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2    
3     \chapter{Introduction and Overview}
4    
5     \label{ciov0}
6    
7    
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12     \section{License}
13     \label{ciov0:slic0}
14    
15     TBD.
16    
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21     \section{Overview of \emph{\productbasenameshort{}}}
22     %Section tag: pov0
23     \label{ciov0:spov0}
24    
25     The \emph{\productbasenamelong{} Version \productversion{}}
26     (or more compactly,
27     \emph{\productbasenameshort{}-\productversion{}})
28     is an
29     open-source utility library for inexpensive 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit
30     microcontrollers and microprocessors.
31    
32     The functions provided in \emph{\productbasenameshort{}} fall into these categories
33     (with some classification ambiguity and overlap).
34    
35     \begin{itemize}
36     \item Arithmetic.
37     \item Bounded arithmetic.
38     \item Fixed-point arithmetic.
39     \item Large-operand and extended-precision arithmetic.
40     \item Block memory operations.
41     \item Bit-mapped set functions.
42     \item Searching.
43     \item Sorting.
44     \item Array manipulation.
45     \item Linear filters.
46     \item Non-linear filters.
47     \item Vertical counters.
48     \item Control system components.
49     \item CRC, checksums, and non-cryptographic hashes.
50     \item Cryptographic hashes.
51     \item Ciphers.
52     \item Miscellaneous functions.
53     \item Utility functions.
54     \item Speed-enhanced development tool replacement functions.
55     \end{itemize}
56    
57     \emph{\productbasenameshort{}-\productversion{}}
58     is packaged as two libraries, each with
59     a different purpose:
60    
61     \begin{itemize}
62     \item The \index{general library}``general library'' contains functions not normally provided
63     with development tools. The general library is described by
64     every chapter in this document except Chapter \ref{csef0}.
65     \item The \index{replacement library}``replacement library'' (not yet implemented
66     for any platform) contains
67     speed-enhanced replacements
68     for functions packaged with development tools, in those cases
69     where some optimization could be performed or where an alternate
70     and faster algorithm is known. The replacement library is covered by
71     Chapter \ref{csef0}. Functions in the replacement library
72     generally are designed to boost speed at the expense of program
73     memory and/or RAM\@. Use of the replacement library is optional.
74     The replacement library may not exist for all platforms.
75     \end{itemize}
76    
77    
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81     \section{Supported CPU Cores and CPU Core Variants}
82     %Section tag: lcv0
83     \label{ciov0:sscv0}
84    
85     The CPU core and the development tool chain are closely tied together in terms
86     of the usability of a library. A library compiled for a different CPU core
87     usually won't function, but a library compiled using a different set of
88     development tools may also not function (due to differences in object file formats,
89     differences in calling conventions, etc.). For this reason,
90     the CPU core and development tool chain are bundled together (see Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:01})
91     and sometimes referred to only as
92     ``CPU core''.
93    
94     \begin{table}
95     \caption{Supported CPU Cores and Development Tool Chains}
96     \label{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:01}
97     \begin{center}
98     \begin{tabular}{|c|l|l|l|}
99     \hline
100     Integer & CPU Core & Development & Remarks \\
101     Code & & Tool Chain & \\
102     \hline
103     \hline
104     1 & ST STM8 & Cosmic & ST Microelectronics STM8 with \\
105     & & & Cosmic Software development tools. \\
106     \hline
107     2 & Freescale CPU08 & Cosmic & Freescale CPU08 with \\
108     & & & Cosmic Software development tools. \\
109     \hline
110     \end{tabular}
111     \end{center}
112     \end{table}
113    
114     Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:01} lists the CPU cores and development
115     tool chain combinations supported by
116     \emph{\productbasenameshort{}-\productversion{}}\@. The
117     integer codes listed in Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:01}
118     is the code returned by the
119     \index{UcuMfLibVerCpuRxx()@\emph{UcuMfLibVerCpuRxx($\cdot$)}}\emph{UcuMfLibVerCpuRxx($\cdot$)}
120     function (\S{}\ref{cmsc0:slvc0}, p. \pageref{cmsc0:slvc0}).
