flashfs.h File Reference

#include "../typedefs.h"

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Macros
#define	BRP_FlashFS_ErrFsCorrupt   BRP_ERR_STATUS(0x4900, 0x01)
#define	BRP_FlashFS_ErrRecordCorrupt   BRP_ERR_STATUS(0x4900, 0x02)
#define	BRP_FlashFS_ErrFlashAccess   BRP_ERR_STATUS(0x4900, 0x03)
#define	BRP_FlashFS_ErrDirectoryFull   BRP_ERR_STATUS(0x4900, 0x04)
#define	BRP_FlashFS_ErrFileNotFound   BRP_ERR_STATUS(0x4900, 0x05)
#define	BRP_FlashFS_ErrEndOfFile   BRP_ERR_STATUS(0x4900, 0x06)
#define	BRP_FlashFS_ErrFull   BRP_ERR_STATUS(0x4900, 0x07)
#define	BRP_FlashFS_ErrFileExist   BRP_ERR_STATUS(0x4900, 0x08)

Functions
brp_errcode	brp_FlashFS_GetMemoryInfo (brp_protocol protocol, unsigned *TotalMem, unsigned *FreeMem)
brp_errcode	brp_FlashFS_Format (brp_protocol protocol, bool QuickFormat)
brp_errcode	brp_FlashFS_CreateFile (brp_protocol protocol, unsigned FileId, unsigned RecordSize)
brp_errcode	brp_FlashFS_DeleteFile (brp_protocol protocol, unsigned FileId)
brp_errcode	brp_FlashFS_RenameFile (brp_protocol protocol, unsigned FileId, unsigned NewFileId)
brp_errcode	brp_FlashFS_GetRecordSize (brp_protocol protocol, unsigned FileId, unsigned *RecordSize)
brp_errcode	brp_FlashFS_GetFileSize (brp_protocol protocol, unsigned FileId, unsigned *FileSize)
brp_errcode	brp_FlashFS_ReadRecords (brp_protocol protocol, unsigned FileId, unsigned StartRecord, unsigned RecordCount, brp_FlashFS_ReadRecords_RecordList_Entry **RecordList, size_t *RecordList_len, brp_mempool *mempool)
brp_errcode	brp_FlashFS_WriteRecords (brp_protocol protocol, unsigned FileId, unsigned StartRecord, brp_FlashFS_WriteRecords_RecordList_Entry *RecordList, size_t RecordList_len)

Detailed Description

This command group provides access to custom data that is stored in a dataflash device.

The access is handled through a flash file system. Each file, which is identified with a 16-bit ID, is organized in records of a fixed size. The record size can be between 1 and 254 and must be determined at file creation, but can be chosen individually for every file. All read and write operations use a record as the smallest storage unit. Records may be appended to the end of a file or they may overwrite existing records with new data.

Definition in file flashfs.h.