Driver Management

Functions
void	USART_GetVersion (void)
	Function: Function USART_GetVersion. More...
void	USART_GetCapabilities (void)
	Function: Function USART_GetCapabilities. More...
void	USART_Initialize_Uninitialize (void)
	Function: Function USART_Initialize_Uninitialize. More...
void	USART_PowerControl (void)
	Function: Function USART_PowerControl. More...

Description

These tests verify API and operation of the USART driver management functions.

The driver management tests verify the following driver functions (USART Driver function documentation):

• GetVersion

  ARM_DRIVER_VERSION     GetVersion      (void);

• GetCapabilities

  ARM_USART_CAPABILITIES GetCapabilities (void);

• Initialize

  int32_t                Initialize      (ARM_USART_SignalEvent_t cb_event);

• Uninitialize

  int32_t                Uninitialize    (void);

• PowerControl

  int32_t                PowerControl    (ARM_POWER_STATE state);

Function Documentation

void USART_GetVersion

(

void

)

The function UDSART_GetVersion verifies the GetVersion function.

ARM_DRIVER_VERSION GetVersion (void);

Testing sequence:

• Driver is uninitialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call GetVersion function
  • Assert that GetVersion function returned version structure with API and implementation versions higher or equal to 1.0

void USART_GetCapabilities

(

void

)

The function USART_GetCapabilities verifies the GetCapabilities function.

ARM_USART_CAPABILITIES GetCapabilities (void);

Testing sequence:

• Driver is uninitialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call GetCapabilities function
  • Assert that GetCapabilities function returned capabilities structure with reserved field 0

void USART_Initialize_Uninitialize

(

void

)

The function USART_Initialize_Uninitialize verifies the Initialize and Uninitialize functions.

int32_t Initialize (ARM_USART_SignalEvent_t cb_event);

int32_t Uninitialize (void);

Testing sequence:

• Driver is uninitialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_FULL) function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_LOW) function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_OFF) function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call Send function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call Receive function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call Transfer function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call GetTxCount function and assert that it returned 0
  • Call GetRxCount function and assert that it returned 0
  • Call Control function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call GetStatus function
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with tx_busy flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_busy flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with tx_underflow flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_overflow flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_break flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_framing_error flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_parity_error flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with reserved field 0
  • Call Initialize function (without callback specified) and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call Initialize function (without callback specified) again and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
  • Call Uninitialize function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
• Driver is uninitialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call Initialize function (with callback specified) and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call Initialize function (with callback specified) again and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
  • Call Uninitialize function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
• Driver is uninitialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call Uninitialize function again and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
  • Call Initialize function (without callback specified) and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_FULL) function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-on:
  • Call Control function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
  • Call Uninitialize function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
    (this must unconditionally terminate active send/receive/transfer, power-off the peripheral and uninitialize the driver)
• Driver is uninitialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call GetStatus function
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with tx_busy flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_busy flag 0

void USART_PowerControl

(

void

)

The function USART_PowerControl verifies the PowerControl function.

int32_t PowerControl (ARM_POWER_STATE state);

Testing sequence:

• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call Send function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call Receive function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call Transfer function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call GetTxCount function and assert that it returned 0
  • Call GetRxCount function and assert that it returned 0
  • Call Control function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_ERROR status
  • Call GetStatus function
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with tx_busy flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_busy flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with tx_underflow flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_overflow flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_break flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_framing_error flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_parity_error flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with reserved field 0
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_OFF) and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_OFF) again and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_FULL) function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-on:
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_FULL) function again and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_OFF) and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_OFF) again and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_LOW) function
• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-on or in low-power mode:
  • Assert that PowerControl(ARM_POWER_LOW) function returned ARM_DRIVER_OK or ARM_DRIVER_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED status
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_FULL) function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-on:
  • Call Control function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
  • Call PowerControl(ARM_POWER_OFF) function and assert that it returned ARM_DRIVER_OK status
    (this must unconditionally terminate active send/receive/transfer and power-off the peripheral)
• Driver is initialized and peripheral is powered-off:
  • Call GetStatus function
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with tx_busy flag 0
  • Assert that GetStatus function returned status structure with rx_busy flag 0