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# funreg
# funreg: Functional Memory-mapped Register I/O
*funreg* provides a functional approach to operating on memory-mapped registers
with zero overhead. This library primarily targets embedded firmware, where
these types of operations are frequently encountered.
What makes this library unique is its ability to carry out multiple register
operations with a single function call, reducing this to a single register read
and write. Further, registers can be organized into "groups": these groups can
receive a list of operations for any of the contained registers, and will
optimize down to a single read and write for each register.
A tutorial or guide will be added soon.
## Requirements
* C++20
* GCC or Clang with some optimization enabled (O1, O2, O3, Os).
Functional memory-mapped register I/O using modern C++.

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/**
* funreg.hpp - Functional memory-mapped register I/O using modern C++.
* Written by Clyne Sullivan.
* <https://github.com/tcsullivan/funreg>
*/
#ifndef FUNCTIONAL_REGISTER_IO_H
#define FUNCTIONAL_REGISTER_IO_H
#include <stdint.h>
namespace fr {
// A utility to measure a bit-mask's offset from bit zero.
template<auto Mask, unsigned int N = 0>
constexpr auto BitOffset = []() constexpr {
if constexpr (Mask & 1)
return N;
else
return BitOffset<(Mask >> 1), (N + 1)>;
}();
/**
* @struct Register
* @brief Defines a memory-mapped register, given bit-size and address.
* @tparam T The integer type that matches the size of the register.
* @tparam Addr The memory address of the register.
*
* Defines a memory-mapped register that is usually accessed with a pointer of
* type T*, and is located at address Addr.
*
* Use only as a type, e.g. "using GPIO_OUT = Register<uint32_t, 0xA0004120>"
*/
template<typename T, uintptr_t Addr>
struct Register {
/**
* Gets a pointer to the register.
*/
constexpr static auto get() {
return reinterpret_cast<volatile T*>(Addr);
}
/**
* Sets register bits to '1' according to the given RegisterMasks.
*/
template<typename... Masks>
static void set() {
apply<Masks...>([](auto r, auto m) { *r = *r | m; });
}
/**
* Sets register bits to '1' according to the given mask.
*/
static void set(const T& mask) {
*get() = *get() | mask;
}
/**
* Clears register bits to '0' according to the given RegisterMasks.
*/
template<typename... Masks>
static void clear() {
apply<Masks...>([](auto r, auto m) { *r = *r & ~m; });
}
/**
* Clears register bits to '0' according to the given mask.
*/
static void clear(const T& mask) {
*get() = *get() & ~mask;
}
/**
* Toggles bits in the register according to the given RegisterMasks.
*/
template<typename... Masks>
static void toggle() {
apply<Masks...>([](auto r, auto m) { *r = *r ^ m; });
}
/**
* Toggles bits in the register according to the given mask.
*/
static void toggle(const T& mask) {
*get() = *get() ^ mask;
}
/**
* Reads the current value stored in the register, masking bits according to
* the given RegisterMasks.
* If no masks are given, all register bits are returned.
*/
template<typename... Masks>
static auto read() {
if constexpr (sizeof...(Masks) > 0) {
if (((Addr == Masks::reg::addr) | ...)) {
auto mask =
([] {
return Addr == Masks::reg::addr ? Masks::mask : 0;
}() | ...);
return *get() & mask;
} else {
return 0;
}
} else {
return *get();
}
}
/**
* Overwrites the entire register with the given value.
*/
static void write(const T& value) {
*get() = value;
}
/**
* Reads the register, and tests if all of the given bits are set.
* If no masks are given, tests if the register has a non-zero value.
*/
template<typename... Masks>
static bool test() {
if constexpr (sizeof...(Masks) > 0) {
if (((Addr == Masks::reg::addr) | ...)) {
auto mask =
([] {
return Addr == Masks::reg::addr ? Masks::mask : 0;
}() | ...);
return (*get() & mask) == mask;
} else {
return 0;
}
} else {
return *get() != 0;
}
}
/**
* Modifies the register's contents according to the given operations.
* The register will only be read and written once.
* Possible operations include RegisterMask::set, RegisterMask::clear,
* RegisterMask::toggle, RegisterMask::write<>, RegisterMaskValue::set,
* and RegisterMaskValue::clear.
*/
template<typename... Ops>
static void modify() {
if (((Addr == Ops::reg::addr) | ...)) {
auto mask = *get();
([&mask] {
if (Addr == Ops::reg::addr)
mask = Ops(mask);
}(), ...);
*get() = mask;
}
}
// Below is meant for internal use only.
// Applies bit-masks to the register through the provided function.
// The provided function receives a pointer to the register's data and a
// bit-mask created by merging all provided bit-masks.
// If no masks are given, a mask selecting all bits is used.
template<typename... Masks>
static void apply(auto fn) {
if constexpr (sizeof...(Masks) > 0) {
auto mask =
([] {
return Addr == Masks::reg::addr ? Masks::mask : 0;
}() | ...);
if (mask)
fn(get(), mask);
} else {
fn(get(), T(0) - 1);
}
}
Register() = delete;
using type = T;
constexpr static auto addr = Addr;
};
/**
* @struct RegisterMask
* @brief Defines a bit mask that can be used with the specified register.
* @tparam Reg The Register that this mask belongs to.
* @tparam Mask A mask selecting the bits that the RegisterMask can modify.
*
* Pairs together a bit mask and the register the mask is meant for.
