// Simple COM1 test program
// my first try in LiteC
// I supose that some things should be done in a better way
// but after reading the LiteC WorkShop 2 it's enaugh for me!
//
// Autor: Juan Ignacio Odriozola
//
// sorry for my bad english!
// 
// Open (or try to) the Communication Port 1
// Sends some characters "Hello !!" twice
// and waits for characters to arrive
// Escape finish the program

#include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>
#include <windows.h>

typedef struct {
  int DCBlength;
  int BaudRate;
  int Flags;
  short wReserved;
  short XonLim;
  short XoffLim;  
  char ByteSize; 
  char Parity; 
  char StopBits;
  char XonChar; 
  char XoffChar; 
  char ErrorChar;
  char EofChar; 
  char EvtChar; 
  short wReserved1; 
} DCB;

DCB LPDCB;

typedef struct { 
  int ReadIntervalTimeout; 
  int ReadTotalTimeoutMultiplier; 
  int ReadTotalTimeoutConstant; 
  int WriteTotalTimeoutMultiplier; 
  int WriteTotalTimeoutConstant; 
} COMMTIMEOUTS;

COMMTIMEOUTS LPCommTO;

char TxBuffer[8];
char RxChar;
char TxChar;
int TxCount;
int NumRx;
int NumTx;

#define  GENERIC_READ_WRITE 0xC0000000;

long hPort;

var a = 0;
var b = 0;
var c = 0;

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PANEL* panDisplay =
{
	digits(35, 10, "Handle     = %0.f", *, 1, a);
	digits(35, 19, "BaudRate   = %0.f", *, 1, b);
	digits(35, 28, "LastRxChar = %0.f", *, 1, c);
	flags = VISIBLE;
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function main()
{
	video_mode = 7;
	screen_color.blue = 150;
	
	
	LPDCB.DCBlength = sizeof(LPDCB);
	// COM1, COM2, as you need
   hPort =  CreateFile ("COM1", 			// Pointer to the name of the port
                      GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE,
                                    	// Access (read-write) mode
                      0,            	// Share mode
                      NULL,         	// Pointer to the security attribute
                      OPEN_EXISTING,	// How to open the serial port
                      0,            	// Port attributes
                      NULL);        	// Handle to port with attribute to copy
   a = hPort;
   
   if (hPort != 0)
   {
		SetupComm(hPort,1024,1024);	// sets de buffers for Tx and Rx
		
		GetCommState(hPort,&LPDCB);	// get the state of the device
										// modify some parameters
		LPDCB.BaudRate = 9600;	// 300, 600, 1200 and so on
		LPDCB.Flags = 1;			// no hardware, no software handshake
		LPDCB.ByteSize = 8;		// 8 bits for each char
		LPDCB.Parity = 0;			// 0=none, should be odd, even, mark, space
		LPDCB.StopBits = 1;		// depending on ByteSize should be 1, 1.5 or 2
		
		SetCommState(hPort,&LPDCB);
		
		GetCommState(hPort,&LPDCB);	// just for verify that the device acepted de BaudRate
		b=LPDCB.BaudRate;
		
		GetCommTimeouts(hPort, &LPCommTO);		// this function fills LPCommTO structure
	   LPCommTO.ReadTotalTimeoutConstant = 5;	// just modify one of the time out's
	   SetCommTimeouts(hPort, &LPCommTO);		// set the read time out, wait no more than 5 ms for
	   													// a char to arrive
	   
	   TxBuffer[0]=str_to_asc("H");
	   TxBuffer[1]=str_to_asc("e");
	   TxBuffer[2]=str_to_asc("l");
	   TxBuffer[3]=str_to_asc("l");
	   TxBuffer[4]=str_to_asc("o");
	   TxBuffer[5]=str_to_asc(" ");
	   TxBuffer[6]=str_to_asc("!");
	   TxBuffer[7]=str_to_asc("!");
	   
	   TxCount = 1;
	   
	   // some examples about how to write
	   // one by one
	   var i;
	   for (i=0; i<8; i++)
		   {
	   	TxChar = TxBuffer[i];
		   WriteFile (hPort,	// Port handle
   			&TxChar,			// Pointer to the data to write 
      		1,					// Number of bytes to write
        		&NumTx,			// Pointer to the number of bytes written
        		NULL				// Must be NULL for Windows CE
				);
			}
			
		//four in one call from offset 0
		WriteFile( hPort, &TxBuffer[0], 4, &NumTx, NULL);
		//four in one call from offset 4
		WriteFile( hPort, &TxBuffer[4], 4, &NumTx, NULL);
		
	}
	
	while (1)
	{
		if (hPort != 0)
		// waits no more than 5 ms for a character arrival
		ReadFile (hPort,          // Port handle
          &RxChar,		        // Pointer to data to read
          1,                    // Number of bytes to read
          &NumRx,					  // Pointer to number of bytes read
          NULL                  // Must be NULL for Windows CE
					);
		
		if (NumRx != 0)
			// if one was received then show it
			c=RxChar;
		
		wait (1);
		
	}
	if (hPort != 0)
		CloseHandle(hPort);	// don't forget to close the port!
}

// Simple COM1 test program
// my first try in LiteC
// I supose that some things should be done in a better way
// but after reading the LiteC WorkShop 2 it's enaugh for me!
//
// Autor: Juan Ignacio Odriozola
//
// sorry for my bad english!
// 
// Open (or try to) the Communication Port 1
// Sends some characters "Hello !!" twice
// and waits for characters to arrive
// Escape finish the program

#include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>
#include <windows.h>

typedef struct {
  int DCBlength;
  int BaudRate;
  int Flags;
  short wReserved;
  short XonLim;
  short XoffLim;  
  char ByteSize; 
  char Parity; 
  char StopBits;
  char XonChar; 
  char XoffChar; 
  char ErrorChar;
  char EofChar; 
  char EvtChar; 
  short wReserved1; 
} DCB;