121    
122     \begin{table}
123     \caption{CPU Core Variants for ST STM8 / Cosmic}
124     \label{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:02}
125     \begin{center}
126     \begin{tabular}{|c|l|}
127     \hline
128     Variant & Description \\
129     Integer & \\
130     Code & \\
131     \hline
132     \hline
133     1 & Base variant. \\
134     \hline
135     \end{tabular}
136     \end{center}
137     \end{table}
138    
139     Within the STM8/Cosmic CPU core / development tool combination,
140     Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:02} provides the CPU core variant codes.
141     (\emph{Note:}
142     at the present time, only functions for the STM8 using the Cosmic tool chain
143     are implemented.)
144    
145     \begin{table}
146     \caption{CPU Core Variants for Freescale CPU08 / Cosmic}
147     \label{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:03}
148     \begin{center}
149     \begin{tabular}{|c|l|}
150     \hline
151     Variant & Description \\
152     Integer & \\
153     Code & \\
154     \hline
155     \hline
156     1 & Base variant. \\
157     \hline
158     \end{tabular}
159     \end{center}
160     \end{table}
161    
162     Within the CPU08 / Cosmic CPU core / development tool combination,
163     Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:03} provides the CPU core variant codes.
164     (\emph{Note:} at the present time, no functions for the CPU08 are
165     implemented.)
166    
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171     \section{Library Conventions}
172     %Section tag: lcv0
173     \label{ciov0:slcv0}
174    
175    
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179     \subsection{Library Versioning}
180     %Section tag: lvn0
181     \label{ciov0:slcv0:slvn0}
182    
183     \index{versioning (library)}Version numbers of the library are of the
184     form \emph{j.m-} (example: \emph{2.5c}) where:
185    
186     \begin{itemize}
187     \item \emph{j} is the major version number, a non-negative integer.
188     This version number is returned by the
189     \index{UcuMfLibVerMajRxx()@\emph{UcuMfLibVerMajRxx($\cdot$)}}\emph{UcuMfLibVerMajRxx($\cdot$)}
190     function (\S{}\ref{cmsc0:slvf0}, p. \pageref{cmsc0:slvf0}).
191     \item \emph{m} is the minor version number, a non-negative integer.
192     This version number is returned by the
193     \index{UcuMfLibVerMinMicRxx()@\emph{UcuMfLibVerMinMicRxx($\cdot$)}}\emph{UcuMfLibVerMinMicRxx($\cdot$)}
194     function (\S{}\ref{cmsc0:slvm0}, p. \pageref{cmsc0:slvm0}).
195     \item \emph{-} is the micro version number, a non-negative integer. The micro version number
196     is represented as a letter in documentation (for example, the `c' in `2.5c').
197     This version number is returned by the
198     \index{UcuMfLibVerMinMicRxx()@\emph{UcuMfLibVerMinMicRxx($\cdot$)}}\emph{UcuMfLibVerMinMicRxx($\cdot$)}
199     function (\S{}\ref{cmsc0:slvm0}, p. \pageref{cmsc0:slvm0}) as an 8-bit integer.
200     When represented as an integer, the correspondence is that the letter `a' is represented by 0,
201     the letter `b' by 1, etc.
202     \end{itemize}
203    
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208     \subsection{Library Binary File Naming Conventions}
209     %Section tag: lpn0
210     \label{ciov0:slcv0:slpn0}
211    
212    
213     \index{naming conventions (library)}%
214     A typical binary library file name is ``\emph{libucu\_g\_2\_5c\_1\_1.sm8}''.
215     In order, the binary library file name contains the following components:
216    
217     \begin{itemize}
218     \item The characters \emph{libucu\_} (a constant string
219     to identify the library).
220     \item \emph{g\_} or \emph{r\_} to indicate whether the library
221     is the `general' or the `replacement' library.
222     \item The version number of the library followed by an underscore
223     (example: `\emph{2\_5c\_}').
224     \item The CPU core integer identifier, followed by an underscore. (This integer
225     is selected from Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:01}.)
226     \item The CPU core variant integer identifier. (This integer is selected from the table
227     of variants specific to the CPU core: for example, Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:02} or
228     Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:sscv0:03}.)
229     \item A period followed by a filename extension traditional for the
230     development tools and that CPU core and CPU core variant.
