1 #ifndef MAVLINK_TYPES_H_
2 #define MAVLINK_TYPES_H_
4 // Visual Studio versions before 2010 don't have stdint.h, so we just error out.
5 #if (defined _MSC_VER) && (_MSC_VER < 1600)
6 #error "The C-MAVLink implementation requires Visual Studio 2010 or greater"
11 // Macro to define packed structures
13 #define MAVPACKED( __Declaration__ ) __Declaration__ __attribute__((packed))
15 #define MAVPACKED( __Declaration__ ) __pragma( pack(push, 1) ) __Declaration__ __pragma( pack(pop) )
18 #ifndef MAVLINK_MAX_PAYLOAD_LEN
19 // it is possible to override this, but be careful!
20 #define MAVLINK_MAX_PAYLOAD_LEN 255 ///< Maximum payload length
23 #define MAVLINK_CORE_HEADER_LEN 5 ///< Length of core header (of the comm. layer): message length (1 byte) + message sequence (1 byte) + message system id (1 byte) + message component id (1 byte) + message type id (1 byte)
24 #define MAVLINK_NUM_HEADER_BYTES (MAVLINK_CORE_HEADER_LEN + 1) ///< Length of all header bytes, including core and checksum
25 #define MAVLINK_NUM_CHECKSUM_BYTES 2
26 #define MAVLINK_NUM_NON_PAYLOAD_BYTES (MAVLINK_NUM_HEADER_BYTES + MAVLINK_NUM_CHECKSUM_BYTES)
28 #define MAVLINK_MAX_PACKET_LEN (MAVLINK_MAX_PAYLOAD_LEN + MAVLINK_NUM_NON_PAYLOAD_BYTES) ///< Maximum packet length
30 #define MAVLINK_MSG_ID_EXTENDED_MESSAGE 255
31 #define MAVLINK_EXTENDED_HEADER_LEN 14
33 #if (defined _MSC_VER) || ((defined __APPLE__) && (defined __MACH__)) || (defined __linux__)
34 /* full fledged 32bit++ OS */
35 #define MAVLINK_MAX_EXTENDED_PACKET_LEN 65507
37 /* small microcontrollers */
38 #define MAVLINK_MAX_EXTENDED_PACKET_LEN 2048
41 #define MAVLINK_MAX_EXTENDED_PAYLOAD_LEN (MAVLINK_MAX_EXTENDED_PACKET_LEN - MAVLINK_EXTENDED_HEADER_LEN - MAVLINK_NUM_NON_PAYLOAD_BYTES)
45 * Old-style 4 byte param union
47 * This struct is the data format to be used when sending
48 * parameters. The parameter should be copied to the native
49 * type (without type conversion)
50 * and re-instanted on the receiving side using the
51 * native type as well.
54 typedef struct param_union
{
58 uint32_t param_uint32
;
60 uint16_t param_uint16
;
66 }) mavlink_param_union_t
;
70 * New-style 8 byte param union
71 * mavlink_param_union_double_t will be 8 bytes long, and treated as needing 8 byte alignment for the purposes of MAVLink 1.0 field ordering.
72 * The mavlink_param_union_double_t will be treated as a little-endian structure.
74 * If is_double is 1 then the type is a double, and the remaining 63 bits are the double, with the lowest bit of the mantissa zero.
75 * The intention is that by replacing the is_double bit with 0 the type can be directly used as a double (as the is_double bit corresponds to the
76 * lowest mantissa bit of a double). If is_double is 0 then mavlink_type gives the type in the union.
77 * The mavlink_types.h header will also need to have shifts/masks to define the bit boundaries in the above,
78 * as bitfield ordering isn’t consistent between platforms. The above is intended to be for gcc on x86,
79 * which should be the same as gcc on little-endian arm. When using shifts/masks the value will be treated as a 64 bit unsigned number,
80 * and the bits pulled out using the shifts/masks.
83 typedef struct param_union_extended
{
87 uint8_t mavlink_type
:7;
102 }) mavlink_param_union_double_t
;
105 * This structure is required to make the mavlink_send_xxx convenience functions
106 * work, as it tells the library what the current system and component ID are.
