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Yodai
Hi all.... I am trying to reduce the code of this function and I presume
there's a way to do it through a loop, buit I can't figure out how. This is
what I got: an embedded processor with a mini webserver running on it, Then
I have a function that substitutes dinamicaly some special codes that I've
spread through the webpage with information that is being written onto my
RAM memory by an external processor. So what I do is: I define the storage
positions:
#define R1DIA ((unsigned char*)0xC000)
#define R1TIPUS ((unsigned char*)0xC001)
#define R1ANY ((unsigned char*)0xC002)
#define R1MES ((unsigned char*)0xC003)
#define R1HORA ((unsigned char*)0xC004)
#define R1MIN ((unsigned char*)0xC005)
#define R1VALOR ((uint16_t*)0xC006)
#define R2DIA ((unsigned char*)0xC008)
#define R2TIPUS ((unsigned char*)0xC009)
#define R2ANY ((unsigned char*)0xC00A)
#define R2MES ((unsigned char*)0xC00B)
#define R2HORA ((unsigned char*)0xC00C)
#define R2MIN ((unsigned char*)0xC00D)
#define R2VALOR ((uint16_t*)0xC00E)
#define R3DIA ((unsigned char*)0xC010)
#define R3TIPUS ((unsigned char*)0xC011)
#define R3ANY ((unsigned char*)0xC012)
#define R3MES ((unsigned char*)0xC013)
#define R3HORA ((unsigned char*)0xC014)
#define R3MIN ((unsigned char*)0xC015)
#define R3VALOR ((uint16_t*)0xC016)
// Then I do all of the stuff my webserver needs and when a request is made
I jump to a loop something like this: (I've omited some of the code so it's
not so long, but you'll get the picture)
void InsertDynamicValues(void)
{
if (TCPTxDataCount < 4) return;
Key = TCP_TX_BUF;
for (i = 0; i < (TCPTxDataCount - 2); i++)
{
if (*Key == '¿') //every time I find a '¿' in my code I search for
next character
{
if (*(Key + 1) == '%')
{
switch (*(Key + 2))
{
case '?':
{
switch (*(Key + 3)) // So I have found the whole
string, no go for the last caractes and make a substitution
{
case 'a': // from what will be written
on the webpage, two of the vars have to go
//through a small
external calculation (Get_value) that will return a float
//number
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%02x/%02x/%02x
%02x:%02x %s%04.2f ", *R1DIA, *R1MES, *R1ANY, *R1HORA, *R1MIN, "(",
Get_value(*R1VALOR,*R1TIPUS));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 23);
break;
}
case 'b':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%02x/%02x/%02x
%02x:%02x %s%04.2f ", *R2DIA, *R2MES, *R2ANY, *R2HORA, *R2MIN, "(",
Get_value(*R2VALOR,*R2TIPUS));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 23);
break;
}
case 'c':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%02x/%02x/%02x
%02x:%02x %s%04.2f ", *R3DIA, *R3MES, *R3ANY, *R3HORA, *R3MIN, "(",
Get_value(*R3VALOR,*R3TIPUS));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 23);
break;
}
}
}
break;
} //and when all of my letters are done (from 'a' to 'Z') I
switch the preceeding character and go around again
case '%' :
{
switch (*(Key + 3))
{
case 'a':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%s",
Detect_type(*R1TIPUS,*R1VALOR));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 15);
break;
}
case 'b':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%s",
Detect_type(*R2TIPUS,*R2VALOR));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 15);
break;
}
case 'c':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%s",
Detect_type(*R3TIPUS,*R3VALOR));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 15);
break;
}
}
}
break;
}
}
}
Key++;
}
}
/* So far, so good. This works smoothly, but since I have to set 300
variables on the system now, the code has become extremely large, and I
think I could do it some other way. I'm going to try to outline it, but I'm
not sure I can do it... see if you guys can give me some guide lines as
where to go...*/
void InsertDynamicValues(void)
{
unsigned char *Key;
unsigned char NewKey[5];
unsigned int e;
unsigned char leter = a ;
*Dia = (unsigned char *)0xc000; //Inicialize pointers on the first
memory address where they will start
*Tipus = (unsigned char *)0xC001;
*Any = (unsigned char *)0xC002;
*Mes = (unsigned char *)0xC003;
*Hora = (unsigned char *)0xC004;
*Minut = (unsigned char *)0xC005;
*Valor = (unsigned int *)0xC006; // note that the last value is 2 words
length instead of one
if (TCPTxDataCount < 4) return;
Key = TCP_TX_BUF;
for (i = 0; i < (TCPTxDataCount - 2); i++)
{
if (*Key == '¿')
{
if (*(Key + 1) == '%')
{
switch (*(Key + 2))
{
case '?':
{
for (leter = a; leter < Z ; leter++)
{
if (*(Key + 3) == leter)
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%02x/%02x/%02x
%02x:%02x %s%04.2f ", *DIA, *MES, *ANY, *HORA, *MIN, "(",
Get_value(*VALOR,*TIPUS));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 23);
break;
}
else
{
leter = leter+1;
*DIA = *DIA +8;
*MES = *MES +8;
*ANY = *ANY +8;
*HORA = *HORA +8;
*MIN = *MIN +8;
*VALOR = *VALOR+ 8;
*TIPUS = *TIPUS+ 8;
if (LETRA >'Z') break;
}
Key++;
}
}
/*Now, I feel there are some big gaps that go beyond my level of C and I
really don't know if something like this should ever work, but, it seems
pretty logical to me, though at times finding the sintaxis to do what I want
to do it's a hard task.....
