LightweightRingBuff.h

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/** \file
 *
 *  Ultra lightweight ring buffer, for fast insertion/deletion. This uses inlined functions
 *  for maximum speed. All buffers created with this library must be of the same size, however
 *  multiple independant buffers can be created.
 *
 *  Note that for each buffer, insertion and removal operations may occur at the same time (via
 *  a multithreaded ISR based system) however the same kind of operation (two or more insertions
 *  or deletions) must not overlap. If there is possibility of two or more of the same kind of
 *  operating occuring at the same point in time, atomic (mutex) locking should be used.
 */

#ifndef _ULW_RING_BUFF_H_
#define _ULW_RING_BUFF_H_

	/* Includes: */
		#include <util/atomic.h>

		#include <stdint.h>
		#include <stdbool.h>

	/* Defines: */
		/** Size of each ring buffer, in data elements - must be between 1 and 255. */
		#define BUFFER_SIZE         255

		/** Type of data to store into the buffer. */
		#define RingBuff_Data_t     uint8_t

		/** Datatype which may be used to store the count of data stored in a buffer, retrieved
		 *  via a call to \ref RingBuffer_GetCount().
		 */
		#if (BUFFER_SIZE <= 0xFF)
			#define RingBuff_Count_t   uint8_t
		#else
			#define RingBuff_Count_t   uint16_t
		#endif

	/* Type Defines: */
		/** Type define for a new ring buffer object. Buffers should be initialized via a call to
		 *  \ref RingBuffer_InitBuffer() before use.
		 */
		typedef struct
		{
			RingBuff_Data_t  Buffer[BUFFER_SIZE]; /**< Internal ring buffer data, referenced by the buffer pointers. */
			RingBuff_Data_t* In; /**< Current storage location in the circular buffer */
			RingBuff_Data_t* Out; /**< Current retrieval location in the circular buffer */
			RingBuff_Count_t Count;
		} RingBuff_t;

	/* Inline Functions: */
		/** Initializes a ring buffer ready for use. Buffers must be initialized via this function
		 *  before any operations are called upon them. Already initialized buffers may be reset
		 *  by re-initializing them using this function.
		 *
		 *  \param[out] Buffer  Pointer to a ring buffer structure to initialize
		 */
		static inline void RingBuffer_InitBuffer(RingBuff_t* const Buffer)
		{
			ATOMIC_BLOCK(ATOMIC_RESTORESTATE)
			{
				Buffer->In  = Buffer->Buffer;
				Buffer->Out = Buffer->Buffer;
			}
		}

		/** Retrieves the minimum number of bytes stored in a particular buffer. This value is computed
		 *  by entering an atomic lock on the buffer while the IN and OUT locations are fetched, so that
		 *  the buffer cannot be modified while the computation takes place. This value should be cached
		 *  when reading out the contents of the buffer, so that as small a time as possible is spent
		 *  in an atomic lock.
		 *
		 *  \note The value returned by this function is guaranteed to only be the minimum number of bytes
		 *        stored in the given buffer; this value may change as other threads write new data and so
		 *        the returned number should be used only to determine how many successive reads may safely
		 *        be performed on the buffer.
		 *
		 *  \param[in] Buffer  Pointer to a ring buffer structure whose count is to be computed
		 */
		static inline RingBuff_Count_t RingBuffer_GetCount(RingBuff_t* const Buffer)
		{
			RingBuff_Count_t Count;

			ATOMIC_BLOCK(ATOMIC_RESTORESTATE)
			{
				Count = Buffer->Count;
			}

			return Count;
		}

		/** Atomically determines if the specified ring buffer contains any free space. This should
		 *  be tested before storing data to the buffer, to ensure that no data is lost due to a
		 *  buffer overrun.
		 *
		 *  \param[in,out] Buffer  Pointer to a ring buffer structure to insert into
		 *
		 *  \return Boolean true if the buffer contains no free space, false otherwise
		 */
		static inline bool RingBuffer_IsFull(RingBuff_t* const Buffer)
		{
			return (RingBuffer_GetCount(Buffer) == BUFFER_SIZE);
		}

		/** Atomically determines if the specified ring buffer contains any data. This should
		 *  be tested before removing data from the buffer, to ensure that the buffer does not
		 *  underflow.
		 *
		 *  If the data is to be removed in a loop, store the total number of bytes stored in the
		 *  buffer (via a call to the \ref RingBuffer_GetCount() function) in a temporary variable
		 *  to reduce the time spent in atomicity locks.
		 *
		 *  \param[in,out] Buffer  Pointer to a ring buffer structure to insert into
		 *
		 *  \return Boolean true if the buffer contains no free space, false otherwise
		 */
		static inline bool RingBuffer_IsEmpty(RingBuff_t* const Buffer)
		{
			return (RingBuffer_GetCount(Buffer) == 0);
		}

		/** Inserts an element into the ring buffer.
		 *
		 *  \note Only one execution thread (main program thread or an ISR) may insert into a single buffer
		 *        otherwise data corruption may occur. Insertion and removal may occur from different execution
		 *        threads.
		 *
		 *  \param[in,out] Buffer  Pointer to a ring buffer structure to insert into
		 *  \param[in]     Data    Data element to insert into the buffer
		 */
		static inline void RingBuffer_Insert(RingBuff_t* const Buffer,
		                                     const RingBuff_Data_t Data)
		{
			*Buffer->In = Data;

			if (++Buffer->In == &Buffer->Buffer[BUFFER_SIZE])
			  Buffer->In = Buffer->Buffer;

			ATOMIC_BLOCK(ATOMIC_RESTORESTATE)
			{
				Buffer->Count++;
			}
		}

		/** Removes an element from the ring buffer.
		 *
		 *  \note Only one execution thread (main program thread or an ISR) may remove from a single buffer
		 *        otherwise data corruption may occur. Insertion and removal may occur from different execution
		 *        threads.
		 *
		 *  \param[in,out] Buffer  Pointer to a ring buffer structure to retrieve from
		 *
		 *  \return Next data element stored in the buffer
		 */
		static inline RingBuff_Data_t RingBuffer_Remove(RingBuff_t* const Buffer)
		{
			RingBuff_Data_t Data = *Buffer->Out;

			if (++Buffer->Out == &Buffer->Buffer[BUFFER_SIZE])
			  Buffer->Out = Buffer->Buffer;

			ATOMIC_BLOCK(ATOMIC_RESTORESTATE)
			{
				Buffer->Count--;
			}

			return Data;
		}

#endif