Console API

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Functions
int	console_init (void)
	Initialize console device.
ssize_t	console_read (void *dummy, void *buf, size_t size)
	Read data from console.
ssize_t	console_write (void *dummy, const void *buf, size_t size)
	Write data to console.
int	console_getchar (void)
	Get next char from console input buffer.
int	console_putchar (char c)
	Output a char to console (buffered).
void	console_getline_init (void)
	Initialize console_getline() call.
char *	console_getline (void)
	Get next line from console input buffer.

Detailed Description

Console API.

Function Documentation

console_getchar()

int console_getchar

(

void

)

#include <include/zephyr/console/console.h>

Get next char from console input buffer.

Return next input character from console. If no characters available, this function will block. This function is similar to ANSI C getchar() function and is intended to ease porting of existing software. Before this function can be used, console_init() should be called once. This function is incompatible with native Zephyr callback-based console input processing, shell subsystem, or console_getline().

Returns

0-255: a character read, including control characters. <0: error occurred.

console_getline()

char * console_getline

(

void

)

#include <include/zephyr/console/console.h>

Get next line from console input buffer.

Return next input line from console. Until full line is available, this function will block. This function is similar to ANSI C gets() function (except a line is returned in system-owned buffer, and system takes care of the buffer overflow checks) and is intended to ease porting of existing software. Before this function can be used, console_getline_init() should be called once. This function is incompatible with native Zephyr callback-based console input processing, shell subsystem, or console_getchar().

Returns

A pointer to a line read, not including EOL character(s). A line resides in a system-owned buffer, so an application should finish any processing of this line immediately after console_getline() call, or the buffer can be reused.

console_getline_init()

void console_getline_init

(

void

)

#include <include/zephyr/console/console.h>

Initialize console_getline() call.

This function should be called once to initialize pull-style access to console via console_getline() function. This function supersedes, and incompatible with, callback (push-style) console handling (via console_input_fn callback, etc.).

console_init()

int console_init

(

void

)

#include <include/zephyr/console/console.h>

Initialize console device.

This function should be called once to initialize pull-style access to console via console_getchar() function and buffered output using console_putchar() function. This function supersedes, and incompatible with, callback (push-style) console handling (via console_input_fn callback, etc.).

Returns

0 on success, error code (<0) otherwise

console_putchar()

int console_putchar

(

char

c

)

#include <include/zephyr/console/console.h>

Output a char to console (buffered).

Puts a character into console output buffer. It will be sent to a console asynchronously, e.g. using an IRQ handler.

Returns

<0 on error, otherwise 0.

console_read()

ssize_t console_read	(	void *	dummy,
		void *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

#include <include/zephyr/console/console.h>

Read data from console.

Parameters

dummy	ignored, present to follow read() prototype
buf	buffer to read data to
size	maximum number of bytes to read

Returns

>0, number of actually read bytes (can be less than size param) =0, in case of EOF <0, in case of error (e.g. -EAGAIN if timeout expired). errno variable is also set.

console_write()

ssize_t console_write	(	void *	dummy,
		const void *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

#include <include/zephyr/console/console.h>

Write data to console.

Parameters

dummy	ignored, present to follow write() prototype
buf	buffer to write data to
size	maximum number of bytes to write

Returns

=>0, number of actually written bytes (can be less than size param) <0, in case of error (e.g. -EAGAIN if timeout expired). errno variable is also set.