/* * Copyright (C) 2014 Pavel Kirienko */ #ifndef UAVCAN_PROTOCOL_GLOBAL_TIME_SYNC_SLAVE_HPP_INCLUDED #define UAVCAN_PROTOCOL_GLOBAL_TIME_SYNC_SLAVE_HPP_INCLUDED #include #include #include namespace uavcan { /** * Please read the specs to learn how the time synchronization works. * * No more than one object of this class is allowed per node; otherwise a disaster is bound to happen. * * NOTE: In order for this class to work, the platform driver must implement: * - CAN bus RX UTC timestamping; * - Clock adjustment method in the system clock interface @ref ISystemClock::adjustUtc(). * * Ref. M. Gergeleit, H. Streich - "Implementing a Distributed High-Resolution Real-Time Clock using the CAN-Bus" * http://modecs.cs.uni-salzburg.at/results/related_documents/CAN_clock.pdf */ class UAVCAN_EXPORT GlobalTimeSyncSlave : Noncopyable { typedef MethodBinder&)> GlobalTimeSyncCallback; // Static buffers are explicitly disabled because time should never be unicasted. Subscriber sub_; UtcTime prev_ts_utc_; MonotonicTime prev_ts_mono_; MonotonicTime last_adjustment_ts_; enum State { Update, Adjust } state_; NodeID master_nid_; TransferID prev_tid_; uint8_t prev_iface_index_; bool suppressed_; ISystemClock& getSystemClock() const { return sub_.getNode().getSystemClock(); } void adjustFromMsg(const ReceivedDataStructure& msg); void updateFromMsg(const ReceivedDataStructure& msg); void processMsg(const ReceivedDataStructure& msg); void handleGlobalTimeSync(const ReceivedDataStructure& msg); public: explicit GlobalTimeSyncSlave(INode& node) : sub_(node) , state_(Update) , prev_iface_index_(0xFF) , suppressed_(false) { } /** * Starts the time sync slave. Once started, it works on its own and does not require any * attention from the application, other than to handle a clock adjustment request occasionally. * Returns negative error code. */ int start(); /** * Enable or disable the suppressed mode. * * In suppressed mode the slave will continue tracking time sync masters in the network, but will not * perform local clock adjustments. So it's kind of a dry run - all the time sync logic works except * the local clock will not receive adjustments. * * Suppressed mode is useful for nodes that can act as a back-up clock sync masters - as long as the * node sees a higher priority time sync master in the network, its slave will be NOT suppressed * in order to sync the local clock with the global master. As soon as all other higher priority * masters go down, the local node will suppress its time sync slave instance and become a new master. * * Suppressed mode is disabled by default. */ void suppress(bool suppressed) { suppressed_ = suppressed; } bool isSuppressed() const { return suppressed_; } /** * If the clock sync slave sees any clock sync masters in the network, it is ACTIVE. * When the last master times out (PUBLISHER_TIMEOUT), the slave will be INACTIVE. * Note that immediately after start up the slave will be INACTIVE until it finds a master. * Please read the specs to learn more. */ bool isActive() const; /** * Node ID of the master the slave is currently locked on. * Returns an invalid Node ID if there's no active master. */ NodeID getMasterNodeID() const; /** * Last time when the local clock adjustment was performed. */ MonotonicTime getLastAdjustmentTime() const { return last_adjustment_ts_; } }; } #endif // UAVCAN_PROTOCOL_GLOBAL_TIME_SYNC_SLAVE_HPP_INCLUDED