231     \end{itemize}
232    
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237     \subsection{Function Naming Conventions}
238     %Section tag: fnc0
239     \label{ciov0:slcv0:sfnc0}
240    
241     A typical function name within the general library is
242     `\emph{UcuLfU16FiltAFiltRxx}'. Function names within the general library
243     usually consist of the following components, with some components optional:
244    
245     \begin{itemize}
246     \item The character string `\emph{Ucu}'.
247     \item Two characters representing the function family (selected from
248     Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:slcv0:sfnc0:03}).
249     \item The fundamental data type on which the function operates and/or returns. (\emph{U16} means
250     a 16-bit unsigned integer, \emph{U16a} means an array of unsigned integers, etc.)
251     \item A name for the function, indicating what it does.
252     \item Qualifiers for the function. These may include input argument sizes, in the case that
253     there are variants of the function that accept different input argument sizes. These
254     may also include different levels of sophistication in handling invalid or sentinel
255     values of inputs.
256     \item The interrupt compatibility code (Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:slcv0:sfnc0:01}), capitalized.
257     \item The interrupt mask modification code (Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:slcv0:sfnc0:02}), in lower case.
258     \item The shared data modification code (Table \ref{tbl:ciov0:slcv0:sfnc0:02b}), in lower case.
259     \end{itemize}
260    
261     \begin{table}
262     \caption{Function Family Code}
263     \label{tbl:ciov0:slcv0:sfnc0:03}
264     \begin{center}
265     \begin{tabular}{|l|l|}
266     \hline
267     Function & Meaning \\
268     Family & \\
269     Code & \\
270     \hline
271     \hline
272     \texttt{At} & Arithmetic function (Chapter \ref{cafn0}). \\
273     \hline
274     \texttt{Ba} & Bounded arithmetic function (Chapter \ref{cbaf0}). \\
275     \hline
276     \texttt{Fp} & Fixed-Point arithmetic function (Chapter \ref{cfpa0}). \\
277     \hline
278     \texttt{Lo} & Large-operand/extended precision function (Chapter \ref{claf0}). \\
279     \hline
280     \texttt{Bm} & Block memory function (Chapter \ref{cbmf0}). \\
281     \hline
282     \texttt{Bt} & Bit-mapped set function (Chapter \ref{cbsf0}). \\
283     \hline
284     \texttt{Se} & Search function (Chapter \ref{csea0}). \\
285     \hline
286     \texttt{So} & Sort function (Chapter \ref{csol0}). \\
287     \hline
288     \texttt{Am} & Array manipulation function (Chapter \ref{cami0}). \\
289     \hline
290     \texttt{Lf} & Linear filter function (Chapter \ref{clfi0}). \\
291     \hline
292     \texttt{Nf} & Non-linear filter function (Chapter \ref{cnfi0}). \\
293     \hline
294     \texttt{Vc} & Vertical counter function (Chapter \ref{cvco0}). \\
295     \hline
296     \texttt{Cs} & Control system component function (Chapter \ref{ccso0}). \\
297     \hline
298     \texttt{Cc} & CRC/checksum/non-cryptographic hash function \\
299     & (Chapter \ref{ccrc0}). \\
300     \hline
301     \texttt{Ch} & Cryptographic hash function (Chapter \ref{ccrh0}). \\
302     \hline
303     \texttt{Ci} & Cipher function (Chapter \ref{ccip0}). \\
304     \hline
305     \texttt{Mi} & Miscellaneous function (Chapter \ref{cmsc0}). \\
306     \hline
307     \texttt{Ut} & Utility function (Chapter \ref{cnef0}). \\
308     \hline
309     \end{tabular}
310     \end{center}
311     \end{table}
312    
313     \begin{table}
314     \caption{Interrupt Compatibility Codes}
315     \label{tbl:ciov0:slcv0:sfnc0:01}
316     \begin{center}
317     \begin{tabular}{|l|l|}
318     \hline
319     Interrupt & Meaning \\
320     Compatibility & \\
321     Code & \\
322     \hline
323     \hline
324     \texttt{n} & \textbf{non-ISR Usage Only} \\
325     & The function may be called from non-interrupt service \\
326     & only, and may not be called from an interrupt service \\
327     & routine. \\
328     & \\
329     & (This code gives no information about whether the data \\
330     & operated on by a function may be shared with an \\
331     & ISR, and the function documentation must be consulted \\
