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But first, please read . solarpowerlog-0.24/PaxHeaders.22668/configure.ac0000644000175000017500000000013212047460227017666 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556695.270049793 30 atime=1352556695.302050321 30 ctime=1352556790.499563649 solarpowerlog-0.24/configure.ac0000644000175000017500000002434112047460227016610 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000dnl Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script. AC_INIT([solarpowerlog],[0.24],[tobi@coldtobi.de]) AC_PREREQ([2.68]) # use own directory for the autotools stuff AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR(config) AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR([m4]) LT_INIT CPPFLAGS="-Wall -Wextra" # we want this header to be created. AC_CONFIG_HEADERS(src/config.h) # TODO #AC_COPYRIGHT (copyright-notice ) AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE([1.9 tar-pax]) AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR([src/solarpowerlog.cpp]) # configure extlibs # commmented out, as currently dbixx is not used... #AC_CHECK_FILE([extlibs/dbixx/configure]) # #if test "x$ac_cv_file_extlibs_dbixx_configure" != "xno" ; then # AC_MSG_NOTICE([dbixx found and will be configured]) # AC_CONFIG_SUBDIRS([extlibs/dbixx]) #fi #AM_CONDITIONAL([MAKE_DBIXX],test "x$ac_cv_file_extlibs_dbixx_configure" != "xno") # ### options for some features that might not always be needed ### (for shrinking the footprint) ## option for disable logging (default: on) AC_ARG_ENABLE([logging], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-logging], [Disable logging facility. \ Error output is limited to stdout/err and not configureable.]) ] ) ## option for disable command-line options support ## as this pulls in a boost library AC_ARG_ENABLE([commandlineoptions], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-commandlineoptions], [Disable the ability to specify \ command-line options. Instead, the program will always use defaults \ (that is e.g reading solarpowerlog.conf from the current dir). Avoids using \ some external libraries.]) ] ) if test "x$enable_commandlineoptions" != "xno" ; then enable_commandlineoptions=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for commandlineoptions disabled as requested.]) enable_commandlineoptions=no fi ### option to disable some modules. Default is to compile everything. ## Inverters # Sputnik support. AC_ARG_ENABLE([sputnik], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-sputnik], [Do not support inverters by Sputnik engineering.]) ] ) if test "x$enable_sputnik" != "xno" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK], [1], [Sputnik inverter support]) enable_sputnik=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for Sputnik inverters disabled as requested.]) fi # Sputnik Simulator support. AC_ARG_ENABLE([sputniksimulator], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-sputniksimulator], [Simulates a Sputnik engineering inverter.]) ] ) if test "x$enable_sputniksimulator" != "xno" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR], [1], [Sputnik simulator]) enable_sputniksimulator=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for sputnik invertor simulation disabled as requested.]) enable_sputniksimulator=no fi # Dummy Inverter AC_ARG_ENABLE([dummyinverter], [AS_HELP_STRING([--enable-dummyinverter], [Build the dummy inverter (development example).]) ] ) if test "x$enable_dummyinverter" = "xyes" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_INV_DUMMY], [1], [Dummy inverter support]) enable_dummyinverter=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Dummy inverter support disabled (default).]) enable_dummyinverter=no fi ## Filters / Dumpers # CSV Writer AC_ARG_ENABLE([csvlogger], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-csvlogger], [Do not support logging to CSV files.]) ] ) if test "x$enable_csvlogger" != "xno" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_FILTER_CSVDUMP], [1], [CSV Writer Support]) enable_csvlogger=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for CSV Writer disabled as requested.]) fi # Dumb Dumper AC_ARG_ENABLE([dumbdumper], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-dumbdumper], [Do not support the "dumb dumper" logging filter.]) ] ) if test "x$enable_dumbdumper" != "xno" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_FILTER_DUMBDUMP], [1], [Dumb Dumper Support]) enable_dumbdumper=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for the Dumb Dumper disabled as requested.]) fi # CSV Writer AC_ARG_ENABLE([csvlogger], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-csvlogger], [Do not support logging to CSV files.]) ] ) if test "x$enable_csvlogger" != "xno" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_FILTER_CSVDUMP], [1], [CSV Writer Support]) enable_csvlogger=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for CSV Writer disabled as requested.]) fi # HTML Writer AC_ARG_ENABLE([htmlwriter], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-htmlwriter], [Do not support the html writer module for writing static HTML files.]) ] ) if test "x$enable_htmlwriter" != "xno" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_FILTER_HTMLWRITER], [1], [HTML Writer Support]) enable_htmlwriter=yes CTEMPLATE_LIB=-lctemplate CTEMPLATE_CFLAGS="-I ../extlibs" CTEMPLATE_DEPS=libctemplate.a else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for the HTMLWriter disabled as requested.]) fi ## Communication Methods # Boost::asio::tcpip connection AC_ARG_ENABLE([tcpcomms], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-tcpcomms], [Do not support TCP/IP connections to the inverter.]) ] ) if test "x$enable_tcpcomms" != "xno" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_COMMS_ASIOTCPIO], [1], [TCP/IP communication support]) enable_tcpcomms=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for TCP/IP Communications disabled as requested.]) fi # Boost::asio::serial_port connection AC_ARG_ENABLE([serialcomms], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-serialcomms], ["Do not support serial port -- like RS232 -- connections to the inverter."]) ] ) if test "x$enable_serialcomms" != "xno" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_COMMS_ASIOSERIAL], [1], [Serial port communication support]) enable_serialcomms=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for serial port communications disabled as requested.]) fi # Shared Connection provider AC_ARG_ENABLE([sharedcomms], [AS_HELP_STRING([--disable-sharedcomms], ["Support sharing a communication object between two or more inverters. (experimental)"]) ] ) if test "x$enable_sharedcomms" != "xno" ; then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION], [1], [Shared communication support]) enable_sharedcomms=yes else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Support for shared communications disabled as requested.]) enable_sharedcomms=no fi AC_SUBST(CTEMPLATE_LIB) AC_SUBST(CTEMPLATE_CFLAGS) AC_SUBST(CTEMPLATE_DEPS) ### Checks for programs. # C Compiler AC_PROG_CC # C++ Compiler AC_PROG_CXX AM_PROG_CC_C_O # pkg-config PKG_CHECK_EXISTS # We only use C++... AC_LANG(C++) ### Checks for header files. AC_CHECK_HEADER([w32api/wtypes.h], [AC_DEFINE([HAVE_WIN32_API], [1], [Windows API]) ]) if test "x$ac_cv_header_w32api_wtypes_h" = "xyes"; then AC_MSG_RESULT([WIN32 API detected. ]) WIN32_LIBS="-lws2_32" AC_SUBST(WIN32_LIBS) fi ### Checks for libraries. ## Check for libconfig. Always required. PKG_CHECK_MODULES(CONFIG, libconfig++ >= 1.3.1) ## Check for library liblog4cxx. Can be turned off with --disable-logging. if test "x$enable_logging" != "xno" ; then logging_dependencies_fullfilled="missing" PKG_CHECK_MODULES(LOG4CXX, liblog4cxx >= 0.10.0, , AC_MSG_RESULT([LibLog4CXX not found])) if test "x$LOG4CXX_PKG_ERRORS" != "x"; then logging_dependencies_fullfilled="missing liblog4cxx " fi # libapr / aprutils only for win32 build needed, dont ask me why if test "x$ac_cv_header_w32api_wtypes_h" = "xyes"; then PKG_CHECK_MODULES(APR, apr-1 > 1, , AC_MSG_RESULT([apache portable runtime apr library not found])) if test "x$APR_PKG_ERRORS" != "x"; then logging_dependencies_fullfilled="$logging_dependencies_fullfilled libapr " fi PKG_CHECK_MODULES(APRUTIL, apr-util-1 > 1, , AC_MSG_RESULT([apr utilities library not found])) if test "x$APRUTIL_PKG_ERRORS" != "x"; then logging_dependencies_fullfilled="$logging_dependencies_fullfilled libaprutil " fi fi if test "$logging_dependencies_fullfilled" != "missing" ; then AC_MSG_NOTICE([liblog4cxx: Dependecy problem(s): $logging_dependencies_fullfilled]) enable_logging="no (dependency problem(s): $logging_dependencies_fullfilled)" APR_LIBS="" APRUTIL_LIBS="" LOG4CXX_LIBS="" else AC_DEFINE([HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX], [1], [Logging Library]) enable_logging="yes" fi else AC_MSG_NOTICE([Logging disabled as requested.]) fi ## Check for Boost BOOST_REQUIRE([1.48]) # Add the option to statically link to the boost libraries BOOST_STATIC() #Check for ASIO (header only file) BOOST_ASIO() #Check for boost libraries BOOST_SYSTEM() BOOST_THREADS() #BOOST_DATE_TIME() if test "x$enable_commandlineoptions" = "xyes"; then BOOST_PROGRAM_OPTIONS if test "x$BOOST_PROGRAM_OPTIONS_LIBS" = "x"; then AC_MSG_NOTICE([boost::program_options library $BOOST_PROGRAM_OPTIONS_LIBS not found ]) enable_commandlineoptions="no (dependency problem)" else AC_DEFINE([HAVE_CMDLINEOPTS], [1], [Use Boost for parsing command line options.]) fi fi ### Checks for typedefs, structures, and compiler characteristics. AC_HEADER_STDBOOL AC_HEADER_TIME AC_HEADER_ASSERT AC_TYPE_SIZE_T ### Checks for library functions. #AC_CHECK_FUNCS([socket]) # Cygwin has no open_memstream, at least not in the current stable version. AC_CHECK_FUNC(open_memstream, AC_DEFINE(HAVE_OPEN_MEMSTREAM, 1, [1 if open_memstream is available])) # Lets check if we have a syslog here, as we want to prepare it if we run in background. AC_CHECK_FUNC(openlog, [have_openlog=yes], [have_openlog=no]) if test "$have_openlog" = "yes" ;then AC_DEFINE([HAVE_OPENLOG], [1], [Are the syslog-calls available on this system]) fi AC_PROG_INSTALL AC_CONFIG_FILES( [Makefile] [src/Makefile] ) AC_OUTPUT AC_MSG_NOTICE([]); AC_MSG_NOTICE([CONFIGURATION SUMMARY:]); ### Print summary AC_MSG_NOTICE([Logging support: ........................... $enable_logging]) if test "$have_openlog" = "no"; then AC_MSG_NOTICE([ No support for syslog detected]) fi AC_MSG_NOTICE([Commandline options: ....................... $enable_commandlineoptions]) AC_MSG_NOTICE([INVERTERS:]); AC_MSG_NOTICE([Sputnik inverter support: .................. $enable_sputnik]) AC_MSG_NOTICE([Sputnik simulator: ......................... $enable_sputniksimulator]) AC_MSG_NOTICE([Dummy inverter: ............................ $enable_dummyinverter]) AC_MSG_NOTICE([COMMUNICATIONS:]); AC_MSG_NOTICE([TCP/IP: .................................... $enable_tcpcomms]) AC_MSG_NOTICE([Serial Ports: .............................. $enable_serialcomms]) AC_MSG_NOTICE([Shared Communication: ...................... $enable_sharedcomms]) AC_MSG_NOTICE([FILTERS AND LOGGERS:]); AC_MSG_NOTICE([CSV logger support: ........................ $enable_csvlogger]) AC_MSG_NOTICE([Dumb Dumper support: ....................... $enable_dumbdumper]) AC_MSG_NOTICE([HTML Writer support: ....................... $enable_htmlwriter]) solarpowerlog-0.24/PaxHeaders.22668/src0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367016117 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.695582669 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.695582669 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367015112 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/Connections0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367020401 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.515579798 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.515579798 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367017374 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045204533024025 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351944539.17243259 30 atime=1352553984.023157262 30 ctime=1352556791.143573876 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp0000644000175000017500000006373512045204533022762 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CConnectionTCPAsio.cpp * * Created on: May 21, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOTCPIO #define DEBUG_TCPASIO #include "interfaces/IConnect.h" #include "Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h" #include #include #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include "interfaces/CMutexHelper.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include using namespace boost::posix_time; using namespace std; using namespace boost::asio; using namespace boost; using namespace libconfig; struct asyncASIOCompletionHandler { asyncASIOCompletionHandler( size_t *b, boost::system::error_code *ec ) : bytes(b), ec(ec) { } void operator()( const boost::system::error_code& e, std::size_t bytes_transferred ) { *bytes = bytes_transferred; *ec = e; } void operator() (const boost::system::error_code& e) { *ec = e; } private: // note, we need pointer as boost seems to make a copy of our handler... size_t *bytes; boost::system::error_code *ec; }; /** Helping function for timeout and receive, will be called by boost::asio. * this handler just will set the int store with the value value. */ static void boosthelper_set_result( int* store, int value ) { if (store) *store = value; } CConnectTCPAsio::CConnectTCPAsio( const string &configurationname ) : IConnect(configurationname) { // Generate our own asio ioservice // TODO check if one central would do that too... configured_as_server = false; _connected = false; ioservice = new io_service; sockt = new ip::tcp::socket(*ioservice); sem_init(&cmdsemaphore, 0, 0); } CConnectTCPAsio::~CConnectTCPAsio() { // Try a clean shutdown mutex.lock(); cmds.clear(); ioservice->stop(); if (_connected) { boost::system::error_code ec; sockt->cancel(ec); sockt->close(ec); } mutex.unlock(); if (sockt) delete sockt; if (ioservice) delete ioservice; } // ASYNCED!! void CConnectTCPAsio::Connect( ICommand *callback ) { assert(callback); CAsyncCommand *co = new CAsyncCommand(CAsyncCommand::CONNECT, callback); PushWork(co); } /* Disconnect * * The disconnection is done by the async task. * * (If to be done synchronous, it is also dispatched to the worker thread and * directly waited for completion.) * */ void CConnectTCPAsio::Disconnect( ICommand *callback ) { // note: internally we still use the sync interface in the destructor! // to ensure that the port is closed when we tear down everything. assert(callback); CAsyncCommand *co = new CAsyncCommand(CAsyncCommand::DISCONNECT, callback); PushWork(co); } void CConnectTCPAsio::Send( ICommand *callback) { assert(callback); CAsyncCommand *commando = new CAsyncCommand(CAsyncCommand::SEND, callback); PushWork(commando); } /* Receive bytes from the stream -- asynced. * * As with all other methods, will be done by the worker thread */ void CConnectTCPAsio::Receive( ICommand *callback ) { // RECEIVE async Command: // auxdata: pointer to std::string, where to place received data assert(callback); CAsyncCommand *commando = new CAsyncCommand(CAsyncCommand::RECEIVE, callback); PushWork(commando); } void CConnectTCPAsio::Accept(ICommand *callback) { assert(callback); // does not support sync operation! CAsyncCommand *commando = new CAsyncCommand(CAsyncCommand::ACCEPT, callback); PushWork(commando); } bool CConnectTCPAsio::IsConnected( void ) { return _connected; // old code -- needs https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/7392 fixed. mutex.lock(); bool ret = sockt->is_open(); mutex.unlock(); return ret; } bool CConnectTCPAsio::CheckConfig( void ) { string setting; bool fail = false; CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); if (cfghelper.GetConfig("tcpmode",setting)) { if (setting == "server") { fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("tcpadr", libconfig::Setting::TypeString,true); fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("tcpport", libconfig::Setting::TypeInt); if (!fail) this->configured_as_server = true; } } if (!configured_as_server) { fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("tcpadr", libconfig::Setting::TypeString); fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("tcpport", libconfig::Setting::TypeString); fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("tcptimeout", libconfig::Setting::TypeInt, true); if (cfghelper.CheckConfig("tcptimeout", libconfig::Setting::TypeInt, true,false)) { LOGWARN(logger,"Tcptimeout configuration parameter has changed and might not work anymore! It will be removed soon."); LOGWARN(logger,"Timeouts are now configured in the inverter class, see documentation."); } } if (!fail) { StartWorkerThread(); return true; } return false; } void CConnectTCPAsio::_main( void ) { LOGTRACE(logger, "Starting helper thread"); std::auto_ptr work(new boost::asio::io_service::work(*ioservice)); while (!IsTermRequested()) { int syscallret; LOGTRACE(logger, "Waiting for work"); syscallret = sem_wait(&cmdsemaphore); if (syscallret == 0) { // semaphore had work for us. process it. // safety check: really some work? mutex.lock(); if (!cmds.empty()) { bool delete_cmd; CAsyncCommand *donow = cmds.front(); cmds.pop_front(); // cache info if to delete the object later, // as later it might be already gone. delete_cmd = donow->IsAsynchronous(); // reset the ioservice for the next commmand. // (must be done during holding the mutex to avoid a race // with the AbortAll() call. // if the ioservice has been stopped (e.g abortall call) // reset it and spawn a new boost::asio::io_service::work if the ioservice has been stopped. if(ioservice->stopped()) { work.reset(new boost::asio::io_service::work(*ioservice)); LOGDEBUG(logger,"ioservice stopped"); ioservice->reset(); } mutex.unlock(); switch (donow->c) { case CAsyncCommand::CONNECT: HandleConnect(donow); // check if we have to delete the object // or -- in case of sync operation -- // the caller will do that for us. // the "sign" is, that donow->callback is non NULL // (as the object can be already gone, if // the sync command had already deleted it) if (delete_cmd) { delete donow; } break; case CAsyncCommand::DISCONNECT: HandleDisconnect(donow); if (delete_cmd) { delete donow; } break; case CAsyncCommand::RECEIVE: HandleReceive(donow); if (delete_cmd) { delete donow; } break; case CAsyncCommand::SEND: HandleSend(donow); if (delete_cmd) { delete donow; } break; case CAsyncCommand::ACCEPT: HandleAccept(donow); if (delete_cmd) { delete donow; } break; default: LOGFATAL(logger, "Unknown command received."); abort(); break; } } else { mutex.unlock(); } } } IConnect::_main(); } bool CConnectTCPAsio::PushWork( CAsyncCommand *cmd ) { mutex.lock(); cmds.push_back(cmd); mutex.unlock(); sem_post(&cmdsemaphore); workerthread.interrupt(); return true; } void CConnectTCPAsio::HandleConnect( CAsyncCommand *cmd ) { //LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " handling " << cmd << "with ICmd " << cmd->callback ); string strhost, port; volatile int result_timer = 0; boost::system::error_code handlerec; struct asyncASIOCompletionHandler connect_handler(NULL, &handlerec); // if connected, ignore the commmand, pretend success. if (IsConnected()) { LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " Already connected"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return ; } // fail, if we are configured for inbound connections. if (configured_as_server) { LOGTRACE(logger,"Configured as server!"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO,-EPERM); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("TCP/IP Comms configured as server. Cannot use connect method!")); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return ; } CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); unsigned long timeout = -1; try { timeout = boost::any_cast( cmd->callback->findData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT)); } catch (std::invalid_argument &e) { cfghelper.GetConfig("tcptimeout", timeout, TCP_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Depreciated fallback to tcptimeout"); } catch (boost::bad_any_cast &e) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "BUG: Handling Connect: Bad cast for " << ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT); timeout = TCP_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT; } cfghelper.GetConfig("tcpadr", strhost); cfghelper.GetConfig("tcpport", port); boost::system::error_code ec; ip::tcp::resolver resolver(*ioservice); ip::tcp::resolver::query query(strhost.c_str(), port); // returns on error a default constructed iterator ... ip::tcp::resolver::iterator iter = resolver.resolve(query, ec); ip::tcp::resolver::iterator end; // ... which is a "End marker" itself. boost::asio::deadline_timer timer(*ioservice); boost::posix_time::time_duration td = boost::posix_time::millisec(timeout); timer.expires_from_now(td); timer.async_wait( boost::bind(&boosthelper_set_result, (int*) &result_timer, 1)); while (iter != end) { ip::tcp::endpoint endpoint = *iter++; LOGDEBUG(logger, "Connecting to " << endpoint); handlerec.clear(); sockt->async_connect(endpoint, connect_handler); size_t num = ioservice->run_one(ec); if (num == 0) { LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << "WTF: no service run!!!"); } if (result_timer) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Connection timeout"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ETIMEDOUT); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("Connection timeout")); cmd->HandleCompletion(); sockt->cancel(ec); ioservice->poll(); return; } if (ioservice->stopped()) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Connection canceled"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ECANCELED); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("Connection aborted")); cmd->HandleCompletion(); ioservice->poll(); return; } // not timer, so it must be the connect that returned. if (handlerec.value() == 0) { break; } } timer.cancel(ec); ioservice->poll(ec); if (handlerec) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ECONNREFUSED); if (!handlerec.message().empty()) cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, ec.message()); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } LOGDEBUG(logger, "Connected to " << strhost); _connected = true; cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } void CConnectTCPAsio::HandleDisconnect( CAsyncCommand *cmd ) { // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " handling " << cmd << "with ICmd " << cmd->callback ); boost::system::error_code ec, ec2; std::string message; int error = 0; if (!IsConnected()) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return ; } // according boost:asio documentation, one should call shutdown before // close // (http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_36_0/doc/html/boost_asio/reference/basic_stream_socket/close/overload2.html) sockt->shutdown(boost::asio::ip::tcp::socket::shutdown_both, ec); sockt->close(ec2); if (ec) { error = -EIO; message = ec.message(); } if (ec2) { error = -EIO; if (!message.empty()) message = message + " "; message = message + ec2.message(); } _connected = false; cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, error); if (!message.empty()) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, ec.message()); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); return ; } /** Handle Receive -- asynchronous read from the asio socket with timeout. * * Strategy: * -- get timeout config from caller or configuration (depreciated) * -- spawn timer with timeout setting in background * -- run timer in background (async) * -- setup async read operation of one byte (to detect incoming communication) * -- check if we got a byte or timeout * -- if got the byte, try to read all available bytes (ASIO tells us how many * are pending) * -- if got the timer, cancel socket read and return error. */ void CConnectTCPAsio::HandleReceive( CAsyncCommand *cmd ) { // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " handling " << cmd << "with ICmd " << cmd->callback ); boost::system::error_code ec; boost::system::error_code read_handlerec; volatile int result_timer = 0; size_t read_bytes = 0; long timeout = 0; char buf[2]; struct asyncASIOCompletionHandler read_handler(&read_bytes, &read_handlerec); // when running out of work. // on deletion of this object the ioserver might get stopped, if not // externally AbortAll has been called. // timeout setup try { timeout = boost::any_cast( cmd->callback->findData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT)); } catch (std::invalid_argument &e) { CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); cfghelper.GetConfig("tcptimeout", timeout, TCP_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Depreciated fallback to tcptimeout"); } catch (boost::bad_any_cast &e) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unexpected exception in HandleReceive: Bad cast " << e.what()); timeout = TCP_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT; } deadline_timer timer(*(this->ioservice)); boost::posix_time::time_duration td = boost::posix_time::millisec(timeout); timer.expires_from_now(td); timer.async_wait( boost::bind(&boosthelper_set_result, (int*) &result_timer, 1)); // socket preparation // async_read: boost:asio seems not to allow auto-buffers, // so we will just read one byte and when this is available, we'll // check for if there are some others left // seen when connecting to localhost: ioservice returns, with ec = eof, // but still connected. So if retry to async_read_some as long as timeout // not expired. (but we will limit to a few times in case of a real eof and // a long timeout) size_t num = 0; int maxsleep = 5; // we limit the hack to 5 times. do { bool sleep = false; if (!sleep) { boost::posix_time::time_duration td2 = boost::posix_time::millisec( 25); deadline_timer timer(*ioservice, td2); try { timer.wait(); maxsleep--; } catch (...) { } } sleep = true; sockt->async_read_some(boost::asio::buffer(&buf, 1), read_handler); num = ioservice->run_one(ec); } while (maxsleep != 0 && !result_timer && 0 == read_bytes); // ioservice error or timeout if (num == 0 || result_timer) { if (result_timer) { LOGTRACE(logger, "Read timeout"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("Read timeout")); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ETIMEDOUT); } else if (ioservice->stopped()){ LOGTRACE(logger, "ioservice stopped (1)"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("Aborted 1")); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ECANCELED); } else { LOGTRACE(logger, "IO Service error: " << ec.message()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("IO-service error " + ec.message())); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); timer.cancel(ec); sockt->cancel(ec); ioservice->poll(ec); return; } timer.cancel(); ioservice->poll(ec); if (read_handlerec || ioservice->stopped()) { if (read_handlerec != boost::asio::error::eof) { LOGDEBUG(logger,"Async read failed with ec=" << read_handlerec << " msg="<< read_handlerec.message()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, read_handlerec.message()); } else if (ioservice->stopped()){ cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("Aborted 2")); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ECANCELED); LOGTRACE(logger, "ioservice stopped (2)"); } else { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ENOTCONN); LOGTRACE(logger, "Received eof on socket read"); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); // ioservice->poll(ec); return ; } if (1 != read_bytes) { LOGDEBUG(logger,"Received " << read_bytes << " but expected only 1 byte"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); cmd->HandleCompletion(); // ioservice->poll(ec); return ; } size_t avail = sockt->available(); size_t tmp; size_t numrecvd = 1; std::string receivestr; LOGTRACE(logger, "There are " << avail << " bytes ready to read"); char recved[avail + 2]; recved[0] = buf[0]; while (avail > 0) { tmp = sockt->read_some(asio::buffer(&recved[numrecvd], avail), ec); if (ioservice->stopped()) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("Aborted 3")); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ECANCELED); LOGTRACE(logger, "ioservice stopped. (3)"); cmd->HandleCompletion(); // ioservice->poll(ec); return; } avail -= tmp; numrecvd += tmp; // check if error occured. if (ec) { int error; switch (ec.value()) { case boost::asio::error::eof: error = -ENOTCONN; break; default: error = -EIO; break; } // give everything we got before the error. receivestr.assign(recved, numrecvd); cmd->callback->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING, receivestr); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, ec.message()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, error); cmd->HandleCompletion(); // ioservice->poll(ec); return ; } } receivestr.assign(recved, numrecvd); cmd->callback->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING, receivestr); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); //ioservice->poll(ec); return ; } /** handles async sending */ void CConnectTCPAsio::HandleSend( CAsyncCommand *cmd ) { // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": now handling: " << cmd->callback); std::string s; boost::system::error_code ec; boost::system::error_code write_handlerec; volatile int result_timer = 0; size_t wrote_bytes = 0; unsigned long timeout; struct asyncASIOCompletionHandler write_handler(&wrote_bytes, &write_handlerec); try { s = boost::any_cast(cmd->callback->findData(ICONN_TOKEN_SEND_STRING)); } #ifdef DEBUG_TCPASIO catch (std::invalid_argument &e) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "BUG: required " << ICONN_TOKEN_SEND_STRING << " argument not set"); } catch (boost::bad_any_cast &e) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unexpected exception in HandleSend: Bad cast " << e.what()); } #else catch (...); #endif try { timeout = boost::any_cast(cmd->callback->findData( ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT)); } #ifdef DEBUG_TCPASIO catch (std::invalid_argument &e) { CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); cfghelper.GetConfig("tcptimeout", timeout, 3000UL); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Depreciated fallback to tcptimeout"); } catch (boost::bad_any_cast &e) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unexpected exception in HandleSend: Bad cast " << e.what()); timeout = TCP_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT; } #else catch (...) { CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); cfghelper.GetConfig("tcptimeout", timeout, 3000UL); } #endif // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 1"); deadline_timer timer(*(this->ioservice)); boost::posix_time::time_duration td = boost::posix_time::millisec(timeout); timer.expires_from_now(td); timer.async_wait(boost::bind(&boosthelper_set_result, (int*) &result_timer, 1)); // socket preparation // async_write the whole std::string boost::asio::async_write(*sockt, boost::asio::buffer(s), write_handler); // run one of the scheduled services size_t num = ioservice->run_one(ec); // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 2"); // ioservice error or timeout if (num == 0 || result_timer) { // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 2a"); timer.cancel(ec); sockt->cancel(ec); // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 2b"); LOGTRACE(logger,"Async write timeout"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ETIMEDOUT); //// LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 2c"); cmd->HandleCompletion(); ioservice->poll(); // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 2d"); return ; } // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 2e"); // cancel the timer, and catch the completion handler timer.cancel(); // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 2f"); ioservice->poll(); // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 3"); LOGTRACE(logger,"Sent " << wrote_bytes << " Bytes"); if (write_handlerec) { if (write_handlerec != boost::asio::error::eof) { LOGDEBUG(logger,"Async write failed with ec=" << write_handlerec << " msg="<< write_handlerec.message()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, write_handlerec.message()); } else { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ENOTCONN); LOGTRACE(logger, "Received eof on socket write"); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); return ; } // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 4 " << (void*) &s); if (s.length() != wrote_bytes) { // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 5 "); LOGDEBUG(logger,"Sent " << wrote_bytes << " but expected "<< s.length() ); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return ; } // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": still alive 6 " << (void*) &s); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return ; } bool CConnectTCPAsio::AbortAll(void) { // obtain mutex mutex.lock(); LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " Aborting " << cmds.size() << " backlog entries"); // abort all pending commands. std::list::iterator it = cmds.begin(); for (it = cmds.begin(); it != cmds.end(); it++) { CAsyncCommand *c = *it; c->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ECANCELED); c->HandleCompletion(); } // stop any run ioservices. ioservice->stop(); mutex.unlock(); LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " Done"); return true; } // Server mode. Listen to incoming connections. void CConnectTCPAsio::HandleAccept(CAsyncCommand *cmd) { //LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " handling " << cmd << "with ICmd " << cmd->callback ); int port; std::string ipadr; // Do not accept if already connected. // Pretend success in this case. if (IsConnected()) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } // Fail if this is not configured as a server. if (!configured_as_server) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO,-EPERM); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); cfghelper.GetConfig("tcpadr", ipadr,std::string("any")); cfghelper.GetConfig("tcpport", port); boost::scoped_ptr endpoint; if (ipadr == "any") { endpoint.reset(new ip::tcp::endpoint(ip::tcp::v4(),port)); } else if ( ipadr == "any_v6") { endpoint.reset(new ip::tcp::endpoint(ip::tcp::v6(),port)); } else { ip::address adr = ip::address::from_string(ipadr); endpoint.reset(new ip::tcp::endpoint(adr,port)); } boost::system::error_code ec; LOGDEBUG(logger,"Waiting for inbound connection on " << ipadr << ":" << port); try { ip::tcp::acceptor acceptor(*ioservice, *endpoint); acceptor.listen(); acceptor.accept(*sockt, ec); } catch (boost::system::system_error &e) { std::string errmsg = e.what(); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Boost: exception received while accepting: " << errmsg); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO,(long)-EIO); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, errmsg); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } if (ec) { int eval = -ec.value(); if (!eval) { eval = -EIO; } cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, eval); if (!ec.message().empty()) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, ec.message()); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); LOGDEBUG( logger, "Connection failed. Error " << eval << "(" << ec.message() << ")"); return; } LOGTRACE(logger, "Connected."); _connected = true; cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } #endif /* HAVE_COMMS_ASIOTCPIO */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/CAsyncCommand.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126023276 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.486090372 30 atime=1352553984.463164404 30 ctime=1352556791.475579154 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.h0000644000175000017500000000572012045047126022220 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CAsyncCommand.h * * Created on: Dec 14, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CASYNCCOMMAND_H_ #define CASYNCCOMMAND_H_ #include #include "patterns/ICommand.h" class CAsyncCommand { public: enum Commando { DISCONNECT, /// Tear down a connection CONNECT, /// Connect SEND, /// Send data RECEIVE, /// Try to receive data ACCEPT /// "Server-Mode" for inbound connections. }; /** Constructor which create the object * * \param c Commando to be used * \param callback ICommand used as callback. Might be NULL. In this case the semaphore mechanism is used. * \param sem Semaphore. If callback is NULL, for the completion handling this semaphore is used. * The caller just waits for the semaphore (sem_wait) and the program will wait for the completion of the * async command. * */ CAsyncCommand( enum Commando c, ICommand *callback, sem_t *sem = NULL ); /** Destructor */ ~CAsyncCommand(); /** Setter for "late setting" the to-be used semaphore. */ inline void SetSemaphore( sem_t *sem ) { this->sem = sem; } /** Handle this jobs completion by notifying the sender * */ void HandleCompletion( void ); /** Is the asyncCommnd really async, or was it only pretended? * * As syncronous operations are also dispatched asynchronous, * but we need a ICommand-object for this, we need the information * if it is sync or not to decide when to delete the object. * */ inline bool IsAsynchronous() { return !private_icommand; } enum Commando c; ///< what to do /** callback for completion handling * In this ICommand, the comand data is stored, results and data... * This ICommand is privately created, if private_icommand is true, * and will not be executed if so, but can be still be used for * storage */ ICommand *callback; private: sem_t *sem; ///< if not-null, use this semaphore to notify completion. /// \note: it is context specific to check if it worked out or not. /// The semaphore is intended to be used for the "synchronous fallback" bool private_icommand; }; #endif /* CASYNCCOMMAND_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/factories0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367022360 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.511579728 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.511579728 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/factories/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367021353 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/factories/PaxHeaders.22668/IConnectFactory.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126025630 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.486090372 30 atime=1352553984.527165449 30 ctime=1352556791.511579728 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h0000644000175000017500000000352012045047126024546 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IConnectFactory.h * * \date Created on: May 16, 2009 * \author: Tobias Frost (coldtobi) */ #ifndef CONNECTIONFACTORY_H_ #define CONNECTIONFACTORY_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h" using namespace std; /** Factory for IConnection-Classes * *\ingroup factories */ class IConnectFactory { public: /** Factory for generation of connection methods. * Give it the configurationpath, and out of the config, it will * generate the right class. * * If the class is not known, it will return a dummy connection class. * So you can also create inverters or derived classes without commms. * * \parameter configurationpath Where to extract the type of the * requested comms? * */ static IConnect* Factory( const string &configurationpath ); protected: IConnectFactory() {}; public: virtual ~IConnectFactory() {}; }; #endif /* CONNECTIONFACTORY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/factories/PaxHeaders.22668/IConnectFactory.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126026162 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.486090372 30 atime=1352553983.987156679 29 ctime=1352556791.13557376 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp0000644000175000017500000000457712045047126025116 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IConnectFactory.cpp * * \date Created on: May 16, 2009 * \author: Tobias Frost (coldtobi) */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h" #include "Connections/CConnectDummy.h" #include #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOTCPIO #include "Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOSERIAL #include "Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION #include "Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.h" #endif using namespace std; /** Facortry for generation of connection methods. * Give it the configurationpath, and out of the config, it will * generate the right class. * * If the class is not known, it will return a dummy connection class. * So you can also create inverters or derived classes without commms. */ IConnect * IConnectFactory::Factory( const string &configurationpath ) { string type = ""; CConfigHelper cfghelper(configurationpath); cfghelper.GetConfig("comms",type); #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOTCPIO if (type == "TCP/IP") { return new CConnectTCPAsio(configurationpath); } #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOSERIAL if (type == "RS2xx") { return new CConnectSerialAsio(configurationpath); } #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION if (type == "SharedConnection") { return new CSharedConnection(configurationpath); } #endif return new CConnectDummy(configurationpath); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/CConnectDummy.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013111765156322023670 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.226116854 29 atime=1352553983.93115578 30 ctime=1352556791.099573186 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/CConnectDummy.cpp0000644000175000017500000000262611765156322022615 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CConnectDummy.cpp * * Created on: May 22, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #include "CConnectDummy.h" #include #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif using namespace std; CConnectDummy::CConnectDummy(const string &configurationname) : IConnect(configurationname) { } CConnectDummy::~CConnectDummy() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } bool CConnectDummy::CheckConfig(void) { LOGERROR(this->logger, "Unknown communication method:. Please check your comms= setting."); return false; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/interfaces0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367022524 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.391577823 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.391577823 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/interfaces/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367021517 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/IConnect.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126024776 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.49009044 30 atime=1352553983.823154019 30 ctime=1352556791.019571911 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.cpp0000644000175000017500000000430712045047126023721 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IConnect.cpp * * Created on: May 16, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "IConnect.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" using namespace std; IConnect::IConnect(const string& configurationname) { ConfigurationPath = configurationname; _thread_is_running = false; _thread_term_request = false; } void IConnect::SetupLogger(const string &parentlogger, const string & spec) { logger.Setup(parentlogger, spec); } IConnect::~IConnect() { mutex.lock(); if (_thread_is_running) { _thread_term_request = true; workerthread.interrupt(); mutex.unlock(); workerthread.join(); } else { mutex.unlock(); } } void IConnect::StartWorkerThread(void) { mutex.lock(); if (!_thread_is_running) { workerthread = boost::thread(boost::bind(&IConnect::_main, this)); _thread_is_running = true; } mutex.unlock(); } bool IConnect::IsTermRequested(void) { mutex.lock(); bool ret = _thread_term_request; mutex.unlock(); return ret; } void IConnect::Noop(ICommand* cmd) { // Standard noop is just to schedule this work with no error set. cmd->addData(ICMD_ERRNO,(int)0); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); } bool IConnect::IsThreadRunning(void) { mutex.lock(); bool ret = _thread_is_running; mutex.unlock(); return ret; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/IConnect.h0000644000175000017500000000013012045047126024442 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.49009044 30 atime=1352553984.367162839 29 ctime=1352556791.39557789 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h0000644000175000017500000002276112045047126023372 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IConnect.h * * Created on: May 16, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef ICONNECT_H_ #define ICONNECT_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #include #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include using namespace std; // USED ICOMMAND TOKENS /// Receive-result of the Transaction (std::string) /// might be not present in case of error. #define ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING "ICON_RECEIVE_STRING" /// (private token) Send this string over the connection /// This is used to communicate to the worker thread what it should send. #define ICONN_TOKEN_SEND_STRING "ICON_SEND_STRING" /// Timeout modifier -- with this optional parameter the timeout parameter /// can be overridden from the config for the current operation. /// This allows fine-grade timeouts for any operation /// Note: If not specified, the implementation will /// either use a default value /// or retrieve a configuration value. /// unit is ms. #define ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT "ICON_TIMEOUT" /** SharedComms Request Atomic-Block * * An Atomic Comms block is a series of commands for communication that must * not be interrupted by other communications. * * This is used for SharedComms. * * Use the defines below to request and cease request atomic comms. * (You need to request in any of the comms steps, and the last one in the * atomic block needs to cease the request.) * * datatype needs to be bool. * */ #define ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS "ICON_ATOMIC_COMMS" /** request the comms to be atomic */ #define ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS_REQUEST ((bool)true) /** after this request the comms atomic block is ended. */ #define ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS_CEASE ((bool)false) /** Interface for all communication classes * * This Interface is the API for all concrete communication methods. * The class is abstract, so it cannot be instantiated by itself. * * Anyway, it is intended, that the class is only created by the IConnectFactory. * * Asynchronous operations * * The commands are dispatched using the ICommand interface. In the ICommand * objects the data is placed, identification is possible using the token * * The result is placed into the ICommand-data, also using the token system. * * For example, result codes are placed in the token "ICMD_ERRNO" with the data * as "integer", using the "errno" conventions: * Negative numbers indicates an error. * Please see the documentation of the methods for expected error codes. * (Storage is done with the boost::any classes, see the ICommand interface) * * ICommand ownership * As usual, ICommands that are submitted to this class, will be owned by this class. * So do not delete them, as they will be automatically deleted by the WorkScheduler. * * \note If async operations would be overkill, because the result is * immediately known, one can also implement the async commands synchronously, * as long as it uses the ICommand for notification of the result. * * This can be done by directly setting the result in the provided ICommand and * call Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(ICommand) afterward. * CConnectDummy does this in its Dispatch_Error() routine. */ class IConnect { public: /// Constructor. /// /// The constructor gets the configuration path to be used to extract /// its configuration. /// IConnect(const string &configurationname); /// Setup the Logger. virtual void SetupLogger(const string& parentlogger, const string &spec = "Comms"); virtual ~IConnect(); /** Connects to the target, establish communication link. * * The target and the settings are retrieved out of the configuration. * * Connect asynchronous and use the ICommand to tell the result in ICMD_ERRNO * * \note If asynchronous operations would be overkill, because the result is * immediately known, one can also implement the asynchronous operations * as synchronous ones as long as it uses the ICommand as notification * for the result. */ virtual void Connect(ICommand *callback) = 0; /** Tear down the connection. * * Disconnect async and use the ICommand to tell the result. * * The result will be placed in the supplied ICommand's data field. * * The value will be usually EIO, as one has to ask himself: What can go wrong here? * * \note Try hard to get the comm into a known state, where connect will * be able to recover, or reconnection might be futile as recovery strategy. * */ virtual void Disconnect(ICommand *callback) = 0; /** Asynchronous send interface * The data needs now to be embedded as data into the ICommand using the * token ICONN_TOKEN_SEND_STRING. * * As usual, results are passed using the ICommand supplied. */ virtual void Send(ICommand *cmd) = 0; /** Receive data from connection and place it into a std::string * * Try to receive data from the other end and place everything readed * into the supplied std::string. * * \param cmd ICommand to be used for async notification. * * The result is presented in the returned ICommand, using those TOKENs: * * ICMD_ERRNO -- for errors: If you receive a value <0 -- error happened. * the type in this boost:any is integer. * ICMD_ERRNO_STR -- optional for an human readable error message. * However, it is recommended to set this token. * the boost:any type is std::string * ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING -- received data from communication. * the boost:any type is std::string * * Regarding ICMD_ERRNO, this errorno are defined and should be used / evaluated * EIO I/O Error on the comms. Reason unknown or something * unexpected happended. (one should close and reopen the connection) * * ETIMEDOUT Read request timed out: No bytes received during * configured timeout. * * ENOTCONN Connection went down, e.g. eof received. */ virtual void Receive(ICommand *cmd) = 0; /** NoOperation * Will just do nothing :) * * Can be used in a derived class for housekeeping, * for example the CSharedConnection use this to provide an easy way to * stop the atomic_block constraint. * \sa CSharedConnectinSlave::Noop()*/ virtual void Noop(ICommand *cmd); /// Check the configuration for validity. Return false on config errors. /// (program will abort then!) virtual bool CheckConfig(void) = 0; /// Check at runtime if the communication class supports the "Accept" /// method. /// \returns true if Accept() works, false if not. virtual bool CanAccept(void) = 0; /// Check if we believe the connection is still active /// Note: if the concrete implementation cannot tell, /// it should always return true, as the default implementation does. /// (the inverter class has to do some kind of timeout-handling anyway) virtual bool IsConnected(void) { return true; } /// Accept an inbound connection to be used for the communication. /// (if supported by the underlying transport mechanism.) /// \param cmd callback object to be used after completion. /// \note cmd must be provided (non-NULL) /// \sa CanAccept() /// \warning If you use Accept() and Connect() on the same object, /// the behavior is undefined. virtual void Accept(ICommand */*cmd*/) { return; } /// Abort all pending commands /// (Try to) abort everything pending, like waiting for all I/O and clear /// all other (queued) commands. /// Answer all unfinished command with an error, preferable ECANCELED. /// returns true if succeeded, false if not supported by the connection /// object virtual bool AbortAll() = 0; protected: /// Storage for the Configuration Path to extract settings. string ConfigurationPath; /// Associated logger. /// \note: By default, it will attached to the root logger. If unwanted, /// use the SetupLogger() call. (As IInverterBase derived classes do) ILogger logger; /// ASYNC OPERATION /// Thread boost::thread workerthread; /// Mutex to protect data boost::recursive_mutex mutex; /// function of the thread. /// \note: if overridden, the overriding function has to call this one /// right before exiting! virtual void _main(void) { mutex.lock(); _thread_is_running = false; mutex.unlock(); } /// Start the Worker thread. virtual void StartWorkerThread(void); /// Check if termination of the worker thread has been requested virtual bool IsTermRequested(void); /// Check if thread is running /// /// \note this does not check if the thread has crashed, only if it has not /// self-terminated or never started.. virtual bool IsThreadRunning(void); private: /// bool to check if the thread is started bool _thread_is_running; /// bool to request termination bool _thread_term_request; }; #endif /* ICONNECT_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/CConnectTCPAsio.h0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126023475 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.486090372 29 atime=1352553984.53116551 30 ctime=1352556791.515579798 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h0000644000175000017500000000776712045047126022435 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file ConnectionTCPAsio.h * * Created on: May 21, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CONNECTIONTCPASIO_H_ #define CONNECTIONTCPASIO_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOTCPIO #include #include #include #include "interfaces/IConnect.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "Connections/CAsyncCommand.h" /// Default timeout for all operations, if not configured #define TCP_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT (3000UL) using namespace std; /** This class implements a method to connect to TCP/IP via the boost ASIO * library. * * For the interface documentation, please see IConnect. * * */ class CConnectTCPAsio: public IConnect { protected: friend class IConnectFactory; CConnectTCPAsio( const string & configurationname ); public: virtual ~CConnectTCPAsio(); virtual void Connect(ICommand *callback); virtual void Disconnect(ICommand *callback); virtual void SetupLogger(const string& parentlogger, const string & = "") { IConnect::SetupLogger(parentlogger, "Comms_TCP_ASIO"); } virtual void Send(ICommand *callback); virtual void Receive(ICommand *callback); virtual bool CheckConfig(void); virtual bool IsConnected(void); virtual void Accept(ICommand *cmd); virtual bool CanAccept() { return this->configured_as_server; } /// Aborts all IOs. /// Note: The current executed I/O will also be cancelled, but error /// reporting might report a wrong error. (e.g timeout instead of cancelled) virtual bool AbortAll(void); private: boost::asio::io_service *ioservice; boost::asio::ip::tcp::socket *sockt; virtual void _main(void); /** push some new work to the worker thread. * \note: If the work can be handled synchronously more efficent, the * work might be executed right away. * * \param cmd to be executed. Will take ownership of object and destroy * it after use. (in other words: will be deleted. But only the struct, * not containing objects!) * * \returns false if work could not be pushed or true if it worked out. */ bool PushWork(CAsyncCommand *cmd); /** Handle "Connect-Command" * * Connects to the configured target. * * \returns true, if job can be removed from queue, false, if it needs to * be handled again * * * */ void HandleConnect(CAsyncCommand *cmd); /** Handle the disconnect command. * * \returns true, if job can be removed from queue, false, if it needs to * be handled again */ void HandleDisconnect(CAsyncCommand *cmd); void HandleReceive(CAsyncCommand *cmd); void HandleSend(CAsyncCommand *cmd); void HandleAccept(CAsyncCommand *cmd); list cmds; sem_t cmdsemaphore; bool configured_as_server; // Work-around for https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/7392 bool _connected; }; #endif /* HAVE_COMMS_ASIOTCPIO */ #endif /* CONNECTIONTCP_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126024622 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.486090372 30 atime=1352553983.983156623 30 ctime=1352556791.127573629 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp0000644000175000017500000006353212045047126023551 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CConnectSerialAsio.cpp * * This interface class abstracts the Comms-Interface (IConnect) to the * boost::asio class * * Boost::asio can act either as a serial class (like RS233, Rs485) * or as TCP class. so copying would mean lots of duplicated code * * Created on: May 16, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOSERIAL #define DEBUG_SERIALASIO #include "interfaces/IConnect.h" #include "Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h" #include #include #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include "interfaces/CMutexHelper.h" #include #include #include #include #include using namespace boost::posix_time; using namespace std; using namespace boost::asio; using namespace boost; using namespace libconfig; struct asyncASIOCompletionHandler { asyncASIOCompletionHandler(size_t *b, boost::system::error_code *ec) { bytes = b; this->ec = ec; } void operator()(const boost::system::error_code& e, std::size_t bytes_transferred) { *bytes = bytes_transferred; *ec = e; } // note, we need pointer as boost seems to make a copy of our handler... size_t *bytes; boost::system::error_code *ec; }; /// Helping function for timeout and receive, will be called by boosts' asio. /// this handler just will set the int store with the value value. static void boosthelper_set_result(int* store, int value) { if (store) *store = value; } CConnectSerialAsio::CConnectSerialAsio(const string &configurationname) : IConnect(configurationname) { ioservice = new io_service; port = new boost::asio::serial_port(*ioservice); sem_init(&cmdsemaphore, 0, 0); } CConnectSerialAsio::~CConnectSerialAsio() { // Try to shutdown cleanly... // (most likely abortall() has been previously called anyway) boost::system::error_code ec; mutex.lock(); cmds.clear(); ioservice->stop(); if (port->is_open()) { port->cancel(ec); port->close(ec); } mutex.unlock(); if (port) delete port; if (ioservice) delete ioservice; } void CConnectSerialAsio::Accept(ICommand *callback) { // Accept is the same as Connect for this class Connect(callback); } void CConnectSerialAsio::Connect(ICommand *callback) { CAsyncCommand *commando = new CAsyncCommand(CAsyncCommand::CONNECT, callback); PushWork(commando); } /* Disconnect * * The disconnection is done by the async task. * * (If to be done synchronous, it is also dispatched to the worker thread and * directly waited for completion.) * */ void CConnectSerialAsio::Disconnect(ICommand *callback) { // note: internally we still use the sync interface in the destructor! // to ensure that the port is closed when we tear down everything. sem_t semaphore; CAsyncCommand *commando = new CAsyncCommand(CAsyncCommand::DISCONNECT, callback); // if callback is NULL, fallback to synchronous operation. // (we will do the job asynchronous, but wait for completion here) if (!callback) { sem_init(&semaphore, 0, 0); commando->SetSemaphore(&semaphore); } PushWork(commando); if (!callback) { // wait for async job completion sem_wait(&semaphore); LOGTRACE(logger, "destroying CAsyncCommando " << commando); delete commando; } } void CConnectSerialAsio::Send(ICommand *callback) { assert(callback); CAsyncCommand *commando = new CAsyncCommand(CAsyncCommand::SEND, callback); PushWork(commando); } /** Receive bytes from the stream -- asynced. * * As with all other methods, will be done by the worker thread, even if * synchronous operation is requested. In this case, we'll just wait for * completion.