DCB LPDCB;

typedef struct { 
  int ReadIntervalTimeout; 
  int ReadTotalTimeoutMultiplier; 
  int ReadTotalTimeoutConstant; 
  int WriteTotalTimeoutMultiplier; 
  int WriteTotalTimeoutConstant; 
} COMMTIMEOUTS;

COMMTIMEOUTS LPCommTO;

char TxBuffer[8];
char RxChar;
char TxChar;
int TxCount;
int NumRx;
int NumTx;

#define  GENERIC_READ_WRITE 0xC0000000;

long hPort;

var a = 0;
var b = 0;
var c = 0;
var d = 7;

FONT* arial_font = "Arial#26b";

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PANEL* panDisplay =
{
	digits(35, 08, "Handle     = %0.f", arial_font, 1, a);
	digits(35, 48, "BaudRate   = %0.f", arial_font, 1, b);
	digits(35, 88, "LastRxChar = %0.f", arial_font, 1, c);
	digits(35, 128, "DCBlength  = %0.f", arial_font, 1, d);
	flags = VISIBLE;
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function main()
{
	video_mode = 7;
	screen_color.blue = 100;
	
	
	LPDCB.DCBlength = sizeof(LPDCB);
	d = sizeof(LPDCB);
	// COM1, COM2, as you need
   hPort =  CreateFile ("COM3", 			// Pointer to the name of the port
                      GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE,
                                    	// Access (read-write) mode
                      0,            	// Share mode
                      NULL,         	// Pointer to the security attribute
                      OPEN_EXISTING,	// How to open the serial port
                      0,            	// Port attributes
                      NULL);        	// Handle to port with attribute to copy
   a = hPort;
   
   if (hPort != 0)
   {
		SetupComm(hPort,1024,1024);	// sets de buffers for Tx and Rx
		
		GetCommState(hPort,&LPDCB);	// get the state of the device
										// modify some parameters
		LPDCB.BaudRate = 1200;	// 300, 600, 1200 and so on
		//b = LPDCB.BaudRate;
		LPDCB.Flags = 1;			// no hardware, no software handshake
		LPDCB.ByteSize = 8;		// 8 bits for each char
		LPDCB.Parity = 0;			// 0=none, should be odd, even, mark, space
		LPDCB.StopBits = 1;		// depending on ByteSize should be 1, 1.5 or 2
		
		SetCommState(hPort,&LPDCB);
		
		GetCommState(hPort,&LPDCB);	// just for verify that the device acepted de BaudRate
		b=LPDCB.BaudRate;
		
		GetCommTimeouts(hPort, &LPCommTO);		// this function fills LPCommTO structure
	   LPCommTO.ReadTotalTimeoutConstant = 5;	// just modify one of the time out's
	   SetCommTimeouts(hPort, &LPCommTO);		// set the read time out, wait no more than 5 ms for
	   													// a char to arrive
	   
	   
	   
	   //Commented because I am testing the transmit in a loop below.
	   TxBuffer[0]=str_to_asc("H");
//		TxBuffer[1]=str_to_asc("e");
//	   TxBuffer[2]=str_to_asc("l");
//	   TxBuffer[3]=str_to_asc("l");
//	   TxBuffer[4]=str_to_asc("o");
//	   TxBuffer[5]=str_to_asc(" ");
//	   TxBuffer[6]=str_to_asc("!");
//	   TxBuffer[7]=str_to_asc("!");
//	   
//	   TxCount = 1;
//	   
//	   // some examples about how to write
//	   // one by one
//	   var i;
//	   for (i=0; i<8; i++)
//		   {
//	   	TxChar = TxBuffer[i];
//		   WriteFile (hPort,	// Port handle
//   			&TxChar,			// Pointer to the data to write 
//      		1,					// Number of bytes to write
//        		&NumTx,			// Pointer to the number of bytes written
//        		NULL				// Must be NULL for Windows CE
//				);
//			}
//			
//		//four in one call from offset 0
//		WriteFile( hPort, &TxBuffer[0], 4, &NumTx, NULL);
//		//four in one call from offset 4
//		WriteFile( hPort, &TxBuffer[4], 4, &NumTx, NULL);
		
	}
	
	while (1)
	{
		
		// send this data over and over to make sure there is a connection and a stable one
		
	   	TxChar = TxBuffer[0];
		   WriteFile (hPort,	// Port handle
   			&TxChar,			// Pointer to the data to write 
      		1,					// Number of bytes to write
        		&NumTx,			// Pointer to the number of bytes written
        		NULL				// Must be NULL for Windows CE
				);
			
		//four in one call from offset 0
		WriteFile( hPort, 77, 4, &NumTx, NULL);		//  <-- not sure if 77 shows up, but it does sent some data
		
		
		
		
		
		///   where is the bracket set for the following if? or doesn't it need it in lite C code
		
		if (hPort != 0)
		// waits no more than 5 ms for a character arrival
		ReadFile (hPort,          // Port handle
          &RxChar,		        // Pointer to data to read
          1,                    // Number of bytes to read
          &NumRx,					  // Pointer to number of bytes read
          NULL                  // Must be NULL for Windows CE
					);
		
		if (NumRx != 0)
			// if one was received then show it
			c=RxChar;
		
		
		//WriteFile( hPort, &TxBuffer[0], 8, &NumTx, NULL);
		
		if(key_esc == 1)				//   <--- this probably also needs to recognize any termination of the program
		{
			if (hPort != 0)
			CloseHandle(hPort);	// don't forget to close the port!
		}
		wait (100);			//   <-- long enough to see the LED blink
		
	}
}