EC Host Command

Overview

API Reference

group ec_host_cmd_periph_interface

EC Host Command Interface.

Defines

EC_HOST_CMD_HANDLER(_id, _function, _version_mask, _request_type, _response_type)

Statically define and register a host command handler.

Helper macro to statically define and register a host command handler that has a compile-time-fixed sizes for its both request and response structures.

Parameters

_id – Id of host command to handle request for.
_function – Name of handler function.
_version_mask – The bitfield of all versions that the _function supports. E.g. BIT(0) corresponds to version 0.
_request_type – The datatype of the request parameters for _function.
_response_type – The datatype of the response parameters for _function.

EC_HOST_CMD_HANDLER_UNBOUND(_id, _function, _version_mask)

Statically define and register a host command handler without sizes.

Helper macro to statically define and register a host command handler whose request or response structure size is not known as compile time.

Parameters

_id – Id of host command to handle request for.
_function – Name of handler function.
_version_mask – The bitfield of all versions that the _function supports. E.g. BIT(0) corresponds to version 0.

Typedefs

typedef enum ec_host_cmd_status (*ec_host_cmd_handler_cb)(struct ec_host_cmd_handler_args *args)

Enums

enum ec_host_cmd_status

Values:

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_SUCCESS = 0: Host command was successful.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_COMMAND = 1: The specified command id is not recognized or supported.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_ERROR = 2: Generic Error.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_PARAM = 3: One of more of the input request parameters is invalid.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_ACCESS_DENIED = 4: Host command is not permitted.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_RESPONSE = 5: Response was invalid (e.g. not version 3 of header).

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_VERSION = 6: Host command id version unsupported.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_CHECKSUM = 7: Checksum did not match.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_IN_PROGRESS = 8: A host command is currently being processed.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_UNAVAILABLE = 9: Requested information is currently unavailable.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_TIMEOUT = 10: Timeout during processing.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_OVERFLOW = 11: Data or table overflow.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_HEADER = 12: Header is invalid or unsupported (e.g. not version 3 of header).

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_REQUEST_TRUNCATED = 13: Did not receive all expected request data.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_RESPONSE_TOO_BIG = 14: Response was too big to send within one response packet.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_BUS_ERROR = 15: Error on underlying communication bus.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_BUSY = 16: System busy. Should retry later.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_HEADER_VERSION = 17: Header version invalid.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_HEADER_CRC = 18: Header CRC invalid.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_DATA_CRC = 19: Data CRC invalid.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_DUP_UNAVAILABLE = 20: Can’t resend response.

enumerator EC_HOST_CMD_MAX = UINT16_MAX

struct ec_host_cmd_handler_args

#include <ec_host_cmd.h>

Arguments passed into every installed host command handler.

Public Members

void *reserved: Reserved for compatibility.

uint16_t command: Command identifier.

const uint8_t version: The version of the host command that is being requested. This will be a value that has been static registered as valid for the handler.

const void *const input_buf: The incoming data that can be cast to the handlers request type.

const uint16_t input_buf_size: The number of valid bytes that can be read from input_buf.

void *const output_buf: The data written to this buffer will be send to the host.

uint16_t output_buf_max: Maximum number of bytes that can be written to the output_buf.

uint16_t output_buf_size: Number of bytes of output_buf to send to the host.

struct ec_host_cmd_handler

#include <ec_host_cmd.h>

Structure use for statically registering host command handlers.

Public Members

ec_host_cmd_handler_cb handler: Callback routine to process commands that match id.

uint16_t id: The numerical command id used as the lookup for commands.

uint16_t version_mask: The bitfield of all versions that the handler supports, where each bit value represents that the handler supports that version. E.g. BIT(0) corresponds to version 0.

uint16_t min_rqt_size: The minimum input_buf_size enforced by the framework before passing to the handler.

uint16_t min_rsp_size: The minimum output_buf_size enforced by the framework before passing to the handler.

struct ec_host_cmd_request_header

#include <ec_host_cmd.h>

Header for requests from host to embedded controller.

Represent the over-the-wire header in LE format for host command requests. This represent version 3 of the host command header. The requests are always sent from host to embedded controller.

Public Members

uint8_t prtcl_ver: Should be 3. The EC will return EC_HOST_CMD_INVALID_HEADER if it receives a header with a version it doesn’t know how to parse.

uint8_t checksum: Checksum of response and data; sum of all bytes including checksum. Should total to 0.

uint16_t cmd_id: Id of command that is being sent.

uint8_t cmd_ver: Version of the specific cmd_id being requested. Valid versions start at 0.

uint8_t reserved: Unused byte in current protocol version; set to 0.

uint16_t data_len: Length of data which follows this header.

struct ec_host_cmd_response_header

#include <ec_host_cmd.h>

Header for responses from embedded controller to host.

Represent the over-the-wire header in LE format for host command responses. This represent version 3 of the host command header. Responses are always sent from embedded controller to host.

Public Members

uint8_t prtcl_ver: Should be 3.

uint8_t checksum: Checksum of response and data; sum of all bytes including checksum. Should total to 0.

uint16_t result: A ec_host_cmd_status response code for specific command.

uint16_t data_len: Length of data which follows this header.

uint16_t reserved: Unused bytes in current protocol version; set to 0.