*/ void CConnectSerialAsio::Receive(ICommand *callback) { CAsyncCommand *commando = new CAsyncCommand(CAsyncCommand::RECEIVE, callback); PushWork(commando); } bool CConnectSerialAsio::IsConnected(void) { if (!port) return false; mutex.lock(); bool ret = port->is_open(); mutex.unlock(); return ret; } bool CConnectSerialAsio::CheckConfig(void) { string setting; bool fail = false; bool portsetting_parseerr = false; CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("serial_serialportname", libconfig::Setting::TypeString, false); fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("serial_baudrate", libconfig::Setting::TypeInt, false); fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("serial_portparameters", libconfig::Setting::TypeString, true); fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("serial_flowcontrol", libconfig::Setting::TypeString, true); fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("serial_timeout", libconfig::Setting::TypeInt, true); if (cfghelper.CheckConfig("serial_timeout", libconfig::Setting::TypeInt)) { LOGWARN(logger, " Parameter serial_timeout is depreciated."); } fail |= !cfghelper.CheckConfig("serial_interbytetimeout", libconfig::Setting::TypeInt, true); cfghelper.GetConfig("", setting, std::string("none")); boost::algorithm::to_lower(setting); if (setting == "none") { _cfg_flowctrl = boost::asio::serial_port_base::flow_control( boost::asio::serial_port_base::flow_control::none); } else if (setting == "hardware") { _cfg_flowctrl = boost::asio::serial_port_base::flow_control( boost::asio::serial_port_base::flow_control::hardware); } else if (setting == "software") { _cfg_flowctrl = boost::asio::serial_port_base::flow_control( boost::asio::serial_port_base::flow_control::software); } else { fail = true; LOGERROR( logger, "serial_flowcontrol must be \"none\", \"hardware\" or \"software\"."); } cfghelper.GetConfig("serial_portparameters", setting, std::string("8N1")); if (setting.size() != 3) { LOGERROR(logger, "serial_portparameters: Must be exactly three " "characters"); } else { if (setting[0] >= '5' || setting[0] <= '9') { _cfg_characterlen = setting[0] - '0'; } else { fail = true; portsetting_parseerr = true; LOGERROR(logger, "serial_portparameters: Number of bits per " "symbol must be between 5 and 9"); } if (_cfg_characterlen > 8) { fail = true; LOGERROR(logger, "serial_portparameters: 9 bits per symbol currently not supported by solarpowelog"); } switch (setting[1]) { case 'E': case 'e': _cfg_parity = boost::asio::serial_port_base::parity( boost::asio::serial_port_base::parity::even); break; case 'O': case 'o': _cfg_parity = boost::asio::serial_port_base::parity( boost::asio::serial_port_base::parity::odd); break; case 'N': case 'n': _cfg_parity = boost::asio::serial_port_base::parity( boost::asio::serial_port_base::parity::none); break; default: portsetting_parseerr = true; LOGERROR(logger, "serial_portparameter: Invalid parity. Your " "choices are 'E'ven ,'O'dd or 'N'one"); fail = true; break; } // If you are bored, you could implement 1.5 stop bits ;-) if (setting[2] == '1') { _cfg_stopbits = boost::asio::serial_port_base::stop_bits( boost::asio::serial_port_base::stop_bits::one); } else if (setting[2] == '2') { _cfg_stopbits = boost::asio::serial_port_base::stop_bits( boost::asio::serial_port_base::stop_bits::two); } else { portsetting_parseerr = true; fail = true; LOGERROR(logger, "serial_portparameter: Invalid number of stop bits."); } } if (portsetting_parseerr) { // print some explanations... LOGERROR(logger, "serial_portparameter must be of the format like" " \"8N1\" to specify symbol length(e.g for example , parity " "and number of stopbits.)"); } if (fail) return false; // Cache baudrate. cfghelper.GetConfig("serial_baudrate", _cfg_baudrate); StartWorkerThread(); return true; } void CConnectSerialAsio::_main(void) { LOGTRACE(logger, "Starting helper thread"); while (!IsTermRequested()) { int syscallret; // wait for work or signals. syscallret = sem_wait(&cmdsemaphore); if (syscallret == 0) { // semaphore had work for us. process it. // safety check: really some work? mutex.lock(); if (!cmds.empty()) { bool delete_cmd; CAsyncCommand *donow = cmds.front(); cmds.pop_front(); // cache info if to delete the object later, // as later it might be already gone. delete_cmd = donow->IsAsynchronous(); // reset the ioservice for the next commmand. // (must be done during holding the mutex to avoid a race // with the AbortAll() call. ioservice->reset(); mutex.unlock(); switch (donow->c) { case CAsyncCommand::CONNECT: HandleConnect(donow); // check if we have to delete the object // or -- in case of sync operation -- // the caller will do that for us. // the "sign" is, that donow->callback is non NULL // (as the object can be already gone, if // the sync command had already deleted it) if (delete_cmd) { delete donow; } break; case CAsyncCommand::DISCONNECT: HandleDisconnect(donow); if (delete_cmd) { delete donow; } break; case CAsyncCommand::RECEIVE: HandleReceive(donow); if (delete_cmd) { delete donow; } break; case CAsyncCommand::SEND: { HandleSend(donow); if (delete_cmd) { delete donow; } } break; default: LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unknown command received."); assert(false); break; } } else { mutex.unlock(); } } } IConnect::_main(); } bool CConnectSerialAsio::PushWork(CAsyncCommand *cmd) { mutex.lock(); cmds.push_back(cmd); mutex.unlock(); sem_post(&cmdsemaphore); workerthread.interrupt(); return true; } void CConnectSerialAsio::HandleConnect(CAsyncCommand *cmd) { string portname; boost::system::error_code ec; // if connected, ignore the commmand, pretend success. if (IsConnected()) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); cfghelper.GetConfig("serial_serialportname", portname); // we need first to open the port, before applying the settings to it. ec = port->open(portname, ec); if (ec) { // retrieve error code out of ec object. // Boost doc won't tell if it is negative, so we better make sure int eint = ec.value(); if (eint > 0) eint = -eint; cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, eint); if (!ec.message().empty()) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, ec.message()); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } try { port->set_option( boost::asio::serial_port_base::baud_rate(_cfg_baudrate)); port->set_option( boost::asio::serial_port_base::character_size(_cfg_characterlen)); port->set_option(_cfg_stopbits); port->set_option(_cfg_parity); port->set_option(_cfg_flowctrl); } catch (boost::system::system_error &e) { LOGERROR(logger, "Setting serial port options failed: " << e.what();); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, e.what()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); port->close(ec); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } LOGDEBUG(logger, "Opened " << portname); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } void CConnectSerialAsio::HandleDisconnect(CAsyncCommand *cmd) { boost::system::error_code ec, ec2; std::string message; int error = 0; if (!IsConnected()) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } ec = port->cancel(ec); ec2 = port->close(ec2); if (ec) { error = -EIO; message = ec.message(); } if (ec2) { error = -EIO; if (!message.empty()) message = message + " "; message = message + ec2.message(); } cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, error); if (!message.empty()) { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, ec.message()); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } /** Handle Receive -- asynchronous read from the asio socket with timeout. * * Strategy: * -- get timeout config from caller or configuration (depreciated) * -- spawn timer with timeout setting in background * -- setup async read operation of one byte (to detect incoming communication) * -- check if we got a byte or timeout * -- if got the byte, try to read all available bytes (as the serial ASIO class * cannot tell us the remaining bytes, we need to poll them * -- to detect the end of the message, spawn a "inter byte timeout" timer to * abort reading if no new bytes are arriving. This is derived from the * configuration or from the baidrate, where a compile-time * minimum is enforced. */ void CConnectSerialAsio::HandleReceive(CAsyncCommand *cmd) { boost::system::error_code ec, handlerec; volatile int result_timer = 0; size_t bytes = 0; unsigned long timeout; char buf[2] = {0,0}; struct asyncASIOCompletionHandler read_handler(&bytes, &handlerec); // avoid that the io_service runs out of work as it auto-stops then. boost::asio::io_service::work work(*ioservice); // timeout setup try { timeout = boost::any_cast(cmd->callback->findData( ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT)); } catch (std::invalid_argument &e) { CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); cfghelper.GetConfig("serial_timeout", timeout, SERIAL_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT); } catch (boost::bad_any_cast &e) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unexpected exception in HandleReceive: Bad cast" << e.what()); timeout = SERIAL_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT; } LOGDEBUG(logger, "timeout "<< timeout); deadline_timer timer(*(this->ioservice)); boost::posix_time::time_duration td = boost::posix_time::millisec(timeout); timer.expires_from_now(td); timer.async_wait(boost::bind(&boosthelper_set_result, (int*)&result_timer, 1)); // socket preparation // async_read. However, boost:asio seems not to allow auto-buffers, // so we will just read one byte and when this is available, we'll // check for if there are some others left // same as with the TCP/IP class: Sometimes the ioservice instantly returns // without any actual work done. (read_handler & timeout handler not called) // Lets try to catch that with the same approach as in the TCP class... // Should file a bug report at booot... size_t num = 0; int maxsleep = 5; // we limit the hack to 5 times. do { bool sleep = false; if (!sleep) { boost::posix_time::time_duration td2 = boost::posix_time::millisec( 25); deadline_timer timer(*ioservice, td2); try { timer.wait(); maxsleep--; } catch (...) { } } sleep = true; port->async_read_some(boost::asio::buffer(&buf, 1), read_handler); num = ioservice->run_one(ec); } while (maxsleep != 0 && !result_timer && 0 == *(read_handler.bytes)); LOGTRACE(logger, "hack needed " << 5-maxsleep << "times."); // ioservice error or timeout if (num == 0 || result_timer) { if (result_timer) { LOGTRACE(logger, "Read timeout"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("Read timeout")); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ETIMEDOUT); } else { LOGTRACE(logger, "IO Service Error: " << ec.message()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, std::string("IO-service error " + ec.message())); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); timer.cancel(ec); port->cancel(ec); ioservice->poll(); return; } timer.cancel(); ioservice->poll(ec); if (*read_handler.ec) { if (*read_handler.ec != boost::asio::error::eof) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Async read failed with ec=" << *read_handler.ec << " msg="<< read_handler.ec->message()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, read_handler.ec->message()); } else { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ENOTCONN); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Received eof on socket read"); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } /* now one byte is read -- we apply the byte-timeout here to read the * remaining bytes. By default deducted from the baudarate, but in this * case a minimum is enforced. */ CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); cfghelper.GetConfig("serial_interbytetimeout", timeout, 0UL); if (timeout == 0) { // default interbyte timeout is 10 times the time for one byte. // (we allow the inaccuracy and assume 10 bits per byte, which is // valid for 8N1) // however, we ensure a minimum time of 50 ms. // (which is still tough as our OS might idle around for even longer) timeout = (1000 * 10 * 10) / _cfg_baudrate; if (timeout <= SERIAL_ASIO_DEFAULT_INTERBYTETIMEOUT) timeout = SERIAL_ASIO_DEFAULT_INTERBYTETIMEOUT; } std::string received; received = buf[0]; while (1) { // clear previous states. bytes = 0; result_timer = 0; ec.clear(); handlerec.clear(); // prepare timer td = boost::posix_time::millisec(timeout); timer.expires_from_now(td); timer.async_wait( boost::bind(&boosthelper_set_result, (int*)&result_timer, 1)); // read a byte port->async_read_some(boost::asio::buffer(&buf, 1), read_handler); size_t num = ioservice->run_one(ec); // ioservice error or timeout if (num == 0 || result_timer) { if (result_timer) LOGTRACE(logger, "Timeout while reading"); if (0 == num) LOGTRACE(logger, "IO-Service error: " << ec.message()); timer.cancel(ec); port->cancel(ec); ioservice->poll(); LOGTRACE(logger, "break 1"); break; } timer.cancel(); ioservice->poll(ec); // asio async read completed -- check for read error if (*read_handler.ec) { if (*read_handler.ec != boost::asio::error::eof) { // read error occured, which is not timeout. LOGDEBUG(logger, "Async read failed with ec=" << *read_handler.ec << " msg="<< read_handler.ec->message()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, read_handler.ec->message()); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } else { // other end closed connection -- treat that as timeout break; } } // append read byte to string. received.push_back(buf[0]); } // we got at least one byte -- assemble answer. LOGTRACE(logger, "Serial read " << received.length() << " bytes"); cmd->callback->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING, received); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } bool CConnectSerialAsio::AbortAll() { // obtain mutex LOGINFO(logger, "AbortAll()"); mutex.lock(); // abort all pending commands. std::list::iterator it = cmds.begin(); for (it = cmds.begin(); it != cmds.end(); it++) { CAsyncCommand *c = *it; c->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ECANCELED); c->HandleCompletion(); } // stop any run ioservices. ioservice->stop(); mutex.unlock(); LOGINFO(logger, "AbortAll() end"); return true; } bool CConnectSerialAsio::CanAccept() { // for the serial, accept is the same as connect return true; } /** handles async sending */ void CConnectSerialAsio::HandleSend(CAsyncCommand *cmd) { boost::system::error_code ec, handlerec; volatile int result_timer = 0; size_t bytes; unsigned long timeout; struct asyncASIOCompletionHandler write_handler(&bytes, &handlerec); // timeout setup std::string s; try { s = boost::any_cast(cmd->callback->findData( ICONN_TOKEN_SEND_STRING)); } #ifdef DEBUG_SERIALASIO catch (std::invalid_argument &e) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "BUG: required " << ICONN_TOKEN_SEND_STRING << " argument not set"); } catch (boost::bad_any_cast &e) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unexpected exception in HandleSend: Bad cast" << e.what()); } #else catch (...); #endif try { timeout = boost::any_cast(cmd->callback->findData( ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT)); } #ifdef DEBUG_SERIALASIO catch (std::invalid_argument &e) { CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); cfghelper.GetConfig("serial_timeout", timeout, SERIAL_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT); } catch (boost::bad_any_cast &e) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unexpected exception in HandleSend: Bad cast" << e.what()); timeout = SERIAL_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT; } #else catch (...) { CConfigHelper cfghelper(ConfigurationPath); cfghelper.GetConfig("tcptimeout", timeout, SERIAL_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT); } #endif deadline_timer timer(*(this->ioservice)); boost::posix_time::time_duration td = boost::posix_time::millisec(timeout); timer.expires_from_now(td); timer.async_wait(boost::bind(&boosthelper_set_result, (int*)&result_timer, 1)); // socket preparation // async_write the whole std::string boost::asio::async_write(*port, boost::asio::buffer(s), write_handler); // run one of the scheduled services size_t num = ioservice->run_one(ec); // ioservice error or timeout if (num == 0 || result_timer) { timer.cancel(ec); port->cancel(ec); LOGTRACE(logger, "Async write timeout"); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ETIMEDOUT); cmd->HandleCompletion(); ioservice->poll(); return; } // cancel the timer, and catch the completion handler timer.cancel(); ioservice->poll(ec); if (*write_handler.ec) { if (*write_handler.ec != boost::asio::error::eof) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Async write failed with ec=" << *write_handler.ec << " msg="<< write_handler.ec->message()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR, write_handler.ec->message()); } else { cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ENOTCONN); LOGTRACE(logger, "Received eof on socket write"); } cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } if (s.length() != *write_handler.bytes) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Sent " << *write_handler.bytes << " but expected "<< s.length()); cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } cmd->callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); cmd->HandleCompletion(); return; } #endif /* HAVE_COMMS_ASIOSERIAL */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/CConnectDummy.h0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126023326 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.486090372 30 atime=1352553984.471164529 29 ctime=1352556791.47957922 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h0000644000175000017500000000524212045047126022250 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CConnectDummy.h * * Created on: May 22, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CCONNECTDUMMY_H_ #define CCONNECTDUMMY_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #include "configuration/Registry.h" /** This is a dummy connection class which only fills the gap if * - the instanciator does not need comms but the * base class wants a instance. (e.g datafilters) */ #include "interfaces/IConnect.h" class CConnectDummy: public IConnect { protected: friend class IConnectFactory; CConnectDummy(const string &configurationname); public: virtual ~CConnectDummy(); private: /** The dummy inverter cannot do anything, so we will just * return an error on every request. * this function does that using the async interface. * NOTE: It is a BUG if any of those routines are called, as th * CConnectDummy must not be used as communication interface. * If a user configured it, the config check of it will fail, * aborting the programm. */ virtual void Dispatch_Error(ICommand *cmd) { assert(cmd); cmd->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -EIO); cmd->addData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR,std::string("CConnectDummy cannot communicate")); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); } public: virtual void Connect(ICommand *cmd) { this->Dispatch_Error(cmd); } virtual void Disconnect(ICommand *cmd) { this->Dispatch_Error(cmd); } virtual void Send(ICommand *cmd) { Dispatch_Error(cmd); } virtual void Receive(ICommand *cmd) { return this->Dispatch_Error(cmd); } virtual bool AbortAll() { return false; } virtual bool CheckConfig(void); virtual void _main(void) {} virtual bool CanAccept(void) { return false; } }; #endif /* CCONNECTDUMMY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/sharedconnection0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367023727 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.499579544 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.499579544 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367022722 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/PaxHeaders.22668/CSharedConnection.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126030030 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.55409153 30 atime=1352553983.951156089 30 ctime=1352556791.107573313 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.cpp0000644000175000017500000000601712045047126026753 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CSharedConnection.cpp * * Created on: Sep 12, 2010 * Author: tobi * */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION #include "CSharedConnection.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "CSharedConnectionMaster.h" #include "CSharedConnectionSlave.h" using namespace libconfig; CSharedConnection::CSharedConnection(const string & configurationname) : IConnect(configurationname) { concreteSharedConnection = NULL; } CSharedConnection::~CSharedConnection() { if (concreteSharedConnection) delete concreteSharedConnection; } bool CSharedConnection::CanAccept(void) { return concreteSharedConnection->CanAccept(); } bool CSharedConnection::CreateSharedConnectionObject() { if (concreteSharedConnection) return true; CConfigHelper cfg(ConfigurationPath); std::string s; if (!cfg.GetConfig("sharedconnection_type", s)) return false; if (s == "master") { LOGDEBUG(this->logger,"Shared connection master requested."); concreteSharedConnection = new CSharedConnectionMaster( this->ConfigurationPath); } else if (s == "slave") { LOGDEBUG(this->logger,"Shared connection slave requested."); concreteSharedConnection = new CSharedConnectionSlave( this->ConfigurationPath); } else { LOGERROR(this->logger,"Shared connection; Slave or master?"); return false; } concreteSharedConnection->SetupLogger(logger.getLoggername()); return true; } bool CSharedConnection::CheckConfig(void) { bool fail = false; CConfigHelper cfg(ConfigurationPath); std::string s; if (!cfg.GetConfig("sharedconnection_type", s)) { LOGERROR(logger,"Configuration Error: Sharedconnection_type not defined. Must be master or slave."); return false; } if ( !CreateSharedConnectionObject() ) { LOGERROR(logger,"Configuration Error: Sharedconnection_type must be master or slave."); return false; } if (fail) return false; if (!concreteSharedConnection->CheckConfig()) return false; return true; } void CSharedConnection::SetupLogger(const string& parentlogger, const string &) { IConnect::SetupLogger(parentlogger, "Comms_SharedConnection"); } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/PaxHeaders.22668/CSharedConnectionMaster.h0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126030651 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.49009044 30 atime=1352553984.507165123 30 ctime=1352556791.495579471 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.h0000644000175000017500000001323412045047126027573 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSharedConnectionMaster.h * * Created on: Sep 13, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CSHAREDCONNECTIONMASTER_H_ #define CSHAREDCONNECTIONMASTER_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION #include #include #include #include "Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h" #include "Connections/CAsyncCommand.h" #include "patterns/ICommandTarget.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "CSharedConnectionSlave.h" // Token inserted by this or the slave class to specify individual timeouts. // At this timestamp, the command can be considered timed-out. #define SHARED_CONN_TIMEOUTTIMESTAMP "CSharedConnection_Timeout" #define ICONNECT_TOKEN_PRV_ORIGINALCOMMAND "CSharedConnection_Orig_ICommand" #define SHARED_CONN_DEFAULTTIMEOUT (3000UL) class CSharedConnectionMaster : public IConnect , ICommandTarget { protected: friend class CSharedConnection; friend class CSharedConnectionSlave; CSharedConnectionMaster(const string & configurationname); public: virtual ~CSharedConnectionMaster(); void ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *Command); protected: // API Section: Those are from IConnect. They are protected as the // call is allowed only through a CSharedConnection object. virtual void Connect(ICommand *callback); virtual void Disconnect(ICommand *callback); virtual void SetupLogger(const string& parentlogger, const string &spezialisation = ""); virtual void Send(ICommand *cmd); virtual void Receive(ICommand *callback); virtual void Accept(ICommand *callback); virtual bool CanAccept(void); virtual void Noop(ICommand *callback); virtual bool CheckConfig(void); virtual bool IsConnected(void); virtual bool AbortAll(); /// Incoming communication calls from the sharedcomms-slaves. void Connect(ICommand *callback, CSharedConnectionSlave *s); /// Incoming communication calls from the sharedcomms-slaves. void Disconnect(ICommand *callback, CSharedConnectionSlave *s); /// Incoming communication calls from the sharedcomms-slaves. void Send(ICommand *callback, CSharedConnectionSlave *s); /// Incoming communication calls from the sharedcomms-slaves. void Receive(ICommand *callback, CSharedConnectionSlave *s); void Accept(ICommand *callback, CSharedConnectionSlave *s); void Noop(ICommand *callback, CSharedConnectionSlave *s); /// Ticket-Service for atomic-block handling long GetTicket(); /** Register a slave for reading result distribution. * * Adds the slave to the list of recipients * * \param slave to be subscribed or unsubscribed * \param subscribe true to subscribe, false to unsubscribe * * \note multiple calls to subscribe will cause multiple subscriptions. * * \note unsubscribing will remove all subscriptions of this slave.. */ void SubscribeSlave(CSharedConnectionSlave *slave, bool subscribe= true); private: enum api_id { API_DISCONNECT, API_CONNECT, API_SEND, API_RECEIVE, API_ACCEPT, API_NOOP }; /** Atomic-Block Handling for incomming API calls * * Bundled the common handling of slave requests entering the IConnect API. * * \param cmd the callback * \param api_id API ID * \param isatomic if non-null, store the result of the check if it is atomic or not * * \returns the ICommand to be used for the target IConnect or NULL * if no command must be issued at this time. * */ ICommand* HandleAtomicBlock(ICommand *cmd, enum api_id id, bool *isatomic=NULL); /** Helper function to dispatch API calls. */ void ICommandDispatcher(ICommand *cmd); /** Helper function to handle the interruption of non-atomic receives */ void _HandleNonAtomicReceiveInterrupts(void); IConnect *connection; list readcommands; boost::mutex mutex; long ticket_cnt; long active_ticket; /// Proxy to handle the direct calls from the inverter. (code reuse) CSharedConnectionSlave *ownslave; /// list of "free" (non-atomic) commands pending. std::queue non_atomic_icommands_pending; /** container to store all (ticketed) atomic blocks commands that are * pending * map-key is the ticket id, the embedded queue the commands associated * with it. */ std::map > atomic_icommands_pending; /** The ICommand that will end this block.*/ ICommand *last_atomic_cmd; bool non_atomic_mode; /// List of "listening" slaves. std::list _reading_slaves; /// When is the current receive scheduled to timeout? boost::posix_time::ptime readtimeout; bool _nam_interrupted; }; #endif #endif /* CSHAREDCONNECTIONMASTER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/PaxHeaders.22668/CSharedConnection.h0000644000175000017500000000013012045047126027474 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.49009044 30 atime=1352553984.491164864 29 ctime=1352556791.48357929 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.h0000644000175000017500000001755612045047126026432 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** * \file CSharedConnection.h * \section CSC_DESIGN Design of the (new) sharedcomms The sharedcomms purpose is to share a communication object (doing the talk over one physical line) and keep track that this communication follow the rules the inverters need. For example, there are inverters which communication needs not to be interrupted as they can only handle one request at a time and before another inverter is allowed to use the communication line the first one has to complete the it. Lets call this types "exclusive communication" Other inverters are not that strict, called here "non-exclusive". For those it is not important if between sending and receiving the answer some other inverter sends its own request. The same is true if you have inverters which will send their data without the prior need to request it. For the implementation, "exlucsive comms" needs to implementation a scheme that ensures that only one inverter object can access the communication line at a given time. As it is hard to detect for the communication object when the inverter is done talking, the inverter needs to hint the communication class. This can be done by adding a data to the ICommand telling "I need that the line a while" and signaling this as long as this is needed. However, to differentiate between "exclusive" and "non-exclusive" usage, also "I'done" needs to be signaled. As an inverter is free to queue more than one command (as comms is a FIFO) shared comms needs to keep track of each "atomic commms block", additionally a inverter might issue more than one of those "atomic comms blocks" in the queue, the shared comms must keep track of this individual blocks. It will assign a "ticket" number as soon as the request is made and the tickets numbers will be then used to establish a FIFO to also consider other customers of the sharedcomms. In this atomic blocks, all requests pending can be immediately posted to the real comms, as this will handle them accordingly. The sharedcomms master however needs to know the completion of an atomic block, so it will divert the associated ICommand to call itself as completion handler, forward the ICommand to its real target and then continue with queuing the next atomic block (if any). Non-exclusive inverters have no problems with scheduling the commands, but due to the missing synchronization between the actions (what the atomic blocks realizes), there are race-conditions when it comes to reading from the comms: When two Inverters read at the same time and a telegram for one of them arrives, bot Inverters will complete there read requests. However, the Inverter which is not the recipient will recognize this during parsing and then it will re-issue the read request. In the meantime some bytes might be already lost, when the first Inverter was "faster" and already issued the next read request, which would completed before the second one issue its subsequent. In this case the 1st Inverter would receive the data for the second and then discard this data. The second would never this this telegram. This can be handled by introducing buffers in the sharedcomms: Every reception is buffered and each inverter will receive the buffered data it did not yet see on a read request -- even if the data was received when there was no active read request at the time. Handling of "non-atomic" block reads. As outlined above reads can cause trouble. This needs to be resolved by the SharedComms to have an reliable operation: - Other requests than read requests are issued the normal handling - If a read request without the hint for an atomic block is sent, the behaviour of the shared comms is changed: --> read requests will be issued to the master, but it's completion handler needs to be diverted to the master. --> any subsequent commands received by the master will abort the current read first and then schedule the command with the result diverted again to the master. The master then will forward the result to the original caller and resume if no other command has entered the queue in the meantime. --> additional read-calls from other inverters will subscribe those slaves to the reception queue: Any receptions will be submitted to all recipients, as long as they are subscribed. (even if there is no active read command, in this case the slave will buffer the data until a read requests is issued. In this case the slave will immediately receive the so-far buffered comms. (The inverter needs to filter out the data for the others) Buffered data is reset after a read or after a disconnect. --> the master will also keep track about the timeouts specified by the receive commands and will inform the caller if they expired without receiption. for this timestamps, wallclock time will be used. please note: "Atomic" and "non-atomic" read operations at the same time are not supported. * Created on: Sep 12, 2010 * Author: coldtobi */ #ifndef CSHAREDCONNECTION_H_ #define CSHAREDCONNECTION_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION /** SharedComms Atomic-Block Ticket-Token for the SharedCommms * Added */ #define ICONN_SHARED_TICKET "ICON_SHARED_TICKET" #include #include "Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h" #include "CSharedConnectionMaster.h" class CSharedConnection: public IConnect { protected: friend class IConnectFactory; friend class CSharedConnectionSlave; CSharedConnection(const string & configurationname); public: virtual ~CSharedConnection(); virtual void Connect(ICommand *callback) { assert(concreteSharedConnection); concreteSharedConnection->Connect(callback); } virtual void Disconnect(ICommand *callback) { assert(concreteSharedConnection); concreteSharedConnection->Disconnect(callback); } virtual void SetupLogger(const string& parentlogger, const string & = ""); virtual void Send(ICommand *cmd) { assert(concreteSharedConnection); concreteSharedConnection->Send(cmd); } virtual void Receive(ICommand *callback) { assert(concreteSharedConnection); concreteSharedConnection->Receive(callback); } virtual void Accept(ICommand *callback) { assert(concreteSharedConnection); concreteSharedConnection->Accept(callback); } virtual void Noop(ICommand *callback) { assert(concreteSharedConnection); concreteSharedConnection->Noop(callback); } virtual bool CheckConfig(void); virtual bool IsConnected(void) { assert(concreteSharedConnection); return concreteSharedConnection->IsConnected(); } virtual bool AbortAll() { assert(concreteSharedConnection); return concreteSharedConnection->AbortAll(); } virtual bool CanAccept(void); protected: IConnect *GetConcreteSharedConnection(void) { return concreteSharedConnection; } private: bool CreateSharedConnectionObject(); IConnect *concreteSharedConnection; }; #endif #endif /* CSHAREDCONNECTION_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/PaxHeaders.22668/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126031204 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.49009044 30 atime=1352553983.963156298 30 ctime=1352556791.115573433 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp0000644000175000017500000005070312045047126030130 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp * * Created on: Sep 13, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "CSharedConnectionMaster.h" #include "Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "interfaces/CMutexHelper.h" #include "CSharedConnection.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #define STATUS_CONNECTED (1<<0) #define ICONN_SHAREDCOMMS_APIID "ICONN_CSC_APIID" enum { CMD_HANDLEENDOFBLOCK = BasicCommands::CMD_USER_MIN, CMD_NONATOMIC_HANDLEREADCOMPLETION, CMD_NONATOMIC_HANDLETIMEOUT }; CSharedConnectionMaster::CSharedConnectionMaster( const string & configurationname) : IConnect(configurationname) { connection = NULL; last_atomic_cmd = NULL; ticket_cnt = active_ticket = 0; ownslave = new CSharedConnectionSlave(configurationname); ownslave->setMaster(this); non_atomic_mode = false; _nam_interrupted = false; } CSharedConnectionMaster::~CSharedConnectionMaster() { if (connection) delete connection; delete ownslave; } void CSharedConnectionMaster::SetupLogger(const string& parentlogger, const string &specalization) { IConnect::SetupLogger(parentlogger, specalization); ownslave->SetupLogger(logger.getLoggername(),"ownslave"); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *Command) { // LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " now handling: " << Command << " (" << Command->getCmd() << ""); // handling end of atomic blocks and issuing pending commands. switch (Command->getCmd()) { case CMD_HANDLEENDOFBLOCK: { // ok, we've got signalled that the last atomic block command has // just been finished. // redirect the answer and clean up our stats. CMutexAutoLock m(&mutex); // mutex is needed.... // LOGDEBUG(logger, "Ending Ticket " << active_ticket ); assert(last_atomic_cmd); last_atomic_cmd->mergeData(*Command); // LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " scheduling " << last_atomic_cmd); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(last_atomic_cmd); last_atomic_cmd = NULL; active_ticket = 0; // answer redirected, now lets check for pending work. // first the "non-atomic-ones" // they can just be queued to the comms object // LOGDEBUG(logger,"non-atomic-backlog:" << non_atomic_icommands_pending.size()); while (non_atomic_icommands_pending.size()) { ICommand *cmd = non_atomic_icommands_pending.front(); non_atomic_icommands_pending.pop(); // LOGDEBUG(logger, "Dispatching1 " << cmd); ICommandDispatcher(cmd); } // LOGDEBUG(logger,"atomic-backlog (blocks):" << atomic_icommands_pending.size()); // after giving the non-atomic priority, resume atomic operation. // we can also queue the next atomic block completely, but we need // again to catch the command completing the block. // as std::maps are ordered, we can just "pop" the first item to // get the next due ticket if (atomic_icommands_pending.size()) { ICommand *cmd; std::map >::iterator it = atomic_icommands_pending.begin(); active_ticket = it->first; std::queue *q = &(it->second); // Convenience only :) while (q->size() > 1) { cmd = q->front(); q->pop(); // LOGDEBUG(logger, "Dispatching2 " << cmd); ICommandDispatcher(cmd); } // now we have one left in the queue, but this could be one // finishing the block (then we need to intercept the result) // or it just one block in the middle of the atomic block // in this case we can just submit the command to the comms. assert(q->size() == 1); cmd = q->front(); bool end_of_block = !boost::any_cast( cmd->findData(ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS)); if (end_of_block) { ICommand *newcmd = new ICommand(CMD_HANDLEENDOFBLOCK, this); newcmd->mergeData(*cmd); last_atomic_cmd = cmd; cmd->RemoveData(); // free up some memory, data not needed. // LOGDEBUG(logger, "Dispatching3 " << cmd); ICommandDispatcher(newcmd); } else { // LOGDEBUG(logger, "Dispatching4 " << cmd); ICommandDispatcher(cmd); } // LOGDEBUG(logger, "New Ticket " << active_ticket ); // we can delete the map entry for this ticket, as subsequent // commands will be handled directly. atomic_icommands_pending.erase(it); } break; } case CMD_NONATOMIC_HANDLEREADCOMPLETION: { CMutexAutoLock cma(&mutex); _nam_interrupted = false; // will be executed if a non-atomic read completes or read // was interrupted with another request. // retrieve error information about this read. int err = 0; try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { } // Submit everything to the slaves except timeout (handled by slaves) // and the aborted calls. if (err != -ECANCELED && err != -ETIMEDOUT) { // call was not canceled, tha means transmit to all slaves. if (err < 0 ) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "NOT Timeout and NOT CANCELED "<< err); } for (std::list::iterator it = _reading_slaves.begin(); it != _reading_slaves.end(); it++) { ICommand *c = new ICommand( CSharedConnectionSlave::CMD_HANDLEREAD, *it); c->mergeData(*Command); //LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << "Dispatching receive work to slave comms. " << c << " (slave:" << *it << ")"); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(c); } // All other errors than timeouts ends the current read requests. readtimeout = boost::posix_time::not_a_date_time; LOGDEBUG(logger, "not rescheduling read due to err "<< err); return; } if (_reading_slaves.empty()) { // if there are no longer slaves listening, we can cease // reading. readtimeout = boost::posix_time::not_a_date_time; LOGDEBUG(logger, "Not rescheduling read as no reading slaves"); return; } // Restart receive if there is still time for reading. boost::posix_time::ptime pt( boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::universal_time()); if (!readtimeout.is_special() && pt < readtimeout) { boost::posix_time::time_duration d = readtimeout - pt; ICommand *c = new ICommand(CMD_NONATOMIC_HANDLEREADCOMPLETION, this); long timeout = d.total_milliseconds(); if (timeout >= 1000) timeout = 1000; c->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, timeout); LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " rescheduling read: " << c << " remaining timeout:" << d.total_milliseconds()); connection->Receive(c); } else { LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " not rescheduling read"); readtimeout = boost::posix_time::not_a_date_time; } } break; } } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Connect(ICommand *callback) { ownslave->Connect(callback); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Disconnect(ICommand *callback) { ownslave->Disconnect(callback); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Send(ICommand *callback) { ownslave->Send(callback); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Receive(ICommand *callback) { ownslave->Receive(callback); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Accept(ICommand* callback) { ownslave->Accept(callback); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Noop(ICommand* callback) { ownslave->Noop(callback); } bool CSharedConnectionMaster::CheckConfig(void) { // Get real configuration path to extract target comms config. string commsconfig = this->ConfigurationPath + ".realcomms"; string s; CConfigHelper h(commsconfig); if (!h.GetConfig("comms", s)) { LOGERROR(logger, "realcomms section: comms missing"); return false; } connection = IConnectFactory::Factory(commsconfig); // connection always valid -- the factory returns a dummy // object if it does not know the comms. if (connection) { connection->SetupLogger(logger.getLoggername()); return connection->CheckConfig(); } LOGFATAL(logger,"Could not create real communication object"); return false; } bool CSharedConnectionMaster::IsConnected(void) { assert(connection); return connection->IsConnected(); } bool CSharedConnectionMaster::AbortAll() { assert(connection); CMutexAutoLock cma(&mutex); readtimeout = boost::posix_time::not_a_date_time; return connection->AbortAll(); } long CSharedConnectionMaster::GetTicket() { CMutexAutoLock lock(&mutex); ++ticket_cnt; // Overflow protection -- the zero is reserved for "no ticket" if (0 == ticket_cnt) ticket_cnt++; //LOGDEBUG(logger," New ticket requested:" << ticket_cnt); return ticket_cnt; } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Connect(ICommand* callback, CSharedConnectionSlave* s) { assert(callback); assert(s); _HandleNonAtomicReceiveInterrupts(); callback = HandleAtomicBlock(callback, API_CONNECT); if (callback) connection->Connect(callback); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Disconnect(ICommand* callback, CSharedConnectionSlave* s) { assert(callback); assert(s); // at the moment only the master can disconnect. // and if the master disconnects, we'll disconnect regardless of other // slaves present. // so if someone else disconnects, we'll make a NOOP instead if (s == ownslave) { _HandleNonAtomicReceiveInterrupts(); callback = HandleAtomicBlock(callback, API_DISCONNECT); if (callback) connection->Disconnect(callback); } else { _HandleNonAtomicReceiveInterrupts(); callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO,0); callback = HandleAtomicBlock(callback, API_NOOP); if (callback) connection->Noop(callback); } } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Send(ICommand* callback, CSharedConnectionSlave* s) { assert(callback); assert(s); _HandleNonAtomicReceiveInterrupts(); callback = HandleAtomicBlock(callback, API_SEND); LOGDEBUG(logger, "CSharedConnectionMaster::Send() ICmd: " << callback); if (callback) connection->Send(callback); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Receive(ICommand* callback, CSharedConnectionSlave* s) { LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__<< " callback:" << callback); bool is_atomic; assert(callback); assert(s); callback = HandleAtomicBlock(callback, API_RECEIVE, &is_atomic); if(is_atomic) { LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__<< " sending atomic callback : " << callback); if (callback) connection->Receive(callback); return; } // non-atomic read. if (!non_atomic_mode) { non_atomic_mode = true; // LOGDEBUG(logger,"SharedComms switched to Non-Atomic read mode."); } long timeout; try { timeout = boost::any_cast(callback->findData( ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger,"CSharedConnectionMaster::Receive(): Depreciated: Falling back to default timeoout"); timeout = SHARED_CONN_DEFAULTTIMEOUT; } CMutexAutoLock m(&mutex); boost::posix_time::ptime ptimetmp = boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::universal_time() + boost::posix_time::milliseconds(timeout); // check if we got already an read request pending. if (readtimeout == boost::posix_time::not_a_date_time) { // LOGDEBUG(logger, "We are not yet reading!"); // not a pending read. // If no read is pending, directly issue a read commmand to the connection, // but divert result to our class for later distribution. // In the Execute member our master will then inform every listening slave // about the incoming comms. // We will need to track timeouts to determine when we can stop // listening. // The slave kept a copy of the read request, so we can use the one // we have been supplied with for our purpose. readtimeout = ptimetmp; callback->setTrgt(this); callback->setCmd(CMD_NONATOMIC_HANDLEREADCOMPLETION); callback->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, (long)1000); // LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << " sending non-atomic to own Execute(): " << callback); connection->Receive(callback); } else { LOGDEBUG(logger, "We are ALREADY reading"); // we've got already a read pending, just check if we need to update // the timeout value if necesary. if( readtimeout < ptimetmp) { // Just record the value, the completion handler will do the rest. readtimeout = ptimetmp; } // in this case we do not need this callback anymore // as we own it, we delete it. // LOGDEBUG(logger, "CSharedConnectionMaster::Receive() deleting: " << callback); delete callback; } } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Noop(ICommand* callback, CSharedConnectionSlave* s) { assert(callback); assert(s); _HandleNonAtomicReceiveInterrupts(); callback = HandleAtomicBlock(callback, API_NOOP); if (callback) connection->Noop(callback); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::Accept(ICommand* callback, CSharedConnectionSlave* s) { assert(callback); assert(s); _HandleNonAtomicReceiveInterrupts(); callback = HandleAtomicBlock(callback, API_ACCEPT); if (callback) connection->Accept(callback); } ICommand* CSharedConnectionMaster::HandleAtomicBlock(ICommand* cmd, enum api_id id, bool *isatomic) { long ticket = 0; try { ticket = boost::any_cast(cmd->findData(ICONN_SHARED_TICKET)); } catch (...) { } if (isatomic) { *isatomic = (0 != ticket); } bool end_of_block = false; try { end_of_block = !boost::any_cast( cmd->findData(ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS)); } catch (...) { // assert if we could not retrieve this in a signaled atomic block. assert(!ticket); } CMutexAutoLock m(&mutex); //LOGDEBUG(logger,"Ticket for this command is: "<< ticket << " (current ticket is " << active_ticket << ")"); // check if this received work is part of an atomic block if (ticket) { // -> yes: check if the active one // check if we currently got an atomic-block if (!active_ticket) { // nope, this will start it. active_ticket = ticket; //LOGDEBUG(logger, "New ticket: "<< ticket); } if (active_ticket == ticket) { //-> yes: check if the current block ends the atomic block if (end_of_block) { //-> yes: this ends the atomic block. // So save Icommand and create a new one to redirect to own // for completion handling in own ICommandTrgt. Send new one to comms. //LOGDEBUG(logger, "Ticket: "<< ticket << " ends soon"); ICommand *newcmd = new ICommand(CMD_HANDLEENDOFBLOCK, this); newcmd->mergeData(*cmd); assert(!last_atomic_cmd); last_atomic_cmd = cmd; cmd->RemoveData(); // free up some memory, this copy wont need // the data. return newcmd; } else { //-> no: just send to comms directly, // the communication will handle it with its fifo. //LOGDEBUG(logger, "Ticket: "<< ticket << " continues"); return cmd; } } else { // -> no, not part of active atomic block, queue for later. // (as currently the interface is occupied) cmd->addData(ICONN_SHAREDCOMMS_APIID, id); // check if this sets a completly new atomic block if (!atomic_icommands_pending.count(ticket)) { //LOGDEBUG(logger, "Ticket: "<< ticket << " new backlog entry"); // Yes, we need a new map-entry. std::pair > p; p.first = ticket; p.second.push(cmd); atomic_icommands_pending.insert(p); } else { // No, just append to queue. //LOGDEBUG(logger, "Ticket: "<< ticket << " new backlog entry to queue"); std::map >::iterator it = atomic_icommands_pending.find(ticket); it->second.push(cmd); } return NULL; } } else { // -> no, not atomic. check if currently an atomic block is locking the comms if (active_ticket) { // -> yes, queue for later cmd->addData(ICONN_SHAREDCOMMS_APIID, id); non_atomic_icommands_pending.push(cmd); return NULL; } else { // -> no, send directly to comms return cmd; } } } void CSharedConnectionMaster::SubscribeSlave(CSharedConnectionSlave* slave, bool subscribe ) { if ( subscribe) { _reading_slaves.push_back(slave); } else { _reading_slaves.remove(slave); } } void CSharedConnectionMaster::ICommandDispatcher(ICommand* cmd) { api_id api = boost::any_cast( cmd->findData(ICONN_SHAREDCOMMS_APIID)); // forward the api calls to the real comms object. switch (api) { case API_CONNECT: connection->Connect(cmd); break; case API_DISCONNECT: connection->Disconnect(cmd); break; case API_RECEIVE: connection->Receive(cmd); break; case API_SEND: connection->Send(cmd); break; case API_ACCEPT: connection->Accept(cmd); break; case API_NOOP: connection->Noop(cmd); break; default: assert(0); break; } } bool CSharedConnectionMaster::CanAccept(void) { assert(connection); return connection->CanAccept(); } void CSharedConnectionMaster::_HandleNonAtomicReceiveInterrupts(void) { return; // due to the bug in boost::asio this method is curently empty. #if 0 // if non-atomic mode, every command during a receive() will interrupt said // read, but this interrupt must only happen once until. CMutexAutoLock cma(&mutex); // only work in non_atomic_mode and if not already interrupted if(!non_atomic_mode || _nam_interrupted) return; _nam_interrupted = true; // ok, we AbortAll() now, this will cancel the receive. connection->AbortAll(); #endif } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/PaxHeaders.22668/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013012045047126031022 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.49009044 29 atime=1352553983.97515647 30 ctime=1352556791.123573568 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp0000644000175000017500000003033612045047126027747 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CConnectSlave.cpp * * Created on: Sep 13, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION #include "CSharedConnectionSlave.h" #include "CSharedConnectionMaster.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" #include "CSharedConnection.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #include "interfaces/CMutexHelper.h" // Slave Configuration Parameter // useconnection = "name" Name of the inverter having the master connection. CSharedConnectionSlave::CSharedConnectionSlave(const string & configurationname) : IConnect(configurationname) { master = NULL; current_ticket = 0; // 0 == no ticket assigned, slave_registered = false; } CSharedConnectionSlave::~CSharedConnectionSlave() { } void CSharedConnectionSlave::Connect(ICommand *callback) { mutex.lock(); read_buffer.clear(); mutex.unlock(); LOGDEBUG(logger, "CSharedConnectionSlave::Connect: callback:"<Connect(callback, this); } void CSharedConnectionSlave::Disconnect(ICommand *callback) { mutex.lock(); read_buffer.clear(); master->SubscribeSlave(this,false); slave_registered = false; mutex.unlock(); LOGDEBUG(logger, "CSharedConnectionSlave::Disconnect: callback:"<Disconnect(callback, this); } void CSharedConnectionSlave::Send(ICommand *callback) { // LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": work: "<Send(callback, this); } void CSharedConnectionSlave::Receive(ICommand *callback) { // LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": callback: "<Receive(callback, this); return; // Receive within an atomic block. } else { CMutexAutoLock cma(&mutex); // check if we have got already some data to return. // (note: to have read_buffer empty we must already in non-atomic mode // and registered already with the master) if (read_buffer.length()) { callback->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING, read_buffer); callback->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, 0); LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": buffered read available, placing callback: "<ScheduleWork(callback); read_buffer.clear(); return; } // Register as "receiver". if (!slave_registered) { master->SubscribeSlave(this); slave_registered = true; } // Timeout handling is done by the slave. // clone command and redirect to own execute. unsigned long timeout; try { timeout = boost::any_cast( callback->findData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "CSharedConnectionSlave::Receive(): Depreciated: Falling back to default timeout"); timeout = SHARED_CONN_DEFAULTTIMEOUT; } // Set the due-time in the pending reading commands. boost::posix_time::ptime pt( boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::universal_time()); pt += boost::posix_time::milliseconds(timeout); callback->addData(SHARED_CONN_TIMEOUTTIMESTAMP,pt); // Save callback in the pending reads list. pending_reads.push_back(callback); // Handle IO ICommand *cmd; // copy-construct a ICommand for the master comm object and submit work. // note that target and commmand will be rewritten by the master comm // master comm will get ownership of object, it may also delete it! // (note: the icommand has an implicit copy-constructor which is ok) cmd = new ICommand(*callback); // LOGTRACE(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": submitting work: "<Receive(cmd, this); // Handle Timeout // TODO needs only to be done if the new timeout is shorter than existings. // this will just create a little more overhead. cmd = new ICommand(CMD_HANDLETIMEOUTS, this); timespec ts; ts.tv_sec = timeout / 1000; ts.tv_nsec = (timeout % 1000) * 1000 * 1000UL; // LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": submitting timeout work: "<< cmd); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd, ts); } } void CSharedConnectionSlave::Accept(ICommand* callback) { // LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": callback: "<Accept(callback, this); } void CSharedConnectionSlave::Noop(ICommand* cmd) { // LOGDEBUG(logger, "CSharedConnectionSlave::Noop: callback:"<Noop(cmd, this); } bool CSharedConnectionSlave::CheckConfig(void) { CConfigHelper cfg(ConfigurationPath); bool fail = false; std::string s; fail |= !cfg.GetConfig("useconnection", s); fail |= !cfg.CheckConfig("useconnection", libconfig::Setting::TypeString, false); if (fail) return false; // Retrieve the pointer to the CSharedConnectionMaster via the Inverter, // but do checks to ensure that the type is right. IInverterBase *base = Registry::Instance().GetInverter(s); // Check if inverter is known if (!base) { LOGERROR(logger, "useconnection must point to a known Inverter and this " "inverter must be declared first. Inverter not found: " << s;); return false; } // Check if the config of this inverter is a shared comm. CConfigHelper bcfg(base->GetConfigurationPath()); bcfg.GetConfig("comms", s, std::string("")); if (s != "SharedConnection") { LOGERROR(logger, "inverter " << base->GetName() << " does not use a shared connection."); return false; } // Make sure it is a master. bcfg.GetConfig("sharedconnection_type", s); if (s != "master") { LOGERROR(logger, "inverter " << base->GetName() << " does not use a shared master connection"); return false; } // The API of the SharedConnection gives us a IConnect*, promote it to // (CSharedConnectionMaster* (we checked the type above...) master = (CSharedConnectionMaster*)((CSharedConnection*)base->getConnection()) ->GetConcreteSharedConnection(); LOGDEBUG(logger, ConfigurationPath << " slave:" << this << " master " << master); return true; } bool CSharedConnectionSlave::IsConnected(void) { assert(master); return master->IsConnected(); } bool CSharedConnectionSlave::AbortAll() { // We abort only our pending "receives" CMutexAutoLock cma(&mutex); for (std::list::iterator it = pending_reads.begin(); it != pending_reads.end(); it++) { (*it)->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ECANCELED); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(*it); } pending_reads.clear(); return true; } void CSharedConnectionSlave::ExecuteCommand(const ICommand* cmd) { switch (cmd->getCmd()) { case CMD_HANDLETIMEOUTS: { LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": CMD_HANDLETIMEOUTS ICommand " << cmd ); // Check all pending read commands for timeouts. // and remove all expired reads. boost::posix_time::ptime pt( boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::universal_time()); CMutexAutoLock cma(&mutex); // check for timeouts in the reading commands list // and if so schedule work with error set to timedout. for (std::list::iterator it = pending_reads.begin(); it != pending_reads.end(); it++) { try { const boost::posix_time::ptime &ppt = boost::any_cast< boost::posix_time::ptime>( cmd->findData(SHARED_CONN_TIMEOUTTIMESTAMP)); if (ppt <= pt) { (*it)->addData(ICMD_ERRNO, -ETIMEDOUT); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(*it); it = pending_reads.erase(it); } } catch (...) { // malformed ICommand. LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << "BUG: Malformated ICommand during CMD_HANDLETIMEOUTS"); it = pending_reads.erase(it); } } } break; case CMD_HANDLEREAD: { LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": CMD_HANDLEREAD ICommand " << cmd ); // will be issued by the master on any reception. // Handling: We will answer all pending reads with this answer... std::string s; CMutexAutoLock cma(&mutex); try { s = boost::any_cast( cmd->findData(ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING)); } catch (...) { } if (0 == pending_reads.size()) { read_buffer += s; break; } for (std::list::iterator it = pending_reads.begin(); it != pending_reads.end(); it++) { // merge data and issue work (*it)->mergeData(*cmd); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Scheduling read-work " << *it << " to target " << (*it)->getTrgt()); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(*it); } pending_reads.clear(); break; } default: { LOGDEBUG(logger, __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": unknown! ICommand " << cmd ); assert(0); break; } } } bool CSharedConnectionSlave::CanAccept(void) { assert(master); return master->CanAccept(); } bool CSharedConnectionSlave::HandleTickets(ICommand* callback) { // get if this block goes atomic or ends an atomic block. bool is_still_atomic = false; bool is_atomic = false; try { is_still_atomic = boost::any_cast( callback->findData(ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS)); is_atomic = true; } catch (const std::invalid_argument &e) { // data not contained -- it is a non-atomic block. is_atomic = false; } catch (const boost::bad_any_cast &e) { //"Bad cast -- Programming error." //throw; // abort programm. } if (!is_atomic) { // LOGDEBUG(logger, " Not atomic " << callback); return false; } // New atomic block? if (0 == current_ticket) { current_ticket = master->GetTicket(); //LOGDEBUG(logger, " New ticket "<< current_ticket << " requested for " << callback); } else { if (is_still_atomic) { //LOGDEBUG(logger, " Existing ticket "<< current_ticket << " continued for " << callback); } else { //LOGDEBUG(logger," Existing ticket "<< current_ticket << " ending with " << callback); } } callback->addData(ICONN_SHARED_TICKET, current_ticket); // is this the last astomic request? if (!is_still_atomic) current_ticket = 0; return true; } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/PaxHeaders.22668/CSharedConnectionSlave.h0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126030470 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.55409153 30 atime=1352553984.515165245 30 ctime=1352556791.499579544 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.h0000644000175000017500000000633712045047126027420 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CConnectSlave.h * * This is the slave object for the Shared Communication.Please see the * CSharedConnection class for documentation... * * (In few words, this will will proxy requests over to amaster object * which then will do the comms) * * Created on: Sep 13, 2010 * Author: coldtobi */ #ifndef CCONNECTSLAVE_H_ #define CCONNECTSLAVE_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION #include "Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h" #include "patterns/ICommandTarget.h" class CSharedConnectionMaster; class CSharedConnectionSlave: public IConnect, protected ICommandTarget { protected: friend class CSharedConnection; friend class CSharedConnectionMaster; CSharedConnectionSlave(const string & configurationname); public: virtual ~CSharedConnectionSlave(); virtual void ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *cmd); protected: void setMaster(CSharedConnectionMaster* master) { LOGDEBUG(logger,"this:" << this << " master:"<master = master; } enum Commands { CMD_HANDLETIMEOUTS = BasicCommands::CMD_USER_MIN, CMD_HANDLEREAD }; protected: virtual void Connect(ICommand *callback); virtual void Disconnect(ICommand *callback); virtual void Send(ICommand *cmd); virtual void Receive(ICommand *callback); virtual void Accept(ICommand *callback); virtual bool CheckConfig(void); virtual bool IsConnected(void); virtual bool AbortAll(); virtual void Noop(ICommand *cmd); virtual bool CanAccept(void); /** Handles the common tasks regarding the ticket system to handler "atomic * blocks" * * It will * - examine if a new ticket is needed * - examine if the ticket is about to be closed * - add the ticket to ICommand for the SharedMaster * * \param callback callback to be fixed * * \returns true if the command requests atomic operation. * */ bool HandleTickets(ICommand *callback); private: CSharedConnectionMaster *master; long current_ticket; bool slave_registered; std::list pending_reads; boost::mutex mutex; /// Buffer for non-atomic reads while no read is pending. /// Will be reset by Connect and Disconnect. std::string read_buffer; }; #endif #endif /* CCONNECTSLAVE_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/CAsyncCommand.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322023640 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.222116752 30 atime=1352553983.923155628 30 ctime=1352556791.091573053 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.cpp0000644000175000017500000000337611765156322022567 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CAsyncCommand.cpp * * Created on: Dec 14, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "Connections/CAsyncCommand.h" CAsyncCommand::CAsyncCommand(enum Commando c, ICommand *callback, sem_t *sem) { this->c = c; if (!callback) { this->callback = new ICommand(0, NULL); private_icommand = true; } else { this->callback = callback; private_icommand = false; } this->sem = sem; } CAsyncCommand::~CAsyncCommand() { // if we created the callback, delete it. // else, we are not owner of it, and so we cannot delete it. if (private_icommand) { delete callback; } } void CAsyncCommand::HandleCompletion( void ) { if (!private_icommand) { Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(callback); } else { sem_post(sem); } } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/PaxHeaders.22668/CConnectSerialAsio.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126024267 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.486090372 30 atime=1352553984.519165306 30 ctime=1352556791.503579596 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h0000644000175000017500000001004412045047126023204 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CConnectSerialAsio.h * * This interface class abstracts the Comms-Interface (IConnect) to the * boost::asio class * * Boost::asio can act either as a serial class (like RS233, Rs485) * or as TCP class. so copying would mean lots of duplicated code * * Created on: May 16, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CCONNCECTSERIALASIO_H_ #define CCONNCECTSERIALASIO_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOSERIAL #include #include #include #include "interfaces/IConnect.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "Connections/CAsyncCommand.h" /// Default timeout for all operations, if not configured #define SERIAL_ASIO_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT (3000UL) #define SERIAL_ASIO_DEFAULT_INTERBYTETIMEOUT (50UL) using namespace std; /** This class implements a method to connect to TCP/IP via the boost ASIO * library. * * For the interface documentation, please see IConnect. * * */ class CConnectSerialAsio: public IConnect { protected: friend class IConnectFactory; CConnectSerialAsio(const string & configurationname); public: virtual ~CConnectSerialAsio(); virtual void Accept(ICommand *callback); virtual void Connect(ICommand *callback); virtual void Disconnect(ICommand *callback); virtual void SetupLogger(const string& parentlogger, const string & = "") { IConnect::SetupLogger(parentlogger, "Comms_Serial_ASIO"); } virtual void Send(ICommand *callback); virtual void Receive(ICommand *callback); virtual bool CheckConfig(void); virtual bool IsConnected(void); virtual bool AbortAll(); virtual bool CanAccept(); private: boost::asio::io_service *ioservice; boost::asio::serial_port *port; char _cfg_characterlen; boost::asio::serial_port_base::parity _cfg_parity; boost::asio::serial_port_base::stop_bits _cfg_stopbits; boost::asio::serial_port_base::flow_control _cfg_flowctrl; unsigned int _cfg_baudrate; virtual void _main(void); /** push some new work to the worker thread. * \note: If the work can be handled synchronously more efficent, the * work might be executed right away. * * \param cmd to be executed. Will take ownership of object and destroy * it after use. (in other words: will be deleted. But only the struct, * not containing objects!) * * \returns false if work could not be pushed or true if it worked out. */ bool PushWork(CAsyncCommand *cmd); /** Handle "Connect-Command" * * Connects to the configured target. * * \returns true, if job can be removed from queue, false, if it needs to * be handled again * * * */ void HandleConnect(CAsyncCommand *cmd); /** Handle the disconnect command. * * \returns true, if job can be removed from queue, false, if it needs to * be handled again */ void HandleDisconnect(CAsyncCommand *cmd); void HandleReceive(CAsyncCommand *cmd); void HandleSend(CAsyncCommand *cmd); list cmds; sem_t cmdsemaphore; }; #endif /* HAVE_COMMS_ASIOSERIAL */ #endif /* CONNECTIONTCP_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/config.h.in0000644000175000017500000000013112047460341020206 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1352556769.22322547 30 atime=1352556785.183479153 30 ctime=1352556790.971571151 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/config.h.in0000644000175000017500000000647512047460341017141 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* src/config.h.in. Generated from configure.ac by autoheader. */ /* Defined if the requested minimum BOOST version is satisfied */ #undef HAVE_BOOST /* Define to 1 if you have */ #undef HAVE_BOOST_ASIO_HPP /* Define to 1 if you have */ #undef HAVE_BOOST_PROGRAM_OPTIONS_HPP /* Define to 1 if you have */ #undef HAVE_BOOST_SYSTEM_ERROR_CODE_HPP /* Define to 1 if you have */ #undef HAVE_BOOST_THREAD_HPP /* Use Boost for parsing command line options. */ #undef HAVE_CMDLINEOPTS /* Serial port communication support */ #undef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOSERIAL /* TCP/IP communication support */ #undef HAVE_COMMS_ASIOTCPIO /* Shared communication support */ #undef HAVE_COMMS_SHAREDCONNECTION /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_DLFCN_H /* CSV Writer Support */ #undef HAVE_FILTER_CSVDUMP /* Dumb Dumper Support */ #undef HAVE_FILTER_DUMBDUMP /* HTML Writer Support */ #undef HAVE_FILTER_HTMLWRITER /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_INTTYPES_H /* Dummy inverter support */ #undef HAVE_INV_DUMMY /* Sputnik inverter support */ #undef HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK /* Sputnik simulator */ #undef HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR /* Logging Library */ #undef HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_MEMORY_H /* Are the syslog-calls available on this system */ #undef HAVE_OPENLOG /* 1 if open_memstream is available */ #undef HAVE_OPEN_MEMSTREAM /* Define to 1 if stdbool.h conforms to C99. */ #undef HAVE_STDBOOL_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_STDINT_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_STDLIB_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_STRINGS_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_STRING_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_SYS_STAT_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_SYS_TYPES_H /* Define to 1 if you have the header file. */ #undef HAVE_UNISTD_H /* Windows API */ #undef HAVE_WIN32_API /* Define to 1 if the system has the type `_Bool'. */ #undef HAVE__BOOL /* Define to the sub-directory in which libtool stores uninstalled libraries. */ #undef LT_OBJDIR /* Define to 1 if assertions should be disabled. */ #undef NDEBUG /* Define to 1 if your C compiler doesn't accept -c and -o together. */ #undef NO_MINUS_C_MINUS_O /* Name of package */ #undef PACKAGE /* Define to the address where bug reports for this package should be sent. */ #undef PACKAGE_BUGREPORT /* Define to the full name of this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_NAME /* Define to the full name and version of this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_STRING /* Define to the one symbol short name of this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_TARNAME /* Define to the home page for this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_URL /* Define to the version of this package. */ #undef PACKAGE_VERSION /* Define to 1 if you have the ANSI C header files. */ #undef STDC_HEADERS /* Define to 1 if you can safely include both and . */ #undef TIME_WITH_SYS_TIME /* Version number of package */ #undef VERSION /* Define to `unsigned int' if does not define. */ #undef size_t solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/interfaces0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367020242 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.711582909 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.711582909 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367017235 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CTimedWork.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126022470 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 30 atime=1352553984.359162711 30 ctime=1352556791.383577693 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h0000644000175000017500000000667212045047126021421 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CTimedWork.h * * Created on: May 18, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CTIMEDWORK_H_ #define CTIMEDWORK_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "CWorkScheduler.h" #include "boost/date_time/posix_time/posix_time.hpp" #include #include "interfaces/CDebugHelper.h" /** This class bundles a timed activity. * * The Timedwork are fed into a worker thread, which just waits for the time * to come and signal the event back to the CWorkScheduler object. * * On new requests, the worker thread will only be interrupted if the new event * expires earlier than the current one. * * \note: There was an bug in boost::thread in boost release 1.46 which * caused solarpowerlog to freeze after a while. This is why the code is * still littered with debug statements, enabled with the define * CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG (via CTimedWork.cpp or via C[XX]FLAGS) */ class CTimedWork { public: /** Constructor: Takes the scheduler to inform, the command to execute and the time when */ explicit CTimedWork( CWorkScheduler *sch ); virtual ~CTimedWork(); /// Thread entry point. void run(); /// Issue work in the future. (when ts elapsed) void ScheduleWork( ICommand *Command, struct timespec ts ); /// Ask thread to terminate. void RequestTermination( void ); private: CTimedWork() #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG : dhc("CTimedWork") #endif { } ; void _main( void ); struct time_compare { bool operator()( const boost::posix_time::ptime t1, const boost::posix_time::ptime t2 ) const { if (t1 > t2) return false; return true; } ; }; std::multimap TimedCommands; /** holds the commmand */ ICommand *cmd; /** holds the timespec */ struct timespec ts; /** it is attached to this scheduler. * (The scheduler keeps books of its processes)*/ CWorkScheduler *sch; volatile bool terminate; boost::thread thread; boost::mutex mut; #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG private: CDebugHelperCollection dhc; int work_received, work_completed; int thread_interrupts_count; int thread_interrupts_sighandler; int thread_interrupts_balance; int works_pending; int zero_waits; int thread_at_wait_point; int thread_wants_mutex; int ctimedwork_wants_mutex; int thread_has_mutex; int ctimedwork_has_mutex; #endif }; #endif /* CTIMEDWORK_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CMutexHelper.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322023034 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.270117947 30 atime=1352553984.335162336 30 ctime=1352556791.355577251 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.h0000644000175000017500000000360111765156322021752 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CMutexAutoLock.h * * Created on: May 17, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CMUTEXHELPER_H_ #define CMUTEXHELPER_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include /** Mutex Wrapper * * The library makes you keeping track when you entered the * Mutex. This generates the problem, that if the function * is left without considering the lock, the lock remains forever. * * This class helps in this case: Just create an object of it, * passing the "this" pointer to the constructor * (assuming your class is derived from Mutex) and enjoy the lock. * * The lock is automatically destroyed on destrucing the object. */ class CMutexAutoLock { public: CMutexAutoLock(boost::mutex * mutex); virtual ~CMutexAutoLock(); void unlock(void) { if (locked) mutex->unlock(); locked = false; } void lock(void) { if (!locked) mutex->lock(); locked = true; } private: bool locked; boost::mutex *mutex; }; #endif /* CMUTEXHELPER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CDebugHelper.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322022760 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.270117947 30 atime=1352553984.819170189 30 ctime=1352556791.711582909 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CDebugHelper.h0000644000175000017500000000540511765156322021702 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CDebugHelper.h * * Class to collect internal runtime data helpful for debugging. * * DbugHelper is a runtime-debug-data storage to registers runtime data from the * components and offers a interface to dump this inforation to cerr. * * \section cdebughelperusage Usage * * - Register your #include #include /** \fixme COMMENT ME * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ /** \fixme COMMENT ME * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ class IDebugObject { public: IDebugObject() {}; virtual ~IDebugObject(); virtual void Dump(void) = 0; }; template class CDebugObject : public IDebugObject { public: virtual ~CDebugObject() {}; CDebugObject(std::string &identifier, T &v) { id = identifier; value = &v; } CDebugObject(const char *identifier, T &v) { id = identifier; value = &v; } CDebugObject(const char *identifier, void *v) { id = identifier; value = &v; } virtual void Dump(void) { std::cerr << id << "=" << *value << std::endl; } std::string id; T *value; }; class CDebugHelperCollection { public: virtual ~CDebugHelperCollection(); CDebugHelperCollection(std::string &context) { this->context = context; this->registered = false; // not yet registered at Registry } CDebugHelperCollection(const char *context) { this->context = context; this->registered = false; // not yet registered at Registry } void Register(IDebugObject *dobj); void Unregister(IDebugObject *dobj); void Dump(); private: bool registered; std::string context; std::list dobjlist; }; #endif /* CDEBUGHELPER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CWorkScheduler.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126023676 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.55409153 30 atime=1352553983.803153699 30 ctime=1352556791.003571661 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp0000644000175000017500000001172512045047126022623 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CWorkScheduler.cpp * * Created on: May 17, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include #include #include "CWorkScheduler.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "CTimedWork.h" #include "semaphore.h" #include "interfaces/CMutexHelper.h" #include "patterns/ICommandTarget.