped.
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/// After dropping the future, [`UsbDevice::disable()`] should be called
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/// before calling any other `UsbDevice` methods to fully reset the
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/// peripheral.
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pub async fn run(&mut self) -> ! {
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while !self.enable_usb_signal.wait().await {}
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loop {
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match select(
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self.underlying.run_until_suspend(),
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self.enable_usb_signal.wait(),
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)
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.await
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{
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Either::First(_) => {}
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Either::Second(enable) => {
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if !enable {
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self.underlying.disable().await;
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while !self.enable_usb_signal.wait().await {}
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}
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}
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}
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match select(self.underlying.wait_resume(), self.enable_usb_signal.wait()).await {
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Either::First(_) => {}
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Either::Second(enable) => {
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if !enable {
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self.underlying.disable().await;
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while !self.enable_usb_signal.wait().await {}
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}
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}
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}
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}
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}
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}
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