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@ -4,21 +4,39 @@ This library provides a simple ("KISS") SCPI implementation for embedded devices |
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The implementation is not 100% complete, but it's sufficient for basic SCPI communication. |
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The implementation is not 100% complete, but it's sufficient for basic SCPI communication. |
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## What's supported |
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- Easy configuration with one const array and callbacks |
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- Implements SCPI99 (minimal requirements) - including common commands and status registers |
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- Mandatory parts of the SYST and STAT subsystems are built in (ie. error handling) |
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- Easy, straightforward API |
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- The hierarchical header model (commands with colon) |
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## Feature overview |
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- Long and short header variants (eg. `SYSTem?`) |
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- Easy configuration with one const array of structs and callback functions (see `main.c`) |
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### What's supported |
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- Commands with colon (hierarchical header model) |
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- Semicolon for chaining commands on the same level |
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- Semicolon for chaining commands on the same level |
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- String, Int, Float, Bool arguments |
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- Long and short command variants (eg. `SYSTem?`) |
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- Block data argument with callback each N received bytes (configurable) |
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- String, Int, Float, Bool, CharData arguments |
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- Status Register model |
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- **Block data argument** with callback each N received bytes - allows virtually unlimite binary data length |
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- Error queue including error messages from the SCPI spec |
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- Status Registers |
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- All mandatory SCPI commands (headers) are implemented as built-ins |
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- Error queue with error numbers and messages (and the required SYST:ERR subsystem) |
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Built-in commands can be overriden by matching user commands. |
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### Limitations |
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- Binary block must be the last argument of a command (callback is run after reading the binary block preamble) |
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### What's missing |
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- Number units (mV,V,kW,A,Ohm) and metric suffixes (k,M,G,m,u,n) |
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- DEF, MIN, MAX, INF, NINF argument values for numbers |
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- Numbered virtual instruments (DAC1:OUT, DAC2:OUT) - currently you need to define the commands twice |
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Feel free to propose a pull request implementing any missing features. |
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Built-in commands can be overriden in user command array. |
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## How to use |
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## How to use it |
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To test it with regular gcc, run the Makefile in the `example` directory. |
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To test it with regular gcc, run the Makefile in the `example` directory. |
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@ -29,7 +47,7 @@ The main Makefile builds a library for ARM Cortex M4 (can be easily adjusted for |
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Here's an overview of stubs you have to implement (at the time of writing this readme): |
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Here's an overview of stubs you have to implement (at the time of writing this readme): |
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```c |
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```c |
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#include "scpi_parser.h" |
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#include "scpi.h" |
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// Receive byte - call: |
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// Receive byte - call: |
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// scpi_handle_byte() |
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// scpi_handle_byte() |
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@ -93,12 +111,3 @@ void scpi_user_TSTq(void) { /*...*/ } |
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``` |
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``` |
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See the header files for more info. |
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See the header files for more info. |
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## What is missing |
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- Number units and metric suffixes (k,M,G,m,u,n) |
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- DEF, MIN, MAX, INF, NINF argument values for numbers |
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Support for units and "constants" (DEF etc) in numeric fields will need some larger changes to the numeric parser and `SCPI_argval_t`. |
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Feel free to propose a pull request implementing any missing features. |
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