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" using namespace std; CWorkScheduler::CWorkScheduler() : dhc("CWorkScheduler") { broadcast_subscribers = NULL; works_received=0; works_completed=0; works_timed_scheduled = 0; dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("instance",this)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("works_received",works_received)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("works_completed",works_completed)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("works_timed_scheduled",works_timed_scheduled)); sem_init(&semaphore, 0, 0); // generate thread for the timed work facility. timedwork = new CTimedWork(this); timedwork->run(); } CWorkScheduler::~CWorkScheduler() { delete timedwork; if (broadcast_subscribers) delete broadcast_subscribers; } bool CWorkScheduler::DoWork(bool block) { if (!block) { CMutexAutoLock cma(&mut); if (CommandsDue.empty()) { return false; } } sem_wait(&semaphore); ICommand *cmd = getnextcmd(); if (cmd->getCmd() > BasicCommands::CMD_BROADCAST_MAX) { cmd->execute(); } else { if (broadcast_subscribers) { LOGDEBUG(Registry::GetMainLogger(), "Handling broadcast-event cmd=" << cmd->getCmd() << " subscribers=" << broadcast_subscribers->size()); std::set::iterator it; for (it = broadcast_subscribers->begin(); it != broadcast_subscribers->end(); it++) { (*it)->ExecuteCommand(cmd); } } else { LOGDEBUG(Registry::GetMainLogger(), "Handling broadcast-event cmd=" << cmd->getCmd() << " NO subscribers"); } } delete cmd; return true; } void CWorkScheduler::RegisterBroadcasts(ICommandTarget* target, bool subscribe) { if (!broadcast_subscribers) { broadcast_subscribers = new std::set; } if (subscribe) { broadcast_subscribers->insert(target); } else { broadcast_subscribers->erase(target); } } ICommand *CWorkScheduler::getnextcmd( void ) { // Obtain Mutex to make sure... CMutexAutoLock cma(&mut); ICommand *cmd = CommandsDue.front(); CommandsDue.pop_front(); works_completed++; return cmd; } bool CWorkScheduler::ScheduleWork(ICommand *Command, bool tryonly) { // assert if a broadcast event has a ITarget set. (This indicates a bug) //LOGERROR(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"cmd=" <getCmd() << " trgt="<< Command->getTrgt()); assert( !(( Command->getCmd() <= BasicCommands::CMD_BROADCAST_MAX && Command->getTrgt()))); if( Command->getCmd() >= BasicCommands::CMD_BROADCAST_MAX && !Command->getTrgt()) { // Fire-and-Forget commmand. Just delete it. delete Command; return true; } if (tryonly) { if (!mut.try_lock()) return false; } else { mut.lock(); } if (Command->getCmd() <= BasicCommands::CMD_BROADCAST_MAX) { LOGDEBUG(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"Broadcast event accepted cmd=" << Command->getCmd() ); } CommandsDue.push_back(Command); works_received++; mut.unlock(); sem_post(&semaphore); return true; } void CWorkScheduler::ScheduleWork(ICommand *Command, struct timespec ts) { // assert if a broadcast event has a ITarget set. (This indicates a bug) assert( !(( Command->getCmd() <= BasicCommands::CMD_BROADCAST_MAX && Command->getTrgt()))); if( Command->getCmd() >= BasicCommands::CMD_BROADCAST_MAX && !Command->getTrgt()) { // Fire-and-Forget commmand. Just delete it. delete Command; return; } works_timed_scheduled++; timedwork->ScheduleWork(Command, ts); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CCapability.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126023177 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.506090707 30 atime=1352553983.771153173 30 ctime=1352556790.979571281 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CCapability.cpp0000644000175000017500000000256212045047126022122 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CCapability.cpp * * \date Created on: May 16, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost (coldtobi) * * \sa \ref CapaConcept "Capability Concept" * \sa \ref CCapability */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "CCapability.h" using namespace std; CCapability::CCapability( const string& descr, IValue *val, IInverterBase *datasrc ) { description = descr; source = datasrc; value = val; } CCapability::~CCapability() { if (value) delete value; value = NULL; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CMutexHelper.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322023367 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.270117947 30 atime=1352553983.779153291 30 ctime=1352556790.983571339 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.cpp0000644000175000017500000000237311765156322022312 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CMutexAutoLock.cpp * * Created on: May 17, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "CMutexHelper.h" #include CMutexAutoLock::CMutexAutoLock(boost::mutex *mutex) { this->mutex = mutex; mutex->lock(); locked = true; } CMutexAutoLock::~CMutexAutoLock() { if (locked) mutex->unlock(); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CTimedWork.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126023023 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 30 atime=1352553983.811153816 30 ctime=1352556791.011571786 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp0000644000175000017500000001653112045047126021747 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CTimedWork.cpp * * Created on: May 18, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif // #define CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG #include #include #include #include #include #include "CTimedWork.h" #include "interfaces/CMutexHelper.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" CTimedWork::CTimedWork( CWorkScheduler *sch ) : sch(sch), terminate(false) #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG , dhc("CTimedWork") #endif { #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->work_completed=0; this->work_received=0; zero_waits = 0; dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("work_received",work_received)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("work_completed",work_completed)); thread_interrupts_count = thread_interrupts_sighandler = thread_interrupts_balance = 0; dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("thread_interrupts_count",thread_interrupts_count)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("thread_interrupts_sighandler",thread_interrupts_sighandler)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("thread_interrupts_balance",thread_interrupts_balance)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("works_pending",works_pending)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("zero_waits",zero_waits)); thread_at_wait_point = 0; thread_wants_mutex = 0; thread_has_mutex = 0; ctimedwork_has_mutex = 0; ctimedwork_wants_mutex = 0; dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("thread_at_wait_point",thread_at_wait_point)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("thread_wants_mutex",thread_wants_mutex)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("ctimedwork_wants_mutex",ctimedwork_wants_mutex)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("thread_has_mutex",thread_wants_mutex)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("ctimedwork_has_mutex",ctimedwork_wants_mutex)); #endif } CTimedWork::~CTimedWork() { if (!terminate) RequestTermination(); thread.join(); } // Called on execution of the thread. void CTimedWork::run() { thread = boost::thread(boost::bind(&CTimedWork::_main, this)); } void CTimedWork::ScheduleWork( ICommand *Command, struct timespec ts ) { bool need_interrupt = false; boost::posix_time::ptime first; boost::posix_time::ptime n = boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::local_time(); #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG LOGDEBUG(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"NOW:\t" << n); #endif boost::posix_time::seconds s(ts.tv_sec); boost::posix_time::millisec ms(ts.tv_nsec / (1000 * 1000)); n = n + s + ms; { #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG ctimedwork_wants_mutex=1; #endif CMutexAutoLock m(&this->mut); #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG ctimedwork_wants_mutex=1;ctimedwork_has_mutex=1; this->work_received++; #endif if (0 == TimedCommands.size()) { #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG LOGDEBUG(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"Q empty"); #endif need_interrupt = true; } else { first = (TimedCommands.begin())->first; #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG LOGDEBUG(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"first\t" << first << "\tnew " << n << " \t\tdelta " << n-first ); #endif if (first > n) { need_interrupt = true; } } TimedCommands.insert( pair(n, Command)); first = (TimedCommands.begin())->first; #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG if (need_interrupt) LOGDEBUG(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"new 1st\t" << first ); #endif #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG ctimedwork_wants_mutex=0; #endif m.unlock(); // should not be needed, but paranoid me... #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG ctimedwork_has_mutex=0; #endif } #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG (volatile int)thread_interrupts_balance++; thread_interrupts_count++; #endif if (need_interrupt) { #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG LOGDEBUG(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"interrupted"); #endif thread.interrupt(); } #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG (volatile int)thread_interrupts_balance--; #endif } void CTimedWork::_main() { boost::posix_time::ptime n, w; boost::posix_time::time_duration s; while (!terminate) { #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->thread_wants_mutex=1; #endif mut.lock(); #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->thread_has_mutex=1; #endif // get now n = boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::local_time(); #if 0 cerr << "Now: " << (boost::posix_time::ptime)n << endl; #endif #if 0 cerr << "TIMED WORKS EXPIRATION" << endl; multimap::iterator it; for (it = TimedCommands.begin(); it != TimedCommands.end(); it++) { cerr << (*it).first << endl; } cerr << "TIMED WORKS LIST END" << endl; #endif #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->works_pending = TimedCommands.size(); #endif if (!TimedCommands.empty()) { w = (TimedCommands.begin())->first; // cerr << "Waiting: " << to_simple_string(w) << endl; if (w > n) { s = w - n; // cerr << "Difference: " << to_simple_string(s) << endl; } else { ICommand *cmd = (TimedCommands.begin())->second; TimedCommands.erase(TimedCommands.begin()); #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->works_pending = TimedCommands.size(); work_completed++; this->thread_wants_mutex=0; #endif mut.unlock(); #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->thread_has_mutex=0; #endif sch->ScheduleWork(cmd); continue; } } else { #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->zero_waits++; // wait requests for empty queues #endif s = boost::posix_time::hours(1); } #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->thread_wants_mutex=0; #endif mut.unlock(); #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->thread_has_mutex=0; #endif try { // cerr << "sleeping for " << boost::posix_time::to_simple_string(s) << endl; #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->thread_at_wait_point=1; #endif boost::this_thread::sleep(s); #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG this->thread_at_wait_point=0; #endif } catch (boost::thread_interrupted &e) { // sleep was interrupted, probably by new work. #ifdef CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG thread_interrupts_sighandler++; #endif } } } void CTimedWork::RequestTermination( void ) { terminate = true; thread.interrupt(); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CCapability.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126022644 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 30 atime=1352553984.327162189 30 ctime=1352556791.355577251 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CCapability.h0000644000175000017500000001504012045047126021562 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CCapability.h * * \date Created on: May 16, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost (coldtobi) */ /** \page CapaConcept "The Capabilites Concept" * * This gives an introduction how capabilites works and whats their purpose is. * For details, please also see the relevant interfaces, mostly CCapability and * IValue. * * Further information can also be found on the chapter over Inverters and * DataFilters. * * \section CapPurpose "Purpose" * * Inverters have some datas to report. These datas might be states, * measurements or other information. Solarpowerlog bundles these kind of * information into one object type, a Capability. The bundle contains as well * the name as also the associated value. * * The name of a capability is used to identified the kind of information * stored. This way most information are abstraced and brought to the same * common denominator: * * The inverter (data source) sets up the value and the receiver of the data can * query for it by the nameas know exactly how to interpret it, as this is * exactly defined. * * The inverter is not required to set up the complete set of information -- it * will just give the infos it has. On the other side, the receiver can not * expect that all information are always available. * * Even if this increases complexity of the receivers implementation -- it has * to make the features it has dependent on the information diveristy it * gets -- it also makes it far more flexible: The program will work on * inverters which delivers many information as well with inverters which will * deliver only a basic set. * * Also, if a inverter decides to give even more information, this data can * easily be added: The receiver which do not know about the infos won't care, * and the others can make use of it. * * Another use-case is, that data receiver can also use redudnt data sources: * They can reconstruct (unknown) pieces of information out of others. * For example, if the power in and power out is known, a filter can calculate * the efficeancy. If the inverter gives that value, the data receiver can use * that value. (actually a DataFilter is planned to make use of that...) * * \sa Please see the file Capabilities.h for some defined capabilites. * \sa IValue for the Value storage * * \section CapaObserverSubscriberPattern "Capability Change Notifications" * * The Capability interface is designed using the observer design pattern: * The Capability is the Subject and all data sources are the observers, * which will get notified on changes. * * Note, that this notification is not automated: The one setting the value * has still to call the CCapabiltiy::notify() function. * * The Subject-Pattern is implemented by inheritating from the IObserverSubject * interface. * * \section Cappredefined "Required Capabilites" * * In the file Capabilites.h some of the predefined Capbabilites are markes as * required. These means, that everyone using the interface has to implement * (data source) or at least is required to subscribe to this information. * * These Capabilites are helping to manage the capability system. * * \section CapaWarnings "Important Implementation Notes" * * - The class also contains a back-link to the generating inverter, using the * data field source. A user of this field should always be aware, that the * pointer might be NULL. * * - Even if the interface allows you, only the data-source should be change a * value. * * */ #ifndef CCAPABILITY_H_ #define CCAPABILITY_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "patterns/IObserverSubject.h" #include "patterns/IValue.h" #include class IInverterBase; class IValue; using namespace std; /** Implements the CCapability Concept * * Please see the \ref CapaConcept "Capability Concept" description for details on the concepts. * * The class is noncopyable as usually a Capability is non-transferable due * to the assosicated Value. * * OBJECTS ASSESTS (OBJECT OWNERSHIPS) * * To understand object responsibility (espcially who's task it is to delete * that object) , and as the class contains some pointers * to foreign objects, it is important to define the responsbility on these * objects. * * - source NOT RESPONSIBLE * - value TAKES OWNERSHIP. DELETES ON DESTRUCTION. */ class CCapability : public IObserverSubject , boost::noncopyable { public: /** Construct a Capability, specify the concrete objects it should use. * * \param descr String used to identify the Capabilty. Should be * descriptive,as it might be present to the end-user. * * \param val Associated Value object. * * \param datasrc Pointer to the generating Inverter. Can be used for * datafilter to find out what the origin of the data is. * * */ CCapability( const string& descr, IValue *val, IInverterBase *datasrc = NULL ); /** Destructor. Deletes the value object as well. (See CCapability for details)*/ virtual ~CCapability(); /** Get Access to the description * * \returns description. */ const string & getDescription() const { return description; } /** Get a the pointer to the one feeding this data. * * \returns Pointer. * * \warning may return NULL*/ virtual IInverterBase *getSource() const { return source; } /** Returns the pointer t*/ virtual IValue *getValue() const { return value; } protected: /** storage for the description passed by the creator */ string description; /** storage for the source-pointer passed by the creator */ IInverterBase *source; /** storage for the value-pointer passed by the creator */ IValue *value; }; #endif /* CCAPABILITY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CWorkScheduler.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126023344 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 30 atime=1352553984.351162595 30 ctime=1352556791.379577635 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h0000644000175000017500000001005412045047126022262 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CWorkScheduler.h * * Created on: May 17, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CWORKSCHEDULER_H_ #define CWORKSCHEDULER_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #include #include #include #include #include #include "interfaces/CDebugHelper.h" class ICommand; class ICommandTarget; class CTimedWork; /** This class implements the work scheduler: * * Objects derived from CommandTarget can schedule work to be done: * * call again later: * (when they are not able to complete it immediatly) * * call again at .... * (when they expect to do some work in some specific time * * \warning for all actions, the Objects will be passed by reference. At this * point of time, CWorkScheduler is owner of the object and will destroy it later, * when used. * */ class CWorkScheduler { friend class CTimedWork; public: CWorkScheduler(); virtual ~CWorkScheduler(); /** Schedule an immediate work * * \param Command to be issued * \param tryonly does not issue the work if the underlying mutex cannot be * obtained immediately (useful if called from e.g signal handler) * * \returns true if work has been scheduled, false if not * It is guaranteed to return true if tryonly is false. */ bool ScheduleWork(ICommand *Command, bool tryonly=false); /** Schedule a work for later */ void ScheduleWork(ICommand *Commmand, struct timespec ts); /** Register for broadcast events. * * There (will) be some broadcast events, and if your datafilter/inverter * is interested in those. * * See the file BasicCommands.h for defined broadcast events, but those * events are only broadcasted through the mainscheduler. * * A specialty about broadcast events is, that they will have no callback * in the ICommand. This is asserted by ScheduleWork(). * * \param target which wants to receive the broadcast events * \param subscribe set to false if you want to unsubscribe to the events. * * \note solarpowerlog will only issue */ void RegisterBroadcasts(ICommandTarget *target, bool subscribe=true); /** Call this method to do dispatch due work. * Note: Returns after each piece of work has been done! * * returns true, if work has been done, false, if no work was available. * * \param block if false (default), it will return if there is no work, else it will * wait for work. */ bool DoWork(bool block=false); private: /// Stores the CTimedWork Object, the handler for works to be executed in /// at a specific time. CTimedWork *timedwork; /// Stores the pending work std::list CommandsDue; /** get the next new command in the list. * (Thread safe)*/ ICommand *getnextcmd(void); private: /// Semaphore to wait on until work arrives (probably via timed works sem_t semaphore; /// stores for the mainscheduler the list of broadcast subscribers std::set *broadcast_subscribers; protected: /// Mutex to protect against concurrent accesses. boost::mutex mut; private: CDebugHelperCollection dhc; int works_received; int works_completed; int works_timed_scheduled; }; #endif /* CWORKSCHEDULER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CDebugHelper.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322023313 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.270117947 30 atime=1352553984.283161472 30 ctime=1352556791.331576888 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/interfaces/CDebugHelper.cpp0000644000175000017500000000365711765156322022244 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CDebugHelper.cpp * * Created on: 30.12.2011 * Author: tobi */ #include "CDebugHelper.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" CDebugHelperCollection::~CDebugHelperCollection() { if (registered) Registry::Instance().RemoveDebugCollection(this); std::list::iterator it = this->dobjlist.begin(); while (it != dobjlist.end()) { // IDebugObject *p = delete (*it); it++; } } void CDebugHelperCollection::Register(IDebugObject *dobj) { dobjlist.push_back(dobj); if (!registered) { Registry::Instance().AddDebugCollection(this); registered = true; } } void CDebugHelperCollection::Unregister(IDebugObject *dobj) { dobjlist.remove(dobj); } void CDebugHelperCollection::Dump() { std::cerr << "CONTEXT " << context << std::endl; std::list::iterator it = this->dobjlist.begin(); while (it != dobjlist.end()) { // IDebugObject *p = std::cerr << "\t"; (*it)->Dump(); it++; } } IDebugObject::~IDebugObject() { } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/daemon.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126017600 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.506090707 30 atime=1352553984.287161539 30 ctime=1352556791.339577011 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/daemon.h0000644000175000017500000000465112045047126016524 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file signalhandler.h * * Created on: 01.10.2012 * Author: tobi * * Bundles the Daemon and Signalhandler functionalities. * Stores also the relevant data variables. */ #ifndef SIGNALHANDLER_H_ #define SIGNALHANDLER_H_ #include #include #include /// Filename for the pidfile. extern std::string pidfile; /// Directory where to chdir to. extern std::string rundir; /// File where to redirect stdout extern std::string daemon_stdout; /// File where to redirect stderr extern std::string daemon_stderr; /// Termination request received. extern volatile sig_atomic_t killsignal; /// SIGUSR1 has been received. extern volatile sig_atomic_t sigusr1; /// stores the programmame (argv[0]) extern char *progname; /// Filedescriptor for pid-file /// Note: pid file will be closed right after generation, then this will be kept /// non-zero to indicate that we have a pid file and need to unlink it on exit. extern int pidfile_fd; /// Should solarpowerlog run in the background? extern bool background; /// Perform some cleanups at exit extern void cleanup(void); /// rotate logfiles (reopening) void logreopen(bool rotate); /// Daemonizes solarpowerlog extern void daemonize(void); /// The signal handler extern void SignalHandler(int signal); /// Setup the signal handler /// must be called from main extern void SetupSignalHandler(void); /// This thread is spawn when receiving SIGTERM and the mutex in the CWorkScheduler /// was locked at that time extern boost::thread terminator_thread; #endif /* SIGNALHANDLER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/DataFilters0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367020321 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.439578585 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.439578585 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367017314 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/PaxHeaders.22668/interfaces0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367022444 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.427578414 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.427578414 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367021437 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/IDataFilter.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322025021 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.242117247 30 atime=1352553984.407163488 30 ctime=1352556791.427578414 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h0000644000175000017500000001024011765156322023734 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \defgroup DataFilter Loggers and DataFilters: Description and Configuration * * This page documents the available loggers / datafilters. * * \ref CVSDataLogger * * \ref CDumpOutputFilter * * */ /** \file IDataFilter.h * * Created on: Jun 1, 2009 * Author: tobi * * Interface for all filters, data enhancers and finally all data-sinks * (which do not implement the ObserverSubject pattern) * * How it works: * - A filter, when instanciatesd, gets its configuration its own name * - Using that configuration, it connects to the data source (type IInverterBase) * and subscribes at least to the CAPA Notifications of the data source * - the filter is aware, that most likely the capabilites will change over * runtime. It will only serve the * - If a cdownsteram filter queries for something which is not * modified or created, the request is simply forwarded upstream */ #ifndef IDATAFILTER_H_ #define IDATAFILTER_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif /** \file IDatafilter.h * * A Datafilter is a processor for inverter datas, or a logger which will sinks * the data to some file or database, .... * * For details describing how inverters, capabilites and datafilter work * together, please see \ref IInverterBase "this page". * * * * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ #include "patterns/IObserverObserver.h" #include "patterns/IObserverSubject.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" class IDataFilter : public IObserverObserver , public IInverterBase // The inverter, though the capabilites, also provides the // interface for being a subject (observer pattern) { protected: IDataFilter( const string &name, const string & configurationpath ) : IInverterBase(name, configurationpath, "datafilter") { } public: virtual ~IDataFilter(); /** Filters need not to use the CommandQueue facility, so defaulting to * doing nothing * */ virtual void ExecuteCommand( const ICommand *) { } // Just a reminder: You need to override that. virtual bool CheckConfig() = 0; // Just another reminder. Update is called by the subject, // when new data arrives. So you defintly want to override this. virtual void Update( const IObserverSubject *subject ) = 0; /** When iterating over all the Capabilities, also transparently iterate * over all parent objects as well. See INestedCapaIterator for details. * * \returns A "nested" CapaIterator, (CNestetCapaIterator), which * traverses thourh all layers. */ virtual ICapaIterator* GetCapaNewIterator(); /** Check if the current DataFilter has the capability, if not ask its * parent. * * Overriden from IInverterbase, this function checks first its own * list and then asks its parent for the Capability * * \param identifier Capability to be looked for. * */ virtual CCapability *GetConcreteCapability( const string &identifier ); protected: /// Inverter to connect to. Can also be a another DataFilter /// (as data are exchanged over the IInverterBase Interface, /// this does not matter. /// Note: The child has to set this to the proper value. /// If the child wants to reveive data from multiple / different sources, /// it also might use its own implementation IInverterBase *base; }; #endif /* IDATAFILTER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/factories0000644000175000017500000000013012047460367024421 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1352556791.39557789 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 29 ctime=1352556791.39557789 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367023416 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/PaxHeaders.22668/IDataFilterFactory.h0000644000175000017500000000013111765156322030327 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.242117247 30 atime=1352553984.375162986 29 ctime=1352556791.39557789 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h0000644000175000017500000000265611765156322027257 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IDataFilterFactory.h * * \date Jun 1, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost (coldtobi) */ #ifndef IDATAFILTERFACTORY_H_ #define IDATAFILTERFACTORY_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h" class IDataFilter; /** Factory for Data-Filters * *\ingroup factories */ class IDataFilterFactory { public: virtual IDataFilter* Factory( const string &configurationpath ); IDataFilterFactory() {}; virtual ~IDataFilterFactory() {}; }; #endif /* IDATAFILTERFACTORY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/PaxHeaders.22668/IDataFilterFactory.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322030663 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.242117247 30 atime=1352553983.839154272 30 ctime=1352556791.027572038 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp0000644000175000017500000000375111765156322027607 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IDataFilterFactory.cpp * * \date Jun 1, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost (coldtobi) */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h" #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_DUMBDUMP #include "DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_CSVDUMP #include "DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_HTMLWRITER #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h" #endif #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" IDataFilter *IDataFilterFactory::Factory(const string & configurationpath) { string type, name; CConfigHelper cfghlp(configurationpath); cfghlp.GetConfig("type", type); cfghlp.GetConfig("name",name); #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_DUMBDUMP if (type == "DumbDumper") { return new CDumpOutputFilter(name, configurationpath); } #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_CSVDUMP if (type == "CVSWriter") { return new CCSVOutputFilter(name, configurationpath); } #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_HTMLWRITER if (type == "HTMLWriter") { return new CHTMLWriter(name, configurationpath); } #endif return NULL; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/IDataFilter.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322025354 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.242117247 30 atime=1352553983.863154664 30 ctime=1352556791.051572419 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.cpp0000644000175000017500000000337211765156322024277 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IDataFilter.cpp * \date Jun 1, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost (coldtobi) */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.h" IDataFilter::~IDataFilter() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } ICapaIterator *IDataFilter::GetCapaNewIterator() { return new CNestedCapaIterator(this, base); } CCapability *IDataFilter::GetConcreteCapability( const string & identifier ) { CCapability *c; if ((c = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability(identifier))) { // TODO cleanup debug code // cout << "DEBUG: found " << identifier << " in " << GetName() // << endl; return c; } else { // TODO cleanup debug code //cout << "DEBUG: searching " << identifier << " in base class " // << base->GetName() << endl; return base->GetConcreteCapability(identifier); } } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/PaxHeaders.22668/HTMLWriter0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367022262 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.447578708 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.447578708 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367021255 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/PaxHeaders.22668/CHTMLWriter.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126025077 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553983.899155247 30 ctime=1352556791.071572738 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp0000644000175000017500000004123212045047126024017 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CHTMLWriter.cpp * * Created on: Dec 20, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_HTMLWRITER #include #include #include #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h" #include "patterns/CValue.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h" #include // helper, because we do not want the multi map for the formatters sorted. struct unsortedmultimap { //bool operator ()( const std::vector, const std::vector) const { bool operator ()(const std::string &, const std::string &) const { return false; } }; /// local helpers: Bundle the cyclic-event calculation here... /// the following function schedules the next CMD_CYCLIC Command, out of config /// or out of a Capability void CHTMLWriter::ScheduleCyclicEvent(enum Commands cmd) { // set all members ICommand *ncmd = new ICommand(cmd, this); CCapability *c; struct timespec ts; if (derivetiming) { c = GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_QUERYINTERVAL); if (c && CValue::IsType(c->getValue())) { CValue *v = (CValue *)c->getValue(); ts.tv_sec = v->Get(); ts.tv_nsec = ((v->Get() - ts.tv_sec) * 1e9); } else { LOGINFO(logger, "INFO: The associated inverter does not specify the " "queryinterval. Defaulting to 300 seconds. Consider specifying writeevery"); ts.tv_sec = 300; ts.tv_nsec = 0; } } else if (writeevery > 0.0001) { ts.tv_sec = writeevery; ts.tv_nsec = ((long)(writeevery - ts.tv_sec)) * 1e9; } else { // writevery 0. ts.tv_sec = 300; ts.tv_nsec = 0; } Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(ncmd, ts); } CHTMLWriter::CHTMLWriter(const string & name, const string & configurationpath) : IDataFilter(name, configurationpath), updated(false), datavalid(false) { writeevery = 0; derivetiming = 0; generatetemplate = 0; updated = 0; datavalid = 0; // Schedule the initialization and subscriptions later... ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); // We do not anything on these capabilities, so we remove our list. // any cascaded filter will automatically use the parents one... CCapability *c = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); CapabilityMap.erase(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); delete c; // Also we wont fiddle with the caps requiring our listeners to unsubscribe. // They also should get that info from our base. c = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL); CapabilityMap.erase(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL); delete c; } CHTMLWriter::~CHTMLWriter() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } bool CHTMLWriter::CheckConfig() { bool fail = false; CConfigHelper hlp(configurationpath); // Get writeevery, if not existant, remember that for later extrapolation out // of the parents Capability. if (hlp.CheckConfig("writeevery", libconfig::Setting::TypeFloat, true)) { if (!hlp.GetConfig("writeevery", writeevery, (float) 300.0)) { derivetiming = true; } if (writeevery < 0.0) { LOGERROR(logger, "Configuration Error: writeevery must be positive."); fail = true; } else if (writeevery < 0.00001) { LOGERROR(logger, "Configuration Error: writeevery=0 not yet implemented."); fail = true; } } else { fail = true; } if (hlp.CheckConfig("generate_template", libconfig::Setting::TypeBoolean, true) && hlp.CheckConfig("generate_template_dir", libconfig::Setting::TypeString, true)) { hlp.GetConfig("generate_template", generatetemplate, false); hlp.GetConfig("generate_template_dir", generatetemplatedir, std::string("/tmp/")); if (generatetemplatedir.size() && generatetemplatedir[generatetemplatedir.size() - 1] != '/') { generatetemplatedir += '/'; } } else { fail = true; } if (hlp.CheckConfig("htmlfile", libconfig::Setting::TypeString)) { hlp.GetConfig("htmlfile", htmlfile); } else { fail = true; } if (hlp.CheckConfig("templatefile", libconfig::Setting::TypeString)) { hlp.GetConfig("templatefile", templatefile); } else { fail = true; } return !fail; } void CHTMLWriter::Update(const IObserverSubject *subject) { // note: the subject must be a CCapability here. // to avoid neverending casting we do that once. CCapability *parentcap = (CCapability *) subject; // check for the mandatory Capas now, as they might require // immediate actions. if (parentcap->getDescription() == CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL) { CCapability *ourcap; // forward the notification. // but -- to be nice -- update the value first ourcap = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL); assert (ourcap); assert (CValue::IsType(ourcap->getValue())); assert (CValue::IsType(parentcap->getValue())); CValue *a, *b; a = (CValue *) (ourcap->getValue()); b = (CValue *) (parentcap->getValue()); *a = *b; ourcap->Notify(); CheckOrUnSubscribe(false); return; } if (parentcap->getDescription() == CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED) { CCapability *c = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED); *(CValue *) c->getValue() = *(CValue *) parentcap->getValue(); c->Notify(); // there are new caps, but currently we won't do anything with it // later we want to check the list if we have attach ourself to the // listernes. return; } if (parentcap->getDescription() == CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE) { datavalid = ((CValue *) parentcap->getValue())->Get(); return; } if (!updated) { ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_UPDATED, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); } updated = true; } void CHTMLWriter::ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *cmd) { switch (cmd->getCmd()) { case CMD_INIT: { string tmp; CConfigHelper cfghlp(configurationpath); CCapability *c; // Subscribe to this->base inverter, all the required ones... if (cfghlp.GetConfig("datasource", tmp)) { base = Registry::Instance().GetInverter(tmp); if (base) { c = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED); assert(c); // this is required to have.... c->Subscribe(this); c = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL); assert(c); c->Subscribe(this); c = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); assert(c); c->Subscribe(this); } else { LOGWARN(logger, "Warning: Could not find data source to connect. Filter: " << configurationpath << "." << name); } } ScheduleCyclicEvent(CMD_CYCLIC); } break; case CMD_CYCLIC: DoCyclicCmd(cmd); ScheduleCyclicEvent(CMD_CYCLIC); break; case CMD_UPDATED: // prepared for the next version. // "do on update mode" break; } } void CHTMLWriter::DoCyclicCmd(const ICommand *) { ofstream fs; // C-Template vars TMPL_varlist *tmpl_looplist = NULL; /**< list for the inverter loop */ TMPL_loop *tmpl_loop = NULL; /**< loop */ TMPL_varlist *tmpl_list = NULL; /**< list for generationg the out */ if (!datavalid) { return; } if (generatetemplate) { std::string s; CConfigHelper cfg(configurationpath); cfg.GetConfig("name", s); s = generatetemplatedir + s + ".html"; fs.open(s.c_str(), fstream::out | fstream::trunc | fstream::binary); #ifdef HAVE_WIN32_API if (fs.fail()) { fs.clear(); fs.open(s.c_str(), fstream::out | fstream::app | fstream::binary); } #endif if (fs.fail()) { LOGWARN(logger,"Template-Assistant: Failed to open file: " << s); fs.close(); } fs << "

This are the variables known to " "the template system:

" << endl << "" ""; } // Get the configuration to the formatting specs and map them // TODO make this only once.... multimap > formattermap; std::string s = configurationpath + ".formatters"; std::string s1, s2; CConfigHelper formatters(s); for (int i = 0;; i++) { // LOG_TRACE(logger, "In formatter loop: i="<'); } else { break; } } // reminder: this first version only attaches one inverter! // Step one: // loop over all capabilites and add it to the list // Add the number of the inverter to the exported vars, as the snippets // probably want to do something special on the first one only. // TODO FIXME currently, there is only one. So we make this dynamic later. tmpl_looplist = TMPL_add_var(tmpl_looplist, "iteration", "0", NULL); if (generatetemplate) { fs << "\n"; } auto_ptr cit(GetCapaNewIterator()); while (cit->HasNext()) { multimap >::iterator it; pair cappair = cit->GetNext(); // get the value of the capability std::string value = *(cappair.second->getValue()); // cache the name of the capability std::string templatename = cappair.first.c_str(); // LOG_TRACE(logger, "Capability: " << cappair.first << "\tValue: "<< value); // TODO Rip this part into its own function -- this way, we can also do some daisy-chain // formatting: Modify value x to value y, modify value y to value z .... #if 0 // debug code: dump the multimap find results. for (it = formattermap.find(cappair.first); it != formattermap.end(); it++) { LOGTRACE(logger, "***** " << templatename <<": found 1st=" << (*it).first << " 2nd " << (*it).second[0]); } #endif for (it = formattermap.find(cappair.first); it != formattermap.end(); it++) { IFormater *frmt; // the multimap returns everything after the first result // so we have to recheck if we really want this result. // FIXME the multimap seems not to be best for the task, so maybe // code should be reworked to use another container. if (cappair.first != (*it).first ) break; string formatter_to_create = (*it).second[0]; LOGTRACE(logger, "reformatting " << templatename << " with a " << (*it).second[0] ); if ((frmt = IFormater::Factory(formatter_to_create))) { if (!frmt->Format(value, value, (*it).second)) { LOGERROR(logger,"Could not reformat " << cappair.first << ": Formater reported error."); } // check if we should store the result to another template // variable not the original one. if ((*it).second.size() > 2 && (*it).second[1] != "") { // yes, store the result to the new template var. tmpl_looplist = TMPL_add_var(tmpl_looplist, (*it).second[1].c_str(), value.c_str(), NULL); if (this->generatetemplate) { fs << "\n"; } // in this case, restore the original value before checking // out a possible next formatter. value = *(cappair.second->getValue()); } delete frmt; } else { LOGERROR(logger,"Failed to create formatter " << formatter_to_create ); } } tmpl_looplist = TMPL_add_var(tmpl_looplist, templatename.c_str(), value.c_str(), NULL); if (this->generatetemplate) { fs << "\n"; } } // adding the loop entry to the loop varlist. tmpl_loop = TMPL_add_varlist(tmpl_loop, tmpl_looplist); tmpl_looplist = NULL; // (here, we would add the other inverters linked to this story) // now adding all the stuff to the main list. tmpl_list = TMPL_add_loop(tmpl_list, "inverters", tmpl_loop); if (generatetemplate) { fs << "" << endl; } map::const_iterator it; for (it = CapabilityMap.begin(); it != CapabilityMap.end(); it++) { pair cappair = *it; std::string tmpstring = *(cappair.second->getValue()); tmpl_list = TMPL_add_var(tmpl_list, cappair.first.c_str(), tmpstring.c_str(), NULL); if (this->generatetemplate) { fs << "\n"; } } // we add some others here.... tmpl_list = TMPL_add_var(tmpl_list, "spl_version", PACKAGE_VERSION, NULL); // template assistance is now done, so close the file. if (generatetemplate) { fs << "
Name of the AttributeCurrent Value
iteration " << "0" << "
" << (*it).second[1].c_str() << "

reformatted from " << templatename << "

 " << value << "
" << cappair.first << " " << value << "
HTMWriter Capabilities(these are outside of the loop)
" << cappair.first << " " << tmpstring << "
"; fs.close(); } // okay, now open a file in memory to catch template errors. // (if supported at least) FILE *errfile = NULL; FILE *out = NULL; #ifdef HAVE_OPEN_MEMSTREAM char *ptr = NULL; size_t size = 0; #endif #ifdef HAVE_OPEN_MEMSTREAM errfile = open_memstream(&ptr, &size); #else #warning Note: opem_memstream not available on this platform. Will not be able to tell you template errors #endif // generate filename of the output file if (htmlfile.find("%s") != std::string::npos) { boost::gregorian::date today(boost::gregorian::day_clock::local_day()); char buf[htmlfile.size() + 10]; //note: the %s will be removed, so +10 is enough. int year = today.year(); int month = today.month(); int day = today.day(); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, "%s%04d-%02d-%02d%s", htmlfile.substr(0, htmlfile.find("%s")).c_str(), year, month, day, htmlfile.substr(htmlfile.find("%s") + 2, string::npos).c_str()); out = fopen(buf, "w+"); if (out == 0) { LOGERROR(logger, "Could not open filename "<< buf); } } else { out = fopen(htmlfile.c_str(), "w+"); if (out == NULL) { LOGERROR(logger, "Could not open filename "<< htmlfile); } } if (out && -1 == TMPL_write(templatefile.c_str(), NULL, NULL, tmpl_list, out, errfile)) { // error while writing. lets examine errfile. // we need first to close the file to update ptr and size. #ifdef HAVE_OPEN_MEMSTREAM fclose(errfile); errfile = NULL; // avoid closing a 2nd time later. LOGERROR(logger, "Error while writing html file." " The template library reported this: " << ptr); #else // esp. for the cygwin 1.5 port, we cannot tell the reason why it happened. // patches are welcome to open a temporary file on disk instead and then // (when cagwin 1.7 comes out, this is no longer an issue: They implemented // the GNU extended syscall) LOGERROR(logger, "Error while writing html file (template error)"); #endif } else if (out) { LOGTRACE(logger, "Done writing HTML File. Wrote " << ftell(out) << " Bytes"); } // cleanup. if (tmpl_list) TMPL_free_varlist(tmpl_list); if (out) fclose(out); #ifdef HAVE_OPEN_MEMSTREAM if (errfile) fclose(errfile); if (ptr) free(ptr); #endif } void CHTMLWriter::CheckOrUnSubscribe(bool subscribe) { if (!base) return; CCapability *cap = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); if (cap) cap->SetSubscription(this, subscribe); } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/PaxHeaders.22668/formatter0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367024265 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.423578324 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.423578324 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367023260 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/PaxHeaders.22668/CFormaterWebRootStrip.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322031253 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.238117152 30 atime=1352553983.851154457 30 ctime=1352556791.039572232 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.cpp0000644000175000017500000000346711765156322030203 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CFormaterWebRootStrip.cpp * * Created on: Jan 4, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h" #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" CFormaterWebRootStrip::CFormaterWebRootStrip() { } CFormaterWebRootStrip::~CFormaterWebRootStrip() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } bool CFormaterWebRootStrip::Format(const std::string &what, std::string &store, const std::vector ¶meters) { std::string strip; size_t pos; if (parameters.size() < 3) { strip = "/var/www"; } else { strip = parameters[2]; } // basic check: what must be bigger than strip. if (strip.length() > what.length()) return false; // make sure that the string is there pos = what.find(strip); if (pos != std::string::npos) { store = what.substr(strip.length(), std::string::npos); return true; } return false; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/PaxHeaders.22668/IFormater.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322026402 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.242117247 30 atime=1352553984.383163091 30 ctime=1352556791.407578077 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h0000644000175000017500000000377111765156322025330 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * IFormater.h * * Created on: Jan 4, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef IFORMATER_H_ #define IFORMATER_H_ #include #include /** IFormater a strategies for reformatting capabilites for the CHTML Writer * output. They take a string, a configuration and return the reformatted * result. * * It also contains its factory as a static member function. * */ class IFormater { public: static IFormater* Factory(const std::string &spec); /** This is the workhorse of the stragegy pattern: * The format takes a refrence string of the content to be modified, a * reference where it should suppose to write the result (note: might be * same refrence.) * and a vector of the formatters' configuration. * The vector contains: * [0] - formatter name (needed by caller, ignore) * [1] - where to stored (needed by caller, ignore) * [2...] - parameters supplied by user */ virtual bool Format(const std::string &what, std::string &store, const std::vector ¶meters) = 0; virtual ~IFormater() { } protected: IFormater() { } }; #endif /* IFORMATER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/PaxHeaders.22668/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322031304 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.242117247 30 atime=1352553984.399163361 30 ctime=1352556791.423578324 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.h0000644000175000017500000000277111765156322030231 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.h * * Created on: Jan 5, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CFORMATTERSEARCHCSVENTRY_H_ #define CFORMATTERSEARCHCSVENTRY_H_ #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h" class CFormatterSearchCSVEntry: public IFormater { public: virtual ~CFormatterSearchCSVEntry(); virtual bool Format(const std::string &what, std::string &store, const std::vector ¶meters); protected: // make the factory class my friend to instanciate the object. friend class IFormater; CFormatterSearchCSVEntry(); }; #endif /* CFORMATTERSEARCHCSVENTRY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/PaxHeaders.22668/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.cp0000644000175000017500000000013111765156322031456 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.242117247 29 atime=1352553983.85915461 30 ctime=1352556791.047572352 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.cpp0000644000175000017500000000377611765156322030572 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.cpp * * Created on: Jan 5, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.h" #include using namespace std; bool CFormatterSearchCSVEntry::Format(const std::string & what, std::string & store, const std::vector & parameters) { // the task is to get a comma-seperated value by what // and extract the position for the element given by the parameter // [2] and store the number in store. std::string s; try { s = parameters[2]; } catch (...) { return false; } // What we got: // value, value2, value3 // We count the seperators, and we are set. size_t pos = what.find(s); if (pos == std::string::npos) return false; int count = 0; for (size_t i = 0; i < pos; i++) { if (what[i] == ',' && (i == 0 || what[i - 1] != '\\')) { count++; } } std::stringstream ss; ss << count; ss >> store; return true; } CFormatterSearchCSVEntry::CFormatterSearchCSVEntry() { // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub } CFormatterSearchCSVEntry::~CFormatterSearchCSVEntry() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/PaxHeaders.22668/CFormaterWebRootStrip.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322030720 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.238117152 30 atime=1352553984.391163245 30 ctime=1352556791.411578146 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.h0000644000175000017500000000305211765156322027636 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CFormaterWebRootStrip.h * * Created on: Jan 4, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CFORMATERWEBROOTSTRIP_H_ #define CFORMATERWEBROOTSTRIP_H_ #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h" /// Formater for: Strip a webroot-path from the front of a capability class CFormaterWebRootStrip: public IFormater { public: virtual ~CFormaterWebRootStrip(); virtual bool Format(const std::string &what, std::string &store, const std::vector ¶meters); protected: // make the factory class my friend to instanciate the object. friend class IFormater; CFormaterWebRootStrip(); }; #endif /* CFORMATERWEBROOTSTRIP_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/PaxHeaders.22668/IFormater.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322026735 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.242117247 30 atime=1352553983.843154345 30 ctime=1352556791.031572105 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.cpp0000644000175000017500000000256211765156322025660 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * IFormater.cpp * * Created on: Jan 4, 2010 * Author: tobi */ #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h" #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.h" #include "DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.h" IFormater *IFormater::Factory(const std::string &spec) { if (spec == "stripwebroot") { return new CFormaterWebRootStrip(); } if (spec == "searchcvsentry") { return new CFormatterSearchCSVEntry(); } return NULL; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/PaxHeaders.22668/CHTMLWriter.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126024544 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553984.439164009 30 ctime=1352556791.447578708 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h0000644000175000017500000000456212045047126023471 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CHTMLWriter.h * * Created on: Dec 20, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CHTMLWRITER_H_ #define CHTMLWRITER_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_HTMLWRITER #include "DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h" extern "C" { #include "ctemplate/ctemplate.h" } #include "Inverters/BasicCommands.h" /** Writes data prepared by other plugins / inverters * to a template, which can be HTML, for example * * This plugin does load a template, and replaces magic * values with the ones from Capabilites. * * It also can combine them from seveal inverters. * (planned) * */ class CHTMLWriter: public IDataFilter { public: CHTMLWriter(const string &name, const string & configurationpath); virtual ~CHTMLWriter(); virtual bool CheckConfig(); virtual void Update(const IObserverSubject *subject); virtual void ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *cmd); enum Commands { CMD_INIT = BasicCommands::CMD_USER_MIN, CMD_UPDATED, CMD_CYCLIC, }; private: void CheckOrUnSubscribe( bool subscribe = true ); // Configuraion cache float writeevery; bool derivetiming; bool generatetemplate; std::string generatetemplatedir; std::string htmlfile; std::string templatefile; bool updated; bool datavalid; /// Helper: Generated the cyclic ICommand cmd and attach it. void ScheduleCyclicEvent(enum CHTMLWriter::Commands cmd); /// DoCyclicCmd -- makes the page. void DoCyclicCmd(const ICommand *); }; #endif #endif /* CHTMLWRITER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/PaxHeaders.22668/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126024216 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.49009044 30 atime=1352553983.883154976 30 ctime=1352556791.067572677 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp0000644000175000017500000003307512045047126023145 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CCSVOutputFilter.cpp * * Created on: Jun 29, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_CSVDUMP #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "patterns/CValue.h" #include "CCSVOutputFilter.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h" using namespace std; using namespace libconfig; using namespace boost::gregorian; CCSVOutputFilter::CCSVOutputFilter( const string & name, const string & configurationpath ) : IDataFilter(name, configurationpath) { headerwritten = false; // Schedule the initialization and subscriptions later... ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); // We do not anything on these capabilities, so we remove our list. // any cascaded filter will automatically use the parents one... CCapability *c = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); CapabilityMap.erase(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); delete c; // Also we wont fiddle with the caps requiring our listeners to unsubscribe. // They also should get that info from our base. c = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL); CapabilityMap.erase(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL); delete c; // However, to help following plugins, we will publish some data here: // (this enables other plugins to use our files as data source) c = new CCapability(CAPA_CSVDUMPER_FILENAME, new CValue, this); AddCapability(c); // A comma-seperated list of parameters which are currently logged. // note: This list might grow over time, so when parsing the CSV File, // be prepared that there might be not all given from the beginning of the // file c = new CCapability(CAPA_CSVDUMPER_LOGGEDCAPABILITES, new CValue, this); AddCapability(c); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->RegisterBroadcasts(this); } CCSVOutputFilter::~CCSVOutputFilter() { if (file.is_open()) file.close(); } bool CCSVOutputFilter::CheckConfig() { string setting; string str; bool fail = false; CConfigHelper hlp(configurationpath); fail |= !hlp.CheckConfig("logfile", Setting::TypeString); fail |= !hlp.CheckConfig("compact_csv", Setting::TypeBoolean, true); fail |= !hlp.CheckConfig("flush_file_buffer_immediatly", Setting::TypeBoolean, true); fail |= !hlp.CheckConfig("format_timestamp", Setting::TypeString, true); fail |= !hlp.CheckConfig("rotate", Setting::TypeBoolean, true); if (hlp.CheckConfig("data2log", Setting::TypeString, false, false)) { hlp.GetConfig("data2log", setting); if (setting != "all") { LOGERROR(logger, "Configuration Error: data2log must be \"all\" or of the type \"Array\"."); fail = true; } } else if (!hlp.CheckConfig("data2log", Setting::TypeArray)) { fail = true; } hlp.GetConfig("datasource", str); IInverterBase *i = Registry::Instance().GetInverter(str); if (!i) { LOGERROR(logger, "Setting " << setting << " in " << configurationpath << "." << name << ": Cannot find instance of Inverter with the name " << str); fail = true; } return !fail; } void CCSVOutputFilter::Update( const IObserverSubject *subject ) { assert (subject); CCapability *c, *cap = (CCapability *) subject; // Datastate changed. if (cap->getDescription() == CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE) { this->datavalid = ((CValue *) cap->getValue())->Get(); return; } // Unsubscribe plea -- we do not offer this Capa, our customers will // ask our base directly. if (cap->getDescription() == CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL) { auto_ptr it(base->GetCapaNewIterator()); while (it->HasNext()) { pair cappair = it->GetNext(); cap = (cappair).second; cap->UnSubscribe(this); } return; } // propagate "caps updated" if (cap->getDescription() == CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED) { c = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED); *(CValue *) c->getValue() = *(CValue *) cap->getValue(); c->Notify(); capsupdated = true; return; } } void CCSVOutputFilter::ExecuteCommand( const ICommand *cmd ) { switch (cmd->getCmd()) { case CMD_INIT: { DoINITCmd(cmd); ICommand *ncmd = new ICommand(CMD_CYCLIC, this); struct timespec ts; // Set cyclic timer to the query interval. ts.tv_sec = 5; ts.tv_nsec = 0; CCapability *c = GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_INVERTER_QUERYINTERVAL); if (c && CValue::IsType(c->getValue())) { CValue *v = (CValue *) c->getValue(); ts.tv_sec = v->Get(); ts.tv_nsec = ((v->Get() - ts.tv_sec) * 1e9); } else { LOGINFO(logger, "INFO: The associated inverter does not specify the " "queryinterval. Defaulting to 5 seconds"); } Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(ncmd, ts); } break; case CMD_CYCLIC: { DoCYCLICmd(cmd); // Set cyclic timer to the query interval. ICommand *ncmd = new ICommand(CMD_CYCLIC, this); struct timespec ts; ts.tv_sec = 5; ts.tv_nsec = 0; CCapability *c = GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_INVERTER_QUERYINTERVAL); if (c && CValue::IsType(c->getValue())) { CValue *v = (CValue *) c->getValue(); ts.tv_sec = v->Get(); ts.tv_nsec = ((v->Get() - ts.tv_sec) * 1e9); } Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(ncmd, ts); } break; case CMD_ROTATE: DoINITCmd(cmd); break; case CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN: // shutdown requested, we will terminate soon. // So flush filesystem buffers. if (file.is_open()) { file.flush(); } break; } } void CCSVOutputFilter::DoINITCmd( const ICommand * ) { string tmp; CConfigHelper cfghlp(configurationpath); // Config is already checked (exists, type ok) cfghlp.GetConfig("datasource", tmp); base = Registry::Instance().GetInverter(tmp); if (base) { CCapability *cap = base->GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED); assert(cap); // this is required to have.... if (!cap->CheckSubscription(this)) cap->Subscribe(this); cap = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL); assert(cap); if (!cap->CheckSubscription(this)) cap->Subscribe(this); cap = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); assert(cap); if (!cap->CheckSubscription(this)) cap->Subscribe(this); } else { LOGERROR(logger, "Could not find data source to connect. Filter: " << configurationpath << "." << name ); abort(); } // Try to open the file if (file.is_open()) { file.close(); } cfghlp.GetConfig("logfile", tmp); bool rotate; cfghlp.GetConfig("rotate", rotate, false); if (rotate) { date today(day_clock::local_day()); //note: the %s will be removed, so +10 is enough. char buf[tmp.size() + 10]; int year = today.year(); int month = today.month(); int day = today.day(); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, "%s%04d-%02d-%02d%s", tmp.substr(0, tmp.find("%s")).c_str(), year, month, day, tmp.substr(tmp.find("%s") + 2, string::npos).c_str()); tmp = buf; } // Open the file. We use binary mode, as we want end the line ourself (LF+CR) // leaned on RFC4180 file.clear(); // clear errorstates of fstream. file.open(tmp.c_str(), fstream::out | fstream::in | fstream::app | fstream::binary); #ifdef HAVE_WIN32_API if (file.fail()) { file.clear(); file.open(tmp.c_str(), fstream::out | fstream::app | fstream::binary); } #endif if (file.fail()) { LOGWARN(logger,"Failed to open file " << tmp <<". Logger " << name << " will not work. " ); file.close(); tmp = ""; } // Update the filename. If empty, the subsequent plugin knows that there // was a problem. CCapability *cap = this->GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_CSVDUMPER_FILENAME); ((CValue *) cap->getValue())->Set(tmp); cap->Notify(); // a new file needs a new header headerwritten = false; // Technically seen, the file is now empty and the we-are-logging-this // capability CAPA_CSVDUMPER_LOGGEDCAPABILITES is wrong. // But in some seconds, we probably write the same as the last day, // so we set the changes later. // (In other words: I told you, that the file needs not to contain all the // datas we claim to be there here...) // Set a timer to some seconds after midnight, to enforce rotating with correct date boost::posix_time::ptime n = boost::posix_time::second_clock::local_time(); date d = n.date() + days(1); boost::posix_time::ptime tomorrow(d); boost::posix_time::time_duration remaining = tomorrow - n; struct timespec ts; ts.tv_sec = remaining.hours() * 3600UL + remaining.minutes() * 60 + remaining.seconds() + 10; ts.tv_nsec = 0; ICommand *ncmd = new ICommand(CMD_ROTATE, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(ncmd, ts); } void CCSVOutputFilter::DoCYCLICmd( const ICommand * ) { bool compact_file, flush_after_write; std::string format; CConfigHelper cfg(configurationpath); cfg.GetConfig("format_timestamp", format, std::string("%Y-%m-%d %T")); cfg.GetConfig("compact_csv", compact_file, false); cfg.GetConfig("flush_file_buffer_immediatly", flush_after_write, false); std::stringstream ss; /* Check for data validty. */ if (!datavalid) { return; } /* check if CSV-Header needs to be re-emitted.*/ if (capsupdated || !headerwritten) { capsupdated = false; if (CMDCyclic_CheckCapas()) { headerwritten = false; } } /* check if file is ready */ if (!file.is_open()) { return; } /* output CSV Header*/ if (!headerwritten) { last_line.clear(); bool first = true; list::const_iterator it; for (it = CSVCapas.begin(); it != CSVCapas.end(); it++) { if (!first) { ss << ","; } else { ss << "Timestamp,"; } first = false; ss << *(it); } // CSV after RFC 4180 requires CR LF file << ss.str() << (char) 0x0d << (char) 0x0a; CCapability *cap = GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CSVDUMPER_LOGGEDCAPABILITES); assert(cap); ((CValue *)cap->getValue())->Set(ss.str()); cap->Notify(); ss.str(""); headerwritten = true; } /* finally, output data. */ // make timestamp boost::posix_time::ptime n = boost::posix_time::second_clock::local_time(); // assign facet only to a temporay stringstream. // this avoids having a persistent object. /// time_facet for the formating of the string boost::posix_time::time_facet *facet = new boost::posix_time::time_facet(format.c_str()); ss.imbue(std::locale(ss.getloc(), facet)); ss << n; file << ss.str(); ss.str(""); // note: do not delete the facet. This is done by the locale. // See: http://rhubbarb.wordpress.com/2009/10/17/boost-datetime-locales-and-facets/ // (the locale will delete the object, so there is no leak. If we would // delete, this crashes.) list::const_iterator it; CCapability *c; IValue *v; for (it = CSVCapas.begin(); it != CSVCapas.end(); it++) { ss << ","; c = base->GetConcreteCapability(*it); if (c) { v = c->getValue(); string tmp = (string) *v; if (string::npos != tmp.find('"')) { string t2 = tmp; size_t t; while (string::npos != (t = t2.find('"'))) { tmp = t2.substr(0, t); tmp += '"'; t2 = t2.substr(t, string::npos); } tmp += t2; } if (string::npos != tmp.find(',') || string::npos != tmp.find("\x0d\x0a")) { ss << '"' << tmp << '"'; } else { ss << tmp; } } else { // file << ' '; } } if ( !compact_file || ss.str() != last_line) { file << ss.str() << (char) 0x0d << (char) 0x0a; last_line = ss.str(); if (flush_after_write) file << flush; } } bool CCSVOutputFilter::CMDCyclic_CheckCapas( void ) { CConfigHelper cfghlp(configurationpath); bool store_all = false; bool ret = false; string tmp; if (cfghlp.GetConfig("data2log", tmp) && tmp == "all") { store_all = true; } if (!store_all) { int i = 0; while (cfghlp.GetConfigArray("data2log", i++, tmp)) { if (search_list(tmp)) { continue; } CSVCapas.push_back(tmp); ret = true; } return ret; } /** check for new capabilites not already in the list. * Add the new ones to the end of the list. */ auto_ptr it(base->GetCapaNewIterator()); pair pair; while (it->HasNext()) { pair = it->GetNext(); if (search_list(pair.first)) { continue; } CSVCapas.push_back(pair.first); ret = true; } return ret; } bool CCSVOutputFilter::search_list( const string id ) const { list::const_iterator it; for (it = CSVCapas.begin(); it != CSVCapas.end(); it++) { if (*it == id) return true; } return false; } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/PaxHeaders.22668/CCSVOutputFilter.h0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126023663 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.49009044 30 atime=1352553984.431163882 30 ctime=1352556791.439578585 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h0000644000175000017500000002311412045047126022603 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CCSVOutputFilter.h * \date Jul 1, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost * * \page CVSDataLogger [LOGGER] CVSDataLogger: Logging to CSV Files * * \section DLCSV_Description Overview * The CSV Data Logger takes some or all data and writes it to a regular comma- * sepearated-file. * * The data to be logged can be selected by specifying the identifiers or * all data. * * Solarpowerlog honors the RFC 4180. However, some feature, like the "log all" * feature causes that for example the number of columns changes during runtime. * (However, patches will be accepted to fix this: For example, on a new feature, * one could just reparse the file and add the missing datas. * * If some data is unavailable, it will be logged with an empty value. * * To increase the use of the logfile, a (ISO 8601)-like timestamp * will be inserted as the first column. * * \section DLCSV_Configuration Configuration * * As every logger, the CSV Logger is configured using the Loggers Section. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Option Type Mandatory Default Value Description
name string yes *   Names the Logger. Used to identify the logger.
