ugfx/demos/modules/gadc/gwinosc.h

/*
 * Copyright (c) 2012, 2013, Joel Bodenmann aka Tectu <joel@unormal.org>
 * Copyright (c) 2012, 2013, Andrew Hannam aka inmarket
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#ifndef _GWINOSC_H
#define _GWINOSC_H

/**
 * --------------------------- Our Custom GWIN Oscilloscope ---------------
 *
 * This GWIN superset implements a simple audio oscilloscope using the GADC high speed device.
 */

/* The extent of scaling for our audio data - fixed scale at the moment */
#ifndef SCOPE_Y_BITS
	#define SCOPE_Y_BITS			7					// 7 bits = 0..128
#endif

/* Trigger methods */
#define TRIGGER_NONE			0					/* No triggering */
#define TRIGGER_POSITIVERAMP	1					/* Trigger on a positive going signal */
#define TRIGGER_MINVALUE		2					/* Trigger on reaching the minimum value from the last scope */

/**
 * Which trigger we want to use.
 * Experiments suggests that TRIGGER_MINVALUE gives the best result
 */
#ifndef TRIGGER_METHOD
	#define TRIGGER_METHOD			TRIGGER_MINVALUE
#endif

/* A scope window object. Treat it as a black box */
typedef struct GScopeObject_t {
	GWindowObject		gwin;					// Base Class

	coord_t				*lastscopetrace;		// To store last scope trace
	gfxSem				bsem;					// We get signalled on this
	adcsample_t			*audiobuf;				// To store audio samples
	GEventADC			myEvent;				// Information on received samples
	coord_t				nextx;					// Where we are up to
#if TRIGGER_METHOD == TRIGGER_POSITIVERAMP
	coord_t				lasty;					// The last y value - used for trigger slope detection
#elif TRIGGER_METHOD == TRIGGER_MINVALUE
	coord_t				lasty;					// The last y value - used for trigger slope detection
	coord_t				scopemin;				// The last scopes minimum value
#endif
	} GScopeObject;

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

	/**
	 * Create a scope window.
	 */
	GHandle gwinCreateScope(GScopeObject *gs, coord_t x, coord_t y, coord_t cx, coord_t cy, uint32_t physdev, uint32_t frequency);

	/**
	 * Wait for a scope trace to be ready and then draw it.
	 */
	void gwinWaitForScopeTrace(GHandle gh);

	/**
	 * We should also have a special destroy routine here as we have dynamically
	 * allocated some memory. There is no point implementing this however as, for
	 * this demo, we never destroy the window.
	 */

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* _GWINOSC_H */