Trying to figure out how to implement my WINC like compatibility layer. Going the emulation way is probably not so smart. We should not use the kernel but rather hook native functions in the Exec calls.
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//
// Initial Contributors:
// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
//
// Contributors:
//
// Description:
// @internalComponent
//
//
#include <e32std.h>
#include <e32std_private.h>
#include <u32std.h> // unicode builds
#include <e32base.h>
#include <e32base_private.h>
#include <e32Test.h> // RTest headder
#include "testcaseroot.h"
#include "testcasewd.h"
#include "testcase0462.h"
// the name below is used to add a pointer to our construction method to a pointer MAP in
// the class factory
_LIT(KTestCaseId,"PBASE-USB_OTGDI-0462");
const TTestCaseFactoryReceipt<CTestCase0462> CTestCase0462::iFactoryReceipt(KTestCaseId);
CTestCase0462* CTestCase0462::NewL(TBool aHost)
{
LOG_FUNC
CTestCase0462* self = new (ELeave) CTestCase0462(aHost);
CleanupStack::PushL(self);
self->ConstructL();
CleanupStack::Pop(self);
return self;
}
CTestCase0462::CTestCase0462(TBool aHost)
: CTestCaseRoot(KTestCaseId, aHost)
{
LOG_FUNC
}
/**
ConstructL
*/
void CTestCase0462::ConstructL()
{
LOG_FUNC
iRepeats = KOperationRetriesMax;
iWDTimer = CTestCaseWatchdog::NewL();
BaseConstructL();
}
CTestCase0462::~CTestCase0462()
{
LOG_FUNC
Cancel();
delete iWDTimer;
}
void CTestCase0462::ExecuteTestCaseL()
{
LOG_FUNC
iCaseStep = ELoadLdd;
CActiveScheduler::Add(this);
SelfComplete();
}
void CTestCase0462::DescribePreconditions()
{
test.Printf(_L("Insert 'A' connector beforehand.\n"));
}
void CTestCase0462::DoCancel()
{
LOG_FUNC
// cancel our timer
iTimer.Cancel();
}
void CTestCase0462::CancelKB(CTestCaseRoot *pThis)
{
CTestCase0462 * p = REINTERPRET_CAST(CTestCase0462 *,pThis);
// cancel any pending call, and then complete our active obj with a timeout value
p->iConsole->ReadCancel();
}
// handle event completion
void CTestCase0462::RunStepL()
{
LOG_FUNC
// Obtain the completion code for this CActive obj.
TInt completionCode(iStatus.Int());
// NOTE: Look at its iStatus.iFlags.
// If it's 1, it's b -> you called SetActive() but the service provider didn't set it to KRequestPending or it got overwritten.
// If it's 2, it's a -> you didn't called SetActive() when issuing a request.
TBuf<MAX_DSTRLEN> aDescription;
switch(iCaseStep)
{
case EPreconditions:
iCaseStep = ELoadLdd;
if (iAutomated)
{
iCaseStep = ELoadLdd;
SelfComplete();
break;
}
// prompt to insert connector
test.Printf(KInsertAConnectorPrompt);
test.Printf(KPressAnyKeyToContinue);
RequestCharacter();
break;
case ELoadLdd:
if (!StepLoadLDD())
{
break;
}
iCaseStep = ERegisterForEvents;
iDequeAttempts = 0;
SelfComplete();
break;
// 2. wait on ID_PIN
case ERegisterForEvents:
// prompt to remove connector
test.Printf(KRemoveAConnectorPrompt);
if (iDequeAttempts > 3)
{
return (TestFailed(KErrCorrupt, _L("<Error> too many irrelevant/incorrect events")));
}
otgQueueOtgEventRequest( iOTGEvent, iStatus);
iCaseStep = EEmptyQueue;
iIDcheckStart.HomeTime();
SetActive();
break;
// 3. pick up events already buffered when we started test
case EEmptyQueue:
{
TInt aMillisec;
iIDcheckEnd.HomeTime();
TTimeIntervalMicroSeconds ivlMicro(iIDcheckEnd.MicroSecondsFrom(iIDcheckStart));
aMillisec = (TInt)(ivlMicro.Int64())/1000; // USB times are in uSec, but in ms for the user layer
iCaseStep = EGetAndCancelEvent;
// test if too quick!
if(aMillisec < KDelayDurationForQEmpty) // use 200ms - clocked at 17ms
{
iCaseStep = ERegisterForEvents;
iDequeAttempts++;
SelfComplete();
break;
}
}// drop through to next step
// 4.
case EGetAndCancelEvent:
OtgEventString(iOTGEvent, aDescription);
test.Printf(_L("Received event %d '%S' status(%d)"), iOTGEvent, &aDescription, completionCode);
if (RUsbOtgDriver::EEventAPlugRemoved == iOTGEvent)
{
otgQueueOtgEventRequest( iOTGEvent, iStatus);
// cancel it and then generate 6 more events
otgCancelOtgEventRequest();
// swallow the cancellation now too
User::WaitForRequest(iStatus);
iCaseStep = ECancelNotify;
}
else
{
// wrong event in the Q already, keep at it
iCaseStep = ERegisterForEvents;
iDequeAttempts++;
}
SelfComplete();
break;
// 5. prepare to insert 'A'
case ECancelNotify:
iRepeats = KOperationRetriesMax;
iCaseStep = EInsertA;
SelfComplete();
break;
case EInsertA: // 6. remove 'A'
iConsole->ReadCancel();
test.Printf(KInsertAConnectorPrompt);
iCaseStep = ERemoveA;
test.Printf(KPressAnyKeyToContinue);
RequestCharacter();
break;
// 7.
case ERemoveA:
iConsole->ReadCancel();
test.Printf(KRemoveAConnectorPrompt);
if (iRepeats-- >0)
iCaseStep = EInsertA;
else
iCaseStep = ETallyEvents;
test.Printf(KPressAnyKeyToContinue);
RequestCharacter();
break;
// 8.
case ETallyEvents:
iConsole->ReadCancel();
// tests if the object became signalled or not!
// we expect if it did in fact do so, our Active object would panic (stray signal)
SelfComplete();
iCaseStep = EUnloadLdd;
break;
// 9.
case EUnloadLdd:
case ELastStep:
if (EFalse == StepUnloadLDD())
return TestFailed(KErrAbort,_L("unload Ldd failure"));
return TestPassed();
default:
test.Printf(_L("<Error> unknown test step"));
Cancel();
return (TestFailed(KErrCorrupt, _L("<Error> unknown test step")));
}
}