type string yes *   Selects the LoggerType. To get a CSVLogger, this * must be CSVLogger.
datasource string yes *   Name of the datasource. Must be either a name of a Inverter * (Inverter Section) or a name of another DataFilter/logger.
logfile string yes *   Defines the target file for this CSV file. * See below for additional information.
rotate bool   * false Create a new logfile at midnight. Also see the notes on logfile below. *
compact_csv bool   * false tries to keep the files compact if the data is not changing. * Done by not writing lines with the exact same content. *
flush_file_buffer_immediatly bool   * false if true, do not cache information but immediately write to disk. * If you are "only logging" this might be fine to set to false, if you do * some kind of real-time data processing, make this false, as it might * take some times for the data to enter the disk. * One use of this option disabled is if you log to flash memory or if * you want to avoid spinning up disks. * \note Solarpowerlog only hints the operating system to flush the file * buffers. The OS or hardware (harddisk) still might use some caching. * \note Even if this is setting is false, the operating system will still * take care that the data is written to the disk usually after a few * seconds.) * \note Up to version 0.21 including this setting was default set to true. *
format_timestamp string   * "%Y-%m-%d %T" How should the timestamp be rendered? You can use the options as * described here: * http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_37_0/doc/html/date_time/date_time_io.html#date_time.format_flags *
* However, the default set the date in the ISO 8601 format, for example * 2009-12-20 13:34:56. *
data2log string or array   * all If the string reads "all", everything is logged. If an array is * given, the data identified by the array will be logged. * See below for details. *
* * logfile: * With lofile the filename to log to will be specified. * If "rotate" is enabled, this logger will * begin a new logfile at midnight . To avoid overwriting the old logfile it will * add the current date to the filename, using by default an ISO 8601 format: YYYY-MM-DD. * To specify *where* the timestamp should be placed, use "%s". * If %s is not given, it will be appended *at the end* of the filename. * For example * \code * logfile="Inverter_1_%s.csv" * \endcode * will create a logfile like "Inverter_1_2009-07-04.csv" * * To set the format of the timestamp see the option format_timestamp. * * data2log: * * To specify which data should be logged, their identifiers have to be listed in a * array. * * The identifiers supported can be retrieved by either the inverter's * documentation, in the documentation of the intermediate datafilters. * * One can also use the DumbDumper logger or run the CVS Logger in the "all" mode * to obtain a list. * * \note The identifiers are case sensitive! * * Array-Example: * \code * data2log = [ * "Current Grid Feeding Power", * "Energy produced today (kWh)", * "Energy produced this month (kWh)", * "DC voltage in (V)" * ]; * \endcode * * If you want to use the "log all" feature, just say "all" or do not specify the data to log * (as "all" is the default) * * \note When selecting "all features" and new features are detected at runtime, * the CSV-header will be written again with the new data added to a new column. * If you want to avoid having ever-changing tables, please configure * all the data you want to see in the log file. Data which is not present all * the time will then still gets its placeholder in the output file. */ #ifndef CCSVOUTPUTFILTER_H_ #define CCSVOUTPUTFILTER_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_CSVDUMP #include #include #include "boost/date_time/local_time/local_time.hpp" #include "DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h" #include "Inverters/BasicCommands.h" /** This class implements a logger to write the data to a CSV File * * Please see \ref DLCSV_Description for configuration, etc. */ class CCSVOutputFilter : public IDataFilter { protected: friend class IDataFilterFactory; CCSVOutputFilter( const string &name, const string & configurationpath ); public: virtual ~CCSVOutputFilter(); virtual bool CheckConfig(); virtual void Update( const IObserverSubject *subject ); virtual void ExecuteCommand( const ICommand *cmd ); private: IInverterBase *oursource; fstream file; /** Do the initialization of the module * * - subscribe to basic Capabilities * - open logfile (and create filename) * - schedule rotation of the filename at 00:00:05 * - schedule cyclic working * * Also will do the rotating of the logfile*/ void DoINITCmd (const ICommand *); /** does the actual work: * * - maintain the list of columns to be written * (the Capa map is sorted, but we need to make sure that * we won't switch columns) * - write the heade if necessary * - check for data validty. * */ void DoCYCLICmd(const ICommand *); enum Commands { CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN = BasicCommands::CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN, CMD_INIT = BasicCommands::CMD_USER_MIN, CMD_CYCLIC, CMD_ROTATE /// CSVCapas; // Helpers to shrink some functions... /** Check if any capas are now available which were not before * (but should be tracked) * Read from configuration which capabilities to be logged and * and assemble the std::list containing everything we want to log. * In case of dynamic logging ("the all feature") check for new features * and append them to the list to be logged (at the end of the list) * * The function will be called whenever the Capa-Updated event * is set via this->Update() * * \return true, if a new Capability was detected and a new CSV Header * should be generated. Otherwise false. * */ bool CMDCyclic_CheckCapas(void); /** search the CSVCapas for a named capa * * \returns true, if in list, else false. */ bool search_list(const string id) const; /// cache: last emitted string without timestamp std::string last_line; }; #endif #endif /* CCSVOUTPUTFILTER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/PaxHeaders.22668/CDumpOutputFilter.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126024136 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553984.415163625 30 ctime=1352556791.435578537 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h0000644000175000017500000001036212045047126023056 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CDumpOutputFilter.h * \date Jun 1, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost * */ /** * \page CDumpOutputFilter [LOGGER] DumpDumper: A Simple Data Logger * * This Logger writes the data to standard oputput. * * This is filter can be seen as a reference implementation to see how things * work. * * \section DLDUMP_Description Overview * * This Logger simply queries all Capbilities available and dumps their value * periodically to cout. * * The filter automatically determines how often the values updates (via the * Inverters period) and adapts to this value. * If this value is not available, it defaults to 5 seconds. * * \section DLDUMP_Configuration Configuration * * As every logger, this Logger is configured using the Loggers Section. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Option Type Mandatory Default Value Description
name string x * - Names the Logger.
type string "DumbDumper" * -/td> * Selects the LoggerType. To get a DumpOutput Logger, this * must be DumbDumper .
datasource string x * - Name of the datasource. Must be eighter a name of a Inverter * (Inverter Section) * or a name of another DataFilter.
clearscreen boolean "CSVLogger" * false Specify, if the logger should clean the terminal before starting * to write.
* * \subsection DLDUMPCONF_example Configuration Example * * \code * loggers = ( { # This dumper is known as (required) name = "Simple Dumper 1"; # It is of type type = "DumbDumper"; # And gets its data from datasource = "Inverter_1"; # Yes, it should clean the screen before dumping # (optional. Defaults to false (off) # use true to enable it. clearscreen = true; }; * * * \endcode * */ #ifndef CDUMPOUTPUTFILTER_H_ #define CDUMPOUTPUTFILTER_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_DUMBDUMP /** \fixme COMMENT ME * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ #include "DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.h" #include "Inverters/BasicCommands.h" class CDumpOutputFilter : public IDataFilter { protected: friend class IDataFilterFactory; CDumpOutputFilter(const string &name, const string & configurationpath); public: virtual ~CDumpOutputFilter(); virtual bool CheckConfig(); virtual void Update(const IObserverSubject *subject); /** This DataFilter uses the CWorkScheduler, so it needs to implement * this function. \sa ICommandTarget::ExecuteCommand */ virtual void ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *cmd); private: void CheckOrUnSubscribe(bool subscribe = true); void DoCyclicWork(void); enum Commands { CMD_INIT = BasicCommands::CMD_USER_MIN, CMD_CYCLIC, CMD_UNSUBSCRIBE, CMD_ADDED_CAPAS }; bool AddedCaps; bool clearscreen; }; #endif #endif /* CDUMPOUTPUTFILTER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/PaxHeaders.22668/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126024471 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553983.871154783 30 ctime=1352556791.059572555 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp0000644000175000017500000001754612045047126023424 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CDumpOutputFilter.cpp * * Created on: Jun 1, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_DUMBDUMP #include #include "CDumpOutputFilter.h" #include "DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h" #include "patterns/CValue.h" #include using namespace libconfig; CDumpOutputFilter::CDumpOutputFilter( const string &name, const string & configurationpath ) : IDataFilter(name, configurationpath), AddedCaps(0) { // Schedule the initialization and subscriptions later... ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); CCapability *c = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); CapabilityMap.erase(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); delete c; } CDumpOutputFilter::~CDumpOutputFilter() { if (base) { auto_ptr it(base->GetCapaNewIterator()); pair pair; while (it->HasNext()) { pair = it->GetNext(); pair.second->UnSubscribe(this); } } } bool CDumpOutputFilter::CheckConfig() { string setting; string str; bool fail = false; CConfigHelper hlp(configurationpath); fail |= !hlp.CheckConfig("datasource", Setting::TypeString); fail |= !hlp.CheckConfig("clearscreen", Setting::TypeBoolean, true); hlp.GetConfig("datasource", str, (std::string) ""); IInverterBase *i = Registry::Instance().GetInverter(str); if (!i) { LOGERROR(logger, "Setting " << setting << " in " << configurationpath << "." << name << ": Cannot find instance of Inverter with the name " << str ); fail = true; } return !fail; } void CDumpOutputFilter::Update( const IObserverSubject *subject ) { assert (subject); // note: the subject must be a CCapability here. // to avoid neverending casting we do that once. CCapability *parentcap = (CCapability *) subject; CCapability *ourcap; // check for the mandatory Capas now, as they might require // immediate actions. if (parentcap->getDescription() == CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL) { // forward the notification. // but -- to be nice -- update the value first ourcap = IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL); assert (ourcap); assert (CValue::IsType(ourcap->getValue())); assert (CValue::IsType(parentcap->getValue())); CValue *a, *b; a = (CValue *) (ourcap->getValue()); b = (CValue *) (parentcap->getValue()); *a = *b; ourcap->Notify(); CheckOrUnSubscribe(false); return; } if (parentcap->getDescription() == CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED) { // this one will be dereferred, but only if we do // not have one pending. if (AddedCaps) return; AddedCaps = true; ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_ADDED_CAPAS, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); return; } // All others does not need to handled here, its ok in the cyclic. } void CDumpOutputFilter::ExecuteCommand( const ICommand *cmd ) { switch (cmd->getCmd()) { case CMD_INIT: { string tmp; CConfigHelper cfghlp(configurationpath); cfghlp.GetConfig("clearscreen", this->clearscreen); if (cfghlp.GetConfig("datasource", tmp)) { base = Registry::Instance().GetInverter(tmp); if (base) { CCapability *cap = base->GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED); assert(cap); // this is required to have.... cap->Subscribe(this); cap = base->GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL); assert(cap); cap->Subscribe(this); cap = base->GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); assert(cap); cap->Subscribe(this); } else { LOGWARN(logger, "Warning: Could not find data source to connect. Filter: " << configurationpath << "." << name); } } CheckOrUnSubscribe(true); // falling through } case CMD_CYCLIC: { ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CYCLIC, this); timespec ts = { 5, 0 }; CCapability *c = GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_INVERTER_QUERYINTERVAL); if (c && CValue::IsType(c->getValue())) { CValue *v = (CValue *) c->getValue(); ts.tv_sec = v->Get(); ts.tv_nsec = ((v->Get() - ts.tv_sec) * 1e9); } Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd, ts); DoCyclicWork(); break; } case CMD_UNSUBSCRIBE: CheckOrUnSubscribe(false); break; case CMD_ADDED_CAPAS: cout << name << ":" << configurationpath << " New Capability(ies) reported" << endl; AddedCaps = false; CheckOrUnSubscribe(true); GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED)->Notify(); break; } } // On serveral updates, we have to go through all subscriptions // and check, if we have to subscribe to any of them // The parameter sets, if we subscribe or unsubscribe. void CDumpOutputFilter::CheckOrUnSubscribe( bool subscribe ) { if (!base) return; // mmh, i think they are unused... this filter iterates and needs not to // subscribe. CCapability *cap = base->GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); if (cap) cap->SetSubscription(this, subscribe); #if 0 CCapability *cap = base->GetConcreteCapability( CAPA_INVERTER_MANUFACTOR_NAME); if (cap) cap->SetSubscription(this, subscribe); cap = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_MODEL); if (cap) cap->SetSubscription(this, subscribe); cap = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_ACPOWER_TOTAL); if (cap) cap->SetSubscription(this, subscribe); cap = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_Y2D); if (cap) cap->SetSubscription(this, subscribe); cap = base->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_M2D); if (cap) cap->SetSubscription(this, subscribe); #endif } /// This simple Data-Dumper will just dump all info over all capas it has. /// It shows also how a filter can use the iterators to get all the capps of /// the parent filters. void CDumpOutputFilter::DoCyclicWork( void ) { #if 0 // shows how to browser through our caps. cout << configurationpath << "." << name << " Own Capabilities:" << endl << endl; map::iterator it = GetCapabilityIterator(); while (it != GetCapabilityLastIterator()) { cout << (*it).first << ' ' << flush; for (int i = (*it).first.length() + 1; i < 60; i++) cout << '.'; cout << DumpValue((*it).second->getValue()) << endl; it++; } #endif if (clearscreen) { cout << "\033[2J" << "\033[1;1H"; } cout << endl << configurationpath << "." << name << " Known Capabilities:" << endl << endl; auto_ptr cit(GetCapaNewIterator()); while (cit->HasNext()) { pair cappair = cit->GetNext(); cout << (cappair).first << ' ' << flush; for (int i = (cappair).first.length() + 1; i < 60; i++) cout << '.'; cout << " " << (std::string) *(cappair.second->getValue()) << " (Capa of: " << cappair.second->getSource()->GetName() << ")" << endl; } cout << endl; } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/daemon.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126020133 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.506090707 30 atime=1352553984.039157527 30 ctime=1352556791.155574072 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/daemon.cpp0000644000175000017500000001674112045047126017062 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * signalhandler.c * * Created on: 01.10.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "daemon.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include #include "Inverters/BasicCommands.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" volatile sig_atomic_t killsignal = false; volatile sig_atomic_t sigusr1 = false; char *progname; std::string rundir("/"); std::string daemon_stdout("/dev/null"); std::string daemon_stderr("/dev/null"); std::string pidfile=""; int pidfile_fd = 0; boost::thread terminator_thread; bool background = false; void cleanup(void) { if (background && pidfile_fd) unlink(pidfile.c_str()); pidfile_fd=0; } void logreopen(bool rotate) { ILogger mainlogger; if (!rotate) { if (!freopen("/dev/null", "r", stdin)) { LOGWARN(mainlogger, "daemonize: Could not reopen stdin. errno=" << errno); } } // do not rotate stdout when redirected to /dev/null if (!rotate || daemon_stdout != "/dev/null" ) { if (!freopen(daemon_stdout.c_str(), "a", stdout)) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "daemonize: Could not reopen stdout. errno=" << errno); // try to rectify things... a closed stdout might not be a good idea... exit(1); } } // also, do not rotate /dev/null on stderr if (!rotate || daemon_stderr != "/dev/null" ) { if (!freopen(daemon_stderr.c_str(), "a", stderr)) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "daemonize: Could not reopen stderr. errno=" << errno); // try to rectify things... a closed stderr might not be a good idea... exit(1); } } } void daemonize(void) { ILogger mainlogger; // generate pidfile if (pidfile != "") { LOGINFO(mainlogger, "Using PID file " << pidfile ); pidfile_fd = open(pidfile.c_str(),O_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_EXCL, S_IRUSR | S_IWUSR | S_IRGRP | S_IROTH); if( pidfile_fd == -1) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger,"Cannot generate pidfile " << pidfile <<" Reason: " << strerror(errno)); exit(1); } } else { pidfile_fd = 0; } // dameonize. LOGDEBUG(mainlogger, "daemonize: Rising a daemon."); // reopen stdxxx now, because afterwards we will loose our communication channel. LOGDEBUG(mainlogger, "reopening stdout / stderr to log file"); logreopen(false); LOGDEBUG(mainlogger, "daemonize: logfiles redirected."); pid_t pid, sid; pid = fork(); if (pid < 0) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Could not dameonize. fork() error="< 0) { // on daemons, the parent use _exit. _exit(EXIT_SUCCESS); } sid = setsid(); if (sid < 0) { cleanup(); LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Could not dameonize. setsid() error="<ScheduleWork(cmd); }; }; void SignalHandler(int signal) { switch (signal) { case SIGTERM: // die. if (!killsignal) { killsignal = true; LOGINFO( Registry::GetMainLogger(), progname << " Termination requested. Will terminate at next opportunity."); ICommand* cmd = new ICommand(BasicCommands::CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN, NULL); if (!Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd,true)) { // bad luck -- received SIGTERM in the moment when the mutex was hold. // so we spawn a task to do it for us... boostthreadcallable callable; terminator_thread = boost::thread(callable,boost::ref(cmd)); } } else { LOGFATAL( Registry::GetMainLogger(), progname << " Termination signal received. Please be patient."); } break; case SIGSEGV: { cleanup(); cerr << progname << " Segmentation fault. " << endl; cerr << "Trying to dump internal state information" << endl; Registry::Instance().DumpDebugCollection(); LOGFATAL(Registry::GetMainLogger(), progname << " Segmentation fault."); // try to print a backtrace. LOGFATAL(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"Trying a backtrace to stderr:"); { void *trace[64]; int count = backtrace( trace, 64 ); backtrace_symbols_fd(trace, count, 2); } raise(signal); break; } case SIGUSR1: { LOGINFO(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"SIGUSR1 received"); sigusr1 = true; break; } case SIGUSR2: { cerr << "SIGUSR1 received" << endl; cerr << "Trying to dump internal state information" << endl; Registry::Instance().DumpDebugCollection(); break; } } } void SetupSignalHandler(void) { struct sigaction sa; sa.sa_handler = SignalHandler; sigfillset(&sa.sa_mask); sa.sa_flags = SA_RESTART; sigaction(SIGTERM, &sa, NULL); sigaction(SIGUSR1, &sa, NULL); sigaction(SIGUSR2, &sa, NULL); // Sigsegv - after trigered, set to default behaviour. sa.sa_flags = SA_RESETHAND; sigaction(SIGSEGV, &sa, NULL); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126020220 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.506090707 30 atime=1352553768.223650799 30 ctime=1352556790.959570957 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000001364512045047126017147 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000## Makefile.am -- Process this file with automake to produce Makefile.in ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = -I m4 AM_CXXFLAGS = $(BOOST_CPPFLAGS) #if MAKE_DBIXX # DBIXX_LIB =-ldbixx # DBIXX_LIB_PATH=-L../extlibs/dbixx #else DBIXX_LIB = #endif #DBIXX_LIB =-ldbixx bin_PROGRAMS = solarpowerlog solarpowerlog_SOURCES = interfaces/CCapability.cpp interfaces/CMutexHelper.cpp \ Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp \ Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.cpp interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp \ interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp Connections/interfaces/IConnect.cpp \ DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp \ DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.cpp \ DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.cpp \ DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.cpp \ DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.cpp DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp \ DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp \ configuration/Registry.cpp configuration/ILogger.cpp \ Connections/CAsyncCommand.cpp Connections/CConnectDummy.cpp \ Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.cpp \ Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp \ Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp \ Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp \ Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp \ solarpowerlog.cpp daemon.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOAlways.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOOnce.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported.cpp \ Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOTimed.cpp \ Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.cpp \ Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.cpp \ Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.cpp \ Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.cpp Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp \ patterns/ICommandTarget.cpp patterns/IValue.cpp patterns/ICommand.cpp \ patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp \ configuration/CConfigHelper.cpp ctemplate/ctemplate.c \ interfaces/CDebugHelper.cpp \ daemon.h Inverters/BasicCommands.h \ interfaces/CCapability.h interfaces/CMutexHelper.h \ Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h \ Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.h interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h \ interfaces/CTimedWork.h Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h \ DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h \ DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h \ DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.h \ DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.h \ DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h \ DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h \ configuration/Registry.h configuration/ILogger.h \ Connections/CAsyncCommand.h Connections/CConnectDummy.h \ Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.h \ Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.h \ Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.h \ Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h \ Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h \ 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published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file ILogger.cpp * * Created on: Jul 20, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #include "config.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #ifdef HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include using namespace std; /** Construct a logger object with default settings. * * When using this constructor, the logger will attach to the root * logger by default. This can be overridden by a subsequent call Setup() */ ILogger::ILogger() { // if not overridden by setup, always log to the root logger. loggerptr_ = log4cxx::Logger::getRootLogger(); currentloggerlevel_ = loggerptr_->getLevel()->toInt(); } /** Setup logger in the logger, attaching to a parent. * * The parent logger and the specialization forms the path of the new logger * for easier identification of the source of the message. The new logger is * put one level deeper than its parent. * * For example, Inverter_1 adds a Comm which specalizsation of "Comms_TCP_ASIO", * the resulting logger is Inveter_1.Comms_TCP_ASIO * * The logging level will be deducted from the parent, (default * from log4cxx). * * \param parent logger to attach from. Must not be empty. * \param specialization for the logger. (the name of the new one) */ void ILogger::Setup( const std::string & parent, const std::string & specialization ) { if (specialization.empty()) { loggername_ = parent; } else { loggername_ = parent + "." + specialization; } log4cxx::LoggerPtr logger(log4cxx::Logger::getLogger(loggername_)); log4cxx::LevelPtr ptr=logger->getEffectiveLevel(); currentloggerlevel_ = ptr->toInt(); loggerptr_ = logger; } /** Setup a logger. Do not associate to a parent * * (of course, the root logger is always parent) * * This variant creates a logger with the path
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is the name of the section in the configuration file, * the name of the object, * * The Settings for the logger are extracted from the configuration * file and with this precedence: * - Specification in XML file (liblog4cxx config) * -
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CConfigHelper.h * * \date Jul 4, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost (coldtobi) */ /** \page Config_new Handling the Configuration * * \section ConfigNew_Overview Overview * * Solarpowerlog uses a configuration file to get the settings of the individual * components. It even decided out of the config file which components are * needed ans wich objects needs to work together. * * For easier handling of the configuration, solarpowerlog provides methods to * gather the settings. * * First, every object gets a so-called configuaration path. This is a string, * describing where the configuration of the object is located. (As currently * libconfig is used, this is the "path" of libconfig. * Every object should safe this path. * * Second, a helper class, CConfigHelper exists. This class has some methods * allowing to extract the configuration very conveniently: * - Check for existence of a key (including error reporting) * - Check for the type of a key (including error reporting) * - Retrieve the value * - Handle "optional" values by specifying the optional value to be used * if the configuration cannot be read. * * \section ConfigNew_Use Usage and Examples * * Without many words, here are the some examples. * * Example 1: Check for key type and existence. * \code * CConfigHelper hlp(configurationpath); * // Required Key: Will set fail=true if non-existent or wrong type * fail |= !hlp.CheckConfig("datasource", Setting::TypeString); * // Optional key: Will set fail=truel only if clearscreen is not boolean. * fail |= !hlp.CheckConfig("clearscreen", Setting::TypeBoolean, * true); * \endcode * * Example 2: Retrieve key * \code * CConfigHelper cfghlp(configurationpath); * float interval; * // This sets the value to 5.0 if not in the configuration: * cfghlp.GetConfig("queryinterval", interval, 5.0f); * // This would just set the value. if not configured, the value is left * // alone. * cfghlp.GetConfig("queryinterval", interval); * \endcode * * \note C++ has strong types. So make sure, that everything matches. * The above example would not compile, if you write "5.0" instead of "5.0f", * as gcc would make a "double" and interval would be "float". * This is also true for integers: int != unsigned int! * */ #ifndef CCONFIGHELPER_H_ #define CCONFIGHELPER_H_ #include #include #include "configuration/Registry.h" using namespace std; /** Encapsulates helper-functions needed for easier handling of configuration * issues. * * The class allows: * - easier checking of types * - easier access of values, * - easier access of optional values (by setting default values) */ class CConfigHelper { public: /** Constructor * * \param configurationpath The path to the section of the * configuration file we want to evaluate. * (Usually you got this path by the factory generated your object) */ CConfigHelper( const string& configurationpath ); virtual ~CConfigHelper(); /** Basic checks on configuration keys, with the support for optional parameters * * This function checks for the parameter associated with the * configuration-key (setting) for the existence (if not an optional parameter) * and for type-correctness. * * For mandatory options (specified by parameter optional=false) the key * must exists and be of the right datatype. * * Optional parameters needs not to be present, but when they are the * datatype must be suitable. * * If printerr is given as true, a found configuration error * (type, and existence of mandatory options) * will be logged using the mainlogger. * * The function checks if the configuration-key (parameter setting) * Mandatory options (optional=false, default) are checked for existence first, * optional options are only checked if the type if ok. * If printerr is given with true (default), the type of error is logged-. * * \returns true if the tests passed, else false * * \param setting configuration-key * \param type expected type * \param optional is it mandatory(false) or optional(true,default), * \param printerr if true, explain the error to the main logger * (default:false) */ bool CheckConfig( const string &setting, libconfig::Setting::Type type, bool optional = false, bool printerr = true ); /** Specialization of the GetConfig routine for the type long. * This is necessary as libconfig-1.4.8 removes long support. * \returns false, if the default value has been used. */ bool GetConfig(string const &setting, long &store, long defvalue) { return GetConfig(setting.c_str(), store, defvalue); } /** Specialization of the GetConfig routine for the type unsigned-long. * This is necessary as libconfig-1.4.8 removes long support. * * \returns false, if the default value has been used. */ bool GetConfig(char const *setting, unsigned long &store, unsigned long defvalue) { unsigned int tmp; try { libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); if (!set.lookupValue(setting, tmp)) { store = defvalue; return false; } store = tmp; return true; } catch (...) { store = defvalue; return false; } } /** Specialization of the GetConfig routine for the type long. * This is necessary as libconfig-1.4.8 removes long support. * \returns false, if the default value has been used. */ bool GetConfig(char const *setting, long &store, long defvalue) { int tmp; try { libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); if (!set.lookupValue(setting, tmp)) { store = defvalue; return false; } store = tmp; return true; } catch (...) { store = defvalue; return false; } } /** Retrieves a configuration or set the config with a default value. * * \returns false, if the default value has been used. */ template bool GetConfig( string const &setting, T &store, T defvalue ) { return GetConfig(setting.c_str(), store, defvalue); } /** GetConfig when using a char-array as setting -- see ##GetConfig doc * \returns false, if the default value has been used. */ template bool GetConfig(char const *setting, T &store, const T defvalue) { try { libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); if (!set.lookupValue(setting, store)) { store = defvalue; return false; } return true; } catch (...) { store = defvalue; return false; } } /** GetConfig for mandatory unsigned long settings, for libconfig 1.4.8 * \returns false, if the setting could not be retrieved. */ bool GetConfig(char const *setting, unsigned long &store) { try { libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); return set.lookupValue(setting, (unsigned int &)store); } catch (...) { return false; } } /** GetConfig for mandatory settings. * \returns false, if the setting could not be retrieved. */ template bool GetConfig( const string &setting, T &store ) { return GetConfig(setting.c_str(),store); } /** GetConfig for mandatory long settings, for libconfig 1.4.8 * \returns false, if the setting could not be retrieved. */ bool GetConfig(char const *setting, long &store) { try { int tmp; libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); if (!set.lookupValue(setting, tmp)) { return false; } store = tmp; return true; } catch (...) { return false; } } /** GetConfig for mandatory settings, flavour "char*" * \returns false, if the setting could not be retrieved. */ template bool GetConfig(char const *setting, T &store) { try { libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); return set.lookupValue(setting, store); } catch (...) { return false; } } /** Get the configuration for an array entry, identified by a index. * * See Libconfig's docs for how the arrays working. * * With this helper, you can simply query the array by its index. * * \param [in] setting Setting-id * \param [in] index Index of the array * \param [out] store place where config is placed. * * \return true on success, false if not an array, wrong type or index * not existant. * */ template bool GetConfigArray(const string& setting, int index, T &store) { try { libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); store = set[setting][index]; return true; #if 0 } catch (libconfig::SettingNotFoundException &e) { return false; } catch (libconfig::SettingTypeException &e) { return false; } #else } catch (...) { return false; } #endif } /** Get the configuration for an array entry, identified by a index. * (std::string specialization) -> this is needed as for libconfig it would * be ambiguous for char* and std::string. * * See Libconfig's docs for how the arrays working. * * With this helper, you can simply query the array by its index. * * \param [in] setting Setting-id * \param [in] index Index of the array * \param [out] store place where config is placed. * * \return true on success, false if not an array, wrong type or index * not existant. * */ bool GetConfigArray(const string& setting, int index, string &store) { try { libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); store = (const char *)set[setting][index]; return true; #if 0 } catch (libconfig::SettingNotFoundException &e) { return false; } catch (libconfig::SettingTypeException &e) { return false; } #else } catch (...) { return false; } #endif } /** This is a ugly helper the CHTHML Writer -- we are having a list which * embeddes a array. The entries are anonymous (without a destinctive name). * I currently wonder how a better access function should look like ;-O) * TODO make this more elegant and reusable... * * so, well, this function looks up an entry in the embedded array, * with param i giving the row, index the column. * * \returns true on success (setting found, type ok), * false else (setting not found, type error) */ template bool GetConfigArray( const int i, int index, T &store ) { try { libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); store = (const char *) set[i][index]; return true; #if 0 } catch (libconfig::SettingNotFoundException &e) { return false; } catch (libconfig::SettingTypeException &e) { return false; } #else } catch (...) { return false; } #endif } /** this ugly helper is for the CHTHML Writer, for types that are strings. * See the other ##GetConfigArray for details. */ bool GetConfigArray( const int i, int index, string &store ) { try { libconfig::Setting & set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject(cfgpath); store = (const char *) set[i][index]; return true; #if 0 } catch (libconfig::SettingNotFoundException &e) { return false; } catch (libconfig::SettingTypeException &e) { return false; } #else } catch (...) { return false; } #endif } private: string cfgpath; }; #endif /* CCONFIGHELPER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/configuration/PaxHeaders.22668/CConfigHelper.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126024206 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.506090707 30 atime=1352553984.243160835 29 ctime=1352556791.31557662 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/configuration/CConfigHelper.cpp0000644000175000017500000000475212045047126023135 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CConfigHelper.cpp * * \date Jul 4, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost */ #include #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" using namespace std; using namespace libconfig; CConfigHelper::CConfigHelper( const string& configurationpath ) { cfgpath = configurationpath; } CConfigHelper::~CConfigHelper() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } bool CConfigHelper::CheckConfig( const string & setting, libconfig::Setting::Type type, bool optional, bool printerr ) { libconfig::Config* cfg = Registry::Instance().Configuration(); string reason = ""; string tmp = cfgpath + "." + setting; if (!cfg->exists(tmp)) { if (optional) { return true; } if (printerr) reason = "was not found"; } else { try { libconfig::Setting & set = cfg->lookup(tmp); if (printerr) reason = "is of wrong type."; switch (type) { case Setting::TypeInt: case Setting::TypeFloat: case Setting::TypeInt64: { if (set.isNumber()) return true; break; } default: if (set.getType() == type) { return true; } break; } } catch (...) { if (printerr) reason = "cannot type-check: setting not found"; } } if (printerr) { string name = cfgpath; cfg->lookupValue(cfgpath + ".name", name); LOGERROR(Registry::GetMainLogger(), "Setting " << setting << " of " << name << " " << reason); } return false; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/configuration/PaxHeaders.22668/Registry.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322023356 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.266117843 30 atime=1352553983.907155377 30 ctime=1352556791.079572869 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/configuration/Registry.cpp0000644000175000017500000000654711765156322022310 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * Registry.cpp * * Created on: May 9, 2009 * Author: tobi * * */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" using namespace std; /** constructor for the registry. */ Registry::Registry() { Config = NULL; mainscheduler = NULL; } bool Registry::LoadConfig( std::string name ) { if (Config) delete Config; Config = new libconfig::Config; try { Config->readFile(name.c_str()); } catch (libconfig::ParseException &ex) { std::cerr << "Error parsing configuration file " << name << " at Line " << ex.getLine() << ". (" << ex.getError() << ")" << std::endl; delete Config; Config = 0; return false; } catch (libconfig::FileIOException &ex) { std::cerr << "Error parsing configuration file " << name << ". IO Exception " << std::endl; delete Config; Config = 0; return false; } // Be more sloppy on datatypes -> automatically convert if possible. Config->setAutoConvert(true); return true; } libconfig::Setting & Registry::GetSettingsForObject( std::string section, std::string objname ) { assert(Config); libconfig::Setting &s = Config->lookup(section); if (objname == "") return s; for (int i = 0; i < s.getLength(); i++) { std::string tmp = s[i]["name"]; if (tmp == objname) return s[i]; } // note: we cannot deliver a object here ... we simply do not have one! // As libconfig::SettingNotFoundException is private only, we also cannot // throw here. So, as convention, we return the root of the configuration here.... // We "BUG" here, as it is the responsibility of the caller to ensure the // objects existence. // (Only Objects with a valid name should query their configuration) std::cerr << "BUG: " << __FILE__ << ":" << __LINE__ << " --> Queried for unknown Object " << objname << " in section " << section << std::endl; assert(false); return Config->getRoot(); } IInverterBase *Registry::GetInverter( const string & name ) const { list::const_iterator iter; for (iter = inverters.begin(); iter != inverters.end(); iter++) { if ((*iter)->GetName() == name) return (*iter); } return 0; } void Registry::AddInverter( const IInverterBase *inverter ) { assert (inverter); inverters.push_back((IInverterBase*) inverter); } /** destructor */ Registry::~Registry() { if (Config) delete Config; Config = NULL; if (mainscheduler) delete mainscheduler; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/configuration/PaxHeaders.22668/ILogger.h0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126022533 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.506090707 30 atime=1352553984.455164269 29 ctime=1352556791.46357897 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/configuration/ILogger.h0000644000175000017500000002542012045047126021455 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file ILogger.h * * Created on: Jul 20, 2009 * Author: tobi * * \section LoggingLevels Loggging Levels * * Here some guideline to choose the right logging level to keep consistent * throughout the program. * * - TRACE: Very verbatim (debug purpose) infos, like protocol, telegramms, * low level data .... This level should be used to gather every information * that might be needed to debug problems... Milestones during execution * also counts to this. The goal is to find out whats happening if debugging * some rare problems. * - DEBUG: "Regular" Debug infos, like tracepoints, unusual program flow * detection, etc. Detected problems that are likely a programming problem.... * - INFO: Verbatim information targeted to the user, showing details of * the program flow, but not too much details. * (showing when talking to a inverter, ...) * - WARN: This level indicates a minor problems, caused by external events. * Usually some functions might be temporary not available. * - ERROR: The program cannot function under this circumstances. The feature * imposed will not be available until the reason is fixed and the program * restarted. * The program can usually continue to execute, but with the limitations. * - FATAL: The program detected a problem which makes it impossible to * continue. The program will usually call abort() after FATAL. * */ #ifndef ILOGGER_H_ #define ILOGGER_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include #ifdef HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX #include #endif #ifdef HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX #define LOGFATAL(logger, message) do \ {\ if ((logger).IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_FATAL)) { \ std::stringstream ss;\ ss << message;\ logger << ss;\ }\ } while(0) #define LOGERROR(logger, message) do \ {\ if ((logger).IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_ERROR)) { \ std::stringstream ss;\ ss << message;\ logger << ss;\ }\ } while(0) #define LOGWARN(logger, message) do \ {\ if ((logger).IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_WARN)) { \ std::stringstream ss;\ ss << message;\ logger << ss;\ }\ } while(0) #define LOGINFO(logger, message) do \ {\ if ((logger).IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_INFO)) { \ std::stringstream ss;\ ss << message;\ logger << ss;\ }\ } while(0) #define LOGDEBUG(logger, message) do \ {\ if ((logger).IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_DEBUG)) { \ std::stringstream ss;\ ss << message;\ logger << ss;\ }\ } while(0) #define LOGTRACE(logger, message) do \ {\ if ((logger).IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_TRACE)) { \ std::stringstream ss;\ ss << message;\ logger << ss;\ }\ } while(0) #define LOGALL(logger, message) do \ {\ if ((logger).IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_ALL)) { \ std::stringstream ss;\ ss << message;\ logger << ss;\ }\ } while(0) #else #define LOGFATAL(logger, message) do { \ cerr << message << endl;\ } while(0) #define LOGERROR(logger, message) do { \ cerr << message << endl;\ } while(0) #define LOGWARN(logger, message) #define LOGINFO(logger, message) #define LOGDEBUG(logger, message) #define LOGTRACE(logger, message) #define LOGALL(logger, message) #endif #ifdef HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX /** Interface for logging services * * This class is the interface to the underlying logging class. * (planned: log4cxx) * * Loggers can be attached to every object, and log4cxx allows to structure * them into a hierarchy. * * This class is responsible to give every object access to its own logger, * and extract the logger's configuration out of the configuration file. * (allowing to configure the log for each component individually) * * The class is intended to use a composition or by inheritance. * */ class ILogger /*: public std::ostream*/ { public: enum level { LL_OFF = log4cxx::Level::OFF_INT, LL_FATAL = log4cxx::Level::FATAL_INT, LL_ERROR = log4cxx::Level::ERROR_INT, LL_WARN = log4cxx::Level::WARN_INT, LL_INFO = log4cxx::Level::INFO_INT, LL_DEBUG = log4cxx::Level::DEBUG_INT, LL_TRACE = log4cxx::Level::TRACE_INT, LL_ALL = log4cxx::Level::ALL_INT }; /** Configure the logger with a name (to identify) , * the configuration string (for retrieving logger config) * and a section (under what hierarchy to place the logger) * * \param name of the logger * \param configurationpath where to retrieve the config * \param section where to place the logger * */ void Setup( const std::string &name, const std::string &configuration, const std::string& section ); /** Adding a logger in a lower hierarchy level (below a parent object) * by just specifying the parent. * * This logger will inheritate all settings by its parent, or, the XML * file might configure it. * */ void Setup( const std::string &parent, const std::string &specialization ); /** the default constructor set up logging with the root logger. */ ILogger(); virtual ~ILogger(); /// Getter for loggername inline std::string getLoggername() const { return loggername_; } /// Modify the logger level (at runtime) void SetLoggerLevel(log4cxx::LevelPtr level); /** Check if a logging statement would go through and * if so setup logging level. * * This function should be used before using the << operator, as * this function will avoid calling all the ostream-operators, * when indeed the logging level is below that one configured * for the logger, * * The LOG_xxx macros will do that for you. * * Example: * \code * if (logger->IsEnabled(FATAL)) logger << "Fatal Error occured" <= currentloggerlevel_) { currentlevel = loglevel; return true; } else return false; } /// set the next loglevel (the level which the app will log with the next time) /// usually this is not needed, as IsEnabled and LOG_xxx() do that for you /// /// \param loglevel the level for subsequent logging. /// /// \note: Please use LOG_xxx whenever possible. inline void SetLogLevel( int loglevel ) { currentlevel = loglevel; } /// Log a string with the level. /// /// \param loglevel level to log with /// \param log string to log /// \note when logging a static string, this might be more performant. /// than LOG_xxx. inline void Log( int loglevel, const std::string &log ) { if (IsEnabled(loglevel)) loggerptr_->log(log4cxx::Level::toLevel(loglevel),log); } /** provides the << operator for convenient logging (std::string version) * * \note the loglevel of the message has to be setup prior logging * * \note Use LOG_xxx() macros whenever possible. */ std::string & operator <<( std::string &os ) { if (currentlevel >= currentloggerlevel_) { loggerptr_->forcedLog(log4cxx::Level::toLevel( currentlevel), os); } return os; } /** provides the << operator for convenient logging (stringstream version) * * \note the loglevel of the message has to be setup prior logging * * \note Use LOG_xxx() macros whenever possible. */ std::stringstream & operator <<( std::stringstream &os ) { if (currentlevel >= currentloggerlevel_) { std::string s = os.str(); loggerptr_->forcedLog(log4cxx::Level::toLevel( currentlevel), s); } return os; } private: /// cache for the configuration string. std::string config_; /// cache for the loggers name. std::string loggername_; /// The logger of liblog4cxx... log4cxx::LoggerPtr loggerptr_; /// the last set log level from the application ("I want to log at this level next") int currentlevel; /// stores the logging level of the underlaying logger (cache) /// FIXME: Think about removing that one... /// should be queried from the logger, or at least updated when setting the level. int currentloggerlevel_; }; #endif // HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX #ifndef HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX /** Interface for logging services * * This class is the interface to the underlying logging class. * (planned: log4cxx) * * Loggers can be attached to every object, and log4cxx allows to structure * them into a hierarchy. * * This class is responsible to give every object access to its own logger, * and extract the logger's configuration out of the configuration file. * (allowing to configure the log for each component individually) * * The class is intended to use a composition or by inheritance. * */ class ILogger /*: public std::ostream*/ { public: enum level { LL_OFF = 0, LL_FATAL , LL_ERROR , LL_WARN , LL_INFO , LL_DEBUG , LL_TRACE , LL_ALL }; /** Configure the logger with a name (to identify) , * the configuration string (for retrieving logger config) * and a section (under what hierarchy to place the logger) * * \param name of the logger * \param configurationpath where to retrieve the config * \param sectin where to place the logger * */ void Setup( const std::string &, const std::string &, const std::string& ) { }; /** Adding a logger in a lower hierarchy level (below a parent object) * by just specifying the parent. * * This logger will inheritate all settings by its parent, or, the XML * file might configure it. * */ void Setup( const std::string &, const std::string & ) {}; /** the default constructor set up logging with the root logger. */ ILogger() {}; virtual ~ILogger() {}; std::string getLoggername() const { return ""; } /** Check if a logging statement would go through and * if so setup logging level. * * This function should be used before using the << operator, as * this function will avoid calling all the ostream-operators. * * Example: * \code * if (logger->IsEnabled(FATAL)) logger << "Fatal Error occured" <. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** * \file Registry.h * * \page The class Registry: Configuration, Scheduler and Object Database * * \date Created on: May 9, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost (coldtobi) * * \section LibConfig The Configuration Concept * * \sa \ref Registry * * Solarpowerlog uses libconfig as configuration backend. * * On startup it loads a file and extracts the configuration for the individual * components. * * The settings are structured to the indivdual sections, like general settings, * settings for inverters, settings for the loggers. * * The program parses the basic layout of configuration. * * Out of the infos stored in configuration, the program generates a number of * objects. * * The generated object will be told its own configuration path (in libconfig * notation) to allow it to extract its own configuration. (This makes us the * the live easier, as we do not need to care which configuration items a object * requires: It knows best.) * * \section Registry Registry: The Object Register * * \sa Registry * * The class Registry also maintains a list of all objects it has created during * startup. At the moment these are Inverters and Loggers. * * This allows other components to search for other components by its * name. * * Solarpowerlog will make sure, that no objects will exist with identical name. * * \section TWS The Work Scheduler * * \sa CWorkScheduler * * The Registry also maintains one CWorkScheduler object which is can be used * by all objects. * * \note By sharing one scheduler for all objects, the objects does not need to * care about concurrency, as all the work is done sequencially. This is also * true for timed work. * * \sa CWorkScheduler, ICommand, ICommandTarget * * \subsection TWS_snippet Default Scheduler example code * * This example code shows how to schedule work using the main scheduler: * \code * // Schedule the initialization and subscriptions later... * ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_INIT, this, 0); * Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); * \endcode * * This example shows the usage with Timed Work. (1 second) * \code * timespec ts = { 1, 0 }; * ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_INIT, this, 0); * Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd, ts); * \endcode */ #ifndef REGISTRY_H_ #define REGISTRY_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #include "interfaces/CDebugHelper.h" class IInverterBase; using namespace std; /** The Registry stores some information needed by several program parts. * It also provides a global WorkScheduler. * * The Registry is a Singleton. * * \sa \ref LibConfig "The Configuration Concept" * \sa \ref Registry "The Object Register" * */ class Registry : boost::noncopyable { public: friend class CConfigHelper; /** return the static, global object of the registry. */ static Registry& Instance() { static Registry Instance; return Instance; } // C O N F I G U R A T I O N /** Shortcut to get the configuration. * * Please note, that it must be config_loaded beforehand. * (but if coding for solarpowerlog, this will be done early * in the startup phase, so one can expect a valid object here. */ inline static libconfig::Config* Configuration() { return Registry::Instance().Config; } inline static ILogger & GetMainLogger(void) { return Registry::Instance().l; }; /** (re)load configuration file * * Just brings it in memory... The old one will be deleted. * * \param [in] name Filename to load * * \returns false on error, true on success. */ bool LoadConfig( std::string name ); /* NOTE: This is obsolete! Use an Object of CConfigHelper to extract config! * * Extract the settings-subset for a specific object, * identified by section (like inverters) and name (like inverter_solarmax_1) * * ex: * * inverters = ( * { name = "Inverter_1"; * type = "Solarmax_XYZ"; * driver = "Sputnik_TCP"; * # (...) * }, * { name = "Inverter_2"; * type = "Solarmax_XYZ"; * driver = "Sputnik_TCP"; * # (...) * } * ); * * and GetSettingsForObject("inverters", "Inverter_1") will return the Settings object * for the group "inverters.[0]". * * Please note, that libconfig throws some exceptions: Especially, if the section is not found. * This is not handled here, as the Factories should check if the configuration is complete on * constructing them. (They also can add their own settings (default values)... * * [code] * * libconfig::Setting &set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject("inverters", "Inverter_1"); * libconfig::Setting &new = set.add("NewPropertyNotSet",libconfig::Setting::TypeString); * new = "New Default Setting"; * * [/code] * * Snippet to retrieve Settings: * [code] * libconfig::Setting &set = Registry::Instance().GetSettingsForObject("inverters", "Inverter_1"); * [/code] * * \warning This function is not intended to check if a setting exists! */ private: /** lookup a specific setting. * * \param section Configurationpath of the object. * \param objname Additional path * * \warning libconfig might throw exceptions if the setting is not * found. * Howeverm, if using the configurationpath (supplied by the bootstrap * code) and having objname empty, the path has been validated. */ libconfig::Setting & GetSettingsForObject( std::string section, std::string objname = "" ); public: /** search for an inverter/logger object with the object name * * \param name of the object * * \returns Pointer to the object or NULL if not found. */ IInverterBase* GetInverter( const string& name ) const; /** Add the a new created inveter/logger to the object database * * \note: This function is only for the bootstrap process!*/ void AddInverter( const IInverterBase *inverter ); /** Get the main scheduler to scheule work... * * \returns pointer to the scheduler */ static CWorkScheduler *GetMainScheduler( void ) { if(! Registry::Instance().mainscheduler) { Registry::Instance().mainscheduler = new CWorkScheduler; } return Registry::Instance().mainscheduler; } void AddDebugCollection(CDebugHelperCollection *obj) { debughelpercollection.push_back(obj); } void RemoveDebugCollection(CDebugHelperCollection *obj) { debughelpercollection.remove(obj); } void DumpDebugCollection() { std::list::iterator it = debughelpercollection.begin(); std::cerr << "--- cut here -----------------------------------------------"<< std::endl; std::cerr << "Starting DUMP "<< std::endl; while(it != debughelpercollection.end()) { (*it)->Dump(); it++; } std::cerr << "Done DUMP"<< std::endl; std::cerr << "--- cut here -----------------------------------------------"<< std::endl; } private: /// keeps the object for the main scheduler /// GetMainScheduler will create the object. (singleton) /// note: cpptest detects a memory leak, which is not true. Check the /// destructor in Registry.cpp CWorkScheduler *mainscheduler; protected: /** singleton: no object generation */ Registry(); virtual ~Registry(); private: libconfig::Config *Config; // TODO generalize this interface, as we might also store // other types of objects here. std::list inverters; ILogger l; std::list debughelpercollection; }; #endif /* REGISTRY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/porting.h0000644000175000017500000000013111765156322020025 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.278118141 29 atime=1352553984.79916986 30 ctime=1352556791.695582669 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/porting.h0000644000175000017500000000336211765156322016750 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file porting.h * * This file defines anything that is needed to get solarpowerlog ported other operating systems. * * Even if the componenets of solarpowerlog are carefully selected to ensure portability, some "changes" are * needed for some systems. * * Currently, this file is needed to enable a build under cygwin/win32. * * Created on: Jun 24, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef PORTING_H_ #define PORTING_H_ #ifndef VERSION #error include config.h prior this header! #endif /* Windows stuff : For building under cygwin. */ #ifdef HAVE_WIN32_API #if 0 // compiles using XP and latest cygwin without this tweaks. #define _POSIX_SOURCE #define _WIN32_WINNT 0x0501 #define __USE_W32_SOCKETS 1 #endif #endif /** declare explicit if not understood by compiler */ #ifndef HAVE_EXPLICIT #define explict #endif #endif /* PORTING_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/Inverters0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367020100 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.699582717 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.699582717 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367017073 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/PaxHeaders.22668/SputnikEngineering0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367023710 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.539580175 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.539580175 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367022703 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulato0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126032173 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.059157844 30 ctime=1352556791.175574386 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.cpp0000644000175000017500000011335712045047126032066 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.cpp * * Created on: June 07, 2012 * * Author: Tobias Frost * */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "patterns/CValue.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOOnce.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOTimed.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported.h" #include "Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h" #include struct CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator::simulator_commands simcommands[] = { { "ADR", 1, new CValue(1), 0, NULL, false }, { "PAC", 0.5, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "PDC", 0.5, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "KHR", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "CAC", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "SYS", 1.0, new CValue(20004), 1, new CValue(0), false }, { "TYP", 1.0, new CValue(65534), 0, NULL, false }, { "BDN", 1.0, new CValue(24), 0, NULL, false }, { "SWV", 1.0, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, { "KYR", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "KMT", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "KDY", 0.1, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "KLD", 0.1, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "KT0", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "PIN", 0.5, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "TNF", 0.01, new CValue(50), 0, NULL, false }, { "PRL", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "PRL", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "UDC", 0.1, new CValue(200), 0, NULL, false }, { "UL1", 0.1, new CValue(230), 0, NULL, false }, { "UL2", 0.1, new CValue(200), 0, NULL, false }, { "UL3", 0.1, new CValue(230), 0, NULL, false }, { "IDC", 0.01, new CValue(2), 0, NULL, false }, { "IL1", 0.01, new CValue(2), 0, NULL, false }, { "IL2", 0.01, new CValue(2), 0, NULL, false }, { "IL3", 0.01, new CValue(2), 0, NULL, false }, { "TKK", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "TK2", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "TK3", 1.0, new CValue(42), 0, NULL, false }, { "IEE", 0.1, new CValue(1), 0, NULL, false }, { "IED", 0.1, new CValue(1), 0, NULL, false }, { "IEA", 0.1, new CValue(1), 0, NULL, false }, { "UGD", 0.1, new CValue(25), 0, NULL, false }, { "SAL", 1, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, { "UD01", 0.1, new CValue(200), 0, NULL, false }, { "UD02", 0.1, new CValue(200), 0, NULL, false }, { "UD03", 0.1, new CValue(200), 0, NULL, false }, { "ID01", 0.01, new CValue(2), 0, NULL, false }, { "ID02", 0.01, new CValue(2), 0, NULL, false }, { "ID03", 0.01, new CValue(2), 0, NULL, false }, { "PD01", 0.5, new CValue(400), 0, NULL, false }, { "PD02", 0.5, new CValue(400), 0, NULL, false }, { "PD03", 0.5, new CValue(400), 0, NULL, false }, // Inverter Solarmax 20C uses those to signal stati... // (not implemented in the inverter class!) { "SE1", 1, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, { "SE2", 1, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, { "SPR", 1, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, { "SCD", 1, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, // some other commands to evaluate... Seems to be general settings // for the inverter / grid configuration. // take with care, values mostly guessed. // not implemented in the inverter. { "ULH", 0.1, new CValue(220), 0, NULL, false }, // Uac max { "ULL", 0.1, new CValue(240), 0, NULL, false }, // Uac min { "TNH", 0.01, new CValue(49.7), 0, NULL, false }, // freq max { "TNL", 0.01, new CValue(50.2), 0, NULL, false }, // freq min { "TND", 0.01, new CValue(0.1), 0, NULL, false }, // df/dt max { "ISL", 1, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, // "ISL"anding detection { "IEM", .1, new CValue(.5), 0, NULL, false }, // max error current { "IAA", 0.01, new CValue(16), 0, NULL, false }, // max Iac mean { "ILM", 0.01, new CValue(17), 0, NULL, false }, // max Iac { "UMX", 0.1, new CValue(240), 0, NULL, false }, // 10 min Uax max. { "RSD", 1, new CValue(30), 0, NULL, false }, // Restart delay { "CYC", 1, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, // ??? { "PWF", 1, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, // ??? { "SYM", 1, new CValue(0), 0, NULL, false }, // Symmetry Settings? { "PAM", 1, new CValue(4000), 0, NULL, false }, // Maximum power to feed. { "PWM", 1, new CValue(25), 0, NULL, false }, // ??? some modulation { "PWT", 1, new CValue(26), 0, NULL, false }, // ??? some modulation { NULL , 0 , NULL, 0, NULL, false} }; /** helper to convert a string to a CValue * \param ivalue will be updated. * \param value stringvalue * \param scale applied to the decoded value, if sputnikmode=true * \param sputnikmode if true, expect hexvalue (raw value in telegramm). * \return false if string could not be converted. */ static bool converttovalue(IValue *ivalue, const std::string &value, float scale = 1.0, bool sputnikmode = false) { float tmp; if (!sputnikmode) { if (1 != sscanf(value.c_str(), "%f", &tmp)) return false; } else { long ltmp; if (1 != sscanf(value.c_str(), "%ld", <mp)) return false; tmp = ltmp * scale; } if (CValue::IsType(ivalue)) { ((CValue*)ivalue)->Set(tmp); } else if (CValue::IsType(ivalue)) { ((CValue*)ivalue)->Set(tmp + 0.5); } else if (CValue::IsType(ivalue)) { ((CValue*)ivalue)->Set(tmp + 0.5); } else if (CValue::IsType(ivalue)) { ((CValue*)ivalue)->Set(tmp > 0.5 ? true : false); } else { LOGERROR(Registry::GetMainLogger(), "converttovalue -- not implemented CValue"); return false; } //LOGTRACE(Registry::GetMainLogger(),"value now " << std::string(*ivalue)); return true; } /// helper to convert the values to suitable strings /// Implemented for float, long and int static std::string convert2sputnikhex(IValue *value, float scale) { char buf[32]; unsigned long tmp; if (CValue::IsType(value)) { float ftmp = ((CValue*)value)->Get() / scale + 0.5; tmp = (long)ftmp; } else if (CValue::IsType(value)) { float ftmp = ((CValue*)value)->Get() / scale + 0.5; tmp = (long)ftmp; } else if (CValue::IsType(value)) { float ftmp = ((CValue*)value)->Get() / scale + 0.5; tmp = (long)ftmp; } else if (CValue::IsType(value)) { bool btmp = ((CValue*)value)->Get(); tmp = (long)btmp; } else { LOGERROR(Registry::GetMainLogger(), "convert2sputnikhex -- not implemented CValue"); return ""; } snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%lX", tmp); return buf; } CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator::CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator( const string &name, const string & configurationpath) : IInverterBase::IInverterBase(name, configurationpath, "inverter") { commadr = 0x01; _disconnect = false; _offline = false; _shutdown_requested = false; _isconnected = false; // will be initialized later. ctrlserver = NULL; // Add the capabilites that this inverter has // Note: The "must-have" ones CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL and CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED are already instanciated by the base class constructor. // Note2: You also can add capabilites as soon you know them (runtime detection) string s; IValue *v; CCapability *c; s = CAPA_INVERTER_MANUFACTOR_NAME; v = CValueFactory::Factory(); ((CValue*)v)->Set("Solarpowerlog"); c = new CCapability(s, v, this); AddCapability(c); // Add the request to initialize as soon as the system is up. ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); CConfigHelper cfghlp(configurationpath); // Query settings needed and default all optional settings. cfghlp.GetConfig("commadr", commadr, 0x01u); s = CAPA_INVERTER_CONFIGNAME; v = CValueFactory::Factory(); ((CValue*)v)->Set(name); c = new CCapability(s, v, this); AddCapability(c); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Inverter configuration:"); LOGDEBUG(logger, "class CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator "); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Commadr: " << commadr); cfghlp.GetConfig("comms", s, (string)"unset"); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Communication: " << s); this->scommands = new struct simulator_commands[sizeof(simcommands) / sizeof(struct simulator_commands)]; // copy the lookup table to have an working copy available (to be able to // modify the values with the control server) int i = 0; do { scommands[i].token = simcommands[i].token; scommands[i].scale1 = simcommands[i].scale1; scommands[i].scale2 = simcommands[i].scale2; scommands[i].value = NULL; scommands[i].value2 = NULL; if (simcommands[i].value) scommands[i].value = simcommands[i].value ->clone(); if (simcommands[i].value2) scommands[i].value2 = simcommands[i].value2 ->clone(); scommands[i].killbit = false; } while (simcommands[i++].token); // Register for broadcast events Registry::GetMainScheduler()->RegisterBroadcasts(this); } CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator::~CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator() { int i = 0; do { if (scommands[i].value) delete scommands[i].value; if (scommands[i].value2) delete scommands[i].value2; } while (scommands[++i].token); delete[] scommands; if (ctrlserver) delete ctrlserver; } bool CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator::CheckConfig() { string setting; string str; bool fail = false; CConfigHelper hlp(configurationpath); fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("comms", libconfig::Setting::TypeString)); // Note: Queryinterval is optional. But CConfigHelper handle also opt. // parameters and checks for type. fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("queryinterval", libconfig::Setting::TypeFloat, true)); fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("commadr", libconfig::Setting::TypeInt)); // Check config of the component, if already instanciated. if (connection) { fail |= (true != connection->CheckConfig()); } if (!connection->CanAccept()) { LOGFATAL(logger, "Configuration Error: Communication method supports not " "server-mode or is not configured accordingly."); fail = true; } std::string ctrl_cfg = configurationpath + ".ctrl_comms"; CConfigHelper ch(ctrl_cfg); if (ch.GetConfig("comms", setting)) { ctrlserver = IConnectFactory::Factory(ctrl_cfg); ctrlserver->SetupLogger(configurationpath, "ctrl-server"); if (!ctrlserver->CheckConfig()) { LOGFATAL(logger, "Ctrl-Server communication method configuration error"); return false; } if (!ctrlserver->CanAccept()) { LOGFATAL(logger, "Ctrl-Server communication method cannot act as a server"); return false; } } else { LOGINFO(logger, "Simulator: control server disables as config not found."); } int type; int cadr; hlp.GetConfig("TYP", type, -1); hlp.GetConfig("commadr", cadr); if (-1 != type) { int i; for (i = 0; scommands[i].token; i++) { if (0 == strcmp(scommands[i].token, "TYP")) { CValue* v = (CValue*)scommands[i].value; v->Set(type); } else if (0 == strcmp(scommands[i].token, "ADR")) { CValue* v = (CValue*)scommands[i].value; v->Set(cadr); } } } LOGTRACE(logger, "Check Configuration result: " << !fail); return !fail; } /** Calculate the telegram checksum and return it. * * The sputnik protects it telegrams with a checksum. * The checksum is a sum of all bytes of a telegram, * starting after the { and ending at the | just before * the checksum. * * This routine assumes, that you give it the complete * telegram, and only the checksum and the } is missing. */ unsigned int CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator::CalcChecksum(const char *str, int len) { unsigned int chksum = 0; str++; do { chksum += *str++; } while (--len); return chksum; } void CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator::ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *Command) { string commstring = ""; string reccomm = ""; ICommand *cmd; switch ((Commands)Command->getCmd()) { case CMD_INIT: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_INIT"); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); if (ctrlserver) { cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CTRL_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); } break; } case CMD_SIM_INIT: // Wait for incoming connections. { // only if no shutdown have been requested. if (_shutdown_requested) break; LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_SIM_INIT"); if (connection->IsConnected()) { cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_WAITDISCONNECT, this); connection->Disconnect(cmd); _isconnected = false; break; } } // fall-through ok case CMD_SIM_DISCONNECTED: LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_SIM_DISCONNECTED"); LOGINFO(logger, "Disconnecting because we are in disconnected mode"); // we will wait here until we were allowed to connect again. // in this case the ctrl server will issue a work with // CMD_SIM_DISCONNECTED as target and let fall through here. // avoid race with ctrl server. if (_disconnect) break; // if we are still connected, do not accept -- otherwise we are // "double" accepting. if (_isconnected) break; case CMD_SIM_WAITDISCONNECT: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_SIM_WAITDISCONNECT"); if (!