Thanks in advance
Yodai */
there's a way to do it through a loop, buit I can't figure out how. This is
what I got: an embedded processor with a mini webserver running on it, Then
I have a function that substitutes dinamicaly some special codes that I've
spread through the webpage with information that is being written onto my
RAM memory by an external processor. So what I do is: I define the storage
positions:
#define R1DIA ((unsigned char*)0xC000)
#define R1TIPUS ((unsigned char*)0xC001)
#define R1ANY ((unsigned char*)0xC002)
#define R1MES ((unsigned char*)0xC003)
#define R1HORA ((unsigned char*)0xC004)
#define R1MIN ((unsigned char*)0xC005)
#define R1VALOR ((uint16_t*)0xC006)
#define R2DIA ((unsigned char*)0xC008)
#define R2TIPUS ((unsigned char*)0xC009)
#define R2ANY ((unsigned char*)0xC00A)
#define R2MES ((unsigned char*)0xC00B)
#define R2HORA ((unsigned char*)0xC00C)
#define R2MIN ((unsigned char*)0xC00D)
#define R2VALOR ((uint16_t*)0xC00E)
#define R3DIA ((unsigned char*)0xC010)
#define R3TIPUS ((unsigned char*)0xC011)
#define R3ANY ((unsigned char*)0xC012)
#define R3MES ((unsigned char*)0xC013)
#define R3HORA ((unsigned char*)0xC014)
#define R3MIN ((unsigned char*)0xC015)
#define R3VALOR ((uint16_t*)0xC016)
// Then I do all of the stuff my webserver needs and when a request is made
I jump to a loop something like this: (I've omited some of the code so it's
not so long, but you'll get the picture)
void InsertDynamicValues(void)
{
if (TCPTxDataCount < 4) return;
Key = TCP_TX_BUF;
for (i = 0; i < (TCPTxDataCount - 2); i++)
{
if (*Key == '¿') //every time I find a '¿' in my code I search for
next character
{
if (*(Key + 1) == '%')
{
switch (*(Key + 2))
{
case '?':
{
switch (*(Key + 3)) // So I have found the whole
string, no go for the last caractes and make a substitution
{
case 'a': // from what will be written
on the webpage, two of the vars have to go
//through a small
external calculation (Get_value) that will return a float
//number
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%02x/%02x/%02x
%02x:%02x %s%04.2f ", *R1DIA, *R1MES, *R1ANY, *R1HORA, *R1MIN, "(",
Get_value(*R1VALOR,*R1TIPUS));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 23);
break;
}
case 'b':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%02x/%02x/%02x
%02x:%02x %s%04.2f ", *R2DIA, *R2MES, *R2ANY, *R2HORA, *R2MIN, "(",
Get_value(*R2VALOR,*R2TIPUS));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 23);
break;
}
case 'c':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%02x/%02x/%02x
%02x:%02x %s%04.2f ", *R3DIA, *R3MES, *R3ANY, *R3HORA, *R3MIN, "(",
Get_value(*R3VALOR,*R3TIPUS));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 23);
break;
}
}
}
break;
} //and when all of my letters are done (from 'a' to 'Z') I
switch the preceeding character and go around again
case '%' :
{
switch (*(Key + 3))
{
case 'a':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%s",
Detect_type(*R1TIPUS,*R1VALOR));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 15);
break;
}
case 'b':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%s",
Detect_type(*R2TIPUS,*R2VALOR));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 15);
break;
}
case 'c':
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%s",
Detect_type(*R3TIPUS,*R3VALOR));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 15);
break;
}
}
}
break;
}
}
}
Key++;
}
}
/* So far, so good. This works smoothly, but since I have to set 300
variables on the system now, the code has become extremely large, and I
think I could do it some other way. I'm going to try to outline it, but I'm
not sure I can do it... see if you guys can give me some guide lines as
where to go...*/
void InsertDynamicValues(void)
{
unsigned char *Key;
unsigned char NewKey[5];
unsigned int e;
unsigned char leter = a ;
*Dia = (unsigned char *)0xc000; //Inicialize pointers on the first
memory address where they will start
*Tipus = (unsigned char *)0xC001;
*Any = (unsigned char *)0xC002;
*Mes = (unsigned char *)0xC003;
*Hora = (unsigned char *)0xC004;
*Minut = (unsigned char *)0xC005;
*Valor = (unsigned int *)0xC006; // note that the last value is 2 words
length instead of one
if (TCPTxDataCount < 4) return;
Key = TCP_TX_BUF;
for (i = 0; i < (TCPTxDataCount - 2); i++)
{
if (*Key == '¿')
{
if (*(Key + 1) == '%')
{
switch (*(Key + 2))
{
case '?':
{
for (leter = a; leter < Z ; leter++)
{
if (*(Key + 3) == leter)
{
sprintf(NewKey, "%02x/%02x/%02x
%02x:%02x %s%04.2f ", *DIA, *MES, *ANY, *HORA, *MIN, "(",
Get_value(*VALOR,*TIPUS));
memcpy(Key, NewKey, 23);
break;
}
else
{
leter = leter+1;
*DIA = *DIA +8;
*MES = *MES +8;
*ANY = *ANY +8;
*HORA = *HORA +8;
*MIN = *MIN +8;
*VALOR = *VALOR+ 8;
*TIPUS = *TIPUS+ 8;
if (LETRA >'Z') break;
}
Key++;
}
}
/*Now, I feel there are some big gaps that go beyond my level of C and I
really don't know if something like this should ever work, but, it seems
pretty logical to me, though at times finding the sintaxis to do what I want
to do it's a hard task.....
Thanks in advance
Yodai */