definition of adccallback_t has been changed?

[Cesare]

I used to base my projects on ChibiOs branch stable_18.2.x
The definition of the ADC callback was:

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typedef void (*adccallback_t)(ADCDriver *adcp, adcsample_t *buffer, size_t n);

I recently moved to branch stable_19.1.x but the ADC callback seems to be defined as:

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typedef void (*adccallback_t)(ADCDriver *adcp);

When the callback is executed, how can I know if the data are at the beginning of the buffer or at half buffer?
I am using STM32F429ZI (hal ADCv2), I tried to read the code but I can't find out any clue.

Thanks in advance.

[Giovanni]

Hi,

You know the size of your buffer (N) so you know also where its half begins: &buffer[N/2].

Giovanni

[Cesare]

Thank you Giovanni for your prompt reply.

I found the answer in the thread "Releases" where for 19.1.x it is said:

The callbacks of drivers with circular buffers (ADC, DAC, I2S, SPI) have been simplified, no parameters. A driver function xxxIsBufferComplete() has been added to determine if it is the half buffer callback or the final callback.

So the ADC callback will be something like:

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size_t nx = 0, ny = 0;

static void adccallback(ADCDriver *adcp) {

  if (adcIsBufferComplete(adcp)) {
    nx += 1;
  }
  else {
    ny += 1;
  }
}