_disconnect) { cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_CONNECTED, this); connection->Accept(cmd); break; } // else wait here until reactivation. LOGDEBUG(logger, "waiting for _disconnect getting false"); break; } case CMD_SIM_CONNECTED: // Wait for { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_SIM_CONNECTED"); int err = -1; // CMD_CONNECTED: Accept succeeded of failure. try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "CMD_SIM_CONNECTED: unexpected exception while " "trying to get the errorcode."); err = -1; } if (err < 0) { try { LOGERROR(logger, "Error while connecting: " << boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR))); } catch (...) { LOGERROR(logger, "Unknown error " << err << " while connecting."); } cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); break; } if (!_disconnect) { _isconnected = true; cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_EVALUATE_RECEIVE, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, (long)3600 * 1000); connection->Receive(cmd); LOGINFO(logger, "Simulator connected."); } else { // tear down connection again after we've got instructed to // be in disconnected mode. connection->Disconnect( new ICommand(CMD_SIM_DISCONNECTED, this)); LOGINFO(logger, "Simulator connected, but we shall disconnect."); } } break; case CMD_SIM_EVALUATE_RECEIVE: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_SIM_EVALUATE_RECEIVE"); int err; std::string s; try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "BUG: Unexpected exception."); err = -1; } if (err < 0) { // we do not differentiate between errors. cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); try { s = boost::any_cast( Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR)); LOGERROR(logger, "Receive Error: " << s); } catch (...) { LOGERROR(logger, "Receive Error: " << strerror(-err)); } } try { s = boost::any_cast( Command->findData(ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unexpected Exception"); err = -EINVAL; break; } if (err < 0) { cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); break; } LOGTRACE(logger, "Received: " << s << " len: " << s.size()); if (logger.IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_TRACE)) { string st; char buf[32]; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < s.size(); i++) { sprintf(buf, "%02x", (unsigned char)s[i]); st = st + buf; if (i && i % 16 == 0) st = st + "\n"; else st = st + ' '; } LOGTRACE(logger, "Received in hex: "<< st); } if (!_offline) { // make answer and send it. s = parsereceivedstring(s); } else { s.clear(); LOGINFO(logger, "Not answering because we are in offline mode"); } if (_disconnect) { // ctrl server tells not to connect... so we disconnect now and do not // send the answer cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_DISCONNECTED, this); connection->Disconnect(cmd); _isconnected = false; } // only response if parsing was successful. if (s.size()) { LOGTRACE(logger, "Response :" << s << " len: " << s.size()); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_WAIT_SENT, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, (long)3000); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_SEND_STRING, s); connection->Send(cmd); } else { cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_EVALUATE_RECEIVE, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, (long)3600 * 1000); connection->Receive(cmd); } } break; case CMD_SIM_WAIT_SENT: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_SIM_WAIT_SENT"); int err; try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "BUG: Unexpected exception."); err = -1; } if (err < 0) { LOGERROR(logger, "Error while sending"); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); break; } cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SIM_EVALUATE_RECEIVE, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, (long)3600 * 1000); connection->Receive(cmd); break; } // ##### CONTROL SEVER ##### case CMD_CTRL_INIT: { // only if no shutdown have been requested. if (_shutdown_requested) break; // the commandserver is known to be non-NULL, otherwise CMD_INIT // would not have scheduled this work. LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_CTRL_INIT"); LOGINFO(logger, "Sputnik-Simulator control server ready."); if (ctrlserver->IsConnected()) { cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CTRL_WAITDISCONNECT, this); ctrlserver->Disconnect(cmd); break; } } // fall through ok case CMD_CTRL_WAITDISCONNECT: { cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CTRL_CONNECTED, this); ctrlserver->Accept(cmd); break; } case CMD_CTRL_CONNECTED: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_CTRL_CONNECTED"); LOGINFO(logger, "Ctrl-Server connected"); int err = -1; try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "CMD_CTRL_CONNECTED: unexpected exception while " "trying to get the errorcode."); err = -1; } if (err < 0) { try { LOGERROR(logger, "Error while connecting (ctrl-server): " << boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR))); } catch (...) { LOGERROR(logger, "Unknown error " << err << " while connecting."); } cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CTRL_INIT, this); timespec ts; ts.tv_sec = 15; ts.tv_nsec = 0; Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd, ts); break; } else { cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CTRL_PARSERECEIVE, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, (long)3600 * 1000); ctrlserver->Receive(cmd); break; } break; } case CMD_CTRL_PARSERECEIVE: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_CTRL_PARSERECEIVE"); int err; std::string s; try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "BUG: Unexpected exception."); err = -1; } if (err < 0) { // we do not differentiate the error here, an error is an error.... cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CTRL_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); try { s = boost::any_cast( Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR)); LOGERROR(logger, "Receive Error (ctrl-server): " << s); } catch (...) { LOGERROR(logger, "Receive Error (ctrl-server): " << strerror(-err)); } break; } try { s = boost::any_cast( Command->findData(ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unexpected Exception"); break; } LOGTRACE(logger, "Received (ctrl-server): " << s << " len: " << s.size()); if (logger.IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_TRACE)) { string st; char buf[32]; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < s.size(); i++) { sprintf(buf, "%02x", (unsigned char)s[i]); st = st + buf; if (i && i % 16 == 0) st = st + "\n"; else st = st + ' '; } LOGTRACE(logger, "Received in hex: " << st); } bool disconnect_old = _disconnect; // make answer and send it. s = parsereceivedstring_ctrlserver(s); LOGTRACE(logger, "Response (ctrl-server):" << s << "len: " << s.size()); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CTRL_WAIT_SENT, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, ((long)3000)); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_SEND_STRING, s); if (s == "BYE!\n") { cmd->setCmd(CMD_CTRL_INIT); } ctrlserver->Send(cmd); // detect if we re-enable the connection of the simulator if (disconnect_old && !_disconnect) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Re-enabling connection"); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork( new ICommand(CMD_SIM_DISCONNECTED, this)); } break; } case CMD_CTRL_WAIT_SENT: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_CTRL_WAIT_SENT"); int err; try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "BUG: Unexpected exception."); err = -1; } if (err < 0) { LOGERROR(logger, "Error while sending (ctrl-server)"); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CTRL_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); break; } cmd = new ICommand(CMD_CTRL_PARSERECEIVE, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, (long)3600 * 1000); ctrlserver->Receive(cmd); break; } // Broadcast events case CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN: // stop all pending I/Os, as we will exit soon. connection->AbortAll(); ctrlserver->AbortAll(); _shutdown_requested = true; break; default: if (Command->getCmd() <= BasicCommands::CMD_BROADCAST_MAX) { // broadcast event LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unhandled broadcast event received " << Command->getCmd()); break; } LOGERROR(logger, "Unknown CMD received: "<< Command->getCmd()); break; } } // parsing of the reception -- simulator. std::string CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator::parsereceivedstring( const string & s) { unsigned int i; unsigned int sender_adr; // check for basic constraints... if (s[0] != '{' || s[s.length() - 1] != '}') return ""; // tokenizer (taken from // http://oopweb.com/CPP/Documents/CPPHOWTO/Volume/C++Programming-HOWTO-7.html // but modified. // we take the received string and "split" it into smaller pieces. // the pieces ("tokens") then assemble one single information to be // for this, we split by: // ";" "|" ":" (and "{}") vector tokens; { char delimiters[] = "{;|:}"; tokenizer(delimiters, s, tokens); } // Minimum is {;;|: .... |} - 5 tokens if (tokens.size() <= 5) return ""; // Debug: Print all received tokens #if defined DEBUG_TOKENIZER DEBUG_tokenprinter(this->logger, tokens); #endif unsigned int tmp; if (1 != sscanf(tokens.back().c_str(), "%x", &tmp)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "could not parse checksum. Token was:"); return ""; } if (tmp != CalcChecksum(s.c_str(), s.length() - 6)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Checksum error on received telegram"); return ""; } if (1 != sscanf(tokens[0].c_str(), "%x", &sender_adr)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, " could not parse from address"); return ""; } if (1 != sscanf(tokens[1].c_str(), "%x", &tmp)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "could not parse to-address"); return ""; } if (tmp != commadr) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Received string is not for us: Wrong receiver"); return ""; } if (1 != sscanf(tokens[2].c_str(), "%x", &tmp)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "could not parse telegram length"); return ""; } if (tmp != s.length()) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "wrong telegram length "); return ""; } if (tokens[3] != "64") { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Simulator only handling port 100"); return ""; } std::string ret; std::string tmps; bool found; int j = 0; for (i = 4; i < tokens.size() - 1; i++) { // tokens[i] contains the commands to be answered. //LOGDEBUG(logger,"token=" << tokens[i]); found = false; for (j = 0; scommands[j].token; j++) { if (tokens[i] == scommands[j].token) { // check if command was disabled via the ctrl server if (scommands[j].killbit) { found = true; LOGINFO(logger, "Token " << tokens[i] << " disabled and ignored."); break; } if (scommands[j].value) { found = true; // LOGTRACE(logger, tokens[i] << " found"); tmps = convert2sputnikhex(scommands[j].value, scommands[j].scale1); if (!tmps.empty()) { if (!ret.empty()) { ret += ";"; } ret += tokens[i] + "=" + tmps; } else { continue; } } if (scommands[j].value2) { ret += "," + convert2sputnikhex(scommands[j].value2, scommands[j].scale2); } break; // token handled. continue with the next } } // token not in the list if (!found) LOGINFO(logger, "Token " << tokens[i] << " unknown and not answered"); } // ret contains token answer, but without framing. // size of answer = header {12;12;12|64:|1234} // 1234567890123 456789 char buf[32]; unsigned int telsize = ret.length() + 19; snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "{%02X;%02X;%02X|64:", commadr, sender_adr, telsize); ret = buf + ret + "|"; unsigned int checksum = CalcChecksum(ret.c_str(), ret.length()); snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%04X}", checksum); ret += buf; return ret; } std::string CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator::parsereceivedstring_ctrlserver( std::string s) { bool sputnikmode = false; // this parser accepts two versions of input // - complete telegrams in sputnik format, // where all parts except the data is ignored // - = or =, // // as the complete telegramm is only a special case of the seconds one, // parsing is still straight forward. // strip off the sputnik protocol path, if existant. // from the front: {xx;xx;xx|64: // from the end: |xxxx} // remove whitespaces. boost::algorithm::trim(s); // special commmands .. those commands must be the only command supplied on // the the line. if (s == "offline") { _offline = true; LOGDEBUG(logger, "offline"); return ("DONE\n"); } else if (s == "online") { _offline = false; LOGDEBUG(logger, "online"); return ("DONE\n"); } if (s == "disconnect") { _disconnect = true; return ("DONE\n"); } else if (s == "connect") { _disconnect = false; return ("DONE\n"); } else if (s == "quit") { return ("BYE!\n"); } else if (s == "version") { return PACKAGE_STRING + std::string("\n"); } size_t first = s.find_first_of(':'); if (s.length() > first) { first++; } else { first = std::string::npos; } size_t last = s.find_last_of('|'); if (first != std::string::npos && last != std::string::npos) { s = s.substr(first, last - first); sputnikmode = true; } // now should have just the data portion. // token1=value1;=value2;token3=value3,value4 // so seperated by ";" vector tokens; tokenizer(";", s, tokens); s.clear(); // now go through the tokens. vector::iterator it; vector subtokens; for (it = tokens.begin(); it != tokens.end(); it++) { subtokens.clear(); boost::algorithm::trim(*it); tokenizer("=,", *it, subtokens); if (subtokens.size() < 2 || subtokens.size() > 3) { LOGERROR(logger, "ctrl-server parse: Parse error."); s += "ERR: Parse error on " + *it + ". "; continue; } int i = 0; for (i = 0; scommands[i].token; i++) { if (scommands[i].token == subtokens[0]) { bool ret1 = true, ret2 = true; LOGTRACE(logger, "parsing " << *it); if (boost::algorithm::to_lower_copy(subtokens[1]) == "off") { LOGTRACE(logger, "Disabing " << subtokens[0]); scommands[i].killbit = true; break; } if (boost::algorithm::to_lower_copy(subtokens[1]) == "on") { LOGTRACE(logger, "Enabling " << subtokens[0]); scommands[i].killbit = false; break; } if (scommands[i].killbit) { break; } if (scommands[i].value) { ret1 = converttovalue(scommands[i].value, subtokens[1], scommands[i].scale1, sputnikmode); } if (scommands[i].value2 && subtokens.size() == 3) { ret2 = converttovalue(scommands[i].value2, subtokens[2], scommands[i].scale2, sputnikmode); } if (!ret1 || !ret2) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Parse error on token "<<*it); s += "ERR: Parse error on " + *it + ". "; } break; } } if (!scommands[i].token) { s += "ERR: " + *it + " not found.\n"; } } s = s + "DONE\n"; return s; } // tokenizer. void CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator::tokenizer(const char *delimiters, const string& s, vector &tokens) { unsigned int i; string::size_type lastPos = 0; string::size_type pos = 0; i = 0; // Skip tokens at the start of the string do { if (s[lastPos] == delimiters[i]) { lastPos++; i = 0; } } while (++i < strlen(delimiters)); pos = lastPos; // get the first substring by finding the "second" delimiter i = lastPos; do { unsigned int tmp; tmp = s.find_first_of(delimiters[i], lastPos); if (tmp < pos) pos = tmp; } while (++i < strlen(delimiters)); while (s.length() > pos && s.length() > lastPos) { unsigned int tmp, tmp2; if (pos - lastPos) { tokens.push_back(s.substr(lastPos, pos - lastPos)); } lastPos = pos; // Skip delimiters. i = 0; do { if (s[lastPos] == delimiters[i]) { lastPos++; i = 0; } } while (++i < strlen(delimiters)); // Find next "delimiter" i = 0; tmp2 = -1; do { tmp = s.find_first_of(delimiters[i], lastPos); if (tmp < tmp2) tmp2 = tmp; } while (++i < strlen(delimiters)); pos = tmp2; } // Check if we have an "end-token" (not seperated) if (lastPos != s.length()) { tokens.push_back(s.substr(lastPos, s.length() - lastPos)); } } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/PaxHeaders.22668/SputnikCommand0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367026644 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.575580746 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.575580746 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367025637 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/CSputnikCommandS0000644000175000017500000000031112045047126032015 xustar0000000000000000111 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.cpp 30 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.099158489 30 ctime=1352556791.199574769 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.cp0000644000175000017500000000705512045047126034302 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.cpp * * Created on: 19.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" /// command string for Software Version static const std::string SWV("SWV"); /// command string for BuildVersion static const std::string BDN("BDN"); /// command string for both static const std::string BDNSWV("BDN;SWV"); CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion::CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion(ILogger &logger, IInverterBase *inv, const std::string & capname, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *backoff ) : ISputnikCommand(logger, "SWVERSION", 0, inv, capname, backoff), got_buildversion(false), got_swversion( false) { } int CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion::GetMaxAnswerLen(void) { if ( !got_swversion && ! got_buildversion ) return 9+7; if ( !got_swversion) return 9; return 7; } const std::string& CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion::GetCommand(void) { if ( !got_swversion && ! got_buildversion ) return BDNSWV; if ( !got_swversion) return (SWV); return BDN; } unsigned int CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion::GetCommandLen(void) { return GetCommand().length(); } bool CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion::IsHandled(const std::string& token) { if ( token == SWV) return true; if ( token == BDN) return true; return false; } bool CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion::ConsiderCommand() { return strat->ConsiderCommand(); } bool CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion::handle_token( const std::vector& tokens) { if ( tokens.size() != 2) return false; if ( tokens[0] == SWV ) { sw = strtoul(tokens[1].c_str(), NULL, 16); got_swversion = true; } else if ( tokens[0] == BDN ) { build = strtoul(tokens[1].c_str(), NULL, 16); got_buildversion = true; } else { return false; } // do not assemble the capability without the sw version. if (!got_swversion) return true; std::string strsw; strsw = sw/10 + "." + sw%10; if ( got_buildversion ) { strsw += "Build " + build; } CapabilityHandling(strsw); // only tell the backoff strategy that we have been answered if we got // both information. // The Inverter will tell it later, if one sub-command is not available // (as this will be reissued and then detected as not answered. // This will catch also if we make "progress", but never getting the full // information (However, all Inverters I know support this command...) if (got_swversion && got_buildversion) this->strat->CommandAnswered(); return true; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/CSputnikCommandS0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126032016 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.583166354 30 ctime=1352556791.559580489 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.h0000644000175000017500000000401612045047126034121 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.h * * Created on: 19.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CSPUTNIKCOMMANDSOFTWAREVERSION_H_ #define CSPUTNIKCOMMANDSOFTWAREVERSION_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "ISputnikCommand.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h" /** Special implementation for the Inverter's Firmware Version property. * * To get that information, two commands are required. (SWV and BDN) * */ class CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion : public ISputnikCommand { public: CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion(ILogger &logger, IInverterBase *inv, const std::string & capname, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *backoff = NULL); virtual bool ConsiderCommand(); virtual int GetMaxAnswerLen(void); virtual const std::string& GetCommand(void); virtual unsigned int GetCommandLen(void); virtual bool IsHandled(const std::string &token); virtual bool handle_token(const std::vector & tokens); private: bool got_buildversion; bool got_swversion; long sw,build; int backoff; }; #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/CSputnikCommandT0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126032017 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.111158698 30 ctime=1352556791.211574947 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP.cpp0000644000175000017500000000563312045047126031776 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCommandTYP.cpp * * Created on: 26.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "CSputnikCommandTYP.h" static const struct { const int typ; const char *description; } model_lookup[] = { { 65534, "Solarpowerlog Sputnik Simulator"}, { 2001, "SolarMax 2000 E" }, { 3001, "SolarMax 3000 E" }, { 4001, "SolarMax 4000 E" }, { 6000, "SolarMax 6000 E" }, { 2010, "SolarMax 2000 C" }, { 3010, "SolarMax 3000 C" }, { 4010, "SolarMax 4000 C" }, { 4200, "SolarMax 4200 C" }, { 6010, "SolarMax 6000 C" }, { 20010, "SolarMax 2000 S" }, { 20020, "SolarMax 3000 S" }, { 20030, "SolarMax 4200 S" }, { 20040, "SolarMax 6000 S" }, { 20202, "SolarMax 10MT" }, { 20, "SolarMax 20 C" }, { 25, "SolarMax 25 C" }, { 30, "SolarMax 30 C" }, { 35, "SolarMax 35 C" }, { 50, "SolarMax 50 C" }, { 80, "SolarMax 80 C" }, { 100, "SolarMax 100 C" }, { 300, "SolarMax 300 C" }, { -1, "UKNOWN MODEL. PLEASE FILE A BUG WITH THE REPORTED ID," "ALONG WITH ALL INFOS YOU HAVE" } }; CSputnikCommandTYP::CSputnikCommandTYP(ILogger &logger, IInverterBase *inv, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *backoff) : ISputnikCommand(logger, "TYP", 9, inv, CAPA_INVERTER_MODEL, backoff) { } bool CSputnikCommandTYP::handle_token(const std::vector& tokens) { string strmodel; unsigned int i = 0; // Check syntax if (tokens.size() != 2) return false; int model = strtoul(tokens[1].c_str(), NULL, 16); do { if (model_lookup[i].typ == model) break; } while (model_lookup[++i].typ != -1); if (model_lookup[i].typ == -1) { LOGINFO(inverter->logger, "Identified a " << model_lookup[i].description); LOGINFO(inverter->logger, "Received TYP was " << tokens[0] << "=" << tokens[1]); } CapabilityHandling(model_lookup[i].description); this->strat->CommandAnswered(); return true; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/ISputnikCommand.0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126031757 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.575166218 30 ctime=1352556791.547580308 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h0000644000175000017500000001644512045047126031057 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ #ifndef ISPUTNIKCOMMAND_H_ #define ISPUTNIKCOMMAND_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "patterns/CValue.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" /** * \file ISputnikCommand.h * * Abstracts the defintion and handling of a single commmand for the Sputnik Inverter. * * The past implementation had a function for every command the inverter * understands, consisting some thousand lines of basically idenetical code. * To add one command the file had to be edited on several page. * * To fight this and increase maintainability along reducing code complexity this * "strategy" pattern has been implemented. * Using this pattern the inverter has (except for the creation of the * CSputnikCommand) no special knowledge about the commands it will issue. * * The objects encapsulates all information needed to handle the command * - information about the "command token" (token itself, lenght, max answer * length) * - information about the data we receive (type, capabilty name) * - handles the registration of this data with the inverter. * * This interface is the base class for the commands. There are two basic * variantes of derived classes: * - Most of the commands use simple datatype (integer, float, boolean ...) * - Some commands needs special implementation (for example the Software- * Version needs to assemble the information from two inverter queries) * * For the first category, the templated "CSputnikCommand" can be used, * for the others derived classes like the "CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion" * come into the game. */ /* * * Created on: 19.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ /** Interface Class for the Commands. * * Implements also the common storage and methods */ class ISputnikCommand { public: /// Constructs the ISputnikCommand. /// If given, backoffstrategy will be then owned by this object and also /// freed on destruction. ISputnikCommand( ILogger &logger, const std::string &command, int max_answer_len, IInverterBase *inv, const std::string & capaname, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *backoffstrategy); virtual ~ISputnikCommand(); /** Returnes the maximium expected length (usually set at compile time) */ virtual int GetMaxAnswerLen(void) { return max_answer_len; } /** Setter for the Max Answer Len, if needed*/ virtual void SetMaxAnswerLen(int max) { max_answer_len = max; } /** Should we consider this command to be issued? * Note: If this function is overriden in your class, call * strat->ConsiderCommand -- if it returns false, you also return false. * \returns true if so, else do not issue command at this time. */ virtual bool ConsiderCommand(); /** Returns a const reference to the token string to be used for the communication * when requesting the data from the inverter. * (note: can be overriden for complex datas, for example if more than one command is * required to get thw whole set. */ virtual const std::string& GetCommand(void); /** Helper: Return the length of the command to be issued. */ virtual unsigned int GetCommandLen(void); /** Check if the token is handled by this instance. * \returns true if it is, else false * * For complex data, which is assembled from more than one command, this * needs be overridden. */ virtual bool IsHandled(const std::string &token); /// handles the parsing, and handles the capability then. /// must be implemented in the derived class. /// NOTE: You must call strat->CommandAnswered() in your derived class before /// you return true. virtual bool handle_token(const std::vector &) = 0; /// command was sent, but no answer received /// (will only be called when there was no other error, like communication /// etc) virtual void CommandNotAnswered() { this->strat->CommandNotAnswered(); } virtual void InverterDisconnected() { this->strat->Reset(); } protected: /** Makes the complete capability handling: * * Please see the overridden version (with capaname as parameter) * for details. */ template void CapabilityHandling(T value) const throw() { this->CapabilityHandling(value, this->capaname); }; /** Makes the complete capability handling: * - Registers capability if not existing (incl. notifyng of the observers) * - Updates capability with new value (incl. notifying of observers.) * - Notifcation is only done when the value actually changes. * - Type-check of capabilities (throws if not) (only happens if capability * handling is not done consequently, that is using types-defines in * Capabilites.h) * * \param value Value to be stored * \param capname Capability-name. * * \throw exception if types are mismatching. */ template void CapabilityHandling(T value, const std::string &capname) const throw() { assert(inverter); CCapability *cap = inverter->GetConcreteCapability(capname); if (!cap) { IValue *v = new CValue; ((CValue*)v)->Set(value); cap = new CCapability(capname,v,inverter); inverter->AddCapability(cap); inverter->GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED)->Notify(); cap->Notify(); return; } // Check for the type and throw an exception if not equal. // (as capabilites are created by this class, this should be not hapen) if ( CValue::IsType(cap->getValue())) { CValue *v = (CValue *)cap->getValue(); if (value != v->Get()) { v->Set(value); cap->Notify(); } return; } else { std::bad_cast e; LOGERROR(inverter->logger,"Bad cast for command " + command); throw e; } } #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES public: // only for debugging public. #else protected: #endif std::string command; protected: int max_answer_len; IInverterBase *inverter; std::string capaname; ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *strat; ILogger &logger; }; #endif /* ISPUTNIKCOMMAND_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/CSputnikCommand.0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126031751 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.087158287 30 ctime=1352556791.183574522 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.cpp0000644000175000017500000000316112045047126031373 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** * \file CSputnikCommand.cpp * * * Plans are that the CSC will take over the logic in the Inverter code step by step. * 1- (done) CSC will know about the command token, expected telegram length, do the parsing and return the raw value * 2- (done) CSC will be able to "scale" values with an factor. * 2- CSC will keep track if a command is supported by the Inverter and cease issuing command if not. * 3- (Specialisations of CSCs might handle for some commands more often than others.) * 4- (done) CSC will take the Capabilities handling: creating the Capabilities, updating the values, notfiing subscribers * * Created on: 14.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif // currently empty. solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/CSputnikCommandS0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126032016 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.107158607 30 ctime=1352556791.203574838 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS.cpp0000644000175000017500000001730012045047126031772 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCommandSYS.cpp * * Created on: 23.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "CSputnikCommandSYS.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" static const struct { unsigned int code; enum InverterStatusCodes status; const char *description; } statuscodes[] = { { 20001, FEEDING, "Operating" }, { 20002, NOT_FEEDING_OK, "Solar radiation too low" }, { 20003, NOT_FEEDING_OK, "Inverter starting up" }, { 20004, FEEDING_MPP, "Feeding on MPP" }, { 20005, FEEDING, "Feeding. Fan on" }, { 20006, FEEDING_MAXPOWER, "Feeding. Inverter at power limit" }, { 20008, FEEDING, "Feeding" }, { 20009, FEEDING_MAXPOWER, "Feeding. Current limitation (DC)" }, { 20010, FEEDING_MAXPOWER, "Feeding. Current limitation (AC)" }, { 20011, FEEDING_WARNING, "Test mode" }, { 20012, FEEDING_WARNING, "Remotely controlled" }, { 20013, NOT_FEEDING_OK, "Restart delay" }, { 20050, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Firmware update" }, { 20051, FEEDING, "Operating (200051)" }, { 20101, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20101)" }, { 20102, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20102)" }, { 20103, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20103)" }, { 20104, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20104)" }, { 20105, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Isolation error (20105) " }, { 20106, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Isolation error (20106)" }, { 20107, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20107)" }, { 20108, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20108)" }, { 20109, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "DC Voltage too high (20109)" }, { 20110, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Internal voltage too high." }, { 20111, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Surge" }, { 20112, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Overload." }, { 20113, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20113)" }, { 20114, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Error current too high." }, { 20115, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Off-grid" }, { 20116, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid frequency too high" }, { 20117, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid frequency too low" }, { 20118, FEEDING_WARNING, "Islanding -- Operating in island mode." }, { 20119, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid quality too low" }, { 20120, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20120)" }, { 20121, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20120)" }, { 20122, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid voltage too high" }, { 20123, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid voltage too low" }, { 20124, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Over temperature" }, { 20125, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Asymmetric grid currents" }, { 20126, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Error external input 1" }, { 20127, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Error external input 2" }, { 20128, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20128)" }, { 20129, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Phase sequence wrong" }, { 20130, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Wrong Device" }, { 20131, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Main switch off" }, { 20132, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Diode over temperature" }, { 20133, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20133)" }, { 20134, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Fan broken" }, { 20135, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20135)" }, { 20136, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20136)" }, { 20137, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20137)" }, { 20139, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20139)" }, { 20140, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20140)" }, { 20141, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20141)" }, { 20142, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20142)" }, { 20143, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20143)" }, { 20144, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20144)" }, { 20145, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Frequency change rate too high" }, { 20146, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20146)" }, { 20163, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20163)" }, { 20164, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Error current to high." }, { 20165, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Off-grid (20165)" }, { 20166, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid frequency too high (20166)" }, { 20167, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid frequency too low (20167)" }, { 20168, FEEDING_WARNING, "Islanding -- Operating in island mode (20168)" }, { 20169, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid quality too low (20169)" }, { 20170, NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, "Inverter error (20170)" }, { 20172, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid voltage too high (20172)" }, { 20173, NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, "Grid voltage too low (20173)" }, { 20175, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Asymmetric Currents (20175)" }, { 20186, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Inverter error (20186)" }, { 20187, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Invalid Firmware" }, { 20188, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Inverter error (20188)" }, { 20190, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Too low results" }, { 20198, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Inverter error (20198)" }, { 20199, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "Unknown error (20199)" }, { 0xFFFF, STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, "UNKNOWN -- Please file a bug " "with as much information as you have, and please read the display of your inverter." } }; CSputnikCommandSYS::CSputnikCommandSYS( ILogger &logger, IInverterBase *inv, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *backoff ) : ISputnikCommand(logger, "SYS", 10, inv, "", backoff), laststatuscode(0), secondparm_sys( 0) { } bool CSputnikCommandSYS::handle_token(const std::vector& tokens) { if (tokens.size() != 3) return false; char *ptmp = NULL; unsigned long status = strtol(tokens[1].c_str(), &ptmp, 16); if (!status || status == ULONG_MAX || ptmp == tokens[1].c_str()) return false; unsigned long status2 = strtol(tokens[2].c_str(), &ptmp, 16); if (ptmp == tokens[1].c_str()) return false; if (status2 && status2 != secondparm_sys) { secondparm_sys = status2; LOGINFO(inverter->logger, "Received an unknown SYS response. Please file a bug" << " along with the following: " << tokens[0] << "," << tokens[1] << "," << tokens[2] << " and check the Inverter's display for more information."); } int i = 0; do { if (statuscodes[i].code == status) break; } while (statuscodes[++i].code != 0xffff ); if (laststatuscode != 0xffff && statuscodes[i].code == 0xffff ) { LOGINFO(inverter->logger, "SYS reported an (too us) unknown status code of " << tokens[0] << "=" << tokens[1] << "," << tokens[2] ); LOGINFO (inverter->logger, " PLEASE file along with all information you have, for example," << " reading the display of the inverter and of the info given above." ); } laststatuscode = statuscodes[i].code; CapabilityHandling(status, CAPA_INVERTER_STATUS_NAME); CapabilityHandling( statuscodes[i].description, CAPA_INVERTER_STATUS_READABLE_NAME); this->strat->CommandAnswered(); return true; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/CSputnikCommandS0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126032016 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.599166618 30 ctime=1352556791.563580576 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS.h0000644000175000017500000000315412045047126031441 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCommandSYS.h * * Created on: 23.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CSPUTNIKCOMMANDSYS_H_ #define CSPUTNIKCOMMANDSYS_H_ #include "ISputnikCommand.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" class CSputnikCommandSYS : public ISputnikCommand { public: CSputnikCommandSYS( ILogger &logger, IInverterBase *inv, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *backoff = NULL ); virtual ~CSputnikCommandSYS() {} virtual bool handle_token(const std::vector & tokens); private: unsigned int laststatuscode; unsigned int secondparm_sys; }; #endif /* CSPUTNIKCOMMANDSYS_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/ISputnikCommand.0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126031757 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.091158375 30 ctime=1352556791.191574646 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.cpp0000644000175000017500000000402312045047126031377 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * ISputnikCommand.cpp * * Created on: 19.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #include "ISputnikCommand.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOAlways.h" ISputnikCommand::ISputnikCommand( ILogger &logger, const std::string &command, int max_answer_len, IInverterBase *inv, const std::string & capaname, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *backoffstrategy ) : command(command), max_answer_len(max_answer_len), inverter(inv), capaname( capaname), logger(logger) { if (backoffstrategy) { this->strat = backoffstrategy; } else { this->strat = new CSputnikCmdBOAlways(NULL); } #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES this->strat->SetLogger(logger); #endif } ISputnikCommand::~ISputnikCommand() { delete strat; } bool ISputnikCommand::ConsiderCommand() { return strat->ConsiderCommand(); } const std::string & ISputnikCommand::GetCommand( void ) { return command; } unsigned int ISputnikCommand::GetCommandLen(void) { return command.length(); } bool ISputnikCommand::IsHandled(const std::string &token) { return (token == command); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/BackoffStrategie0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367032047 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.603581196 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.603581196 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367031225 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000031412045047126032134 xustar0000000000000000114 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOOnce.h 30 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.643167324 30 ctime=1352556791.591581002 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOOn0000644000175000017500000000337012045047126034045 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCmdBOOnce.h * * Created on: 30.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CSPUTNIKCMDBOONCE_H_ #define CSPUTNIKCMDBOONCE_H_ #include "ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h" /// Backoff strategy that will issue a command only once until the inverter /// is reconnected. /// Note: It will only cease issuing if the command was answered. class CSputnikCmdBOOnce: public ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy { public: CSputnikCmdBOOnce( ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *next = NULL ) : ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy(next), issued(false) { } virtual ~CSputnikCmdBOOnce() {}; /// Should the command be considered? virtual bool ConsiderCommand(); /// The command has been answered. virtual void CommandAnswered(); /// Inverter disconnected, reset state. virtual void Reset(); private: bool issued; }; #endif /* CSPUTNIKCMDBOONCE_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000031612045047126032136 xustar0000000000000000116 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOAlways.h 30 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.631167117 30 ctime=1352556791.587580945 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOAl0000644000175000017500000000277112045047126034031 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCmdBOAlways.h * * Created on: 29.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CSPUTNIKCMDBOALWAYS_H_ #define CSPUTNIKCMDBOALWAYS_H_ #include "ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h" /// Backoff Algorithm which "always" will issue a command. /// (note: implementation example -- a bare ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy /// will behave the same. class CSputnikCmdBOAlways : public ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy { public: virtual ~CSputnikCmdBOAlways() {} CSputnikCmdBOAlways( ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *next = NULL ) : ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy(next) { } }; #endif /* CSPUTNIKCMDBOALWAYS_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000033112045047126032133 xustar0000000000000000127 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h 30 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.615166867 30 ctime=1352556791.575580746 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/ISputnikCommand0000644000175000017500000000546312045047126034215 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** * \file ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h * * The backoff strategies decided how often a command will be issued * due to some compile-time selected algorithms. * * Also (they will) determine if a command is at all supported and if * necessary will cease this command completely. ( * * This class defines the interface for the algorithms. * * Note that Backoff-Stragetgies can be staggered (similar to the * decorator Pattern), therefore derived classes needs always to call * the interface method. * * Created on: 28.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef ISPUTNIKCOMMANDBACKOFFSTRATEGY_H_ #define ISPUTNIKCOMMANDBACKOFFSTRATEGY_H_ // undefine this to disable the debugging code (mostly logger usage) #undef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "configuration/ILogger.h" class ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy { public: ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy(ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *next = NULL); #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES virtual void SetLogger(ILogger &newlogger) { logger = newlogger; if (next) next->SetLogger(newlogger); } #endif virtual ~ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy(); /// Should the command be considered? /// return false if not, true if yes. /// Call Interface first. If Interface returns "false", also return false. virtual bool ConsiderCommand(); /// The command has been issued /// Note: If "Command Issued" is followed by "Command Answered" or /// a "CommandNotAnswered". virtual void CommandIssued() ; /// The command has been answered. virtual void CommandAnswered(); /// The command has not been answered. virtual void CommandNotAnswered(); /// Inverter disconnected, reset state. virtual void Reset(); protected: ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *next; #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES ILogger &logger; #endif }; #endif /* ISPUTNIKCOMMANDBACKOFFSTRATEGY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000033312045047126032135 xustar0000000000000000129 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.cpp 30 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.119158823 30 ctime=1352556791.219575085 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/ISputnikCommand0000644000175000017500000000366212045047126034214 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * \file ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.cpp * * Created on: 28.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy( ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *next) : next(next) #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES , logger(Registry::GetMainLogger()) #endif { } ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::~ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy() { if (next) delete next; }; bool ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::ConsiderCommand() { bool ret = true; if (next) ret = next->ConsiderCommand(); return ret; } void ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::CommandIssued() { if (next) next->CommandIssued(); } void ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::CommandAnswered() { if (next) next->CommandAnswered(); } void ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::CommandNotAnswered() { if (next) next->CommandNotAnswered(); } void ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::Reset() { if (next) next->Reset(); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000032312045047126032134 xustar0000000000000000121 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported.h 30 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.651167448 30 ctime=1352556791.603581196 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOIf0000644000175000017500000000451412045047126034030 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported.h * * Created on: 30.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CSPUTNIKCMDBOISSUPPORTED_H_ #define CSPUTNIKCMDBOISSUPPORTED_H_ #include "ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h" /// Backoff strategy that try to detect if a certain command is supported. /// It will use an (simple) heuristic and try a specific command several times /// (default 3 times) and if it is not answered the command is not issued anymore. /// until the inverter reconnects. class CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported: public ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy { public: /// Constructor: /// retries -> how often to issue command before giving up CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported( int retries = 3, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *next = NULL ) : ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy(next), triesleft(retries), triesleft_orig(retries), supported(false) { } virtual ~CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported() {}; /// Should the command be considered? /// return false if not, true if yes. /// Call Interface first. If Interface returns "false", also return false. virtual bool ConsiderCommand(); /// The command has been answered. virtual void CommandAnswered(); /// The command has not been answered. virtual void CommandNotAnswered(); /// Inverter disconnected, reset state. virtual void Reset(); private: int triesleft; int triesleft_orig; bool supported; }; #endif /* CSPUTNIKCMDBOISSUPPORTED_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000031512045047126032135 xustar0000000000000000115 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOTimed.h 30 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.655167532 30 ctime=1352556791.603581196 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOTi0000644000175000017500000000365212045047126034050 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCmdBOTimed.h * * Created on: 03.06.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CSPUTNIKCMDBOTIMED_H_ #define CSPUTNIKCMDBOTIMED_H_ #include "ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h" #include /// Backoff strategy that will issue a command only once until the inverter /// is reconnected. /// Note: It will only cease issuing if the command was answered. class CSputnikCmdBOTimed: public ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy { public: CSputnikCmdBOTimed( const boost::posix_time::time_duration &interval, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *next = NULL) : ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy(next), interval(interval) { } virtual ~CSputnikCmdBOTimed() {}; /// Should the command be considered? virtual bool ConsiderCommand(); /// The command has been answered. virtual void CommandAnswered(); /// Inverter disconnected, reset state. virtual void Reset(); private: boost::posix_time::time_duration interval; boost::posix_time::ptime last; }; #endif /* CSPUTNIKCMDBOONCE_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000031612045047126032136 xustar0000000000000000116 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOOnce.cpp 30 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.143159203 30 ctime=1352556791.231575284 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOOn0000644000175000017500000000274512045047126034052 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCmdBOOnce.cpp * * Created on: 30.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #include "CSputnikCmdBOOnce.h" bool CSputnikCmdBOOnce::ConsiderCommand() { bool ret = ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::ConsiderCommand(); if (ret) { #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES if (issued) { LOGTRACE(logger,"BO-Once: Already issued."); } #endif return !issued; } return ret; } void CSputnikCmdBOOnce::CommandAnswered() { ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::CommandAnswered(); issued = true; } void CSputnikCmdBOOnce::Reset() { ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::Reset(); issued = false; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000031712045047126032137 xustar0000000000000000117 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOTimed.cpp 30 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.155159411 30 ctime=1352556791.247575539 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOTi0000644000175000017500000000314512045047126034045 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCmdBOTimed.cpp * * Created on: 03.06.2012 * Author: tobi */ #include "CSputnikCmdBOTimed.h" bool CSputnikCmdBOTimed::ConsiderCommand() { bool ret = ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::ConsiderCommand(); if (!ret) return false; if (last == boost::posix_time::not_a_date_time) { return true; } if (last + interval >= boost::posix_time::second_clock::local_time()) { return true; } #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES LOGTRACE(logger,"BO-Timed: not yet due. Due at " << (last+interval)); #endif return false; } void CSputnikCmdBOTimed::CommandAnswered() { last = boost::posix_time::second_clock::local_time(); } void CSputnikCmdBOTimed::Reset() { last = boost::posix_time::not_a_date_time; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000032012045047126032131 xustar0000000000000000118 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOAlways.cpp 30 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.123158875 30 ctime=1352556791.223575161 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOAl0000644000175000017500000000176512045047126034033 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCmdBOAlways.cpp * * Created on: 29.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ //#include "CSputnikCmdBOAlways.h" // currently empty. solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/PaxHeaders.22660000644000175000017500000000032512045047126032136 xustar0000000000000000123 path=solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported.cpp 30 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.147159259 30 ctime=1352556791.235575347 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOIf0000644000175000017500000000363512045047126034033 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCmdBOOnce.cpp * * Created on: 30.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #include "CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported.h" bool CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported::ConsiderCommand() { bool ret = ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::ConsiderCommand(); if (!ret) return ret; if (triesleft || supported){ #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES if (triesleft != triesleft_orig) { LOGTRACE(logger, "BO-IfSupported: triesleft=" << triesleft << " supported=" << supported); } #endif return true; } #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES LOGTRACE(logger,"BO-IfSupported: Not supported."); #endif return false; } void CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported::CommandAnswered() { ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::CommandAnswered(); supported = true; } void CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported::CommandNotAnswered() { ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::CommandNotAnswered(); if (triesleft) { triesleft--; } } void CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported::Reset() { ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy::Reset(); triesleft = triesleft_orig; supported = false; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/CSputnikCommand.0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126031751 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.567166089 30 ctime=1352556791.547580308 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.h0000644000175000017500000001046512045047126031045 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCommand.h * * Created on: 14.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CSPUTNIKCOMMAND_H_ #define CSPUTNIKCOMMAND_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include #include #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h" #include "patterns/CValue.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" /* Defines and handles a single commmand the Sputnik Inverter. * * CSputnikCommand (CSC) will in the long term replace the handling code in * CSputnikInverter for an object orientated approach. * * The object will store all knowledge about an individual command, allows the * parsing and eventually will also take over the Capabilities handling. * * It will also allow an strategy to wisely let the command itself decide when it * should be issued and how often, and to probe if an actual command is indeed supported * by the inverter. * * Milestones to implement functionality: * 1- CSC will store information about * - (implemented) command token, scaling information, expected telegram length, * - (implemented for basic types) do the parsing and return the parsed result. * * 2- CSC will keep track if a command is supported by the Inverter and cease issuing command if not. * 3- (Specialisations of CSCs might handle for some commands more often than others.) * 4- CSC will take the Capabilities handling: creating the Capabilities, updating the values, notfiing subscribers * * Strategy: * - CSCs are kept in a list attached to the Inverters Object * - The CSCS are instanciated on construction time of the Inverter's object with all the information they need to operate. * 5- CSC will be registered by the Inverter at Instanciation time by key parameters- * * */ /** Command Class template for all basic types with the support to scale.*/ template class CSputnikCommand : public ISputnikCommand { public: CSputnikCommand(ILogger &logger, const std::string &cmd, int max_answer_len, T scale, IInverterBase *inv, const std::string & capname, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *backoff = NULL) : ISputnikCommand(logger, cmd, max_answer_len, inv, capname, backoff), scale( scale) { } private: /// convert the hex answer to a long variable. unsigned long converthextolong(const std::vector & tokens) { return strtoul(tokens[1].c_str(), NULL, 16); } /// convert the answer of the inverter (given in tokens) to the template type /// and scale it T convert(const std::vector & tokens) { unsigned long integer = this->converthextolong(tokens); T result = integer; result *= scale; return result; } public: //// Parsing of the response and updating capability. /// Caller gives us a already tokenized response, where tokens[0] is the /// command (echoed by the inverter) and tokens[1] is the value is hex /// format. (without 0x, always integer.) virtual bool handle_token(const std::vector & tokens) { if (tokens.size() != 2) return false; try { T temp = this->convert(tokens); CapabilityHandling(temp); } catch (...) { return false; } this->strat->CommandAnswered(); return true; } private: T scale; }; #endif /* CSPUTNIKCOMMAND_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/PaxHeaders.22668/CSputnikCommandT0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126032017 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.607166736 30 ctime=1352556791.575580746 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP.h0000644000175000017500000000307512045047126031441 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CSputnikCommandTYP.h * * Created on: 26.05.2012 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CSPUTNIKCOMMANDTYP_H_ #define CSPUTNIKCOMMANDTYP_H_ #include "ISputnikCommand.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" class CSputnikCommandTYP : public ISputnikCommand { public: CSputnikCommandTYP(ILogger &logger, IInverterBase *inv, ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy *backoff = NULL); virtual ~CSputnikCommandTYP() {} virtual bool handle_token(const std::vector & tokens); }; #endif /* CSPUTNIKCOMMANDTYP_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126030703 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.547165764 30 ctime=1352556791.527579994 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h0000644000175000017500000000775312045047126027635 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CInverterSputnikSSeries.h * * Created on: May 21, 2009 * Author: Tobias Frost * * Contributors: * E.A.Neonakis */ #ifndef CINVERTERSPUTNIKSSERIES_H_ #define CINVERTERSPUTNIKSSERIES_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" #include "Inverters/BasicCommands.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h" #include /** \fixme Implements the Inverter Interface for the Sputnik S Series * * The Sputnik S-Series are an inverter family by Sputnik Engineering * Please see the manufactor's homepage for details. */ class CInverterSputnikSSeries: public IInverterBase { public: CInverterSputnikSSeries(const string & name, const string & configurationpath); virtual ~CInverterSputnikSSeries(); virtual bool CheckConfig(); /** implements the ICommandTarget interface */ virtual void ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *Command); protected: /** calculate the checksum for the telegram stored in str */ static unsigned int CalcChecksum(const char* str, int len); private: /// Commands for the Workscheduler enum Commands { // broadcast event. CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN = BasicCommands::CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN, CMD_INIT = BasicCommands::CMD_USER_MIN, CMD_WAIT4CONNECTION, CMD_IDENTFY_WAIT, CMD_POLL, CMD_DISCONNECTED, CMD_DISCONNECTED_WAIT, CMD_EVALUATE_RECEIVE, CMD_WAIT_SENT, CMD_SEND_QUERIES, CMD_QUERY_POLL }; /// Dataports of the sputnik inverters. enum Ports { QUERY = 100, COMMAND = 200, ALARM = 300, INTERFACE = 1000 }; /// Build up the communication string /// /// \returns the string created, or "" if nothing to do. string assemblequerystring(); /// parse the answer of the inverter. int parsereceivedstring(std::string &rcvd); /// helper for parsereceivedstring() bool parsetoken(string token); /// Adress to use as "our" adress for communication /// This can be set by the conffile and the parameter ownadr /// defaults to 0xFB /// unsigned int ownadr; void tokenizer(const char *delimiters, const string& s, vector &tokens); /// stores supported commands. vector commands; /// stores pending commmands. vector pendingcommands; /// stores not answered commands (by removing the ansewered ones) set notansweredcommands; /// set to true if the shutdown request has been received via broadcast /// event. bool _shutdown_requested; /// Configuration Cache: Timeout for telegramm, unit is ms float _cfg_response_timeout_ms; /// Configuration Cache: Timeout to establish a connection, unit ms float _cfg_connection_timeout_ms; /// Configuration Cache: Timeout to send a telegramm, unit ms float _cfg_send_timeout_ms; /// Configuration Cache: Reconnect delay, unit s float _cfg_reconnectdelay_s; /// cache for inverters comm adr. unsigned int _cfg_commadr; /// cache for own adr unsigned int _cfg_ownadr; }; #endif #endif /* CINVERTERSPUTNIKSSERIES_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126031236 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.051157703 30 ctime=1352556791.171574333 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp0000644000175000017500000010043212045047126030154 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ // HOW TO HANLDE MULTI-PHASE UNITS // not implemented, but some ideas: // -- for all parameters, which are dependend on the phase, // create extra parameters which the appendix _L[1-3] // -- create a filter, a "multi-phase-data-splitter", and connect it // to the inverter. // -- it will search all capabilities for the phase variants and, if found, // it will locally "rename" the capability for the following filters and displays. // --> The phases will be transformed to new data source, like a virtual inverter. /** \file CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp * * Created on: May 21, 2009 * * Author: Tobias Frost * * Contributors: * E.A.Neonakis */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "CInverterSputnikSSeries.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "patterns/CValue.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOOnce.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOTimed.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported.h" #include #undef DEBUG_TOKENIZER // Debug: Print all received tokens #if defined DEBUG_TOKENIZER void DEBUG_tokenprinter(ILogger &logger, std::vector tokens) { int i; if (logger.IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_TRACE)) { std::stringstream ss; vector::iterator it; for (i = 0, it = tokens.begin(); it != tokens.end() - 1; it++) { ss << i++ << ": " << (*it) << "\tlen: " << (*it).length() << endl; } LOGTRACE(logger, ss); } } #endif CInverterSputnikSSeries::CInverterSputnikSSeries(const string &name, const string & configurationpath) : IInverterBase::IInverterBase(name, configurationpath, "inverter") { _cfg_ownadr = 0xfb; _cfg_commadr = 0x01; // Add the capabilites that this inverter has // Note: The "must-have" ones CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL and CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED are already instanciated by the base class constructor. // Note2: You also can add capabilites as soon you know them (runtime detection) string s; IValue *v; CCapability *c; s = CAPA_INVERTER_MANUFACTOR_NAME; v = CValueFactory::Factory(); ((CValue*) v)->Set("Sputnik Engineering"); c = new CCapability(s, v, this); AddCapability(c); // Add the request to initialize as soon as the system is up. ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); CConfigHelper cfghlp(configurationpath); float interval; cfghlp.GetConfig("queryinterval", interval, 5.0f); bool disable_3phase; cfghlp.GetConfig("disable_3phase_commands",disable_3phase,(bool) false); // Query settings needed and default all optional settings. cfghlp.GetConfig("ownadr", _cfg_ownadr, 0xFBu); cfghlp.GetConfig("commadr", _cfg_commadr, 0x01u); cfghlp.GetConfig("response_timeout",_cfg_response_timeout_ms,3.0F); // cfg-file ha unit "seconds", but we need "milliseconds" later. _cfg_response_timeout_ms *= 1000.0; cfghlp.GetConfig("connection_timeout",_cfg_connection_timeout_ms,3.0F); // cfg-file ha unit "seconds", but we need "milliseconds" later. _cfg_connection_timeout_ms *= 1000.0; cfghlp.GetConfig("send_timeout",_cfg_send_timeout_ms,3.0F); // cfg-file ha unit "seconds", but we need "milliseconds" later. _cfg_send_timeout_ms *= 1000.0; cfghlp.GetConfig("reconnect_delay",_cfg_reconnectdelay_s,15.0F); // cfg-file ha unit "seconds", but we need "milliseconds" later. s = CAPA_INVERTER_QUERYINTERVAL; v = CValueFactory::Factory(); ((CValue*) v)->Set(interval); c = new CCapability(s, v, this); AddCapability(c); s = CAPA_INVERTER_CONFIGNAME; v = CValueFactory::Factory(); ((CValue*) v)->Set(name); c = new CCapability(s, v, this); AddCapability(c); LOGDEBUG(logger,"Inverter configuration:"); LOGDEBUG(logger,"class CInverterSputnikSSeries "); LOGDEBUG(logger,"Query Interval: "<< interval); LOGDEBUG(logger,"Ownadr: " << _cfg_ownadr << " Commadr: " << _cfg_commadr); cfghlp.GetConfig("comms", s, (string) "unset"); LOGDEBUG(logger,"Communication: " << s); // Initialize vector of supported commands. // Handles the "TYP" command, which will identifiy the model // and handles CAPA_INVERTER_MODEL. commands.push_back(new CSputnikCommandTYP(logger, this, new CSputnikCmdBOOnce)); // Gets SW version commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion(logger, this, CAPA_INVERTER_FIRMWARE, new CSputnikCmdBOOnce)); // needs special handling this->commands.push_back(CSputnikCommand("EC*",27,0)); // AC Power commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "PAC", 9, 0.5, this, CAPA_INVERTER_ACPOWER_TOTAL)); // DC Power commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "PDC", 9, 0.5, this, CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_TOTAL)); // On Time inverter in hours. boost::posix_time::time_duration time_between(boost::posix_time::hours(0)+boost::posix_time::minutes(1));; commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "KHR", 9, 1.0, this, CAPA_INVERTER_PON_HOURS, new CSputnikCmdBOTimed(time_between))); // Number of startups -- only once per connection. commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "CAC", 9, 1.0, this, CAPA_INVERTER_STARTUPS, new CSputnikCmdBOOnce)); // not implemented this->commands.push_back(CSputnikCommand("DYR",7,0)); // not implemented this->commands.push_back(CSputnikCommand("DDY",7,0)); // not implemented this->commands.push_back(CSputnikCommand("DMT",7,0)); // Number of kwH this year. // as the unit is one kWh, we can reduce the query time to e.g two times a minute // (which would need 120kW feeding power ;-) time_between = boost::posix_time::seconds(30); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "KYR", 9, 1.0, this, CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_Y2D, new CSputnikCmdBOTimed(time_between))); // Number of kwH today. Same logic as for KYR, limiting to 2 times a minute. commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "KMT", 7, 1.0, this, CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_M2D, new CSputnikCmdBOTimed(time_between))); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "KDY", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_2D)); // kwH produced yesterday. // Only once a session. commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "KLD", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_YD, new CSputnikCmdBOOnce)); // All-time kwH // also only 2 times a minute. commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "KT0", 10, 1.0, this, CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_TOTAL_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOTimed(time_between))); // Installed power .. will not change over a session. commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "PIN", 9, 0.5, this, CAPA_INVERTER_INSTALLEDPOWER_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOOnce)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "TNF", 10, 0.01, this, CAPA_INVERTER_NET_FREQUENCY_NAME)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "PRL", 10, 1.0, this, CAPA_INVERTER_RELPOWER_NAME)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "UDC", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_NAME)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "UL1", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_VOLTAGE_NAME)); if (disable_3phase) { // First, implement the "this command is not supported" scheme. commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "UL2", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_VOLTAGE_PHASE2_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "UL3", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_VOLTAGE_PHASE3_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); } commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "IDC", 10, 0.01, this, CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_NAME)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "IL1", 10, 0.01, this, CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_CURRENT_NAME)); if (disable_3phase) { commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "IL2", 10, 0.01, this, CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_CURRENT_PHASE2_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "IL3", 10, 0.01, this, CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_CURRENT_PHASE3_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); } commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "TKK", 10, 1.0, this, CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_NAME)); if (disable_3phase) { commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "TK2", 10, 1.0, this, CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_PHASE2_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "TK3", 10, 1.0, this, CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_PHASE3_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); } // DC Tracker 1-3 voltage, current, power // For multi tracker inverters (MT Series) commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "UD01", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_T1_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "UD02", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_T2_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "UD03", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_T3_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "ID01", 10, 0.01, this, CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_T1_NAME)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "ID02", 10, 0.01, this, CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_T2_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "ID03", 10, 0.01, this, CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_T3_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "PD01", 9, 0.5, this, CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_T1_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "PD02", 9, 0.5, this, CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_T2_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "PD03", 9, 0.5, this, CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_T3_NAME, new CSputnikCmdBOIfSupported)); // Get Inverter Timestamp / (Hour:Minute) // Should be s special implementation! // But the clock is rather inaccurate, so the computer's timestamp is // far more precice. // Note: It is possible to set the time/hour via the interface, but // not implemented // this->commands.push_back(CSputnikCommand("TMI",10,0)); // not implemented // this->commands.push_back(CSputnikCommand("THR",10,0)); // Handles the SYS Command, which handles the CAPA_INVERTER_STATUS_NAME // and CAPA_INVERTER_STATUS_READABLE_NAME capabilities. commands.push_back(new CSputnikCommandSYS(logger, this)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "IEE", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_ERROR_CURRENT_NAME)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "IED", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_DC_ERROR_CURRENT_NAME)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "IEA", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_AC_ERROR_CURRENT_NAME)); commands.push_back( new CSputnikCommand(logger, "UGD", 10, 0.1, this, CAPA_INVERTER_GROUND_VOLTAGE_NAME)); // Register for broadcast events Registry::GetMainScheduler()->RegisterBroadcasts(this); _shutdown_requested = false; } CInverterSputnikSSeries::~CInverterSputnikSSeries() { /* delete all commands allocated in the constructor. */ vector::iterator it; for (it=commands.begin(); it!