daisy::FatFSInterface¶
Daisy FatFS Driver Interface. More...
#include <fatfs.h>
Public Classes¶
Name | |
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struct | Config |
Public Types¶
Name | |
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enum | Result |
Public Functions¶
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FatFSInterface() | |
Result | Init(const Config & cfg) |
Result | Init(const uint8_t media) |
Result | DeInit() |
bool | Initialized() const |
const Config & | GetConfig() const |
Config & | GetMutableConfig() |
const char * | GetSDPath() const |
const char * | GetUSBPath() const |
FATFS & | GetSDFileSystem() |
FATFS & | GetUSBFileSystem() |
Detailed Description¶
Daisy FatFS Driver Interface.
Specifies the desired media (SD Card, USB, etc.) to be mountable with FatFS within a given application. Once initialization is called, the standard FatFS API will be usable with the media mounted in the order they are listed in the Media config struct. For example, when only using an SD Card, it will mount at "0:/", when only using USB, it will mount at "0:/". However, when mounting with SD card and USB, the SD card will mount at "0:/", and the USB will mount at "1:/". The relevant hardware peripheral (SDMMC, or MSD) needs to be initialized separately by the application before using FatFS.
This object has some memory limitations due to the media connected to it. The SDMMC1 peripheral can only communicate with the AXI SRAM, and the DTCMRAM cannot communicate with the DMA. So the FatFSInterface object should always be located in the AXI SRAM. This is the default location for all data/bss memory using the standard build. However, applciations using the electrosmith bootloader will need special consideration when using this object AND an SD Card.
Public Types Documentation¶
enum Result¶
Enumerator | Value | Description |
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OK | ||
ERR_TOO_MANY_VOLUMES | ||
ERR_NO_MEDIA_SELECTED | ||
ERR_GENERIC |
Return values specifying specific errors for linking Daisy to FatFS
Public Functions Documentation¶
function FatFSInterface¶
function Init¶
Link the desired hardware specified via Config::Media
function Init¶
Link the desired hardware specified via Config::Media
Alternate, explicit initialization provided for simplified syntax.
function DeInit¶
Unlinks FatFS from the configured media
function Initialized¶
function GetConfig¶
Return the current configuration
function GetMutableConfig¶
Return a mutable reference to the Configuration
function GetSDPath¶
Returns the path to an SD Card volume to use with f_mount
function GetUSBPath¶
Returns the path to a USB Device volume to use with f_mount
function GetSDFileSystem¶
Returns reference to filesystem object for the SD volume.
function GetUSBFileSystem¶
Returns reference to filesystem object for the USB volume.
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Updated on 2024-01-03 at 19:41:00 +0000