libc/newlib/libc/sys/sh3eb/console.c

#include <sys/console.h>
#include <sys/casio_syscalls.h>

/*
 * Console instance for printf etc.
 */
_console _console_ctx = {
    .cursor_x = 0,
    .cursor_y = 0,
    .buf_strlen = 0,
    .buf = {0},
};


/*
 * Sets the internal cursor position on the console.
 * Note that the Casio cursor position will not be set until
 * the console is flushed (automatically or manually).
 */
void _console_set_cursor(_console *ctx, unsigned char x, unsigned char y) {
    /*
     * No need to flush here, because the buffer already was flushed
     * at the end of the _console_write() function.
     */

    if (x < _CONSOLE_WIDTH && y < _CONSOLE_HEIGHT) {
        ctx->cursor_x = x;
        ctx->cursor_y = y;
    }
}

/*
 * Writes the (potentially but not necessarily null-terminated)
 * string *ptr to the internal buffer. May flush and invoke
 * the Casio "locate" and "Print" syscalls.
 */
int _console_write (_console *ctx, int file, char *ptr, int len)
{
    /*
     * Start parsing
     */
    while (len-- && *ptr) {
        /*
         * Filter out all control characters
         */
        switch (*ptr) {
        case '\a':
            // ignore
            ptr++;
            continue;
        case '\b':
            // undo last char (if not first char in line)
            // no wrapping
            ctx->cursor_x -= !!ctx->cursor_x;
            ctx->buf_strlen -= !!ctx->buf_strlen;
            ctx->buf[ctx->buf_strlen] = '\0';
            ptr++;
            continue;
        case '\f':
        case '\v':
            _console_flush(ctx);
            ctx->cursor_y = (ctx->cursor_y + 1) % _CONSOLE_HEIGHT;
            ptr++;
            continue;
        case '\n':
            _console_flush(ctx);
            ctx->cursor_x = 0;
            ctx->cursor_y = (ctx->cursor_y + (ctx->cursor_x < _CONSOLE_WIDTH)) % _CONSOLE_HEIGHT;
            ptr++;
            continue;
        case '\r':
            _console_flush(ctx);
            ctx->cursor_x = 0;
            ptr++;
            continue;
        case '\t':
            ;
            /*
             * Go to next tab stop (or to the end of the line).
             */
            /*
             * Somehow the following statement (see int s) cannot be written directly inside
             * the condition of the for loop (or the program will act strangely).
             * Possibly due to signedness? TODO
             */
            int s = _CONSOLE_TAB_LEN - (ctx->cursor_x % _CONSOLE_TAB_LEN);
            for (int i = 0; i < s; i++) {
                _console_write(ctx, file, " ", 1);
            }
            ptr++;
            continue;
        }


        // Add char to the buffer (flushes before it overflows)
        _console_putc(ctx, *ptr);

        // Flush buffer if there is a line wrap
        if (ctx->cursor_x == _CONSOLE_WIDTH - 1) {
            /*
             * Temporarily increment cursor_x (without wrapping)
             * because _console_flush expects the cursor to point
             * to the position of the next char.
             */
            ctx->cursor_x++;
            _console_flush(ctx);
            ctx->cursor_x--;
        }

        // Move curser to the left (wrap if bounds are exceeded)
        ctx->cursor_x = (ctx->cursor_x + 1) % _CONSOLE_WIDTH;

        // Move curser down if (ctx->cursor_x == 0) (wrap if bounds are exceeded)
        ctx->cursor_y = (ctx->cursor_y + !ctx->cursor_x) % _CONSOLE_HEIGHT;

        ptr++;
    }

    // Always flush in the end
    _console_flush(ctx);
    return len;
}


/*
 * Adds a character to the internal buffer.
 * Does not take care of the cursor position.
 * May invoke _console_flush() to print the contents of the internal buffer.
 * Use _console_flush() to manually flush the contents to the console output.
 * Does not change the position of the internal cursor.
 */
void _console_putc(_console *ctx, char c) {
    if (ctx->buf_strlen == _CONSOLE_BUF_WIDTH - 1) {
        _console_flush(ctx);
    }

    ctx->buf[ctx->buf_strlen++] = c;
    ctx->buf[ctx->buf_strlen] = '\0';
}


/*
 * Prints the buffer out to the console and invokes
 * the Casio "locate" and "Print" syscalls.
 * Resets the internal buffer to "".
 * Does not change the position of the internal cursor.
 */
void _console_flush(_console *ctx) {
    /*
     * Local syscall to Casio's locate
     * because Casio's syscall is overwritten by _casio_set_cursor()
     */
    typedef void (*console_locate_type)(int, int);
    static const unsigned int console_locate_address[] = { _CASIO_SYSCALLS_SCA, _CASIO_SYSCALLS_SCB,_CASIO_SYSCALLS_SCE, 0x807 };
    static const console_locate_type console_locate_ptr = (console_locate_type) console_locate_address;

    if (!ctx->buf_strlen) {
        return;
    }

    // +1 because the CASIO cursor position is 1-based
    console_locate_ptr(ctx->cursor_x - ctx->buf_strlen + 1, ctx->cursor_y + 1);
    Print((unsigned char*) ctx->buf);

    ctx->buf[0] = '\0';
    ctx->buf_strlen = 0;
}