=commands.end(); it++) { delete *it; *it= NULL; } commands.clear(); } bool CInverterSputnikSSeries::CheckConfig() { string setting; string str; bool fail = false; CConfigHelper hlp(configurationpath); fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("comms", libconfig::Setting::TypeString)); // Note: Queryinterval is optional. But CConfigHelper handle also opt. // parameters and checks for type. fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("queryinterval", libconfig::Setting::TypeFloat, true)); fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("commadr", libconfig::Setting::TypeInt)); // Check config of the communication component, if already instanciated. if (connection) { fail |= (true != connection->CheckConfig()); } // syntax check for option to disable 3-phase commands. // default: non-enabled. fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("disable_3phase_commands",libconfig::Setting::TypeBoolean,true)); /// syntax check for communication timeouts fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("response_timeout",libconfig::Setting::TypeFloat,true)); fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("connection_timeout",libconfig::Setting::TypeFloat,true)); fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("send_timeout",libconfig::Setting::TypeFloat,true)); fail |= (true != hlp.CheckConfig("reconnect_delay",libconfig::Setting::TypeFloat,true)); LOGTRACE(logger, "Check Configuration result: " << !fail); return !fail; } /** Calculate the telegram checksum and return it. * * The sputnik protects it telegrams with a checksum. * The checksum is a sum of all bytes of a telegram, * starting after the { and ending at the | just before * the checksum. * * This routine assumes, that you give it the complete * telegram, and only the checksum and the } is missing. */ unsigned int CInverterSputnikSSeries::CalcChecksum(const char *str, int len) { unsigned int chksum = 0; str++; do { chksum += *str++; } while (--len); return chksum; } void CInverterSputnikSSeries::ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *Command) { string commstring = ""; string reccomm = ""; ICommand *cmd; timespec ts; switch ((Commands) Command->getCmd()) { case CMD_DISCONNECTED: { // DISCONNECTED: Error detected, the link to the com partner is down. // Action: Schedule connection retry in xxx seconds // Next-State: INIT (Try to connect) LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_DISCONNECTED"); // Tell everyone that all data is now invalid. CCapability *c = GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); CValue *v = (CValue *) c->getValue(); v->Set(false); c->Notify(); // reset the backoff algorithms for the commands. this->pendingcommands.clear(); this->notansweredcommands.clear(); vector::iterator it; for (it=this->commands.begin(); it!=commands.end(); it++) { (*it)->InverterDisconnected(); } cmd = new ICommand(CMD_DISCONNECTED_WAIT, this); if (connection->IsConnected()) { connection->Disconnect(cmd); } else { Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); } break; } case CMD_DISCONNECTED_WAIT: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_DISCONNECTED_WAIT"); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_INIT, this); timespec ts; float fraction, intpart; fraction = modf(_cfg_reconnectdelay_s, &intpart); ts.tv_sec = (long) intpart; ts.tv_nsec = (long) (fraction*1E9); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd, ts); break; } case CMD_INIT: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_INIT"); // initiate new connection only if no shutdown was requested. if (_shutdown_requested) break; // INIT: Try to connect to the comm partner // Action Connection Attempt // Next-State: Wait4Connection cmd = new ICommand(CMD_WAIT4CONNECTION, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT,((long)_cfg_connection_timeout_ms)); connection->Connect(cmd); break; // storage of objects in boost::any //cmd->addData("TEST", cmd); //cmd = boost::any_cast(cmd->findData("TEST")); } case CMD_WAIT4CONNECTION: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_WAIT4CONNECTION"); int err = -1; // WAIT4CONNECTION: Wait until connection is up of failed to set up // by the communication object. // Action: Check success/error flag // Next-State: Depending on success: // success IDENTIFY_COMM // error DISCONNECTED try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger,"CMD_WAIT4CONNECTION: unexpected exception"); err = -1; } if (err < 0) { try { LOGERROR(logger, "Error while connecting: (" << -err << ") " << boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR))); } catch (...) { LOGERROR(logger, "Unknown error while connecting."); } cmd = new ICommand(CMD_DISCONNECTED, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); } else { cmd = new ICommand(CMD_QUERY_POLL, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); } } break; case CMD_QUERY_POLL: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_QUERY_POLL "); // Collect all queries to be issued. std::vector::iterator it; for (it=commands.begin(); it!= commands.end(); it++) { if ((*it)->ConsiderCommand()) { #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES LOGTRACE(logger,"Considering Command " << (*it)->command ); #endif pendingcommands.push_back(*it); } #ifdef DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES else { LOGTRACE(logger," Command " << (*it)->command << " not to be considered."); } #endif } } // fall through intended. case CMD_SEND_QUERIES: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_SEND_QUERIES "); commstring = assemblequerystring(); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Sending: " << commstring << " Len: "<< commstring.size()); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_WAIT_SENT, this); // Start an atomic communication block (to hint any shared comms) cmd->addData(ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS, ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS_REQUEST); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_SEND_STRING, commstring); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT,((long)_cfg_send_timeout_ms)); connection->Send(cmd); } break; case CMD_WAIT_SENT: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_WAIT_SENT"); int err; try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "BUG: Unexpected exception."); err = -EINVAL; } if (err < 0) { try { LOGERROR( logger, "Error while sending: (" << -err << ") " << boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO_STR))); } catch (...) { LOGERROR(logger, "Error while sending. (" << -err << ")"); } // Hint the shard comms to stop the atomic session // and then disconnect. cmd = new ICommand(CMD_DISCONNECTED, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS, ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS_CEASE); connection->Noop(cmd); break; } cmd = new ICommand(CMD_EVALUATE_RECEIVE, this); cmd->addData(ICONN_TOKEN_TIMEOUT, (long)_cfg_response_timeout_ms); // finish this atomic block (shared comms hinting) cmd->addData(ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS, ICONN_ATOMIC_COMMS_CEASE); connection->Receive(cmd); } break; case CMD_EVALUATE_RECEIVE: { LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_EVALUATE_RECEIVE"); int err; std::string s; try { err = boost::any_cast(Command->findData(ICMD_ERRNO)); } catch (...) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "BUG: Unexpected exception."); err = -EINVAL; } if (err < 0) { // we do not differentiate the error here, an error is an error.... // try to log the error message, if any. try { s = boost::any_cast(Command->findData( ICMD_ERRNO_STR)); LOGERROR(logger, "Receive Error: (" <<-err <<") "<< s); } catch (...) { LOGERROR(logger, "Receive Error: " << strerror(-err)); } } try { s = boost::any_cast(Command->findData( ICONN_TOKEN_RECEIVE_STRING)); } catch (...) { LOGERROR(logger, "Retrieving string: Unexpected Exception"); err = -EINVAL; } if (err < 0) { // Schedule new connection later. cmd = new ICommand(CMD_DISCONNECTED,this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); break; } LOGTRACE(logger, "Received :" << s << " len: " << s.size()); if (logger.IsEnabled(ILogger::LL_TRACE)) { string st; char buf[32]; for (unsigned int i = 0; i < s.size(); i++) { sprintf(buf, "%02x", (unsigned char) s[i]); st = st + buf; if (i && i % 16 == 0) st = st + "\n"; else st = st + ' '; } LOGTRACE(logger, "Received in hex: "<< st ); } int parseresult = parsereceivedstring(s); // parseresult => // -1 on error, // 0 if the string indicated that it is not for us // 1 on success. // get the result from the last parse // yes, in the unlikely event that we parsed more than one telegram in one // session, we discard the result of the first one, and do not detect // an error here (but the last telegram for us needed to be successful)... if (1 != parseresult) { // Reconnect on parse errors. LOGERROR(logger, "Parse error on received string."); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_DISCONNECTED, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); break; } // all issued commands should have been answered, // those in the not-answered set, were un-answered and we notify // the commands to pass that information to their backoff algorithms. std::set::iterator it; for (it=notansweredcommands.begin();it!=notansweredcommands.end();it++) { (*it)->CommandNotAnswered(); } notansweredcommands.clear(); // if there are still pending commands, issue them first before // filling the queue again. if (!pendingcommands.empty()) { LOGTRACE(logger, "Querying remaining commands"); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_SEND_QUERIES, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); break; } // TODO differenciate between identify query and "normal" runtime queries CCapability *c = GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE); CValue *vb = (CValue *) c->getValue(); vb->Set(true); c->Notify(); c = GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_QUERYINTERVAL); CValue *v = (CValue *) c->getValue(); ts.tv_sec = v->Get(); ts.tv_nsec = ((v->Get() - ts.tv_sec) * 1e9); cmd = new ICommand(CMD_QUERY_POLL, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd, ts); } break; // Broadcast events case CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN: LOGDEBUG(logger, "new state: CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN"); // stop all pending I/Os, as we will exit soon. connection->AbortAll(); _shutdown_requested = true; break; default: if (Command->getCmd() <= BasicCommands::CMD_BROADCAST_MAX) { // broadcast event LOGDEBUG(logger, "Unhandled broadcast event received " << Command->getCmd()); break; } LOGERROR(logger, "Unknown CMD received: "<< Command->getCmd()); break; } } string CInverterSputnikSSeries::assemblequerystring() { // ensure two things: // - telegram len does not exceed 255 bytes in total, // while there are 16 header bytes and 6 trailing bytes to be considered. // - answer is not exceeding 255 bytes // (here, we reserve a saftey of 10 bytes additionally). int telegramlen = 254-22; int expectedanswerlen = 255-31; int currentport = QUERY; // At the moment only QUERY's are supported. std::string telegram; if (pendingcommands.empty()) return ""; // assemble string to send out of pending commands. // get the max amount of commands up to the max size // (we also ensure max answer len, as on observations fragmentation of // the telgramm does break it -- at least on my inverters' firmware. std::vector::iterator it = pendingcommands.begin(); while (it != pendingcommands.end()) { int alen = (*it)->GetMaxAnswerLen(); int clen = (*it)->GetCommandLen(); if ( alen < expectedanswerlen && clen < telegramlen ) { if (!telegram.empty()) { // Add seperator if this is not the first command in the string. telegram += ";"; telegramlen--; } telegram += (*it)->GetCommand(); telegramlen -= clen; expectedanswerlen -=alen; notansweredcommands.insert(*it); it = pendingcommands.erase(it); } else { it++; } } int len = 0; char buf[32]; snprintf(buf, 32,"%X:", currentport); len = strlen(buf) + telegram.length() + 10 + 6; snprintf(buf, 32, "{%02X;%02X;%02X|%X:", _cfg_ownadr, _cfg_commadr, len, currentport); // Insert header at beginning, add trailing "|" telegram.insert(0,buf); telegram.append("|"); snprintf(buf,32,"%04X}", CalcChecksum(telegram.c_str(), telegram.length())); telegram.append(buf); return telegram; } int CInverterSputnikSSeries::parsereceivedstring(std::string &rcvd) { unsigned int i; size_t pos; // extract telegram to get "{...}" only // ensure that we get a "{" as first character. pos = rcvd.find_last_of('{'); if (pos != 0 && (std::string::npos != pos)) { rcvd = rcvd.substr(pos); } // check if we got an complete telegram pos = rcvd.find('}'); if (pos == std::string::npos) { // no "}" seen return -1; } // both { and } found -- extract the telegramm... // pos still contains result from pos = part_received.find('}'); rcvd = rcvd.substr(0,pos+1); // check for basic constraints... // tokenizer (taken from // http://oopweb.com/CPP/Documents/CPPHOWTO/Volume/C++Programming-HOWTO-7.html // but modified. // we take the received string and "split" it into smaller pieces. // the pieces ("tokens") then assemble one single information to be // for this, we split by: // ";" "|" ":" (and "{}") vector tokens; { char delimiters[] = "{;|:}"; tokenizer(delimiters, rcvd, tokens); } // Debug: Print all received tokens #if defined DEBUG_TOKENIZER DEBUG_tokenprinter(this->logger, tokens); #endif // Minimum tokens are {;;|: .... |} - 5 tokens if (tokens.size() <= 5 ) return -1; unsigned int tmp; if (1 != sscanf(tokens.back().c_str(), "%x", &tmp)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "could not parse checksum. Token was:"); return -1; } if (tmp != CalcChecksum(rcvd.c_str(), rcvd.length() - 6)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Checksum error on received telegram"); return -1; } if (1 != sscanf(tokens[0].c_str(), "%x", &tmp)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, " could not parse from address"); return -1; } if (tmp != _cfg_commadr) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Received string is not for us: Wrong Sender"); return 0; } if (1 != sscanf(tokens[1].c_str(), "%x", &tmp)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "could not parse to-address"); return -1; } if (tmp != _cfg_ownadr) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "Received string is not for us: Wrong receiver"); return 0; } if (1 != sscanf(tokens[2].c_str(), "%x", &tmp)) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "could not parse telegram length"); return -1; } if (tmp != rcvd.length()) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "wrong telegram length "); return -1; } { int ret = 1; const char delimiters[] = "=,"; for (i = 4; i < tokens.size() - 1; i++) { vector subtokens; tokenizer(delimiters, tokens[i], subtokens); if (subtokens.empty()) continue; vector::iterator it; for (it = commands.begin(); it != commands.end(); it++) { if ((*it)->IsHandled(subtokens[0])) { LOGTRACE(logger,"Now handling: " << tokens[i]); bool result = (*it)->handle_token(subtokens); if (!result) { LOGTRACE(logger,"failed parsing " + tokens[i]); ret = -1; } else { notansweredcommands.erase(*it); } break; } } } // we return either -1 (error) or 1 (all ok) return ret; } } void CInverterSputnikSSeries::tokenizer(const char *delimiters, const string& s, vector &tokens) { unsigned int i; string::size_type lastPos = 0; string::size_type pos = 0; i = 0; // Skip tokens at the start of the string do { if (s[lastPos] == delimiters[i]) { lastPos++; i = 0; } } while (++i < strlen(delimiters)); pos = lastPos; // get the first substring by finding the "second" delimiter i = lastPos; do { unsigned int tmp; tmp = s.find_first_of(delimiters[i], lastPos); if (tmp < pos) pos = tmp; } while (++i < strlen(delimiters)); while (s.length() > pos && s.length() > lastPos) { unsigned int tmp, tmp2; if (pos - lastPos) { tokens.push_back(s.substr(lastPos, pos - lastPos)); } lastPos = pos; // Skip delimiters. i = 0; do { if (s[lastPos] == delimiters[i]) { lastPos++; i = 0; } } while (++i < strlen(delimiters)); // Find next "delimiter" i = 0; tmp2 = -1; do { tmp = s.find_first_of(delimiters[i], lastPos); if (tmp < tmp2) tmp2 = tmp; } while (++i < strlen(delimiters)); pos = tmp2; } // Check if we have an "end-token" (not seperated) if (lastPos != s.length()) { tokens.push_back(s.substr(lastPos, s.length() - lastPos)); } } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterFactorySputnik.h0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126030734 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553984.539165633 29 ctime=1352556791.51957984 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h0000644000175000017500000000340312045047126027653 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CInverterFactorySputnik.h * * Created on: May 20, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CINVERTERFACTORYSPUTNIK_H_ #define CINVERTERFACTORYSPUTNIK_H_ /** \fixme Factory for the Sputnik inverters * * Creates the object handling the inverters for the manufactor sputnik. * */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK || defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR #include "Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.h" using namespace std; /** Factory class for sputnik inverters. */ class CInverterFactorySputnik: public IInverterFactory { virtual IInverterBase * Factory(const string& type, const string& name, const string & configurationpath); virtual const string & GetSupportedModels() const; public: CInverterFactorySputnik(); virtual ~CInverterFactorySputnik(); }; #endif #endif /* CINVERTERFACTORYSPUTNIK_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulato0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126032173 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.498090577 30 atime=1352553984.551165825 30 ctime=1352556791.539580175 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h0000644000175000017500000001121012045047126031514 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CInverterSputnikSSeries.h * * Created on: May 21, 2009 * Author: Tobias Frost * * Contributors: * E.A.Neonakis */ #ifndef CINVERTERSPUTNIKSSERIESSIMULATOR_H_ #define CINVERTERSPUTNIKSSERIESSIMULATOR_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" #include "Inverters/BasicCommands.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h" /** Implements a (simple) simulator for the Sputnik S Series * * The Sputnik S-Series are an inverter family by Sputnik Engineering * Please see the manufactor's homepage for details. */ class CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator : public IInverterBase { public: struct simulator_commands { const char *token; float scale1; IValue *value; float scale2; IValue *value2; bool killbit; }; public: CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator(const string & name, const string & configurationpath); virtual ~CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator(); virtual bool CheckConfig(); /** implements the ICommandTarget interface */ virtual void ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *Command); protected: /** calculate the checksum for the telegram stored in str */ static unsigned int CalcChecksum(const char* str, int len); private: /// Commands for the Workscheduler enum Commands { // broadcast event. CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN = BasicCommands::CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN, CMD_INIT = BasicCommands::CMD_USER_MIN, // Simulator commands CMD_SIM_INIT, ///< Wait for incoming connections. CMD_SIM_DISCONNECTED, ///< ctrl server forced us "disconnected" CMD_SIM_WAITDISCONNECT, ///< if connected, wait for disconnection. CMD_SIM_CONNECTED, ///< Wait for incoming data CMD_SIM_EVALUATE_RECEIVE, ///< Parse incoming data and send response CMD_SIM_WAIT_SENT, ///< Wait till data sent // Control-Server commmands. CMD_CTRL_INIT, ///< Wait for incoming connections (cmd-server). CMD_CTRL_WAITDISCONNECT, ///< if connected, wait for disconnection. CMD_CTRL_CONNECTED, ///< Wait for incoming data (cmd-server). CMD_CTRL_PARSERECEIVE, ///< Parse incoming data (cmd-server) and send response. CMD_CTRL_WAIT_SENT ///< Wait till response sent. }; /// Dataports of the sputnik inverters. enum Ports { QUERY = 100, COMMAND = 200, ALARM = 300, INTERFACE = 1000 }; /// parse the answer of the inverter. std::string parsereceivedstring(const string& s); /// parser for the control server. std::string parsereceivedstring_ctrlserver(std::string s); /// Adress to use as "our" adress for communication /// This can be set by the conffile and the parameter ownadr /// defaults to 0xFB /// unsigned int ownadr; void tokenizer(const char *delimiters, const string& s, vector &tokens); /// cache for inverters comm adr. unsigned int commadr; struct simulator_commands *scommands; /// Command Server. IConnect *ctrlserver; /// set to true if the shutdown request has been received via broadcast /// event. bool _shutdown_requested; /// if queries should be answered at all or if the inverter should be simulated as offline /// note: in offline mode it will still accept connections, just not answer them. bool _offline; /// the inverter should not accept() connections anymore. bool _disconnect; /// tracking if we are already connected and thus if we need to /// accept again when ctrl server allows us again to connect. /// \sa _disconnect bool _isconnected; }; #endif #endif /*CINVERTERSPUTNIKSSERIESSIMULATOR_H_*/ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126031270 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553984.043157582 30 ctime=1352556791.163574199 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp0000644000175000017500000000463612045047126030217 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp * * Created on: May 20, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h" #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h" #include "CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h" using namespace std; #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK || defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR static const string supportedmodels = #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK "S-Series: \tModels 2000S, 3000S, 4200S, 6000S and similar\n " #endif #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR "Simulator:\tModels a S-Series Inverter\n"; #else ; #endif CInverterFactorySputnik::CInverterFactorySputnik() { // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub } /** Instanciates the right inverter class */ IInverterBase *CInverterFactorySputnik::Factory(const string & type, const string& name, const string & configurationpath) { #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK if (type == "S-Series") { return new CInverterSputnikSSeries(name, configurationpath); } #endif #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR if (type == "Simulator") { return new CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator(name,configurationpath); } #endif return NULL; } CInverterFactorySputnik::~CInverterFactorySputnik() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } /** Return a string describing the available models for this factory. * This should be inforamative for the user. */ const string & CInverterFactorySputnik::GetSupportedModels() const { return supportedmodels; } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/PaxHeaders.22668/factories0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367022057 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.367577443 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.367577443 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/factories/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367021052 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/factories/PaxHeaders.22668/InverterFactoryFactory.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322026762 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.262117744 30 atime=1352553984.339162385 30 ctime=1352556791.367577443 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h0000644000175000017500000000316411765156322025704 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file InverterFactoryFactory.h * * Created on: May 21, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef INVERTERFACTORYFACTORY_H_ #define INVERTERFACTORYFACTORY_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include class IInverterFactory; using namespace std; /** IInverterFactoryFactory * * This class implements a factory-factory pattern. * The generated object is -- depending on the manufactor of the inverter -- * a factory able to generate the final object. * */ class InverterFactoryFactory { public: static IInverterFactory * createInverterFactory(const string& manufactor); private: InverterFactoryFactory(); public: virtual ~InverterFactoryFactory(); }; #endif /* INVERTERFACTORYFACTORY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/factories/PaxHeaders.22668/IInverterFactory.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322026076 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.258117649 30 atime=1352553983.795153545 30 ctime=1352556790.999571595 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.cpp0000644000175000017500000000231711765156322025017 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 209-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IInverterFactory.cpp * * Created on: May 20, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #include "IInverterFactory.h" #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif IInverterFactory::IInverterFactory() { // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub } IInverterFactory::~IInverterFactory() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/factories/PaxHeaders.22668/IInverterFactory.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322025543 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.258117649 30 atime=1352553984.347162508 30 ctime=1352556791.371577498 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.h0000644000175000017500000000276211765156322024470 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IInverterFactory.h * * Created on: May 20, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef IINVERTERFACTORY_H_ #define IINVERTERFACTORY_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif class IInverterBase; #include using namespace std; /** \fixme COMMENT ME * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ class IInverterFactory { public: virtual IInverterBase * Factory(const string& type, const string& name, const string & configurationpath) = 0; virtual const string & GetSupportedModels() const = 0; IInverterFactory(); virtual ~IInverterFactory(); }; #endif /* IINVERTERFACTORY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/factories/PaxHeaders.22668/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126027305 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553983.787153438 29 ctime=1352556790.99157147 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp0000644000175000017500000000357612045047126026237 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file InverterFactoryFactory.cpp * * Created on: May 21, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "InverterFactoryFactory.h" #include "IInverterFactory.h" #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK || defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR #include "Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h" #endif #if defined HAVE_INV_DUMMY #include "Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.h" #endif InverterFactoryFactory::InverterFactoryFactory() { // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub } IInverterFactory *InverterFactoryFactory::createInverterFactory(const string& manufactor) { #if defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIK || defined HAVE_INV_SPUTNIKSIMULATOR if (manufactor == "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING") { return new CInverterFactorySputnik; } #endif #if defined HAVE_INV_DUMMY if ( manufactor == "DUMMY_INVERTER") { return new CInverterFactoryDummy; } #endif return NULL; } InverterFactoryFactory::~InverterFactoryFactory() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/PaxHeaders.22668/interfaces0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367022223 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.643581829 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.643581829 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367021216 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/ICapaIterator.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322025472 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.262117744 30 atime=1352553984.199160111 30 ctime=1352556791.275575984 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.cpp0000644000175000017500000000423111765156322024410 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file ICapaIterator.cpp * * Created on: Jun 2, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "ICapaIterator.h" #include "configuration/Registry.h" ICapaIterator::ICapaIterator( IInverterBase *b, IInverterBase *p ) { // TODO Cleanup Debug code cerr << " DEBUG: new ICapaInverter b=" << b->GetName(); //if (p) // cerr << " p=" << p->GetName(); // cerr << endl; SetBase(b); parent = p; } void ICapaIterator::SetBase( IInverterBase *b ) { base = b; it = base-> GetCapabilityIterator(); } bool ICapaIterator::HasNext() { if (it != base->GetCapabilityLastIterator()) { //cerr << "DEBUG: Has Next on " << base->GetName() << " " // << (*it).first << endl; return true; } else { return false; } } IInverterBase *ICapaIterator::GetBase() { return base; } pair ICapaIterator::GetNext() { if (it != base->GetCapabilityLastIterator()) { return *(it++); } LOGDEBUG(Registry::GetMainLogger(), "BUG: NOTHING TO RETURN: USE HasNext() PRIOR GETNEXT()"); assert(false); return *it; } ICapaIterator::~ICapaIterator() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } pair ICapaIterator::GetElement() { // cerr << "DEBUG: Get Element: Returning Element " << (*it).first << endl; return *it; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CNestedCapaIterator.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322026627 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.262117744 30 atime=1352553984.195160059 30 ctime=1352556791.267575838 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.cpp0000644000175000017500000000530311765156322025546 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CNestedCapaIterator.cpp * * Created on: Jun 2, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.h" CNestedCapaIterator::CNestedCapaIterator( IInverterBase *b, IInverterBase* parent ) : ICapaIterator(b, parent) { topmost = b; // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub } CNestedCapaIterator::~CNestedCapaIterator() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } /// Check if we have a next capa, if not, delegate to /// the parent, if exists. /// Set also the grandparent, if necessary to recurse all the way down. /// /// \warning do not use GetNext() without a HasNext()! bool CNestedCapaIterator::HasNext() { CCapability *c; pair p; if (ICapaIterator::HasNext()) { p = GetElement(); // Check if we had to filter that one out. if (p.second == (c = topmost->GetConcreteCapability(p.first))) { // yes, not filtered. return true; } else { // that one is to be filtered. // Filter and then recurse. ICapaIterator::GetNext(); return HasNext(); } } // appearantly, the curent base is out of capabilities. // descent one level deeper. if (parent) { // Set the parent as new base, and ask the parent for its parent // via getting the information in its iterator. this->SetBase(parent); auto_ptr p(parent->GetCapaNewIterator()); this->setParent(p->getParent()); } else { return false; } return ICapaIterator::HasNext(); } /// One could just delegate to the base class, but /// we want to make sure that we won't pass /// capas we have overriden /// \warning do not use GetNext() without a prior HasNext()! pair CNestedCapaIterator::GetNext() { // HasNext() already set up everything we need to know... return ICapaIterator::GetNext(); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/InverterBase.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126025364 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 29 atime=1352553984.20716024 30 ctime=1352556791.275575984 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp0000644000175000017500000000762712045047126024317 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * InverterBase.cpp * * Created on: May 9, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" #include "Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h" #include "interfaces/CCapability.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "patterns/IValue.h" #include "patterns/CValue.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h" using namespace std; IInverterBase::IInverterBase( const string& name, const string & configurationpath, const string& role ) { // Setup the logger logger.Setup(name,configurationpath, role); this->name = name; this->configurationpath = configurationpath; connection = IConnectFactory::Factory(configurationpath); connection->SetupLogger(logger.getLoggername()); pair::iterator, bool> b; string s; CCapability *c; // Add the "must have" capabilites. c = new CCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED, new CValue, this); b = CapabilityMap.insert(pair(CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED, c)); assert( b.second); c = new CCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL, new CValue, this); b = CapabilityMap.insert( pair(CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL, c)); assert( b.second); c = new CCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE, new CValue, this); b = CapabilityMap.insert( pair(CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE, c)); assert( b.second); } IInverterBase::~IInverterBase() { if (connection) delete connection; connection = NULL; // TODO auto destruct all elements in the capability map. map::iterator it = GetCapabilityIterator(); for (; it != GetCapabilityLastIterator(); it++) delete (*it).second; CapabilityMap.clear(); } const std::string& IInverterBase::GetName( void ) const { return name; } ICapaIterator *IInverterBase::GetCapaNewIterator() { return new ICapaIterator(this); } /** returns a iterator of the Capabilties. The iterator is inizialized at the begin of the map.*/ map::iterator IInverterBase::GetCapabilityIterator() { map::iterator it = CapabilityMap.begin(); return it; } /** return a iterator of the Capabilites. The iterator is placed at the end of the map * This allows a end-of-list check */ map::iterator IInverterBase::GetCapabilityLastIterator() { map::iterator it = CapabilityMap.end(); return it; } CCapability *IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability( const string &identifier ) { map::iterator it = CapabilityMap.find(identifier); if (it == CapabilityMap.end()) return 0; return it->second; } /// Add a Capability for the inverter. void IInverterBase::AddCapability(CCapability* capa) { CapabilityMap.insert(pair (capa->getDescription(), capa)); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Added new Capability to " << name << ": " << capa->getDescription()); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/InverterBase.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126025032 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.502090651 30 atime=1352553984.719168548 30 ctime=1352556791.643581829 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h0000644000175000017500000003043712045047126023757 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \defgroup Inverters Description and Configration of Inverter Models */ /** \file InverterBase.h * * \date May 9, 2009 * \author Tobias Frost * * This is the interface for inverters. * * \page IInverterBase IInverterBase: Interface for Inverters * \ingroup Concepts * * IIinverterBase is the interface which should be used for all inverters. * It is also the base class for all DataFilters, (IDataFilter), as they * also need most of the infracstructure for their duties. * * It is ought to be derived, and the concrete implemenation implements the * data aquisition. * * To help avoiding doublicated code, the base class have contains already some * code for the following funcions: * - \ref IIBConnection "Comms" * - Generate the concrete connection object (IConnect * derived) The type of connection is extracted automatically * from the configuration. On Datafilters, a default "Dummy" * Connection will be created, if the specific configuratoin * entries are missing. * - \ref IIBCapabilites "Capabilites" * - Generating the required CCapabilites (see * #Inverters/Capabilites.h) * - Infrastructure around Capabilites: Adding, Iterator, Finding * an concrete Capability... * - \ref IIBWorkScheduler "Target for a WorkScheduler" * - Inverters should use solarpowerlog's Work Scheduler for * execution planning. To be able to receive ICommands they are * derived from ICommandTarget. * - By using the default Scheduler (see #Registry), concurrency * is avoided, so there is no need for locking methods for common * accessed datas. * * \section IIBConnection Connection: Connecting to the word. * * As stated before, the base class creates the communication object. * To determine which connectiion type is to be used, it will use the factory * IConnectionFactory. This factory looks in the configuration-path -- supplied * by the bootstrap code -- for the entry "commtype" and create the associated * comms object. * * BTW: The connection classes will also retrieve their configuration from the * config file automatically. * * The comms object will not automatically connect. This should be done * later while running the initializtion commmand (see workqueue below) * * \image html inverter_comm.png "Connection Services" * * The image above shows the services currently exists for the comm classes. * * Currently, the connection classed are mixed synchron and asynchronous. But * this will change, the connection class should use asynchronous * methods to avoid blocking the main task while waiting for completion. * * This also implies, that the inverters have to implement some kind of time-out * handling by itself. (Well its on the TODO list: \todo implement some kind of * generic timeout handling, like schedule timeout, cancel timeout.) * * \sa #IInverterBase::connection * * \section IIBCapabilites How Capabilites transport datas * * As described \ref CapaConcept "here", Capabilies store abstraced measurement * values as well as some meta-datas controlling the Capabilites itself. * * Simplified, the values are generated at the inverter's object and passed * down to Datafilters (or loggers). * * \image html FilterSequence.png "Capabilitiy passed through two filters (simplified)" * * The data is passed along the Filters using the Observer Design pattern * inheritated by the capability: Upon updating it, the Inverter calls the * Notify function and the DataFilter gets notified. * * As illustrated, * Datafilters can also be chained. With this abitrary data * manipulations can be achieved: The datafilter can calculate additional data * sets (example: Efficiency out of Pin and Pout), or do some other arithmetics * on them (mean value...) * * Datafilters can also be parallel to e.g enable parallel serving of data to * different logging systems: One would log to disk, the other servin a web * page. * * By the way, the Inverter manages a list of capablities in the map * (IInverterBase::CapabilityMap). (The map is organized in pairs of * containing the description of the Capability and a * pointer to the Capability.) However, there is an API to access the Capability * in IInverteBase and an enhanced one in IDataFilter. * * ( \todo More details are planned to appear on the IDataFilter description.) * * The image below shows all the classes involved in the dataflow from the * Inverter to the DataFilter: * * \image html dataflow_classes.png "Classes needed to let the data flow" * * This image shows how a typical update of a Capbility, and how the Data-Filter * receives the information. * * \image html dataflow_sequence.png "Dataflow Sequence Diagram" * * \subsection IIBCSnip Code-Snippets around Capabilites. * * Unconditionally Register a new Capability (e.g in the constructor) * \code * c = new CCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED, CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED_TYPE, this); * AddCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED, c); * * \endcode * * Update a Capability's Value, create if not existance. Check for type *\code * * CCapability *cap = GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_NAME); * * if (!cap) { * string s; * IValue *v; * CCapability *c; * s = CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_NAME; * v = IValue::Factory(CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_TYPE); * ((CValue*) v)->Set(f); * c = new CCapability(s, v, this); * AddCapability(s, c); * * cap = GetConcreteCapability(CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED); * cap->Notify(); * } * * // Capa already in the list. Check if we need to update it. * else if (cap->getValue()->GetType() == CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_TYPE) { * CValue *val = (CValue*) cap->getValue(); * * if (val -> Get() != f) { * val->Set(f); * cap->Notify(); * } * } else { * cerr << "BUG: " << CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_NAME* * << " not a float "; * } * * \endcode * * * \section IIBWorkScheduler "Work Scheduler" * * IInverterbase is derived from ICOmmandTarget. This class can reiceive * commands from CWorkSchedule objects. One CWorkSchedule object can be received * by the #Registry, which is open for all objects to use. (This Scheduler is * operated by solarpowerlogs internals, so no extra code is required to have * an operating schedule.) * * For Details, for example, how to use a CWorkSchedule and how to schedule * some Work in a specific amount of time, please see the \ref PageCWorkSchedule * "WorkScheduler overview" Page. * * \todo that Workscheduler-Page is not yet written, * * * */ #ifndef INVERTERBASE_H_ #define INVERTERBASE_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include #include "Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h" #include "interfaces/CCapability.h" #include "patterns/ICommandTarget.h" #include "configuration/ILogger.h" class ICapaIterator; using namespace std; /// connection_timeout: Wait this long for the connection attempt to time out /// note: currently FIXME (not implemented in ASIO TCP) /// note: This tweak is optional. The Connection method needs not to honor /// this parameter (especially if the success/failure is immediately known) #define CONFIG_TWEAK_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT "option_connectiontimeout" #define CONFIG_TWEAK_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT (15000) /** Inverter Interface .... */ // TODO: This class renamed, as it also fits for the "Filters" (Data source, data computing/enhancing, ...) // Inverters will be only a special interface, derived from this base class class IInverterBase: public ICommandTarget { public: friend class ICapaIterator; /** Constructor for the Inverter Interface. * The baseclass does this already for their concrete Implementations: * - Create the connection (out of config, if not needed a dummy * will be created * - Create the "must have" Capabilites * - CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED * - CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL * - CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE * \note: DataFilters might want to delete one or more of them * (out of their instance!), if they are sure that they don't * need them. For example, a DataFilter has usually no influence * over data validity. If it deletes its Capability, its client * will automatically get the one of the inverter) * * \param name of the Inverter (name as in the config) * \param configurationpath is the path to access this inverters config * \param role specifies the role in which the inverter is used. Currently this * is only used to setup the correct logging path for the associated logger. * use "inverter" for inverters and "datafilter" for filters. * */ IInverterBase(const string &name, const string & configurationpath, const string & role); virtual ~IInverterBase(); /** Getter for the name property. (Inverter Name equals to the one given in the config) */ virtual const std::string& GetName(void) const; /** check for a specific capability and return the pointer to it * returns NULL if it is not registered. */ // TODO Move to c++ file virtual CCapability *GetConcreteCapability(const string &identifier); /// Get a Iterator over all Capability. /// Filters may overload it to provide a CCapaNestedIterator. /// \warning you are responsible deleting the iterator! Use auto_ptr ! virtual ICapaIterator* GetCapaNewIterator(); /// Check Configuration /// \returns false on error, true on success. virtual bool CheckConfig() = 0; virtual const std::string& GetConfigurationPath() const { return configurationpath; } virtual IConnect * getConnection(void) const { return connection; } protected: /// Add a Capability for the inverter. friend class ISputnikCommand; virtual void AddCapability(CCapability* capa); /** returns a iterator of the Capabilties. The iterator is inizialized at the begin of the map.*/ virtual map::iterator GetCapabilityIterator(void); /** return a iterator of the Capabilites. The iterator is placed at the end of the map * This allows a end-of-list check */ virtual map::iterator GetCapabilityLastIterator(void); /** Configuration path as determined on start -- for easier fetching the config.*/ std::string configurationpath; /** Inverter Name -- as in config */ std::string name; // Class for handling the connectivity. // Is a strategy design pattern interface. So different ways of connection can be handled by the same interface // (In other words: Our inverter does need nor want to know, if it is RS485 or TCP/IP, or even, both.) // NOTE: The Connection is to be made by a factory! // NOTE2: Beware: Connections can die any time! Make sure to handle this. IConnect *connection; protected: // This maps contains all the Caps by the Inverter. // Caps implements the Subject in the Observer-Pattern. // This keeps all informed! // Class for handling capabilities. // (Inverters can add capabilities at runtime, also can enhancement filters. // (A Capability bundles reading of a inverter with a tag describing the information map CapabilityMap; // Allow sub-objects of the inverter accessing the logger. public: /// The Logger Class for Debugging, Error reporting etc... ILogger logger; }; #endif /* INVERTERBASE_H_ */ // debug code to keep... // Dumping the map. // map::iterator it1 = CapabilityMap.begin(); // cerr << "DUMP Capabilites: " << this->GetName() << endl; // for (int i=0; it1 != CapabilityMap.end(); it1++,i++) // { // cerr << i << " " << (*it1).first << endl; // } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/ICapaIterator.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322025137 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.262117744 30 atime=1352553984.711168442 30 ctime=1352556791.631581637 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h0000644000175000017500000000372011765156322024057 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file ICapaIterator.h * * Created on: Jun 2, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef ICAPAITERATOR_H_ #define ICAPAITERATOR_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" class CCapability; /** \fixme COMMENT ME * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ class ICapaIterator { public: private: IInverterBase *base; map::iterator it; protected: IInverterBase *parent; public: ICapaIterator( IInverterBase *b, IInverterBase *parent = 0 ); virtual ~ICapaIterator(); IInverterBase *GetBase(); virtual void SetBase( IInverterBase *b ); virtual bool HasNext(); virtual pair GetNext(); virtual pair GetElement(); // TODO Rename that meethod. It has nothing to do with "the parent element", // but the "parent hierachy element", the one-level-deeper.... IInverterBase *getParent() const { return parent; } void setParent( IInverterBase *parent ) { this->parent = parent; } }; #endif /* ICAPAITERATOR_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/PaxHeaders.22668/CNestedCapaIterator.h0000644000175000017500000000013111765156322026273 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.262117744 29 atime=1352553984.70316829 30 ctime=1352556791.627581575 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.h0000644000175000017500000000300011765156322025203 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CNestedCapaIterator.h * * Created on: Jun 2, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CNESTEDCAPAITERATOR_H_ #define CNESTEDCAPAITERATOR_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif /** \fixme COMMENT ME * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ #include "Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h" class CNestedCapaIterator : public ICapaIterator { public: CNestedCapaIterator(IInverterBase *b, IInverterBase *parent = NULL); virtual bool HasNext(); virtual pair GetNext(); virtual ~CNestedCapaIterator(); private: IInverterBase *topmost; }; #endif /* CNESTEDCAPAITERATOR_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/PaxHeaders.22668/Capabilites.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126022536 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553984.807169988 30 ctime=1352556791.699582717 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/Capabilites.h0000644000175000017500000003402212045047126021455 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file Capabilites.h * * This file declares the cpabilites, a inverter might have. * (Of course also the ones a inverter "have to have") * The names defined are to be used for generation and lookup. * * The strings are for "human information" * * * * Created on: May 22, 2009 * Author: Tobias Frost * * Contributors: * E.A.Neonakis */ #ifndef CAPABILITES_H_ #define CAPABILITES_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif /** The Capabilites list has been updated. * This "pseudo" capabilites can be used to tell observers, that the * data provider might have detected new capabilites and therefore * check the presence of new interesting data. * * A common use is, if the InverterBase-client can do autodetection * of capabilities during runtime, or as a result of auto-detecting the * excact model of a Inverter Family. * * Every Observer should subscribe to this one. * *\note The associated concrete value is unused. * * \sa The pseudo cap "force unsubsribe" is related. * * THIS CAPABILITY IS REQUIRED -- EVERY INVERTER HAS THIS ONE. */ #define CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED "CapabilityList Updated" #define CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED_TYPE bool /** Some Capabilites are now void and the observers have to unsubscribe. * * This "pseudo" capabilites can be used to tell observers, that the * data provider detected a situation, where the Capbailities List have * to be recreated. * * For this to happen safely, every Subscriber must remove itself from the * subscription list on every capability -- except on the remove and add pseudo * capability. * *\note The associated concrete value is unused. * * Common situation swhere this will be used: * - Configuration reload * - Program termination * * In case of a reload, a "CAPA_CAPAS_UPDATED" will follow. * * \sa The pseudo cap "force unsubsribe" is related. * * THIS CAPABILITY IS REQUIRED -- EVERY INVERTER HAS THIS ONE.*/ #define CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL "CapabilityList Please Unsubscribe" #define CAPA_CAPAS_REMOVEALL_TYPE bool /** Is data the provided by the inverter valid? * If the inverter is "power down" (like the Sputnik at night), this * is the master switch telling that all data is now invalid. * (if the associated value is false) * * THIS IS A MUST CAPABILITY -- EVERY INVERTER HAS THIS ONE. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE "Data Validity" #define CAPA_INVERTER_DATASTATE_TYPE bool /** How often are the datas queried * * How often are the datas queried, if done cyclic. Unit is seconds. * * Type: float * * optional */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_QUERYINTERVAL "Data Query Interval" #define CAPA_INVERTER_QUERYINTERVAL_TYPE float /** Basic information for the user -- these information are usually not * updated. But, as a exception to this, a inverter class might do runtime * detection of these parameters, if the inverter supports them. * * This one is the "human readable" manufactor of the Inverter. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_MANUFACTOR_NAME "Inverter Manufactor" #define CAPA_INVERTER_MANUFACTOR_TYPE std::string /** Basic information for the user -- these information are usually not * updated. But, as a exception to this, a inverter class might do runtime * detection of these parameters, if the inverter supports them. * * This one is the "human readable" model of the Inverter. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_MODEL "Inverter Model" #define CAPA_INVERTER_MODEL_TYPE std::string /** Basic information again -- how is the inverter named in the config file * Note: This has to be added by the concrete inverter class. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_CONFIGNAME "Inverter Name" #define CAPA_INVERTER_CONFIGNAME_TYPE std::string /** Firmware version information. * * If available, can contain a human-readable info about the * inverters firmware * * type: string * * Optional. * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_FIRMWARE "Firmware Version" #define CAPA_INVERTER_FIRMWARE_TYPE std::string /** Total power feeding AC,DC * * On inverters which feeds more than one phase, this is the * sum of all phases. * * Type: float * * Recommended for every inverter, but still optional */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_ACPOWER_TOTAL "Current Grid Feeding Power" #define CAPA_INVERTER_ACPOWER_TOTAL_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_TOTAL "DC Power" #define CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_TOTAL_TYPE float /** Power On Hours * * Counts the hours a inverter was powered. * * Type: float * * Optional. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_PON_HOURS "Inverter Power On Hours" #define CAPA_INVERTER_PON_HOURS_TYPE float /** Total Inverter Startups * * Counts inverter startups * * Type: Integer * * Optional. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_STARTUPS "Inverter Startups" #define CAPA_INVERTER_STARTUPS_TYPE long /** Feeded Energy Y2D * * This year the inverter has produced this amount of energy. (kWh) * * Type: float * * Optional. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_Y2D "Energy produced this year (kWh)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_Y2D_TYPE float /** Feeded Energy M2D * * This month the inverter has produced this amount of energy. (kWh) * * Type: float * * Optional. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_M2D "Energy produced this month (kWh)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_M2D_TYPE float /** Feeded Energy Today,Yesterday * * Today the inverter has produced this amount of energy. (kWh) * * Type: float * * Optional. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_2D "Energy produced today (kWh)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_2D_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_YD "Energy produced yesterday (kWh)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_YD_TYPE float /** Feeded Energy Total * * Today the inverter has produced this amount of energy. (kWh) * * Type: float * * Optional. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_TOTAL_NAME "Energy produced accumulated all time (kWh)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_TOTAL_TYPE float /** Installed Power * * How much power has beein installed? * * At least on the Sputnik, this can be configured and read by a query. * * Others can set this by e.g configuration options. * * Type: Float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_INSTALLEDPOWER_NAME "Installed solar power (Wp)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_INSTALLEDPOWER_TYPE float /** Current AC Power Frequency * * * Type: Float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_NET_FREQUENCY_NAME "Net frequency (Hz)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_NET_FREQUENCY_TYPE float /** relative power * * The Sputnik offers what is called "relative Power". * TODO: Check whats relative about that. * * (However, this reading is somwhat vague, so it is probably * better calculated by PAC and PIN or PDC*IDC and PIN) * * Type: Float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_RELPOWER_NAME "relative Power (%)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_RELPOWER_TYPE float /** DC Input Voltage * * Input voltage from the generator. * * Type: Float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_NAME "DC voltage in (V)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_T1_NAME "DC voltage Tracker 1 in (V)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_T1_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_T2_NAME "DC voltage Tracker 2 in (V)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_T2_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_T3_NAME "DC voltage Tracker 3 in (V)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_VOLTAGE_T3_TYPE float /** DC Input Current * * Input voltage from the generator. * * Type: Float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_NAME "DC current in (A)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_T1_NAME "DC current Tracker 1 in (A)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_T1_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_T2_NAME "DC current Tracker 2 in (A)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_T2_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_T3_NAME "DC current Tracker 3 in (A)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_INPUT_DC_CURRENT_T3_TYPE float /** Power feeding DC per Tracker * * Type: float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_T1_NAME "DC Power Tracker 1" #define CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_T1_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_T2_NAME "DC Power Tracker 2" #define CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_T2_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_T3_NAME "DC Power Tracker 3" #define CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_T3_TYPE float /** AC Grid Voltage * * For single-phase inverters: Grid voltage of the (single) phase. * * Type: Float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_VOLTAGE_NAME "AC grid voltage (V)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_VOLTAGE_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_VOLTAGE_PHASE2_NAME "AC grid L2 voltage (V)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_VOLTAGE_PHASE2_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_VOLTAGE_PHASE3_NAME "AC grid L3 voltage (V)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_VOLTAGE_PHASE3_TYPE float /** AC Grid Current * * For single-phase inverters: Grid voltage of the (single) phase. * * Type: Float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_CURRENT_NAME "AC grid feeding current (A)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_CURRENT_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_CURRENT_PHASE2_NAME "AC grid L2 feeding current (A)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_CURRENT_PHASE2_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_CURRENT_PHASE3_NAME "AC grid L3 feeding current (A)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_GRID_AC_CURRENT_PHASE3_TYPE float /** Inverter internal temperature * * if supported, this shows the temp of the inverter. * (and one some models, if the fan is on.) * * (Note: If you prefer °F, you can program a filter to * transform it...) * * Type: Float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_NAME "Inverter Temperature (C)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_PHASE2_NAME "Inverter Temperature 2 (C)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_PHASE2_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_PHASE3_NAME "Inverter Temperature 3 (C)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_TEMPERATURE_PHASE3_TYPE float // IEE IEA IED /** Error Currents +Ground Voltage * * * * Type: Float * * Optional. * * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_ERROR_CURRENT_NAME "Error current in (mA)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_ERROR_CURRENT_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_DC_ERROR_CURRENT_NAME "DC Error current in (mA)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_DC_ERROR_CURRENT_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_AC_ERROR_CURRENT_NAME "AC Error current in (mA)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_AC_ERROR_CURRENT_TYPE float #define CAPA_INVERTER_GROUND_VOLTAGE_NAME "Voltage to Ground (V)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_GROUND_VOLTAGE_TYPE float /** Inverter Status Codes * */ enum InverterStatusCodes { /** offline -- the inverter is not responsing to queries (e.g night) That status will be set automatically by the Inverter-Class logic, if the capability has been registered and the connection is lost to the inverter. */ OFFLINE, /** status unavailable -- whatever reason. Could be that we just don't know that status code */ STATUS_UNAVAILABLE, /** warning -- a non-fatal situation, like "solar radiance too low" */ NOT_FEEDING_OK, /** not feeding -- because some external event prevents feeding (like grid power loss, frequency too low....) */ NOT_FEEDING_EXTEVENT, /**< error -- the inverter is inoperable, as it have deteced some error */ NOT_FEEDING_ERROR, /** warning -- user action required or limited operation (the inverter sensed a problem, but can operate, but maybe at a lower power settings) */ FEEDING_WARNING, /** operating -- basically green, but not in the optimun (yet) */ FEEDING, /** perfect -- everything fine. Operating in MPP*/ FEEDING_MPP, /** the inveter is feeding at its limit. * Note: If this is due a problem, use FEEDING_WARNING*/ FEEDING_MAXPOWER, }; /** Inverter Overall status * * for the values, see the enum InverterStatusCodes. */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_STATUS_NAME "Inverter Overall Status (int)" #define CAPA_INVERTER_STATUS_TYPE long /** Inverter Overall status -- human readable version * * This contains the status of the inverter, but parsed for humans. * This also should contain information, why the inverter is in that state, * if available. * * If available, one might give also the manufactor's statuscode * * Examples: * NOT FEEDING -- Solar radiation insufficient * NOT FEEDING -- Inverter Starting up * WARNING -- FAN MALFUNCTION DETECTED. USER ATTENTION REQUIRED. LIMITED FEEDING! * FEEDING -- Searching MPP * FEEDING -- at MPP * FEEDING -- MAXIMUM POWER * */ #define CAPA_INVERTER_STATUS_READABLE_NAME "Inverter Overall Status" #define CAPA_INVERTER_STATUS_READABLE_TYPE std::string // Filter "CSVDumper" provides the current logging filename in this value. // Present only if CSV Dumper is in the chain. // Empty, if the file could not be opened. #define CAPA_CSVDUMPER_FILENAME "CSVDumper::Filename" #define CAPA_CSVDUMPER_FILENAME_TYPE std::string // Filer "CSVDumper" logges these capabilites. // Note: This lis might change over runtime, as only in "log everything" mode // the CSV is expanded dynamically. Be prepared that might be not enough data // in your CSV! // The Capabilites are "Comma seperated", with no blank in between. #define CAPA_CSVDUMPER_LOGGEDCAPABILITES "CSVDumper::LoggedCaps" #define CAPA_CSVDUMPER_LOGGEDCAPABILITES_TYPE std::string #endif /* CAPABILITES_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/PaxHeaders.22668/BasicCommands.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126023021 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553984.315162003 30 ctime=1352556791.343577059 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/BasicCommands.h0000644000175000017500000000423612045047126021744 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ #ifndef _BASIC_COMMANDS_H #define _BASIC_COMMANDS_H #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif namespace BasicCommands { enum BasicCommands { // The events 0 - CMD_BROADCAST_MAX are reserved for eg. broadcast events. // Any event in this range will be distributed to any inverter and any // datafilter using the main CWorkScheduler (##Registry::GetMainScheduler()) // and are registered to receive broadcast events. /// SIG_TERM has been received and we are asked to terminate as soon as possible /// (For example, generally get read to close down, flush and close files, /// abort I/O if possible...) /// \note that you might receive other events until the programm really terminates /// (for example, aborting I/Os might generate events) /// \note after receiving this event, "timed work" /// (submitted via \sa CWorkSchedule::ScheduleWork()) /// will be accepted but never handled. However, immediately due events /// added after receiption of this event will still be handled. CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN, CMD_BROADCAST_MAX, CMD_INVALID, /// can be used for fire-and-forget ICommands. // The events between CMD_BROADCAST_MAX and CMD_USER_MIN are reserved // at this moment. CMD_USER_MIN = 1000 }; } #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/PaxHeaders.22668/DummyInverter0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367022712 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.619581466 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.619581466 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/DummyInverter/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367021705 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/DummyInverter/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterDummy.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126026400 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553984.171159674 30 ctime=1352556791.247575539 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.cpp0000644000175000017500000000517012045047126025321 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CInverterDummy.cpp * * Created on: 17.07.2011 * Author: coldtobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_INV_DUMMY #include "Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "Inverters/Capabilites.h" #include "patterns/IValue.h" #include "interfaces/CCapability.h" #include "patterns/CValue.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" CInverterDummy::CInverterDummy(const string &name, const string &configurationpath) : IInverterBase(name, configurationpath, "inverter") { CConfigHelper cfghlp(configurationpath); std::string s; // Complete your initializtion here. // For example, add capabilities: IValue *v; CCapability *c; s = CAPA_INVERTER_MANUFACTOR_NAME; v = CValueFactory::Factory(); ((CValue*) v)->Set("Dummy Inverter"); c = new CCapability(s, v, this); AddCapability(c); // add a bootstrap event to get called again ;-) ICommand *cmd = new ICommand(CMD_INIT, this); Registry::GetMainScheduler()->ScheduleWork(cmd); LOGDEBUG(logger,"Inverter configuration:"); LOGDEBUG(logger,"class CInverterDummy "); cfghlp.GetConfig("comms", s, (string) "unset"); LOGDEBUG(logger,"Communication: " << s); } CInverterDummy::~CInverterDummy() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } void CInverterDummy::ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *Command) { // ICommandTarget hook -- will be called with any new command which is due.. LOGINFO(this->logger, "CInverterDummy " << this->name << " command received! GetCmd:" << Command->getCmd()); LOGINFO(this->logger, "Data:"); Command->DumpData(this->logger); // Probably you want to have a big switch-case here, covering all your CMD_xxx } #endif /* HAVE_INV_DUMMY */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/DummyInverter/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterFactoryDummy.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322027404 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.246117351 30 atime=1352553984.699168227 30 ctime=1352556791.619581466 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.h0000644000175000017500000000313711765156322026326 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CInverterFactoryDummy.h * * This is the factory for the dummy Inverter. * * Created on: 17.07.2011 * Author: coldtobi */ #ifndef CINVERTERFACTORYDUMMY_H_ #define CINVERTERFACTORYDUMMY_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_INV_DUMMY #include "Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.h" class CInverterFactoryDummy: public IInverterFactory { public: CInverterFactoryDummy(); virtual ~CInverterFactoryDummy(); virtual IInverterBase * Factory(const string& type, const string& name, const string & configurationpath); virtual const string & GetSupportedModels() const; }; #endif /* HAVE_INV_DUMMY */ #endif /* CINVERTERFACTORYDUMMY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/DummyInverter/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterFactoryDummy.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322027737 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.246117351 30 atime=1352553984.183159846 30 ctime=1352556791.259575724 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.cpp0000644000175000017500000000333411765156322026660 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CInverterFactoryDummy.cpp * * Created on: 17.07.2011 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_INV_DUMMY #include "Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.h" #include "Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h" static const std::string supported_models = "Dummy-Inverter: accepts any model"; CInverterFactoryDummy::CInverterFactoryDummy() { } CInverterFactoryDummy::~CInverterFactoryDummy() { } IInverterBase *CInverterFactoryDummy::Factory(const string &, const string & name, const string & configurationpath) { // As this is a dummy, we are not picky and return a object on any model... return new CInverterDummy(name, configurationpath); } const string & CInverterFactoryDummy::GetSupportedModels() const { return supported_models; } #endif /* HAVE_INV_DUMMY */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/DummyInverter/PaxHeaders.22668/CInverterDummy.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126026045 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.494090508 30 atime=1352553984.683167973 30 ctime=1352556791.615581383 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h0000644000175000017500000000316012045047126024763 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * CInverterDummy.h * * Created on: 17.07.2011 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef CINVERTERDUMMY_H_ #define CINVERTERDUMMY_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif #ifdef HAVE_INV_DUMMY #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" #include "Inverters/BasicCommands.h" class CInverterDummy: public IInverterBase { public: CInverterDummy(const string &name, const string & configurationpath); virtual ~CInverterDummy(); virtual bool CheckConfig() { return this->connection->CheckConfig(); } virtual void ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *Command); private: enum CMDs { CMD_INIT = BasicCommands::CMD_USER_MIN }; }; #endif /* HAVE_INV_DUMMY */ #endif /* CINVERTERDUMMY_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/solarpowerlog.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126021566 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 29 atime=1352553984.03115739 30 ctime=1352556791.147573949 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/solarpowerlog.cpp0000644000175000017500000003317512045047126020516 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \defgroup Concepts Developer: Basic Concepts * * This section describes some basics concepts used in deveoping the software. */ /** * \file solarpowerlog.cpp * * \mainpage *

Welcome to solarpowerlog's developer documentation.