332     & to determine this.) \\
333     \hline
334     \texttt{i} & \textbf{ISR Usage Only} \\
335     & The function may be called from interrupt service only, \\
336     & and may not be called from non-interrupt service. \\
337     \hline
338     \texttt{r} & \textbf{Re-Entrant} \\
339     & The function may be called from both non-interrupt service \\
340     & and interrupt service. \\
341     \hline
342     \end{tabular}
343     \end{center}
344     \end{table}
345    
346     \begin{table}
347     \caption{Interrupt Mask Modification Code}
348     \label{tbl:ciov0:slcv0:sfnc0:02}
349     \begin{center}
350     \begin{tabular}{|l|l|}
351     \hline
352     Interrupt & Meaning \\
353     Compatibility & \\
354     Code & \\
355     \hline
356     \hline
357     \texttt{x} & \textbf{Not Modified} \\
358     & The global interrupt mask is not modified. This often \\
359     & means that the function may be called with interrupts \\
360     & either disabled or enabled (consult the function \\
361     & documentation and \S{}\ref{ctbg0:sici0}). \\
362     \hline
363     \texttt{c} & \textbf{Classic Critical Sections} \\
364     & \emph{Classic} critical sections (DI/EI) are used. (See \\
365     & \S{}\ref{ctbg0:sici0}.) \\
366     \hline
367     \texttt{r} & \textbf{Restorative} \\
368     & The global interrupt mask is saved and restored. This \\
369     & often means that the function can be safely called with \\
370     & interrupts disabled or enabled and/or that the function \\
371     & may be part of a larger critical section that (at the \\
372     & very beginning and end) uses the classis DI/EI protocol. \\
373     & (Consult the function documentation and \S{}\ref{ctbg0:sici0}.) \\
374     \hline
375     \texttt{u} & \textbf{Universally Restorative} \\
376     & Either ``x'' or ``r'' applies, but the documentation can't \\
377     & commit because it may vary from processor to processor \\
378     & (depending on the processor's instruction set). This \\
379     & often means that the function can be safely called with \\
380     & interrupts disabled or enabled and/or that the function \\
381     & may be part of a larger critical section that (at the \\
382     & very beginning and end) uses the classis DI/EI protocol. \\
383     & (Consult the function documentation and \S{}\ref{ctbg0:sici0}.) \\
384     \hline
385     \end{tabular}
386     \end{center}
387     \end{table}
388    
389     \begin{table}
390     \caption{Shared Data Mutual Exclusion Code}
391     \label{tbl:ciov0:slcv0:sfnc0:02b}
392     \begin{center}
393     \begin{tabular}{|l|l|}
394     \hline
395     Interrupt & Meaning \\
396     Compatibility & \\
397     Code & \\
398     \hline
399     \hline
400     \texttt{n} & \textbf{No Protection} \\
401     & Accessed data is not protected against concurrent access \\
402     & by another thread. \\
403     \hline
404     \texttt{c} & \textbf{Component Protection} \\
405     & Individual array elements are protected, but the array \\
406     & as a whole is not. \\
407     \hline
408     \texttt{f} & \textbf{Full Protection} \\
409     & The full data structure is protected. \\
410     \hline
411     \texttt{x} & \textbf{Not Applicable} \\
412     & There is no shared data to protect. \\
413     \hline
414     \end{tabular}
415     \end{center}
416     \end{table}
417    
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423     \section{Library Revision History}
424     \label{ciov0:slrh0}
425    
426     \noindent\textbf{0.1e} (June 11, 2010)
427     \begin{itemize}
428     \item Addition of \emph{UcuMfCpuCcrSetRxx($\cdot$)} function.
429     \end{itemize}
430    
431     \noindent\textbf{0.1d} (May 18, 2010)
432     \begin{itemize}
433     \item Addition of \emph{UcuBaS8AbsBoundedRxx($\cdot$)} function.
434     \item Addition of \emph{UcuBaS16AbsBoundedRxx($\cdot$)} function.
435     \item Addition of \emph{UcuBaS16DiffBoundedRxx($\cdot$)} function.
436     \item Addition of \emph{UcuBtU32RotLeftNInPlaceRxx($\cdot$)} function.
437     \end{itemize}
438    
439     \noindent\textbf{0.1c} (March, 2010)
440     \begin{itemize}
441     \item Initial release.
442     \end{itemize}
443    
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