109 typedef struct __mavlink_system
{
110 uint8_t sysid
; ///< Used by the MAVLink message_xx_send() convenience function
111 uint8_t compid
; ///< Used by the MAVLink message_xx_send() convenience function
115 typedef struct __mavlink_message
{
116 uint16_t checksum
; ///< sent at end of packet
117 uint8_t magic
; ///< protocol magic marker
118 uint8_t len
; ///< Length of payload
119 uint8_t seq
; ///< Sequence of packet
120 uint8_t sysid
; ///< ID of message sender system/aircraft
121 uint8_t compid
; ///< ID of the message sender component
122 uint8_t msgid
; ///< ID of message in payload
123 uint64_t payload64
[(MAVLINK_MAX_PAYLOAD_LEN
+MAVLINK_NUM_CHECKSUM_BYTES
+7)/8];
124 }) mavlink_message_t
;
127 typedef struct __mavlink_extended_message
{
128 mavlink_message_t base_msg
;
129 int32_t extended_payload_len
; ///< Length of extended payload if any
130 uint8_t extended_payload
[MAVLINK_MAX_EXTENDED_PAYLOAD_LEN
];
131 }) mavlink_extended_message_t
;
134 MAVLINK_TYPE_CHAR
= 0,
135 MAVLINK_TYPE_UINT8_T
= 1,
136 MAVLINK_TYPE_INT8_T
= 2,
137 MAVLINK_TYPE_UINT16_T
= 3,
138 MAVLINK_TYPE_INT16_T
= 4,
139 MAVLINK_TYPE_UINT32_T
= 5,
140 MAVLINK_TYPE_INT32_T
= 6,
141 MAVLINK_TYPE_UINT64_T
= 7,
142 MAVLINK_TYPE_INT64_T
= 8,
143 MAVLINK_TYPE_FLOAT
= 9,
144 MAVLINK_TYPE_DOUBLE
= 10
145 } mavlink_message_type_t
;
147 #define MAVLINK_MAX_FIELDS 64
149 typedef struct __mavlink_field_info
{
150 const char *name
; // name of this field
151 const char *print_format
; // printing format hint, or NULL
152 mavlink_message_type_t type
; // type of this field
153 unsigned int array_length
; // if non-zero, field is an array
154 unsigned int wire_offset
; // offset of each field in the payload
155 unsigned int structure_offset
; // offset in a C structure
156 } mavlink_field_info_t
;
158 // note that in this structure the order of fields is the order
159 // in the XML file, not necessary the wire order
160 typedef struct __mavlink_message_info
{
161 const char *name
; // name of the message
162 unsigned num_fields
; // how many fields in this message
163 mavlink_field_info_t fields
[MAVLINK_MAX_FIELDS
]; // field information
164 } mavlink_message_info_t
;
166 #define _MAV_PAYLOAD(msg) ((const char *)(&((msg)->payload64[0])))
167 #define _MAV_PAYLOAD_NON_CONST(msg) ((char *)(&((msg)->payload64[0])))
169 // checksum is immediately after the payload bytes
170 #define mavlink_ck_a(msg) *((msg)->len + (uint8_t *)_MAV_PAYLOAD_NON_CONST(msg))
171 #define mavlink_ck_b(msg) *(((msg)->len+(uint16_t)1) + (uint8_t *)_MAV_PAYLOAD_NON_CONST(msg))
181 * applications can set MAVLINK_COMM_NUM_BUFFERS to the maximum number
182 * of buffers they will use. If more are used, then the result will be
185 #ifndef MAVLINK_COMM_NUM_BUFFERS
186 #if (defined linux) | (defined __linux) | (defined __MACH__) | (defined _WIN32)
187 # define MAVLINK_COMM_NUM_BUFFERS 16
189 # define MAVLINK_COMM_NUM_BUFFERS 4
194 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_UNINIT
=0,
195 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_IDLE
,
196 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_GOT_STX
,
197 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_GOT_SEQ
,
198 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_GOT_LENGTH
,
199 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_GOT_SYSID
,
200 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_GOT_COMPID
,
201 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_GOT_MSGID
,
202 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_GOT_PAYLOAD
,
203 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_GOT_CRC1
,
204 MAVLINK_PARSE_STATE_GOT_BAD_CRC1
205 } mavlink_parse_state_t
; ///< The state machine for the comm parser
208 MAVLINK_FRAMING_INCOMPLETE
=0,
209 MAVLINK_FRAMING_OK
=1,
210 MAVLINK_FRAMING_BAD_CRC
=2
213 typedef struct __mavlink_status
{
214 uint8_t msg_received
; ///< Number of received messages
215 uint8_t buffer_overrun
; ///< Number of buffer overruns
216 uint8_t parse_error
; ///< Number of parse errors
217 mavlink_parse_state_t parse_state
; ///< Parsing state machine
218 uint8_t packet_idx
; ///< Index in current packet
219 uint8_t current_rx_seq
; ///< Sequence number of last packet received
220 uint8_t current_tx_seq
; ///< Sequence number of last packet sent
221 uint16_t packet_rx_success_count
; ///< Received packets
222 uint16_t packet_rx_drop_count
; ///< Number of packet drops
225 #define MAVLINK_BIG_ENDIAN 0
226 #define MAVLINK_LITTLE_ENDIAN 1
228 #endif /* MAVLINK_TYPES_H_ */