* * This documentation purpose is to understand the internals and conecpts used, * so that the software can easily be enhanced. * * However, the best way to understand the program is jumping into cold water: * Fire up your debugger and look how the program executes. * * \sa \ref mainBasicConcepts "Basic Concepts" * * \page mainBasicConcepts Basic Concepts * * To get an overview how solarpowerlog is designed, lets take a look at some * basic concepts. * * \section mbcinterfaces "Code against interfaces, not implementations" * * All base classes are designed as interfaces. This allows loosly coupled * objects and also allows to easier code reuse. * * For example, the connection classes are defined through IConnect. When using * IConnects, the inverter simply does not need to know which is its * communication method, it will just use the interface and will be fine. * * \section mbcfactories Design Pattern: Factories * * Usually object generation is done by factories. The Factories gets an * identifier (usually a string) and return the created object. * * Factories allows that new specializations of interfaces can be added to * the program without the need to change any of the other classes. * * For example, if you add a fancy bluetooth class, you just create a IConnect * based CConnectionBluetooth, implement it and add its id-string to the * IConnectFactory. * Now, all the inverters can instanciate (via their comms settings) a * CConnectionBluetooth without knowing actually knowing the details. * */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #if defined HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX #include #include #include #include #include // for testing #include using namespace log4cxx::net; #endif #ifdef HAVE_OPENLOG #include #endif #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #ifdef HAVE_CMDLINEOPTS #include #endif #include "configuration/Registry.h" #include "interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h" #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "patterns/ICommandTarget.h" #include "Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.h" #include "Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h" #include "Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h" #include "DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h" #include "configuration/CConfigHelper.h" #include "interfaces/CDebugHelper.h" #include "daemon.h" using namespace std; #ifdef HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX using namespace log4cxx; #endif /** this array of string specifies which sections int the config file must be present. * The program will abort if any of these is missing. */ static const char *required_sections[] = { "application", "inverter", "inverter.inverters", "logger", "logger.loggers" }; /** Just dump the read config to cout.... (the values are automatically promoted to a string...) Use with: [code] libconfig::Setting &set = Registry::Configuration()->getRoot(); if (set.getName()) cout << set.getName(); else cout << "anonymous"; cout << " has the Path \"" << set.getPath() << "\" and Type " << set.getType() << " and has a Lenght of " << set.getLength() << endl; DumpSettings(set); [/code] */ void DumpSettings(libconfig::Setting &set) { cout << "line " << set.getSourceLine() << " "; if (set.getPath() != "") cout << set.getPath() << " "; if (!set.getName()) { cout << "(anonymous) "; } try { std::string s = set; cout << "= " << s << "\t is"; } catch (...) { } try { float s = set; cout << "= " << s << "\t is"; } catch (...) { } try { bool s = set; cout << "= " << s << "\t is"; } catch (...) { } if (set.isAggregate()) { cout << " aggregate"; }; if (set.isArray()) { cout << " array"; } if (set.isGroup()) { cout << " group"; } if (set.isList()) { cout << " list"; } //if (set.getPath() != "" ) cout << set.getPath() << "." ; if (set.isNumber()) cout << " number"; if (set.isScalar()) cout << " scalar"; cout << endl; for (int i = 0; i < set.getLength(); i++) { libconfig::Setting &s2 = set[i]; DumpSettings(s2); } } int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { CDebugHelperCollection dhc("main section"); bool error_detected = false; bool dumpconfig = false; string configfile = "solarpowerlog.conf"; progname = argv[0]; dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("progname", progname)); dhc.Register(new CDebugObject("argc", argc)); for (int i=0; i(buf, argv[i])); } #ifdef HAVE_CMDLINEOPTS using namespace boost::program_options; options_description desc("Program Options"); desc.add_options()("help", "this message"); desc.add_options()("conf,c", value(&configfile), "specify configuration file"); desc.add_options()("version,v", "display solarpowerlog version"); desc.add_options()("background,b", value(&background)->zero_tokens(), "run in background."); desc.add_options()("dumpcfg", value(&dumpconfig)->zero_tokens(), "Dump configuration structure, then exit"); desc.add_options()( "chdir", value(&rundir), "working directory for daemon (only used when running as a daemon). Defaults to /"); desc.add_options()( "stdout", value(&daemon_stdout), "redirect stdout to this file (only used when running as a daemon). Defaults to /dev/null"); desc.add_options()( "stderr", value(&daemon_stderr), "redirect stderr to this file (only used when running as a daemon). Defaults to /dev/null"); { std::string pidfile_info = "create a pidfile after the daemon has been started. " "(only used when running as a daemon.) Default: no pid file"; desc.add_options()( "pidfile", value(&pidfile), pidfile_info.c_str()); } variables_map vm; try { store(parse_command_line(argc, argv, desc), vm); notify(vm); } catch (exception &e) { cerr << "commandlinge options problem:" << desc << "\n" << e.what() << "\n"; return 1; } if (vm.count("help")) { cout << desc << "\n"; return 0; } if (vm.count("version")) { cout << PACKAGE_STRING << endl; return 0; } #else if (argc > 1) { (void) argv; // remove warning about unused parameter. cerr << "This version does not support command line options." << endl; exit(1); } #endif if (!Registry::Instance().LoadConfig(configfile)) { cerr << "Could not load configuration " << configfile << endl; exit(1); } if (dumpconfig) { cout << "Dumping structure of " << configfile << endl; Registry::Configuration()->setAutoConvert(true); DumpSettings(Registry::Configuration()->getRoot()); exit(0); } // Note: As a limitation of libconfig, one cannot create the configs // structure. // Therefore we check here for the basic required sections and abort // if they are missing { libconfig::Config *cfg = Registry::Configuration(); libconfig::Setting &rt = cfg->getRoot(); for (unsigned int i = 0; i < sizeof(required_sections) / sizeof(char*); i++) { if (!rt.exists(required_sections[i])) { cerr << " Configuration Check: Required Section " << required_sections[i] << " missing" << endl; error_detected = true; } } } if (error_detected) { cerr << "Error detected" << endl; exit(1); } #if defined HAVE_LIBLOG4CXX #ifdef HAVE_OPENLOG // prepare the syslog, needed if we gonna log to it // (if the user configures this, as the liblog4cxx supports syslog as well) openlog(progname, LOG_PID, LOG_USER); #endif // Activate Logging framework { string tmp; LoggerPtr l = Logger::getRootLogger(); CConfigHelper global("application"); global.GetConfig("dbglevel", tmp, (std::string) "ERROR"); l->setLevel(Level::toLevel(tmp)); // Set the mainlogger priority to this prio as well. Registry::Instance().GetMainLogger().SetLoggerLevel(Level::toLevel(tmp)); try { // Choose your poison .. aem .. config file format if (global.GetConfig("logconfig", tmp)) { if (tmp.substr(tmp.length() - 4, string::npos) == ".xml") { xml::DOMConfigurator::configure(tmp); } else { PropertyConfigurator::configure(tmp); } } else { BasicConfigurator::configure(); } } catch (...) { cerr << "WARNING: Could not configure logging." << endl; } LOG4CXX_INFO(l,"Logging set up."); } #endif // fork to background if demanded if (background) daemonize(); SetupSignalHandler(); /** bootstraping the system */ ILogger mainlogger; LOGDEBUG(mainlogger, "Instanciating Inverter objects"); /** create the inverters via its factories. */ { string section = "inverter.inverters"; libconfig::Setting &rt = Registry::Configuration()->lookup(section); for (int i = 0; i < rt.getLength(); i++) { std::string name; std::string manufactor; std::string model; try { name = (const char *) rt[i]["name"]; manufactor = (const char *) rt[i]["manufactor"]; model = (const char *) rt[i]["model"]; LOGDEBUG(mainlogger, name << " " << manufactor ); } catch (libconfig::SettingNotFoundException &e) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Configuration Error: Required Setting was not found in \"" << e.getPath() << '\"'); cleanup(); exit(1); } if (Registry::Instance().GetInverter(name)) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Inverter " << name << " declared more than once"); cleanup(); exit(1); } IInverterFactory *factory = InverterFactoryFactory::createInverterFactory(manufactor); if (!factory) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Unknown inverter manufactor \"" << manufactor << '\"'); cleanup(); exit(1); } IInverterBase *inverter = factory->Factory(model, name, rt[i].getPath()); if (!inverter) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Cannot create inverter model " << model << "for manufactor \"" << manufactor << '\"'); LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Supported models are: " << factory->GetSupportedModels()); cleanup(); exit(1); } if (!inverter->CheckConfig()) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Inverter " << name << " ( " << manufactor << ", " << model << ") reported configuration error"); cleanup(); exit(1); } Registry::Instance().AddInverter(inverter); // destroy the (used) factory. delete factory; } } LOGDEBUG(mainlogger, "Instantiating DataFilter objects"); { IDataFilterFactory factory; /** create the data filters via its factories. */ string section = "logger.loggers"; libconfig::Setting & rt = Registry::Configuration()->lookup(section); for (int i = 0; i < rt.getLength(); i++) { std::string name; std::string previousfilter; std::string type; try { name = (const char *) rt[i]["name"]; previousfilter = (const char *) rt[i]["datasource"]; type = (const char *) rt[i]["type"]; LOGDEBUG(mainlogger, "Datafilter " << name << " (" << type << ") connects to " << previousfilter << " with Config-path " << rt[i].getPath()); } catch (libconfig::SettingNotFoundException &e) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Configuration Error: Required Setting was not found in \"" << e.getPath() << '\"' ); cleanup(); exit(1); } // TODO Also check for duplicate DataFilters. if (Registry::Instance().GetInverter(name)) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "CONFIG ERROR: Inverter or Logger Nameclash: " << name << " declared more than once" ); cleanup(); exit(1); } IDataFilter *filter = factory.Factory(rt[i].getPath()); if (!filter) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "Couldn't create DataFilter " << name << "(" << type << ") connecting to " << previousfilter << " Config-path " << rt[i].getPath() ); cleanup(); exit(1); } if (!filter->CheckConfig()) { LOGFATAL(mainlogger, "DataFilter " << name << "(" << type << ") reported config error" << previousfilter ); cleanup(); exit(1); } Registry::Instance().AddInverter(filter); // Filter is ready. } } while (!killsignal) { if (sigusr1) { if (background ) { logreopen(true); LOGINFO(mainlogger, "Logfiles rotated"); } sigusr1= false; } Registry::GetMainScheduler()->DoWork(true); } // Ensure that the "terminator thread" (if spawn) is finished before // handling the remaining events (or the broadcast shutdown event // might get lost) terminator_thread.join(); // Termination requested -- execute all pending events. while(Registry::GetMainScheduler()->DoWork(false)); LOGINFO(Registry::GetMainLogger(), "Terminating."); cleanup(); return 0; } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/ctemplate0000644000175000017500000000013212047460367020075 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556791.683582456 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 30 ctime=1352556791.683582456 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/ctemplate/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367017070 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/ctemplate/PaxHeaders.22668/ctemplate.c0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126022264 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.506090707 30 atime=1352553984.275161363 30 ctime=1352556791.327576798 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/ctemplate/ctemplate.c0000644000175000017500000012217012045047126021205 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* * C Template: template expander library based on the perl * HTML::Template package. * * Version: 1.0 * * Author: Stephen C. Losen, University of Virginia * * Copyright 2009 Stephen C. Losen. Distributed under the terms * of the GNU General Public License (GPL) * * A template consists of text sequences, comments and template tags. * Anything that is not a tag and not a comment is considered text. * The tags include: * * * * * * * * * * * * * The "name =" attribute is required, and the "value =", "fmt =", * "default =", and "level =" attributes are optional. * * A comment is any text enclosed by <* and *> * * We read the entire template into memory, scan it, parse it, and * build a parse tree. To generate the output, we walk the parse * tree and output the tree nodes. A list of variables and values * determines what tree nodes we visit and what we output. * * The scanner splits the template into text sequences and tags. * Each call of scan() returns a tagnode struct representing the * next text sequence or tag. The parser uses recursive descent * to link the tagnodes into a parse tree. */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "ctemplate.h" /* To prevent infinite TMPL_INCLUDE cycles, we limit the depth */ #define MAX_INCLUDE_DEPTH 30 /* template tag kinds (used in bitmaps) */ typedef enum { tag_text = 0x001, /* text sequence */ tag_var = 0x002, /* TMPL_VAR */ tag_if = 0x004, /* TMPL_IF */ tag_elsif = 0x008, /* TMPL_ELSIF */ tag_else = 0x010, /* */ tag_endif = 0x020, /* */ tag_include = 0x040, /* TMPL_INCLUDE */ tag_loop = 0x080, /* TMPL_LOOP */ tag_break = 0x100, /* TMPL_BREAK */ tag_cont = 0x200, /* TMPL_CONTINUE */ tag_endloop = 0x400 /* */ } tag_kind; typedef struct tagnode tagnode; typedef struct template template; /* The parse tree consists of tagnodes */ struct tagnode { tag_kind kind; tagnode *next; union { /* text sequence */ struct { const char *start; int len; } text; /* TMPL_VAR tag */ struct { const char *varname, *dfltval; TMPL_fmtfunc fmtfunc; } var; /* TMPL_IF tag or TMPL_ELSIF tag */ struct { const char *varname, *testval; tagnode *tbranch, *fbranch; } ifelse; /* TMPL_LOOP tag */ struct { const char *loopname; tagnode *body; } loop; /* TMPL_BREAK tag or TMPL_CONTINUE tag */ struct { int level; } breakcont; /* TMPL_INCLUDE tag */ struct { const char *filename; template *tmpl; } include; } tag; }; /* template information */ struct template { const char *filename; /* name of template file */ const char *tmplstr; /* contents of template file */ FILE *out; /* template output file pointer */ FILE *errout; /* error output file pointer */ tagnode *roottag; /* root of parse tree */ const TMPL_fmtlist *fmtlist; /* list of format functions */ /* scanner and parser state variables */ const char *scanptr; /* next character to be scanned */ tagnode *nexttag; /* next tag to be returned by scanner */ tagnode *curtag; /* current tagnode being parsed */ int linenum; /* current template line number */ int tagline; /* line number of current tag's name */ int error; /* error indicator */ int include_depth; /* avoids TMPL_INCLUDE cycles */ int loop_depth; /* current loop nesting depth */ int break_level; /* for processing a TMPL_BREAK tag */ int cont_level; /* for processing a TMPL_CONTINUE tag */ tagnode reusable; /* reusable storage for simple tags */ }; /* * TMPL_fmtlist is a list of format functions, which are passed to * a template. A TMPL_VAR tag can specify a format function for * outputting the variable with the fmt="fmtname" attribute. */ struct TMPL_fmtlist { TMPL_fmtlist *next; /* next list member */ TMPL_fmtfunc fmtfunc; /* pointer to format function */ char name[1]; /* name of format function */ }; /* * variables are passed to a template in a tree consisting of * TMPL_var, TMPL_varlist and TMPL_loop nodes. * * TMPL_var is a simple variable (name and value) */ typedef struct TMPL_var TMPL_var; struct TMPL_var { TMPL_var *next; /* next simple variable on list */ const char *name; char value[1]; /* value and name stored here */ }; /* * TMPL_varlist is a variable list of simple variables and/or * loop variables */ struct TMPL_varlist { TMPL_varlist *next; /* next variable list on a list */ TMPL_var *var; /* list of my simple variables */ TMPL_loop *loop; /* list of my loop variables */ TMPL_loop *parent; /* my parent loop variable (if any) */ }; /* TMPL_loop is a loop variable, which is a list of variable lists */ struct TMPL_loop { TMPL_loop *next; /* next loop variable on a list */ const char *name; /* my name */ TMPL_varlist *varlist; /* list of my variable lists */ TMPL_varlist *tail; /* tail of "varlist" */ TMPL_varlist *parent; /* my parent variable list */ }; /* mymalloc() is a malloc wrapper that exits on failure */ static void * mymalloc(size_t size) { void *ret = malloc(size); if (ret == 0) { fputs("C Template library: out of memory\n", stderr); exit(1); } return ret; } /* * newtemplate() creates a new template struct and reads the template * file "filename" into memory. If "tmplstr" is non-null then it is * the template, so we do not read "filename". */ static template * newtemplate(const char *filename, const char *tmplstr, const TMPL_fmtlist *fmtlist, FILE *out, FILE *errout) { template *t; FILE *fp; char *buf = 0; struct stat stb; if (tmplstr == 0 && filename == 0) { if (errout != 0) { fputs("C Template library: no template specified\n", errout); } return 0; } if (tmplstr == 0) { if ((fp = fopen(filename, "r")) != 0 && fstat(fileno(fp), &stb) == 0 && S_ISREG(stb.st_mode) != 0 && (buf = (char *) mymalloc(stb.st_size + 1)) != 0 && (stb.st_size == 0 || fread(buf, 1, stb.st_size, fp) == (size_t)stb.st_size)) { fclose(fp); buf[stb.st_size] = 0; } else { if (errout != 0) { fprintf(errout, "C Template library: failed to read " "template from file \"%s\"\n", filename); } if (buf != 0) { free(buf); } if (fp != 0) { fclose(fp); } return 0; } } t = (template *) mymalloc(sizeof(*t)); t->filename = filename != 0 ? filename : "(none)"; t->tmplstr = tmplstr != 0 ? tmplstr : buf; t->fmtlist = fmtlist; t->scanptr = t->tmplstr; t->roottag = t->curtag = t->nexttag = 0; t->out = out; t->errout = errout; t->linenum = 1; t->error = 0; t->include_depth = 0; t->loop_depth = 0; t->break_level = t->cont_level = 0; return t; } /* newtag() allocates a new tagnode */ static tagnode * newtag(template *t, tag_kind kind) { tagnode *ret; switch(kind) { /* * The following tags are simple parse tokens that are * never linked into the parse tree so they share storage. */ case tag_else: case tag_endif: case tag_endloop: ret = &t->reusable; break; default: ret = (tagnode *) mymalloc(sizeof(*ret)); break; } ret->kind = kind; ret->next = 0; return ret; } /* * freetag() recursively frees parse tree tagnodes. We do not free * the text in a tag_text tagnode because it points to memory where * the input template is stored, which we free elsewhere. */ static void freetag(tagnode *tag) { template *t; if (tag == 0) { return; } switch(tag->kind) { case tag_var: free((void *) tag->tag.var.varname); if (tag->tag.var.dfltval != 0) { free((void *) tag->tag.var.dfltval); } break; case tag_if: case tag_elsif: free((void *) tag->tag.ifelse.varname); if (tag->tag.ifelse.testval != 0) { free((void *) tag->tag.ifelse.testval); } freetag(tag->tag.ifelse.tbranch); freetag(tag->tag.ifelse.fbranch); break; case tag_loop: free((void *) tag->tag.loop.loopname); freetag(tag->tag.loop.body); break; case tag_include: free((void *) tag->tag.include.filename); if ((t = tag->tag.include.tmpl) != 0) { free((void *) t->filename); free((void *) t->tmplstr); freetag(t->roottag); free(t); } break; default: // remove compiler warnings about unised enums: // tag_text tag_else tag_endif tag_break tag_cont and tag_endloop break; } freetag(tag->next); free(tag); } /* map tag_kind to a human readable string */ static const char * tagname(tag_kind kind) { switch(kind) { case tag_var: return "TMPL_VAR"; case tag_if: return "TMPL_IF"; case tag_elsif: return "TMPL_ELSIF"; case tag_else: return "TMPL_ELSE"; case tag_endif: return "/TMPL_IF"; case tag_include: return "TMPL_INCLUDE"; case tag_loop: return "TMPL_LOOP"; case tag_break: return "TMPL_BREAK"; case tag_cont: return "TMPL_CONTINUE"; case tag_endloop: return "/TMPL_LOOP"; default: break; // remove warning "enumeration value tag_next not handled" } return "unknown"; } /* * SCANNER FUNCTIONS * * scanspaces() scans white space */ static const char * scanspaces(template *t, const char *p) { while (*p == ' ' || *p == '\n' || *p == '\r' || *p == '\t') { if (*p++ == '\n') { t->linenum++; } } return p; } /* * scancomment() scans a comment delimited by <* and *>. If we find a * comment then we advance t->scanptr to the first character after the * comment and return 1. Otherwise we return 0. */ static int scancomment(template *t, const char *p) { int linenum = t->linenum; if (p[0] != '<' || p[1] != '*') { return 0; } for (p += 2; *p != 0; p++) { if (*p == '\n') { t->linenum++; } if (p[0] == '*' && p[1] == '>') { t->scanptr = p + 2; return 1; } } /* end of template, comment not terminated */ if (t->errout != 0) { fprintf(t->errout, "\"<*\" in file \"%s\" line %d " "has no \"*>\"\n", t->filename, linenum); } t->error = 1; return 0; } /* * scanattr() scans an attribute such as: name="value". If * successful we advance t->scanptr to the character after the * attribute and return a copy of the attribute value. Otherwise * we return null. We accept double or single quotes around "value". * We accept no quotes if "value" contains only letters, digits, * '.' or '-'. */ static char * scanattr(template *t, const char *attrname, const char *p) { int i = strlen(attrname); int quote = 0; char *ret; if (strncasecmp(p, attrname, i) != 0) { return 0; } p = scanspaces(t, p + i); if (*p++ != '=') { return 0; } p = scanspaces(t, p); if (*p == '"' || *p == '\'') { quote = *p++; } /* p now points to the start of the attribute value */ if (quote != 0) { for (i = 0; p[i] != quote && p[i] != '\n' && p[i] != 0; i++) ; if (p[i] != quote) { return 0; } t->scanptr = p + i + 1; } else { for (i = 0; isalnum(p[i]) || p[i] == '.' || p[i] == '-'; i++) ; if (i == 0) { return 0; } t->scanptr = p + i; } /* i is now the length of the attribute value */ ret = (char *) mymalloc(i + 1); memcpy(ret, p, i); ret[i] = 0; return ret; } /* * findfmt() looks up a format function by name. If successful * we return a pointer to the function, otherwise we return null. */ static TMPL_fmtfunc findfmt(const TMPL_fmtlist *fmtlist, const char *name) { for (; fmtlist != 0; fmtlist = fmtlist->next) { if (strcmp(fmtlist->name, name) == 0) { return fmtlist->fmtfunc; } } return 0; } /* * scantag() scans a template tag. If successful we return a tagnode * for the tag and advance t->scanptr to the first character after the * tag. Otherwise we clean up and return null. */ static tagnode * scantag(template *t, const char *p) { tag_kind kind; int commentish = 0; /* true if tag enclosed by */ int hasname = 0; /* true if tag has name= attribute */ int container = 0; /* true if tag may not end with /> */ tagnode *tag; int linenum = t->linenum; int len, level; char *name = 0, *value = 0, *fmt = 0; TMPL_fmtfunc func; const char *err = ""; if (*p++ != '<') { return 0; } if (p[0] == '!' && p[1] == '-' && p[2] == '-') { commentish = 1; p = scanspaces(t, p + 3); } t->tagline = t->linenum; /* tag name is on this line */ if (strncasecmp(p, "TMPL_VAR", len = 8) == 0) { kind = tag_var; hasname = 1; } else if (strncasecmp(p, "TMPL_INCLUDE", len = 12) == 0) { kind = tag_include; hasname = 1; } else if (strncasecmp(p, "TMPL_IF", len = 7) == 0) { kind = tag_if; hasname = 1; container = 1; } else if (strncasecmp(p, "TMPL_ELSIF", len = 10) == 0) { kind = tag_elsif; hasname = 1; } else if (strncasecmp(p, "TMPL_ELSE", len = 9) == 0) { kind = tag_else; } else if (strncasecmp(p, "/TMPL_IF", len = 8) == 0) { kind = tag_endif; container = 1; } else if (strncasecmp(p, "TMPL_LOOP", len = 9) == 0) { kind = tag_loop; hasname = 1; container = 1; } else if (strncasecmp(p, "/TMPL_LOOP", len = 10) == 0) { kind = tag_endloop; container = 1; } else if (strncasecmp(p, "TMPL_BREAK", len = 10) == 0) { kind = tag_break; } else if (strncasecmp(p, "TMPL_CONTINUE", len = 13) == 0) { kind = tag_cont; } else { kind = 0; goto failure; } t->scanptr = p + len; /* white space required between tag name and attributes */ p = scanspaces(t, t->scanptr); if (hasname != 0 && p == t->scanptr) { goto failure; } /* * These tags require one "name =" attribute. The TMPL_VAR tag * may have optional "fmt =" and "default =" attributes. The * TMPL_IF and TMPL_ELSIF tags may have an optional "value =" * attribute. Attributes can come in any order. */ switch(kind) { case tag_include: case tag_loop: if ((name = scanattr(t, "name", p)) != 0) { p = scanspaces(t, t->scanptr); } break; case tag_var: while ((name == 0 && (name = scanattr(t, "name", p)) != 0) || (fmt == 0 && (fmt = scanattr(t, "fmt", p)) != 0) || (value == 0 && (value = scanattr(t, "default", p)) != 0)) { p = scanspaces(t, t->scanptr); } break; case tag_if: case tag_elsif: while ((name == 0 && (name = scanattr(t, "name", p)) != 0) || (value == 0 && (value = scanattr(t, "value", p)) != 0)) { p = scanspaces(t, t->scanptr); } break; /* * These tags may have an optional "level =" attribute, which * must be preceded by white space. */ case tag_break: case tag_cont: if (p != t->scanptr && (value = scanattr(t, "level", p)) != 0) { p = scanspaces(t, t->scanptr); } break; default: // remove compiler warning for unhandled enum values tag_text, // tag_else, tag_endif and tag_endloop break; } /* check for end of tag */ if (commentish == 0 && p[0] == '>') { t->scanptr = p + 1; } else if (commentish == 0 && container == 0 && p[0] == '/' && p[1] == '>') { t->scanptr = p + 2; } else if (commentish != 0 && p[0] == '-' && p[1] == '-' && p[2] == '>') { t->scanptr = p + 3; } else { goto failure; } /* check attributes and build tag node */ if (hasname != 0 && name == 0) { err = "(missing \"name=\" attribute) "; goto failure; } switch(kind) { case tag_var: func = 0; if (fmt != 0) { if ((func = findfmt(t->fmtlist, fmt)) == 0) { err = "(bad \"fmt=\" attribute) "; goto failure; } free(fmt); } tag = newtag(t, kind); tag->tag.var.varname = name; tag->tag.var.dfltval = value; tag->tag.var.fmtfunc = func; break; case tag_include: if (t->include_depth >= MAX_INCLUDE_DEPTH) { err = "(check for include cycle) "; goto failure; } tag = newtag(t, kind); tag->tag.include.filename = name; tag->tag.include.tmpl = 0; break; case tag_loop: tag = newtag(t, kind); tag->tag.loop.loopname = name; tag->tag.loop.body = 0; break; case tag_break: case tag_cont: if (t->loop_depth < 1) { err = "(not inside a loop) "; goto failure; } level = 1; if (value != 0) { if ((level = atoi(value)) < 1 || level > t->loop_depth) { err = "(bad \"level=\" attribute) "; goto failure; } free(value); } tag = newtag(t, kind); tag->tag.breakcont.level = level; break; case tag_if: case tag_elsif: tag = newtag(t, kind); tag->tag.ifelse.varname = name; tag->tag.ifelse.testval = value; tag->tag.ifelse.tbranch = 0; tag->tag.ifelse.fbranch = 0; break; default: tag = newtag(t, kind); break; } return tag; failure: /* restore line number, clean up and return null */ t->linenum = linenum; if (name != 0) { free(name); } if (value != 0) { free(value); } if (fmt != 0) { free(fmt); } if (kind != 0 && t->errout != 0) { fprintf(t->errout, "Ignoring bad %s tag %sin file \"%s\" line %d\n", tagname(kind), err, t->filename, t->tagline); } return 0; } /* * scan() is the main scanner function. We return the next text sequence * or template tag in t->curtag or we set it to null at the end of the * template. We start scanning at t->scanptr and when we are done, * t->scanptr points to where the next call to scan() should * start scanning. We scan text until we find a tag or comment. If we * find a comment, then we return the text. If we find a tag, then we * save it in t->nexttag and return the text. We will return t->nexttag * the next time scan() is called. If we find a tag with no preceding * text, then we return the tag. If we find a comment with no preceding * text, then we try again. */ static void scan(template *t) { tagnode *tag = 0; const char *p; int i; if (t->nexttag != 0) { /* return tag from previous call */ t->curtag = t->nexttag; t->nexttag = 0; return; } /* scan text until we find a tag or a comment or null */ p = t->scanptr; for (i = 0; p[i] != 0; i++) { if (p[i] == '\n') { t->linenum++; } if (p[i] != '<') { continue; } /* we found a '<' so we look for a comment or tag */ if (scancomment(t, p + i) != 0) { if (i == 0) { scan(t); /* no text so try again */ return; } break; } if ((tag = scantag(t, p + i)) != 0) { break; } } /* * At this point p is where we started scanning and p[i] is * the first character of the tag or comment that ended this * scan or else p[i] is the null at the end of the template. */ if (p[i] == 0) { t->scanptr = p + i; } if (i > 0) { t->nexttag = tag; /* save the tag (if any) */ tag = newtag(t, tag_text); /* return the text sequence */ tag->tag.text.start = p; tag->tag.text.len = i; } t->curtag = tag; } /* * PARSER FUNCTIONS * * forward declaration for recursive calls */ static tagnode *parselist(template *t, int stop); /* * parseif() parses a TMPL_IF statement, which looks like this: * * * template-list * * template-list * * template-list * * * A template-list is any sequence (including an empty sequence) * of text, template tags, if statements or loop statements. There * can be zero or more TMPL_ELSIF tags followed by zero or one * TMPL_ELSE tag. There must be a final /TMPL_IF tag. * * "iftag" is a TMPL_IF tagnode, which has pointers for a true branch * and a false branch. We construct a parse tree for the if statement * with "iftag" at the root. When we are done t->curtag points to * the tag that follows the /TMPL_IF tag for this statement. */ static void parseif(template *t, int stop) { tagnode *iftag = t->curtag; int linenum = t->tagline; int mystop = stop | tag_else | tag_elsif | tag_endif; iftag->tag.ifelse.tbranch = parselist(t, mystop); while (t->curtag != 0 && t->curtag->kind == tag_elsif) { iftag->tag.ifelse.fbranch = t->curtag; iftag = t->curtag; iftag->tag.ifelse.tbranch = parselist(t, mystop); } if (t->curtag != 0 && t->curtag->kind == tag_else) { iftag->tag.ifelse.fbranch = parselist(t, stop | tag_endif); } if (t->curtag != 0 && t->curtag->kind == tag_endif) { scan(t); /* success, scan next tag */ } else { if (t->errout != 0) { fprintf(t->errout, "TMPL_IF tag in file \"%s\" line %d " "has no /TMPL_IF tag\n", t->filename, linenum); } t->error = 1; } } /* * parseloop() parses a TMPL_LOOP statement which looks like this: * * * template-list * * * "looptag" is a TMPL_LOOP tagnode, which has a pointer for the * loop body. We construct a parse tree for the loop statement * with "looptag" at the root. When we are done, t->curtag points * to the tag that follows the /TMPL_LOOP tag for this statement. */ static void parseloop(template *t, int stop) { tagnode *looptag = t->curtag; int linenum = t->tagline; t->loop_depth++; looptag->tag.loop.body = parselist(t, stop | tag_endloop); t->loop_depth--; if (t->curtag != 0 && t->curtag->kind == tag_endloop) { scan(t); /* success, scan next tag */ } else { if (t->errout != 0) { fprintf(t->errout, "TMPL_LOOP tag in file \"%s\" line %d " "has no /TMPL_LOOP tag\n", t->filename, linenum); } t->error = 1; } } /* * parselist() is the top level parser function. It parses a * template-list which is any sequence of text, TMPL_VAR tags, * TMPL_INCLUDE tags, if statements or loop statements. * We return a parse tree which is a linked list of tagnodes. The * "stop" parameter is a bitmap of tag kinds that we expect to end * this list. For example, if we are parsing the template-list * following a TMPL_IF tag, then we expect the list to end with a * TMPL_ELSIF tag or TMPL_ELSE tag or /TMPL_IF tag. If we are parsing the * template-list that comprises the entire template, then "stop" is zero * so that we keep going to the end of the template. When we are done, * t->curtag is the tag that caused us to stop, or null at the end of * the template. */ static tagnode * parselist(template *t, int stop) { tagnode *list = 0, *tail = NULL, *tag; scan(t); while ((tag = t->curtag) != 0) { switch(tag->kind) { case tag_elsif: /* check for terminator tag */ case tag_else: case tag_endif: case tag_endloop: if ((tag->kind & stop) != 0) { return list; } /* unexpected terminator tag -- keep going */ if (t->errout != 0) { fprintf(t->errout, "Unexpected %s tag in file \"%s\" " "line %d\n", tagname(tag->kind), t->filename, t->tagline); } t->error = 1; scan(t); if (tag->kind == tag_elsif) { break; /* tag linked to list to be freed later */ } continue; /* tag not linked to list */ case tag_if: parseif(t, stop); break; case tag_loop: parseloop(t, stop); break; default: scan(t); break; } /* link the tag into the list of tags */ tag->next = 0; if (list == 0) { list = tail = tag; } else { tail->next = tag; tail = tag; } } return list; } /* * PARSE TREE WALKING FUNCTIONS * * valueof() looks up a variable by name and returns its value * or returns null if not found. We search "varlist" and any * enclosing variable lists. The parent of "varlist" is a * loop variable, whose parent is a variable list that encloses * "varlist". */ static char * valueof(const char *varname, const TMPL_varlist *varlist) { TMPL_var *var; while(varlist != 0) { for (var = varlist->var; var != 0; var = var->next) { if (strcmp(varname, var->name) == 0) { return var->value; } } varlist = varlist->parent == 0 ? 0 : varlist->parent->parent; } return 0; } /* * findloop() looks up a loop variable by name and returns it or * returns null if not found. We search "varlist" and any * enclosing variable lists. */ static TMPL_loop * findloop(const char *loopname, const TMPL_varlist *varlist) { TMPL_loop *loop; while (varlist != 0) { for (loop = varlist->loop; loop != 0; loop = loop->next) { if (strcmp(loopname, loop->name) == 0) { return loop; } } varlist = varlist->parent == 0 ? 0 : varlist->parent->parent; } return 0; } /* * istrue() evaluates a TMPL_IF (or TMPL_ELSIF) tag for true or false. * * is true if 1) simple variable "varname" * exists and is not the null string or 2) the loop variable "varname" * exists. Otherwise false. * * is true if "varname" does not exist * or if "varname" has a null value. * * is true if simple variable * "varname" has value "testvalue". Otherwise false. */ static int is_true(const tagnode *iftag, const TMPL_varlist *varlist) { const char *testval = iftag->tag.ifelse.testval; const char *value; TMPL_loop *loop = 0; if ((value = valueof(iftag->tag.ifelse.varname, varlist)) == 0) { loop = findloop(iftag->tag.ifelse.varname, varlist); } return (testval == 0 && value != 0 && *value != 0) || (testval == 0 && loop != 0) || (testval != 0 && *testval == 0 && loop == 0 && (value == 0 || *value == 0)) || (testval != 0 && value != 0 && strcmp(value, testval) == 0); } /* * write_text() writes a text sequence handling \ escapes. * * A single \ at the end of a line is not output and neither * is the line terminator (\n or \r\n). * * \\ at the end of a line is output as a single \ followed * by the line terminator. * * Any other \ is output unchanged. */ static void write_text(const char *p, int len, FILE *out) { int i, k; char lastwasblank = 0; for (i = 0; i < len; i++) { switch (p[i]) { case ' ': case '\t': case '\r': case '\n': if (lastwasblank) { continue; } lastwasblank = 1; break; default: lastwasblank = 0; } /* check for \ or \\ before \n or \r\n */ if (p[i] == '\\') { k = i + 1; if (k < len && p[k] == '\\') { k++; } if (k < len && p[k] == '\r') { k++; } if (k < len && p[k] == '\n') { if (p[i + 1] == '\\') { i++; /* skip first \ */ } else { i = k; /* skip \ and line terminator */ continue; } } } fputc(p[i], out); } } /* * newfilename() returns a copy of an include file name with * possible modifications. If the include file name begins * with ".../" then we replace "..." with the directory name * of the parent template file. If there is no directory * name then we strip ".../". */ static const char * newfilename(const char *inclfile, const char *parentfile) { char *newfile, *cp; newfile = mymalloc(strlen(parentfile) + strlen(inclfile)); if (strncmp(inclfile, ".../", 4) != 0) { return strcpy(newfile, inclfile); } strcpy(newfile, parentfile); cp = strrchr(newfile, '/'); strcpy(cp == 0 ? newfile : cp + 1, inclfile + 4); return newfile; } /* * walk() walks the template parse tree and outputs the result. We * process the tree nodes according to the data in "varlist". */ static void walk(template *t, tagnode *tag, const TMPL_varlist *varlist) { const char *value; TMPL_loop *loop; TMPL_varlist *vl; template *t2; const char *newfile; /* * if t->break_level is non zero then we are unwinding the * recursion after encountering a TMPL_BREAK tag. The same * is true for t->cont_level and TMPL_CONTINUE. */ if (tag == 0 || t->break_level > 0 || t->cont_level > 0 || t->error != 0) { return; } switch(tag->kind) { case tag_text: write_text(tag->tag.text.start, tag->tag.text.len, t->out); break; case tag_var: if ((value = valueof(tag->tag.var.varname, varlist)) == 0 && (value = tag->tag.var.dfltval) == 0) { break; } /* Use the tag's format function or else just use fputs() */ if (tag->tag.var.fmtfunc != 0) { tag->tag.var.fmtfunc(value, t->out); } else { fputs(value, t->out); } break; case tag_if: case tag_elsif: if (is_true(tag, varlist)) { walk(t, tag->tag.ifelse.tbranch, varlist); } else { walk(t, tag->tag.ifelse.fbranch, varlist); } break; case tag_loop: if ((loop = findloop(tag->tag.loop.loopname, varlist)) == 0) { break; } for (vl = loop->varlist; vl != 0; vl = vl->next) { walk(t, tag->tag.loop.body, vl); /* * if t->break_level is nonzero then we encountered a * TMPL_BREAK tag inside this TMPL_LOOP so we need to * break here. */ if (t->break_level > 0) { t->break_level--; break; } /* * if t->cont_level is nonzero then we encountered a * TMPL_CONTINUE inside this TMPL_LOOP. Depending * on the level we either break here or continue */ if (t->cont_level > 0 && --t->cont_level > 0) { break; } } break; /* * For a TMPL_BREAK or TMPL_CONTINUE tag we terminate the walk * of this TMPL_LOOP body and set t->break_level or t->cont_level * to unwind the recursion. */ case tag_break: t->break_level = tag->tag.breakcont.level; return; case tag_cont: t->cont_level = tag->tag.breakcont.level; return; case tag_include: /* if first visit, open and parse the included file */ if ((t2 = tag->tag.include.tmpl) == 0) { newfile = newfilename(tag->tag.include.filename, t->filename); t2 = newtemplate(newfile, 0, t->fmtlist, t->out, t->errout); if (t2 == 0) { free((void *) newfile); t->error = 1; break; } tag->tag.include.tmpl = t2; t2->include_depth = t->include_depth + 1; t2->roottag = parselist(t2, 0); } /* walk the included file's parse tree */ walk(t2, t2->roottag, varlist); t->error = t2->error; break; default: // remove compiler warning for unhandled enum values: // tag_else, tag_endif and tag_endloop break; } walk(t, tag->next, varlist); } /* * EXPORTED FUNCTIONS * * TMPL_add_var() adds one or more simple variables to variable list * "varlist" and returns the result. If "varlist" is null, then we * create it. The parameter list has a variable number of "char *" * parameters terminated by a null parameter. Each pair of parameters * is a variable name and value that we store in a TMPL_var struct and * link into "varlist". */ TMPL_varlist * TMPL_add_var(TMPL_varlist *varlist, ...) { va_list ap; const char *name, *value; TMPL_var *var; int nlen, vlen; va_start(ap, varlist); while ((name = va_arg(ap, char *)) != 0 && (value = va_arg(ap, char *)) != 0) { /* * get enough memory to store the TMPL_var struct and * the name string and the value string */ nlen = strlen(name) + 1; vlen = strlen(value) + 1; var = (TMPL_var *) mymalloc(sizeof(*var) + nlen + vlen); strcpy(var->value, value); var->name = strcpy(var->value + vlen, name); if (varlist == 0) { varlist = (TMPL_varlist *) mymalloc(sizeof(*varlist)); memset(varlist, 0, sizeof(*varlist)); } var->next = varlist->var; varlist->var = var; } va_end(ap); return varlist; } /* * TMPL_add_loop() adds loop variable "loop" to variable list "varlist" * and returns the result. If "varlist" is null, then we create it. * We decline to add "loop" if 1) "loop" has already been added to a * variable list or 2) adding "loop" would create a cycle because * "loop" contains "varlist". */ TMPL_varlist * TMPL_add_loop(TMPL_varlist *varlist, const char *name, TMPL_loop *loop) { TMPL_loop *lp; /* if sanity check fails, just return */ if (name == 0 || loop == 0 || loop->parent != 0) { return varlist; } if (varlist == 0) { varlist = (TMPL_varlist *) mymalloc(sizeof(*varlist)); memset(varlist, 0, sizeof(*varlist)); } /* if sanity check for cycle fails, just return */ for (lp = varlist->parent; lp != 0; lp = lp->parent == 0 ? 0 : lp->parent->parent) { if (lp == loop) { return varlist; } } loop->name = strdup(name); loop->parent = varlist; loop->next = varlist->loop; varlist->loop = loop; return varlist; } /* * TMPL_add_varlist() adds variable list "varlist" to loop variable * "loop" and returns the result. If "loop" is null, then we create it. * We decline to add "varlist" if 1) "varlist" has already been added * to a loop variable or 2) adding "varlist" would create a cycle * because "varlist" contains "loop". */ TMPL_loop * TMPL_add_varlist(TMPL_loop *loop, TMPL_varlist *varlist) { TMPL_varlist *vl; /* if sanity check fails, just return */ if (varlist == 0 || varlist->parent != 0) { return loop; } if (loop == 0) { loop = (TMPL_loop *) mymalloc(sizeof(*loop)); memset(loop, 0, sizeof(*loop)); } /* if sanity check for cycle fails, just return */ for (vl = loop->parent; vl != 0; vl = vl->parent == 0 ? 0 : vl->parent->parent) { if (vl == varlist) { return loop; } } varlist->parent = loop; varlist->next = 0; if (loop->varlist == 0) { loop->varlist = loop->tail = varlist; } else { loop->tail->next = varlist; loop->tail = varlist; } return loop; } /* TMPL_free_varlist() recursively frees memory used by a TMPL_varlist */ void TMPL_free_varlist(TMPL_varlist *varlist) { TMPL_loop *loop, *loopnext; TMPL_var *var, *varnext; if (varlist == 0) { return; } for (loop = varlist->loop; loop != 0; loop = loopnext) { loopnext = loop->next; TMPL_free_varlist(loop->varlist); free((void *) loop->name); free(loop); } for (var = varlist->var; var != 0; var = varnext) { varnext = var->next; free(var); } TMPL_free_varlist(varlist->next); free(varlist); } /* * TMPL_add_fmt() adds a name and function pointer to format function * list "fmtlist" and returns the result. If "fmtlist" is null, then * we create it, otherwise we return "fmtlist". Parameter "name" is * the name used in the in the fmt="fmtname" attribute of a TMPL_VAR * tag. Parameter "fmtfunc" is a pointer to a user supplied function * with a prototype like this: * * void funcname(const char *value, FILE *out); * * The function should output "value" to "out" with appropriate * formatting or encoding. */ TMPL_fmtlist * TMPL_add_fmt(TMPL_fmtlist *fmtlist, const char *name, TMPL_fmtfunc fmtfunc) { TMPL_fmtlist *newfmt; if (name == 0 || fmtfunc == 0) { return fmtlist; } newfmt = (TMPL_fmtlist *) mymalloc(sizeof(*newfmt) + strlen(name)); strcpy(newfmt->name, name); newfmt->fmtfunc = fmtfunc; if (fmtlist == 0) { newfmt->next = 0; return newfmt; } /* if fmtlist is not null, then we return its original value */ newfmt->next = fmtlist->next; fmtlist->next = newfmt; return fmtlist; } /* TMPL_free_fmtlist frees memory used by a format function list */ void TMPL_free_fmtlist(TMPL_fmtlist *fmtlist) { if (fmtlist != 0) { TMPL_free_fmtlist(fmtlist->next); free(fmtlist); } } /* * TMPL_write() outputs a template to open file pointer "out" using * variable list "varlist". If "tmplstr" is null, then we read the * template from "filename", otherwise "tmplstr" is the template. * Parameter "fmtlist" is a format function list that contains * functions that TMPL_VAR tags can specify to output variables. * We return 0 on success otherwise -1. We write errors to open * file pointer "errout". */ int TMPL_write(const char *filename, const char *tmplstr, const TMPL_fmtlist *fmtlist, const TMPL_varlist *varlist, FILE *out, FILE *errout) { int ret; template *t; if ((t = newtemplate(filename, tmplstr, fmtlist, out, errout)) == 0) { return -1; } t->roottag = parselist(t, 0); walk(t, t->roottag, varlist); ret = t->error == 0 ? 0 : -1; if (tmplstr == 0 && t->tmplstr != 0) { free((void *) t->tmplstr); } freetag(t->roottag); free(t); return ret; } /* * Some handy format functions * * TMPL_encode_entity() converts HTML markup characters to entities */ void TMPL_encode_entity(const char *value, FILE *out) { for (; *value != 0; value++) { switch(*value) { case '&': fputs("&", out); break; case '<': fputs("<", out); break; case '>': fputs(">", out); break; case '"': fputs(""", out); break; case '\'': fputs("'", out); break; case '\n': fputs(" ", out); break; case '\r': fputs(" ", out); break; default: fputc(*value, out); break; } } } /* TMPL_encode_url() does URL encoding (%xx) */ void TMPL_encode_url(const char *value, FILE *out) { static const char hexdigit[] = "0123456789ABCDEF"; int c; for (; *value != 0; value++) { if (isalnum(*value) || *value == '.' || *value == '-' || *value == '_') { fputc(*value, out); continue; } if (*value == ' ') { fputc('+', out); continue; } c = (unsigned char) *value; fputc('%', out); fputc(hexdigit[c >> 4], out); fputc(hexdigit[c & 0xf], out); } } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/ctemplate/PaxHeaders.22668/README0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126021022 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.506090707 30 atime=1352553983.419147451 30 ctime=1352556790.707566951 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/ctemplate/README0000644000175000017500000000050112045047126017734 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000ctemplate GPL http://libctemplate.sourceforge.net Author: Author: Stephen C. Losen, University of Virginia License: GPL Used for templating the HTML output Modifications by Tobias Frost: Added C++ Wrapper to the header file. Emits smaller pages due filtering double-blanks Fixing compiler warnings. solarpowerlog-0.24/src/ctemplate/PaxHeaders.22668/ctemplate.h0000644000175000017500000000013111717752532022301 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1329583450.18587567 30 atime=1352553984.791169718 30 ctime=1352556791.683582456 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/ctemplate/ctemplate.h0000644000175000017500000000220611717752532021220 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* * C Template Library 1.0 * * Copyright 2009 Stephen C. Losen. Distributed under the terms * of the GNU General Public License (GPL) */ #ifndef _CTEMPLATE_H #define _CTEMPLATE_H typedef struct TMPL_varlist TMPL_varlist; typedef struct TMPL_loop TMPL_loop; typedef struct TMPL_fmtlist TMPL_fmtlist; typedef void (*TMPL_fmtfunc) (const char *, FILE *); /* TMPL_varlist *TMPL_add_var(TMPL_varlist *varlist, const char *varname1, const char *value1, ... , 0); */ TMPL_varlist *TMPL_add_var(TMPL_varlist *varlist, ...); TMPL_varlist *TMPL_add_loop(TMPL_varlist *varlist, const char *name, TMPL_loop *loop); TMPL_loop *TMPL_add_varlist(TMPL_loop *loop, TMPL_varlist *varlist); void TMPL_free_varlist(TMPL_varlist *varlist); TMPL_fmtlist *TMPL_add_fmt(TMPL_fmtlist *fmtlist, const char *name, TMPL_fmtfunc fmtfunc); void TMPL_free_fmtlist(TMPL_fmtlist *fmtlist); int TMPL_write(const char *filename, const char *tmplstr, const TMPL_fmtlist *fmtlist, const TMPL_varlist *varlist, FILE *out, FILE *errout); void TMPL_encode_entity(const char *value, FILE *out); void TMPL_encode_url (const char *value, FILE *out); #endif solarpowerlog-0.24/src/PaxHeaders.22668/patterns0000644000175000017500000000013012047460367017755 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1352556791.70758284 30 atime=1352556793.239607194 29 ctime=1352556791.70758284 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460367016752 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/ICommandTarget.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322023042 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.274118042 30 atime=1352553984.727168695 30 ctime=1352556791.643581829 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/ICommandTarget.h0000644000175000017500000000263111765156322021762 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file ICommandTarget.h * * Created on: May 17, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef ICOMMANDTARGET_H_ #define ICOMMANDTARGET_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include #include #include "ICommand.h" /** Interface for a command's target. * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ class ICommandTarget { public: ICommandTarget(); virtual ~ICommandTarget(); virtual void ExecuteCommand(const ICommand *Command) = 0 ; }; #endif /* COMMANDTARGET_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/ICommand.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126022217 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 30 atime=1352553984.227160577 30 ctime=1352556791.299576362 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/ICommand.cpp0000644000175000017500000000522212045047126021136 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file ICommand.cpp * * Created on: May 17, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "patterns/ICommand.h" #include "patterns/ICommandTarget.h" ICommand::ICommand(int command, ICommandTarget *target, std::map dat) { this->cmd = command; this->trgt = target; this->dat = dat; } ICommand::ICommand(int command, ICommandTarget *target) { cmd = command; trgt = target; } /** Destructor, even for no need for destruction */ ICommand::~ICommand() { } /** Delegate the command to the one that should do the work */ void ICommand::execute() { // Allow also "fire-and-forget" commmands which will be done but never a // callback issued. if (trgt) trgt->ExecuteCommand(this); } /** Getter for the private cmd field (field is for Commandees use) */ int ICommand::getCmd() const { return cmd; } const boost::any ICommand::findData(const std::string &key) const throw(std::invalid_argument) { std::map::const_iterator it = dat.find(key); if (it != dat.end()) { return (*it).second; } throw(std::invalid_argument(key)); } void ICommand::mergeData(const ICommand &other) { // first delete all duplicate data, but only if the containers have data. // (this is needed as std::map insert won't change the content if a key is // alredy there) // FIXME: missed optimization: iterate only over the shorter one of both containers. if (dat.size() && other.dat.size()) { std::map::const_iterator it; for(it = dat.begin(); it != dat.end(); it++) { if(other.dat.count(it->first)) dat.erase(it->first); } } // and then merge the others data into the map dat.insert(other.dat.begin(), other.dat.end()); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/ICommandTarget.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322023375 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.274118042 30 atime=1352553984.215160377 30 ctime=1352556791.287576173 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/ICommandTarget.cpp0000644000175000017500000000230611765156322022314 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file ICommandTarget.cpp * * Created on: May 17, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "ICommandTarget.h" ICommandTarget::ICommandTarget() { // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub } ICommandTarget::~ICommandTarget() { // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/IObserverObserver.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322024147 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.278118141 30 atime=1352553984.231160634 30 ctime=1352556791.303576416 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp0000644000175000017500000000436611765156322023076 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IObserverObserver.cpp * * Created on: May 12, 2009 * Author: tobi * * This files implements the Observer for the Observer Design Pattern. */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include #include "IObserverObserver.h" #include "IObserverSubject.h" using namespace std; /** Constructor for the Observer (Observer Pattern) * * The Observer will auto-susbscribe to the Subject, if the * parameter is supplied. (But what should do a observer without an subject?) */ IObserverObserver::IObserverObserver(IObserverSubject *subject) { /* auto-subscribe */ if (subject != NULL) setSubject(subject); } /** The destructor will auto-unsubsribe before destroying the object. */ IObserverObserver::~IObserverObserver() { /* auto-unsubsribe */ if (subject) subject->UnSubscribe(this); // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } /** Getter for the current Subject */ IObserverSubject *IObserverObserver::getSubject() const { return subject; } /** Set a new Subject, subscribe to it. * * Will also unsubscribe to the old subject, if available. * * Note: Will do nothing, if current Subject is the same as the new one. * */ void IObserverObserver::setSubject(IObserverSubject *subject) { if(this->subject == subject) return; if(this->subject) subject->UnSubscribe(this); this->subject = subject; subject->Subscribe(this); } solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/CValue.h0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126021353 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 30 atime=1352553984.811170052 29 ctime=1352556791.70758284 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/CValue.h0000644000175000017500000000760312045047126020300 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file CValue.h * * Created on: May 14, 2009 * Author: tobi * * Template-Class for the concrete Values. * * CValue is used to story any type as data. * It also offers type check to ensure that the cast will be ok. * * */ #ifndef CVALUEX_H_ #define CVALUEX_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "IValue.h" #include #include #include /** This helper class allows type-identificatino without RTTI. * See http://ciaranm.wordpress.com/2010/05/24/runtime-type-checking-in-c-without-rtti/ * for the idea. * Basically, MagicNumbers is a singleton to supply unique numbers and * the templated function will keep the number same for each type. */ class MagicNumbers { protected: static int next_magic_number() { static int magic = 0; return magic++; } template static int magic_number_for() { static int result(next_magic_number()); return result; } template friend class CValue; }; /** Generalized storage for data. * A CValue stores one information, regardless of the type.