* For example, a single LED is controlled by bit 2 on the GPIO_OUT register:
* using LED_RED = RegisterMask<GPIO_OUT, (1 << 2)>;
*/
template<typename Reg, typename Reg::type Mask>
struct RegisterMask
{
using T = typename Reg::type;
/**
* Sets all bits in the bit-mask to "1".
* Call with no arguments (LED_REG::set()) to affect the paired register.
* Calling with an argument sets bits in the argument as if it were a
* register, returning the resulting value.
*/
struct set {
constexpr set() {
*Reg::get() = *Reg::get() | Mask;
}
// For internal use.
using reg = Reg;
T modmask;
constexpr set(auto r): modmask(r | Mask) {}
constexpr operator T() const { return modmask; }
};
/**
* Clears all bits in the bit-mask to "0".
* See RegisterMask::set for calling conventions.
*/
struct clear {
constexpr clear() {
*Reg::get() = *Reg::get() & ~Mask;
}
// For internal use.
using reg = Reg;
T modmask;
constexpr clear(auto r): modmask(r & ~Mask) {}
constexpr operator T() const { return modmask; }
};
/**
* Toggles all bits in the bit-mask.
* See RegisterMask::set for calling conventions.
*/
struct toggle {
constexpr toggle() {
*Reg::get() = *Reg::get() ^ Mask;
}
// For internal use.
using reg = Reg;
T modmask;
constexpr toggle(auto r): modmask(r ^ Mask) {}
constexpr operator T() const { return modmask; }
};
/**
* Reads from the paired register, applying the bit-mask.
*/
static auto read() {
return *Reg::get() & Mask;
}
/**
* Applies the bit-mask to the given register value, returning the result.
* This is useful in case the register's value has already been read; or, if
* the mask needs to be applied to a different value or register.
* @see Mask<>
*/
static auto read(const T& regval) {
return regval & Mask;
}
/**
* Writes the given value to the register.
* Writing is accomplished by clearing the bit-mask, then OR-ing the value
* to the bit-mask's offset.
* See RegisterMask::set for calling conventions, but note the additional
* template parameter "value".
*/
template<T value>
struct write {
constexpr write() {
auto r = *Reg::get();
r &= ~Mask;
r |= value << BitOffset<Mask>;
*Reg::get() = r;
}
// For internal use.
using reg = Reg;
T modmask;
constexpr write(auto r):
modmask((r & ~Mask) | (value << BitOffset<Mask>)) {}
constexpr operator T() const { return modmask; }
};
/**
* Tests if all masked bits are set in the register.
*/
static bool test() {
return read() == Mask;
}
/**
* Tests if all masked bits are set in the given register value.
*/
static bool test(const T& regval) {
return read(regval) == Mask;
}
RegisterMask() = delete;
using reg = Reg;
constexpr static auto mask = Mask;
};
/**
* @struct RegisterMaskValue
* @brief Used to name the possible values of a multi-bit bit-mask.
* @tparam Mask The RegisterMask this value is associated with.
* @tparam value The value to be used for the given Mask.
*/
template<typename Mask, Mask::T value>
struct RegisterMaskValue
{
/**
* Call this directly to write the value into the register.
* Can also be used in modify() chains.
* @see RegisterMask::write()
* @see Register::modify()
*/
using set = typename Mask::write<value>;
/**
* Call this to clear the value from the register.
*/
using clear = typename Mask::clear;
/**
* Tests if this value is currently set in the register.
*/
static bool test() {
return Mask::read() & (value << BitOffset<Mask>);
}
};
/**
* @class RegisterGroup
* @brief Groups registers together for unified operations.
* @tparam Registers The registers to be included in this group.
*
* Allows for single operations to be carried out on multiple registers.
* Masks for the same register are merged, resulting in single load/stores for
* each register.
*/
template<typename... Registers>
class RegisterGroup
{
public:
/**
* Sets bits throughout this group's registers according to the given masks.
* Bit-masks for the same register will be merged so that each register is
* only written once.
*/
template<typename... Masks>
static void set() {
apply<Masks...>([](auto r, auto m) { *r = *r | m; });
}
/**
* Clears bits throughout this group's registers according to the given
* masks.
* Only reads and writes each register once; see set().
*/
template<typename... Masks>
static void clear() {
apply<Masks...>([](auto r, auto m) { *r = *r & ~m; });
}
/**
* Toggles bits throughout this group's registers according to the given
* masks.
* Only reads and writes each register once; see set().
*/
template<typename... Masks>
static void toggle() {
apply<Masks...>([](auto r, auto m) { *r = *r ^ m; });
}
/**
* Modifies registers in this group according to the given operations.
* Each register will only be read and written once.
* Possible operations include RegisterMask::set, RegisterMask::clear,
* RegisterMask::toggle, RegisterMask::write<>, RegisterMaskValue::set,
* and RegisterMaskValue::clear.
*/
template<typename... Ops>
static void modify() {
(Registers::template modify<Ops...>(), ...);
}
private:
template<typename... Masks>
static void apply(auto fn) {
(Registers::template apply<Masks...>(fn), ...);
}
};
/**
* Merges the bit-masks of the given RegisterMasks, ignoring register
* assignment.
* Useful if the bit-masks are needed for something besides the assigned
* register.
*/
template<typename... RegMasks>
constexpr auto Masks = (RegMasks::mask | ...);
} // namespace fr
#endif // FUNCTIONAL_REGISTER_IO_H
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