*/ template class CValue : public IValue { public: CValue() { IValue::type_ = MagicNumbers::magic_number_for(); } CValue(const T &set) { IValue::type_ = MagicNumbers::magic_number_for(); value = set; timestamp = boost::posix_time::second_clock::local_time(); } /// Serves as a virtual copy constructor. virtual CValue* clone() { return new CValue(*this); } void Set(T value, boost::posix_time::ptime timestamp = boost::posix_time::second_clock::local_time()) { this->timestamp = timestamp; this->value = value; } T Get(void) const { return value; } virtual void operator=(const T& val) { timestamp = boost::posix_time::second_clock::local_time(); value = val; } virtual void operator=(const CValue &val) { timestamp = val.GetTimestamp(); value = val.Get(); } virtual boost::posix_time::ptime GetTimestamp(void) const { return timestamp; } virtual operator std::string() { std::stringstream ss; ss << value; return ss.str(); } /** Static interface function to determine at runtime the type of the CValue * object. * Usage example: * CValue cv_int; * IValue *iv1 = &cv_int; * cout << CValue::IsType(iv1);*/ static bool IsType(IValue *totest) { if (MagicNumbers::magic_number_for() == totest->GetInternalType()) { return true; } return false; } template static IValue* Factory() { return new CValue; } private: T value; boost::posix_time::ptime timestamp; }; class CValueFactory { public: template static IValue* Factory() { return new CValue; } }; #endif /* CVALUEX_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/ICommand.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126021664 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 30 atime=1352553984.739168875 30 ctime=1352556791.659582079 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/ICommand.h0000644000175000017500000001207212045047126020604 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file ICommand.h * * Created on: May 17, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef ICOMMAND_H_ #define ICOMMAND_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #include "porting.h" #endif /// #define ICMD_WITH_DUMP_MEMBER #ifdef HAVE_INV_DUMMY /// Debug-Helper, define and you have the DumpData Member to dump at runtime /// A Icommand, /// (Will be automatically enabled if you have the dummy inverter enabled...) #define ICMD_WITH_DUMP_MEMBER #endif #include #include #include #include #include "configuration/ILogger.h" #include "Inverters/BasicCommands.h" #include // Tokens for ICommands (general meanings) /// Error indicator. Same as errno, integer. 0 for no error. #define ICMD_ERRNO "ICMD_ERRNO" /// Error indicator. /// Optional, but if exists it contains human readable error message #define ICMD_ERRNO_STR "ICMD_ERRMSG" class ICommandTarget; /** Encapsulates a command * * See the command pattern for details.... * * Commands are used, for example, to schedule work, * to check for completion, etc... * * NOTE: The one that calls execute should delete the object afterwards! * (like CWorkScheduler does...) * * \note New from Oct 2012: "Fire-and-forget"-ICommands. This are commands whose * ICommandTarget is NULL. They will be be answered, just deleted... * Purpose is to allow calls to subsystems which takes ICommands as callbacks * (like the IConnect ones) when the actual callback is unimportant. * */ class ICommand { public: ICommand(int command, ICommandTarget *target, std::map dat); ICommand(int command, ICommandTarget *target); virtual ~ICommand(); /// excecute the command void execute(); /// Getter for the command int getCmd() const; /** Find Data in Command * * Returns the data associated in the map to the given key * * \in param key to search for * \returns boost::any object with the data * * \throw std::invalid_argument { throws this if data is not existant. The * data of the invalid_argument is the key which was not found } */ const boost::any findData(const std::string & key) const throw(std::invalid_argument); /// Setter for Command void setCmd(int cmd) { this->cmd = cmd; } /// Setter for the target of the command void setTrgt(ICommandTarget *trgt) { this->trgt = trgt; } /// Getter for the target ICommandTarget* getTrgt() const { return trgt; } /** Remove Data from Command * * Removes the named key from the data list of the command. * \note: As the underlaying storage is a std::map, * the associated boost::any object will be deleted. */ inline void RemoveData(const std::string & key) { dat.erase(key); } /** Remove all data from command. * * \note: As the underlaying storage is a std::map, * the associated boost::any objects will be deleted. */ inline void RemoveData() { dat.clear(); } /** Add/Replace Data from the Command * * Add new data, or if the data is already existing, replace * the data with the new one. * */ void addData(const std::string &key, const boost::any &data) { if (dat.count(key)) { dat.erase(key); } dat.insert(std::pair(key, data)); } /// Merge data from other ICommand into this one. void mergeData(const ICommand &other); #ifdef ICMD_WITH_DUMP_MEMBER /// Debug-Helper to dump all data which is stored in the ICommand. void DumpData(ILogger& logger) const { std::map::const_iterator it; LOGDEBUG(logger, "ICommand::DumpData() with command " << this->cmd); if (this->cmd < BasicCommands::CMD_BROADCAST_MAX) { LOGDEBUG(logger, "(BROADCAST COMMAND) " << this->cmd); } else { assert(this->trgt); LOGDEBUG(logger, "Target: " << trgt); } LOGDEBUG(logger, "dumping available data: "); for (it = dat.begin(); it != dat.end(); it++) { LOGDEBUG(logger, it->first); } LOGDEBUG(logger, "dumping done."); } #endif private: int cmd; ICommandTarget *trgt; std::map dat; }; #endif /* ICOMMAND_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/IValue.h0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126021362 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 30 atime=1352553984.731168751 30 ctime=1352556791.655582021 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/IValue.h0000644000175000017500000000330212045047126020276 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IValue.h * * \date May 13, 2009 * \Author: Tobias Frost (coldtobi) */ #ifndef IVALUE_H_ #define IVALUE_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include /** IValue is the interface to arbitrary value storage. * * It is supposed to be derived, and the derived class is responsible for * type-correct storage. * * * \ingroup factories */ class IValue { public: protected: template friend class CValue; virtual int GetInternalType( void ) const {return type_;} public: /** Interface method for easier transfer to strings. */ virtual operator std::string() = 0; /// Serves as a virtual copy constructor. virtual IValue* clone() = 0; protected: IValue() {} public: virtual ~IValue() {} protected: int type_; }; #endif /* IVALUE_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/IValue.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126021714 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 29 atime=1352553984.21916043 30 ctime=1352556791.291576227 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/IValue.cpp0000644000175000017500000000205312045047126020633 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IValue.cpp * * Created on: May 13, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "IValue.h" // currently empty. solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/IObserverObserver.h0000644000175000017500000000013111765156322023613 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.278118141 29 atime=1352553984.74316896 30 ctime=1352556791.667582209 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/IObserverObserver.h0000644000175000017500000000306011765156322022531 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IObserverObserver.h * * Created on: May 12, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef OBSERVEROBSERVER_H_ #define OBSERVEROBSERVER_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif using namespace std; class IObserverSubject; /** \fixme COMMENT ME * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ class IObserverObserver { public: IObserverObserver(IObserverSubject *subject = 0); virtual ~IObserverObserver(); virtual void Update(const class IObserverSubject * subject) = 0; virtual IObserverSubject *getSubject() const; virtual void setSubject(IObserverSubject *subject); private: IObserverSubject *subject; }; #endif /* OBSERVEROBSERVER_H_ */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/IObserverSubject.h0000644000175000017500000000013211765156322023424 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1339350226.278118141 30 atime=1352553984.755169132 30 ctime=1352556791.671582278 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/IObserverSubject.h0000644000175000017500000000354511765156322022351 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IObserverSubject.h * * Created on: May 12, 2009 * Author: tobi */ #ifndef OBSERVERSUBJECT_H_ #define OBSERVERSUBJECT_H_ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include using namespace std; class IObserverObserver; /** \fixme COMMENT ME * * * TODO DOCUMENT ME! */ class IObserverSubject { public: virtual ~IObserverSubject(); virtual void Subscribe( class IObserverObserver* observer ); virtual void UnSubscribe( class IObserverObserver* observer ); virtual void SetSubscription( class IObserverObserver* observer, bool subscribe = true ); virtual bool CheckSubscription( class IObserverObserver *observer ); virtual void Notify( void ); virtual unsigned int GetNumSubscribers( void ); protected: IObserverSubject(); private: std::list listobservers; }; #endif /* OBSERVERSUBJECT_H_ */ /* Infos on pattern See: http://www.cs.clemson.edu/~malloy/courses/patterns/observerCo.html */ solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/PaxHeaders.22668/IObserverSubject.cpp0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126023747 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.510090773 30 atime=1352553984.239160758 29 ctime=1352556791.31557662 solarpowerlog-0.24/src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp0000644000175000017500000000453212045047126022672 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- solarpowerlog -- photovoltaic data logging Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Tobias Frost This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** \file IObserverSubject.cpp * * Created on: May 12, 2009 * Author: tobi * * This file implements the Subject of the Observer Design Pattern */ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif #include "IObserverSubject.h" #include "IObserverObserver.h" #include using namespace std; void IObserverSubject::Subscribe( class IObserverObserver *observer ) { if (!CheckSubscription(observer)) listobservers.push_back(observer); } void IObserverSubject::UnSubscribe( class IObserverObserver *observer ) { if (CheckSubscription(observer)) listobservers.remove(observer); } void IObserverSubject::Notify( void ) { std::list::iterator i; for (i = listobservers.begin(); i != listobservers.end(); ++i) { (*i)->Update(this); } } unsigned int IObserverSubject::GetNumSubscribers( void ) { return listobservers.size(); } bool IObserverSubject::CheckSubscription( class IObserverObserver *observer ) { std::list::iterator i; for (i = listobservers.begin(); i != listobservers.end(); ++i) { if ((*i) == observer) return true; } return false; } void IObserverSubject::SetSubscription( class IObserverObserver *observer, bool subscribe ) { if (subscribe) Subscribe(observer); else UnSubscribe(observer); } IObserverSubject::IObserverSubject() { // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub } IObserverSubject::~IObserverSubject() { listobservers.clear(); // TODO Auto-generated destructor stub } solarpowerlog-0.24/PaxHeaders.22668/example_confs0000644000175000017500000000013112045047126020142 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1351896662.55409153 30 atime=1352556793.243607263 30 ctime=1352556790.675566443 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/0000755000175000017500000000000012045047126017136 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/PaxHeaders.22668/simulator0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126022162 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352556793.243607263 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/0000755000175000017500000000000012045047126021155 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/PaxHeaders.22668/solarpowerlog_shared.conf0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126027333 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352553983.271145048 30 ctime=1352556790.667566316 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog_shared.conf0000644000175000017500000000446412045047126026261 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000# This sample configuration configured to Sputnik inverters using a shared # connection. # This file is best used with the shared-communication simulator example. # (example_confs/solarpowerlog_shared_sim.conf) application: { # what debuglevel should be used if not specified by any component # Choose out of ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR ,FATAL and NONE # optional. If not given, it defaults to "ERROR" # Note, if specified a logconfig file, the config file can override this # setting. dbglevel = "TRACE" # configuration file to load for liblog4cxx # see the liblog4cxx docs for details. # (http://http://logging.apache.org/log4cxx/index.html) # With the configuration file you can specify different log files for different # components of the program. # note, that if not given it will log everything to the console. # note: if the filename ends with .xml, libconfig tries to load the # configuration in xml-format, which allows even more tweaks. #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.conf"; #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.xml"; }; inverter : { inverters = ( { name = "Shared_Comms_Inverter1"; description = "A Inverter inverting"; manufactor = "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING"; model ="S-Series"; comms = "SharedConnection"; sharedconnection_type = "master"; realcomms = { comms = "TCP/IP"; tcpadr = "127.0.0.1"; tcpport = "12345"; }; commadr = 1; ownadr = 0xfb; queryinterval= 3; # Set timeouts to 1h to ease debugging #response_timeout = 3600000; #connection_timeout = 3600000; #send_timeout = 3600000; } , { name = "Shared_Comms_Inverter2"; description = "A Inverter inverting"; manufactor = "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING"; model ="S-Series"; comms = "SharedConnection"; sharedconnection_type = "slave"; useconnection = "Shared_Comms_Inverter1"; commadr = 2; ownadr = 0xfb; queryinterval= 3.1; # Set timeouts to 1h to ease debugging #response_timeout = 3600000; #connection_timeout = 3600000; #send_timeout = 3600000; } ); }; logger: { loggers = ( ); }; solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/PaxHeaders.22668/solarpowerlog.conf0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126026005 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352553983.271145048 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog.conf0000644000175000017500000002010112045047126024715 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000# This sample configuration shows how to connect with the simulator, # coigured in the examples_confs/solarpowerlog_simulator files working with the embedded simulator # # Please note, the file is parsed by libconfig. application: { # what debuglevel should be used if not specified by any component # Choose out of ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR ,FATAL and NONE # optional. If not given, it defaults to "ERROR" # Note, if specified a logconfig file, the config file can override this # setting. dbglevel = "DEBUG" # configuration file to load for liblog4cxx # see the liblog4cxx docs for details. # (http://http://logging.apache.org/log4cxx/index.html) # With the configuration file you can specify different log files for different # components of the program. # note, that if not given it will log everything to the console. # note: if the filename ends with .xml, libconfig tries to load the # configuration in xml-format, which allows even more tweaks. #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.conf"; #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.xml"; }; inverter : { inverters = ( { # (REQUIRED) Name of the Inverter (Will be used as reference in the program) name = "Netcat"; # (REQUIRED) "Human Readable Description of the fine piece of hardware. Not interpreted by this software" description = "A Inverter inverting"; # (REQUIRED) Selects the family of the inverters. # (In SW-Speak: Specifies the family of factory to generate. The generated factory will instanciate the correct model class # specified by "model" manufactor = "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING"; # (REQUIRED) Which model we about to talk too # Your choice is "S-Series" (currently) model ="S-Series"; # (REQUIRED BY SPUTNIK, S-Series) # mode of comm (planned: # "TCP/IP", Ethernet # "RS485, RS485 # "RS485overTCPIP" Daisy-Chained modules with one over ethernet, the others chained to the rs485 output. comms = "TCP/IP"; # TCP/IP options. Address and Port. # Port can also be a so-called "well-known-port" named as string. Example: "http" tcpadr = "127.0.0.1"; tcpport = "12345"; # optional: Wait maximum this time to connect to the inverter. # default: 3 seconds (value: 3000) # Note: Currently blocks the logger until timeout or connection! tcptimeout = 5000; # Communication address of the inverter (as set in the menu of the inverter) commadr = 1; # Adress to use as "our" adress for communication # defaults to 0xFB ownadr = 0xfb; # How often should the inverter be queried # The value specifies how long the class will *wait* # after one query has been answered. # The value can be a float. # This value is optional and defaults to 5 seconds queryinterval= 3; } ); }; logger: { loggers = ( { # This dumper is known as (required) name = "CVS_Netcat"; # It is of type type = "CVSWriter"; # And gets its data from datasource = "Netcat"; # Where should we write the file? # (If rotate is true, %s will be replaced by the date # of the file, formated after ISO 8601: YYYY-MM-DD ) # Note: If you proved the directory by e.g cron, you can # also write the %s in the path. logfile="/tmp/Inverter1_%s.csv"; # Rotate the file at midnight? rotate=true; # What should we log # Valid is "all" as string (Note: The generated CSV will not # be RFC 4180 compliant, as we change header in mid-file) # Alternate Option: # Specify an array with the caps you want. #Hint: First use "all" then use the generated file to get your array) #data2log="all"; data2log= [ "AC grid feeding current (A)", "AC grid voltage (V)", "Current Grid Feeding Power", "DC current in (A)", "DC voltage in (V)", "Data Query Interval", "Data Validity", "Energy produced cumulated all time (kWh)", "Energy produced this month (kWh)", "Energy produced this year (kWh)", "Energy produced today (kWh)", "Inverter Overall Status", "Inverter Power On Hours", "Inverter Temperature (C)", "Net frequency (Hz)" ]; # options for the plugin Compact_CSV=true; flush_file_buffer_immediatly=true; }, { # This filters will be known as (required) name = "HTMLWriter_Netcat"; # It is of the type type = "HTMLWriter"; # And gets its data from datasource = "CVS_Netcat"; # The module has a parameter-set which might be useful for generating # your own templates: Template-Generatin-Assitance. In this mode, all generated # values will be put out to a template file called like the name of # the HTML Writer object (see above, name), listing all known capabilites # for the inverter. # the next one is the main switch for the feature: (optional, default false) generate_template = true; # this one says the template generator, in what directory to put # the template (optional, default /tmp/) generate_template_dir = "/tmp"; #update the HTML page every seconds: #the value "0" means everytime something changes ,probably not what you want #( WARNING: THE VALUE 0 IS NOT YET IMPLEMENTED) #if not given, we will try to extract this out of the Data Query Interval #of the inverter, which will, if not available, defaults to 300. #if not available writeevery=15; # As in the CSV Plugin, # you can specify here the file/path where to store the files # the files. %s will be replaced by the current date in ISO 8601 # format: YYYY-MM-DD. When there is no %s, the file will be replaced # on midnight. # This option is required. htmlfile="/var/www/solarpowerlog-%s.html"; # Template file to be used # This file will be loaded as template... Mandatory. templatefile="example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/test.tmpl"; # The filter can do some modifcations on the values # before handing them over to the template engine: # to keep it flexible, this is done with this list lists: # Parameters: # what_capbility names the one to be formatted # where_to_store (optional) if you want to export it to the # using another name. if "", uses the cap name # parameters one string with extra parameters to be supplied # to the formatter. # note: there can be as many parameters as the # formatter wants, each in its own string) # # formatting operation is the operation to be performed: # stripwebroot remove the webroot-prefix from the capa # this one needs the config "webroot". # See below for the parameter this formatter uses. formatters = ( # [ what_capability, formating_operation, where_to_store ], [ "CSVDumper::Filename", "stripwebroot", "" , "/var/www" ], [ "CSVDumper::LoggedCaps", "searchcvsentry", "powernow", "Current Grid Feeding Power" ], [ "CSVDumper::LoggedCaps", "searchcvsentry", "kwhtoday", "Energy produced today (kWh)" ] ); } ); }; solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/PaxHeaders.22668/README0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126023117 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352553983.275145113 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/README0000644000175000017500000000711312045047126022037 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000## License of this README: GPL3+ Using the solarpowerlog sputnik simulator ========================================= Compiling and example configurations ------------------------------------ Solarpowerlog has its own embedded simulator, superceeding netcat based scripts used to be found at tools/sputnik-simulator With release 0.24 those scripts have beeen removed from the distribution. The simulator models a Sputnik inverter and can be used to get a feeling of solarpowerlog though its primary goal is to be a help for debugging even at night. To use the simulator, please make sure that it is enabled at compile time. If it is not enabled you need to recompile solarpowerlog and enable the feature with ./configure --enable-sputniksimulator See the file INSTALL for details how to compile solarpowerlog. In this directory (example_confs/simulator) you find to example configuration files to help you getting started with the simulator. solarpowerlog.conf solarpowerlog_simulator.conf (the file solarpowerlog_shared_sim.conf shows how to simulate using a shared connection, its config-counterpart is solarpowerlog_shared.conf)) The first file defines a inverter which to connect to a simulator on localhost:12345 and the second file defines this simulator. So running those two commands (in two terminals) will show how they work together: solarpowerlog -c example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog.conf solarpowerlog -c example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf Control server -------------- The simulator can also offer a control server. This allows setting the values the simulator will return as well as turning commands off an on. The control server allows manipulation of the responses of the simulated inverter, like tweaking values and turning commands to be answered off and on. To connect to the control server you can e.g use telnet or netcat: Example: (using port 12346) telnet localhost 12346 or echo "PIN=2500" | netcat localhost 12346 Note: Strangely, with telnet the first byte is not received by solarpowerlog, but subsequent commands work fine. The control server is enabled by the simulators' config, so if you cannot connect, make sure it is configured. Watch the log for a "Sputnik-Simulator control server ready." To set a value, use this syntax: =[,value2][;=[,]](...) where "token" is one of the inverter's commands, like (for example the PIN, power installed) If a token takes more thn one value (like the SYS) you seperate it by a comma. More than one value can be set at a time. Just seperate the tokens by a ";" Examples: PIN=2500 TNF=49.95 SYS=20004,0 PIN=2500;SYS=20004,0 To disable commands, you can use the special value "off" and to reenable "on": PIN=off PIN=on You can feed complete sputnik telegrams, they just must include the {..} (note: lenght, checksum and adresses will be ignored in this case so you can modify the string as you wish and it will be accepted.) Example how to use the control server with a sputnik telegram: echo "{01;FB;97|64:PAC=0;KHR=138E;PIN=11F8;KT0=863;KYR=1;KMT=1;KDY=1;KT0=863;UDC=80A;IDC=4;IL1=0;UL1=8F5;TKK=18;TNF=1384;SYS=4E22,0|246E}" | netcat localhost 12346 With 0.24 the control server also supports the following commands: quit - closes the connection to the ctrl server version - prints the version of solarpowerlog offline - "offlines" the simulator but stays connected online - go "online" again, reverts offline disconnect - disconnects the simulator (including closing of the connection) connect - reverts "disconnect" These commmands may not be combined with other commands. solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/PaxHeaders.22668/solarpowerlog_shared_sim.conf0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126030203 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352553983.287145308 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog_shared_sim.conf0000644000175000017500000000321012045047126027115 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000# This configuration files configures two sputnik simulators using a sharedconnection_type # communication. # To check it out, run in one shell # src/solarpowerlog -c tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog_shared.conf # and in another # src/solarpowerlog -c example_confs/solarpowerlog_shared_sim.conf # and enjoy the show :-) # (This file was created for debugging purpose of the shared comms, # so only inverters are configured but no loggers.) application: { # what debuglevel should be used if not specified by any component # Choose out of ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR ,FATAL and NONE # optional. If not given, it defaults to "ERROR" # Note, if specified a logconfig file, the config file can override this # setting. dbglevel = "ALL"; }; inverter : { inverters = ( { name = "Simulator"; description = "Sputnik Simulator"; manufactor = "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING"; model ="Simulator"; commadr = 1; ownadr = 0xfb; queryinterval= 5; comms = "SharedConnection"; sharedconnection_type = "master"; realcomms = { comms = "TCP/IP"; tcpadr = "127.0.0.1"; tcpport = 12345; tcpmode = "server"; }; }, { name = "Simulator2"; description = "Sputnik Simulator"; manufactor = "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING"; model ="Simulator"; comms = "SharedConnection"; sharedconnection_type = "slave"; useconnection = "Simulator" commadr = 2; ownadr = 0xfb; queryinterval= 5; } ); }; logger: { loggers = ( ); }; solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/PaxHeaders.22668/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126030104 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352553983.287145308 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf0000644000175000017500000000734412045047126027032 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000# License of this conf-file: GPL3+ # This is a sample configuation file for solarpowerlog. # # For syntax: The file is parsed by libconfig. # This example file shows how to enable the "internal" Sputnik simulator. # Note that the logger section can be empty, but must be present. # NOTE: For instructions how to use the simulator, please read # tools/sputnik_simulator/README application: { # what debuglevel should be used if not specified by any component # Choose out of ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR ,FATAL and NONE # optional. If not given, it defaults to "ERROR" # Note, if specified a logconfig file, the config file can override this # setting. dbglevel = "DEBUG" # configuration file to load for liblog4cxx # see the liblog4cxx docs for details. # (http://http://logging.apache.org/log4cxx/index.html) # With the configuration file you can specify different log files for # different components of the program. # note, that if not given it will log everything to the console. # note: if the filename ends with .xml, libconfig tries to load the # configuration in xml-format, which allows even more tweaks. #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.conf"; #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.xml"; }; inverter : { inverters = ( { # (REQUIRED) Name of the Inverter (Will be used as reference in the program) name = "Simulator"; # (REQUIRED) "Human Readable Description of the fine piece of # hardware. Not interpreted by this software" # description = "Sputnik Simulator"; # (REQUIRED) Selects the family of the inverters. # (In SW-Speak: Specifies the family of factory to generate. The # generated factory will instanciate the correct model class # specified by "model" manufactor = "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING"; # (REQUIRED) Which model we about to talk too # Your choice is at the moment "S-Series" or "Simulator". # (To obtain the list of choice, comment this line and run solarpowerlog # -- it will tell you the valid options.) model ="Simulator"; # (optional) TYP defines the model identifie used by Sputnik Engineering to identfy # their modules. # The default value is, 65534 (0xFFFE) is not defined by Sputnik Engineering # but helps to identify that the simulator has been used in e.g. log files. # See the CSputnikCommandTYP.cpp for (known) values. # some examples # note that you can also set this value at runtimne via the ctrl server. # type there TYP=, for example TYP=2001 #TYP=2001; #"SolarMax 2000 E" #TYP=2010; #"SolarMax 2000 C" #TYP=20010; #"SolarMax 2000 S" #TYP=20030; #"SolarMax 4200 S" # (REQUIRED BY SPUTNIK, S-Series) # mode of communication comms = "TCP/IP"; # Sets the communication for TCP/IP to "incoming connections", required # by the simulator. tcpmode = "server"; # TCP/IP options. Address and Port. # In the simulator mode, tcpadr can be used to specify the interface we # will listen on -- by specifing the ip-address in dotted notation. # Default is to listen to any IP-V4 interface. (same as saying # tcpadr="any") # Theoretically, "any_v6" specifies IP-V6 interfaces, but the Sputnik # Inverters do not support this. # Example: the next commented line should limit connections to localhost. # tcpadr = "127.0.0.1"; # Specifies the port to listen on. # note that in contrast to the inverter class, the simulator needs an # number here. Well-known-services (via strings) are not possible. tcpport = 12345; # Communication address of the simulator commadr = 1; # Control server. ctrl_comms = { comms = "TCP/IP"; tcpmode = "server"; tcpadr = "127.0.0.1"; tcpport = 12346; }; } ); }; logger: { loggers = (); }; solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/PaxHeaders.22668/htmlwritertemplate0000644000175000017500000000013211616603507024104 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1312491335.219526706 30 atime=1352556793.243607263 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/0000755000175000017500000000000011616603507023077 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/PaxHeaders.22668/css0000644000175000017500000000013211616603067024675 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1312491063.234177999 30 atime=1352556793.243607263 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/0000755000175000017500000000000011616603067023670 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/PaxHeaders.22668/style.css0000644000175000017500000000013211616603067026624 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1312491063.234177999 30 atime=1352553983.307145633 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style.css0000644000175000017500000000573211616603067025551 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000@charset "utf-8"; * { margin: 0; padding: 0; font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; } html { overflow: auto; max-height: 100%; } body { background-color: #000; color: #fff0e0; margin: 0; font-family: Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; width: 100%; height: 100%; } #page { width:98%; margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em; } /* the header of the page. */ #header { background-color: #000; color: #afa0e0; text-align:left; font-size:90%; padding: 1em 0em 0em 0em; clear:both; } #header a:link { color: #afa0e0; } #header a:visited { color: #483d8b; } /* this is the clearfix for the header, so that the floats are cleaned. Also paints the line below the header */ #header:after { content: " "; display: block; height: 0; clear: both; padding-top: 0.2em; padding-bottom: 0; margin: 0; --border-bottom-width: thin; --border-bottom-style: solid; } /* solarpowerlog is free software -- to the right please. */ .FLOSS { float:right; text-align:right; font-size:xx-small; } /* paragraphs in the header */ #header p { font-size:75%; margin-left: 1em; } /* main content div */ #content { background-color: #00001a; /*background-color:red;*/ padding-top: 1px; min-height: 1em; width:99%; border-top: 1px solid #afa0e0; } #mainarea { } #content:after { content: " "; visibility:hidden; display: block; height: 0; clear: both; } /* the coloumn on the left */ #leftcolumn { border-right: thin solid #afa0e0; float:left; width: 15em; overflow:auto; margin-right:0.5em; padding-top: 0.5em; } table.bid_table { border-width: 0px 0px 0px 0px; border-spacing: 0px; border-style: none none none none; border-color: gray gray gray gray; border-collapse: collapse; } table.bid_table th { border: thin dotted black; background-color: #483d8b; color:white; } table.bid_table td { padding: 0 0 0 0.1em; border: thin dotted black; } table.bid_table tr:hover { color: #fff; padding: 1px 1px 1px 1px; } table.bid_table tr { background-color: #4b70b2; color: #9f91cc; padding: 1px 1px 1px 1px; } .bid_table { width:98%; } .bid_cv { visibility: hidden; height: 5px; } .bid_name { font-size: 120%; } .bid_model { font-size: small; max-width: 15em; } .debug { visibility: hidden; height: 0px; } #csvtimeplot { background-color: #f8f8ff; height: 450px; } .bid_maindiv { } .csvdumper { } #csvtimeplot { color: black; height:400px; clear:right; } .csv_filename { font-size: 10px; height:24px; float:right; } .csv_capas { visibility: hidden; height: 0px; } .csv_header { visibility: hidden; height: 0px; } .csv_name { font-weight:bolder; float:left; padding-right: 1em; } .csv_model {float:left; font-weight:normal; } solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/PaxHeaders.22668/style_dark.css0000644000175000017500000000013211616603067027625 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1312491063.234177999 30 atime=1352553983.307145633 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style_dark.css0000644000175000017500000000546111616603067026551 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000@charset "utf-8"; * { margin: 0; padding: 0; font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; } html { overflow: auto; max-height: 100%; } body { background-color: #000; color: #fff0e0; margin: 0; font-family: Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; width: 100%; height: 100%; } #page { width:99%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; } /* the header of the page. */ #header { background-color: #000; color: #afa0e0; text-align:left; font-size:90%; padding: 1em 1em 0em 1em; clear:both; } /* this is the clearfix for the header, so that the floats are cleaned. Also paints the line below the header */ #header:after { content: " "; display: block; height: 0; clear: both; padding-top: 0.2em; padding-bottom: 0; margin: 0; border-bottom-width: thin; border-bottom-style: solid; } /* solarpowerlog is free software -- to the right please. */ .FLOSS { float:right; text-align:right; font-size:xx-small; } /* paragraphs in the header */ #header p { font-size:75%; margin-left: 1em; } /* main content div */ #content { background-color: #00001a; /*background-color:red;*/ padding-top: 1px; min-height: 1em; width:99%; } #mainarea { } #content:after { content: " "; visibility:hidden; display: block; height: 0; clear: both; } /* the coloumn on the left */ #leftcolumn { border-right: thin solid #afa0e0; float:left; width: 15em; overflow:auto; margin-right:0.5em; padding-top: 0.5em; /* margin 0 0 0 0; padding 0 0 0 0; */ } table.bid_table { border-width: 0px 0px 0px 0px; border-spacing: 0px; border-style: none none none none; border-color: gray gray gray gray; border-collapse: collapse; } table.bid_table th { border: thin dotted black; background-color: #483d8b; color:white; } table.bid_table td { padding: 0 0 0 0.1em; border: thin dotted black; } table.bid_table tr:hover { color: #fff; padding: 1px 1px 1px 1px; } table.bid_table tr { background-color: #4b70b2; color: #9f91cc; padding: 1px 1px 1px 1px; } .bid_table { width:98%; } .bid_cv { visibility: hidden; height: 5px; } .bid_name { font-size: 120%; } .bid_model { font-size: small; max-width: 15em; } .debug { visibility: hidden; height: 0px; } #csvtimeplot { background-color: #f8f8ff; height: 450px; } .bid_maindiv { } .csvdumper { } #csvtimeplot { color: black; height:400px; clear:right; } .csv_filename { font-size: 10px; height:24px; float:right; } .csv_capas { visibility: hidden; height: 0px; } .csv_header { visibility: hidden; height: 0px; } .csv_name { font-weight:bolder; float:left; padding-right: 1em; } .csv_model {float:left; font-weight:normal; } solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/PaxHeaders.22668/test.tmpl0000644000175000017500000000013211616603507026036 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1312491335.219526706 30 atime=1352553983.319145828 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/test.tmpl0000644000175000017500000000344011616603507024755 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000 Solarpowerlog CHTMWriter Example <* The CSV logger visualization needs some javascript tags in the body. Therefore, we need to include the middle part, which will also include the "body" tag.*> <*TMPL_IF name="CSVDumpler::LoggedCaps"*> <*TMPL_ELSIF*> <*body*> <*/TMPL_IF*>
<* Emit Basic Inverter information *>
<* visualization in timeplots *>
solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/PaxHeaders.22668/snippets0000644000175000017500000000013211616603507025751 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1312491335.219526706 30 atime=1352556793.243607263 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/0000755000175000017500000000000011616603507024744 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/PaxHeaders.22668/CSVLogger.tmpl0000644000175000017500000000013211616603507030517 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1312491335.219526706 30 atime=1352553983.319145828 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger.tmpl0000644000175000017500000000627711616603507027451 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000

CSV Dumper

Filename:

LoggedCapas:

<* First emit the header of the script *>
solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/PaxHeaders.22668/basic_inverter_data.tm0000644000175000017500000000013211616603507032360 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1312491335.219526706 30 atime=1352553983.319145828 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/basic_inverter_data.tmpl0000644000175000017500000000514311616603507031635 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000<* This template snippet writes a small table with showing the values of the inverter. *>

<* Basic Values of the inverter *>

Current Values

Name Value Unit
Feeding Power W
Power-on hours h
produced this year kWh
produced this month kWh
produced today kWh
produced all time kWh
installed power Wp
net frequency Hz
rel. power %
Panel Voltage V
Panel Current A
Grid voltage V
Grid current A
Inverter Temperature °C
 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/PaxHeaders.22668/CSVLogger_header.tmpl0000644000175000017500000000013211616603067032030 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1312491063.234177999 30 atime=1352553983.323145892 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger_header.tmpl0000644000175000017500000000033511616603067030747 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000<* Part of the game which has to be placed in the header. But only once. *> solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/PaxHeaders.22668/solarpowerlog.conf0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126023766 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352553983.335146096 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/solarpowerlog.conf0000644000175000017500000002122012045047126022701 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000# This is a sample configuation file for solarpowerlog. # # The file is parsed by libconfig, so for the grammar see # http://www.hyperrealm.com/libconfig/ # The application section is for global configuration. application: { # what debuglevel should be used if not specified by any component # Choose out of ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR ,FATAL and NONE # optional. If not given, it defaults to "ERROR" # Note, if specified a logconfig file, the config file can override this # setting. dbglevel = "ALL"; # configuration file to load for liblog4cxx # see the liblog4cxx docs for details. # (http://http://logging.apache.org/log4cxx/index.html) # With the configuration file you can specify different log files for # different components of the program. # note, that if not given everything will be logged to the console. # note: if the filename ends with .xml, libconfig tries to load the # configuration in xml-format, which allows even more tweaks. #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.conf"; #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.xml"; }; # This section declares the inverters. inverter : { inverters = ( { # (REQUIRED) Name of the Inverter (Will be used as reference in the # programm) name = "Inverter_1"; # (REQUIRED) "Human Readable Description of the fine piece of hardware. # Not interpreted by this software" description = "A inverter inverting"; # (REQUIRED) Selects the family of the inverters. # (In SW-Speak: Specifies the family of factory to generate. # The generated factory will instanciate the correct model class # specified by "model" manufactor = "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING"; # (REQUIRED) Which model we about to talk too # Your choice is at the moment "S-Series" or "Simulator". # (To obtain the list of choice, comment this line and run # solarpowerlog -- it will tell you the valid options.) model ="S-Series"; # Disable commands used for 3-phase invertes # This optional command reduced the amount of commands sent to the inverter # by the ones specific for 3-phase inverters. # (Even single-phase inverters answeres those. Benefit is just less "traffic" # to the invertes. # defaults to false, "not disabled", say "true" to disable the commands. disable_3phase_commands = false # Communication address of the inverter (as set in the communication # menu of the inverter) commadr = 1; # Adress to use as "our" adress for communication # if not given it will defaults to 0xfb.. # you should not need to change this value. ownadr = 0xfb; # How often should the inverter be queried? # The value specifies how long the class will *wait* # after one query has been answered. # The value can be a float. # This value is optional and defaults to 5 seconds queryinterval= 5; # mode of comm (planned: # "TCP/IP", Ethernet # "RS485, RS485 # "RS485overTCPIP" Daisy-Chained modules with one over ethernet, # the others chained to the rs485 output. comms = "TCP/IP"; # TCP/IP options. Address and Port. # All the options regarding the tcp communicatin starting with "tcp". # See the documentation of the comm methods for a list. # Port can also be a so-called "well-known-port" named as string. # (Example: tcpport="http") tcpadr = "192.168.0.20"; tcpport = "12345"; # (optional,depreciated) # Use this timeout value for all TCP/IP transcations. # Usually this parameter is set by the inverters at runtime, # so this parameter might not be considered. # It is depreciated and will be removed in a later # release of solarpowerlog. # default: 3 seconds (value: 3000) tcptimeout = 3000; } , #### second inverter #### { # please see the first inverter example for explanations. name = "Inverter_2"; description = "A second inverter inverting"; manufactor = "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING"; model ="S-Series"; comms = "TCP/IP"; tcpadr = "192.168.0.202"; tcpport = "12345"; tcptimeout = 3000; commadr = 2; ownadr = 0xfb; queryinterval=5; } ); }; # this section declares the filters and the loggers. # this example file shows the usage of a DumbDumper and CVS Dumper # We hook up: # Inverter_1 # one DumbDumper to Inverter_1, and one CVS Dumper # Inverter_2: # one CVS Dumper logger: { loggers = ( { # like inverters, loggers needs a name for identifaction. (REQUIRED) name = "Simple Dumper 1"; # and it solarpowerlog needs to know the type of the filter/logger # (REQUIRED) type = "DumbDumper"; # The filter/logger needs to know which data to use. This REQUIRED # parameter must match the name of an inverter of an logger/filter # note: the order is important -- do not refer to a logger/filter # which is declared later ("down" this file) datasource = "Inverter_1"; # now the logger-specific parameters: # Yes, it should clean the screen before dumping # (optional, defaults to false (off) # use true to enable it. clearscreen = true; }, { # 2nd example: hooking up a CVS_Writer to the Inverter_1 name = "CVS_Inverter_1"; type = "CVSWriter"; datasource = "Inverter_1"; # note, in this example you could also refer to the simple dumper 1 # so you could also write # this is important in cases where you "plug" some filters which # modifies some results... # datasource = "Simple Dumper 1"; # Again, the CVS writer has some parameter -- also see the wiki... # Where should we write the file? # (If rotate is true, %s will be replaced by the date # of the file, formated after ISO 8601: YYYY-MM-DD ) # Note: If you proved the directory by e.g cron, you can # also write the %s in the path. logfile="/tmp/Inverter1_%s.csv"; # if set to true, we'll rotate the file at midnight? (create new # file at midnight) # Otherwise we just append until end of times.... rotate=true; # What should we log? # Valid is "all" as string to log everything the inverter has to # offer. Please read the docs for an important notes on this option # (The generated CSV will notbe RFC 4180 compliant, as we change # header in mid-file and the order of the fields may change after # you restart solarpowerlog) # data2log="all"; # Instead of "all" you can specify an array with the data you want: # To get a list of known data, you can first try "all" and look at # the logged data. data2log= [ "AC grid feeding current (A)", "AC grid voltage (V)", "Current Grid Feeding Power", "DC current in (A)", "DC voltage in (V)", "Data Query Interval", "Data Validity", "Energy produced cumulated all time (kWh)", "Energy produced this month (kWh)", "Energy produced this year (kWh)", "Energy produced today (kWh)", "Inverter Overall Status", "Inverter Power On Hours", "Inverter Temperature (C)", "Net frequency (Hz)" ]; } , { name = "CVS_Inverter_2"; type = "CVSWriter"; datasource = "Inverter_2"; logfile="/tmp/Inverter2_%s.csv"; rotate=true; data2log="all"; #data2log= [ # "Current Grid Feeding Power", # "Energy produced today (kWh)", # "Energy produced this month (kWh)", # "DC voltage in (V)" # ]; # } ); }; solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/PaxHeaders.22668/solarpowerlog_serial.conf0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126025325 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352553983.339146154 30 ctime=1352556790.671566383 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/solarpowerlog_serial.conf0000644000175000017500000001230312045047126024242 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000# This sample configuation shows how to configure the serial communication # # The file is parsed by libconfig, so for the grammar see # http://www.hyperrealm.com/libconfig/ # The application section is for global configuration. application: { # what debuglevel should be used if not specified by any component # Choose out of ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR ,FATAL and NONE # optional. If not given, it defaults to "ERROR" # Note, if specified a logconfig file, the config file can override this # setting. dbglevel = "ALL"; # configuration file to load for liblog4cxx # see the liblog4cxx docs for details. # (http://http://logging.apache.org/log4cxx/index.html) # With the configuration file you can specify different log files for # different components of the program. # note, that if not given everything will be logged to the console. # note: if the filename ends with .xml, libconfig tries to load the # configuration in xml-format, which allows even more tweaks. #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.conf"; #logconfig = "solarpowerlog_lib4cxx.xml"; }; # This section declares the inverters. inverter : { inverters = ( { # (REQUIRED) Name of the Inverter (Will be used as reference in the # programm) name = "Inverter_1"; # (REQUIRED) "Human Readable Description of the fine piece of hardware. # Not interpreted by this software" description = "A inverter inverting"; # (REQUIRED) Selects the family of the inverters. # (In SW-Speak: Specifies the family of factory to generate. # The generated factory will instanciate the correct model class # specified by "model" manufactor = "SPUTNIK_ENGINEERING"; # (REQUIRED) Which model we about to talk too # Your choice is at the moment "S-Series" or "Simulator". # (To obtain the list of choice, comment this line and run # solarpowerlog -- it will tell you the valid options.) model ="S-Series"; # Disable commands used for 3-phase invertes # This optional command reduced the amount of commands sent to the inverter # by the ones specific for 3-phase inverters. # (Even single-phase inverters answeres those. Benefit is just less "traffic" # to the invertes. # defaults to false, "not disabled", say "true" to disable the commands. disable_3phase_commands = false # Communication address of the inverter (as set in the communication # menu of the inverter) commadr = 1; # Adress to use as "our" adress for communication # if not given it will defaults to 0xfb.. # you should not need to change this value. ownadr = 0xfb; # How often should the inverter be queried? # The value specifies how long the class will *wait* # after one query has been answered. # The value can be a float. # This value is optional and defaults to 5 seconds queryinterval= 5; # mode of comm (planned: # "TCP/IP", Ethernet # "RS485, RS485 # "RS485overTCPIP" Daisy-Chained modules with one over ethernet, # the others chained to the rs485 output. comms = "RS2xx"; # (Required) Specifies the serial port to be used. serial_serialportname ="/dev/ttyUSB0"; # (Required) The baudrate to be used. serial_baudrate=9600; # (Optional) port parameters, default is 8N1 # -- 8 bits per symbol (valid 5 to 8) # -- N no parity (valid is E (even), O (odd) and N (none) # -- 1 is the number of stopp bits. choose between 1 and 2 #serial_portparameters="8N1"; # (Optional) flow contol / handshake, default is "none" # You have the options "none", "software" and "hardware" #serial_flowcontrol="none"; # (Optional, depreciated) # Sets the default timeout value in milliseconds. Please note that # this parameter is usually overriden by inverter settings, so this # option is depcreciated and will be removed in an sussequent release # of solarpowerlog. # Defaults to 3000 (3 seconds) #serial_timeout= 3000; # (Optional) # Specifies the timeout to be used between two bytes to detect the # end of a transmission. # By default, when specifing 0 as value, it is automatically # determined from the baudrate, but with a minimum of 50ms. # If set too low, the operating system might not be able to cope. # serial_interbytetimeout = 0; } ); }; # this section declares the filters and the loggers. # this example file shows the usage of a DumbDumper and CVS Dumper # We hook up: # Inverter_1 # one DumbDumper to Inverter_1, and one CVS Dumper # Inverter_2: # one CVS Dumper logger: { loggers = ( ); }; solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/PaxHeaders.22668/htmlwriter.conf0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126023270 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352553983.339146154 30 ctime=1352556790.675566443 solarpowerlog-0.24/example_confs/htmlwriter.conf0000644000175000017500000000467712045047126022224 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000 { # This filters will be known as (required) name = "HTMLWriterExample"; # It is of the type type = "HTMLWriter"; # And gets its data from datasource = "Inverter1"; # The module has a parameter-set which might be useful for generating # your own templates: Template-Generatin-Assitance. In this mode, all generated # values will be put out to a template file called like the name of # the HTML Writer object (see above, name), listing all known capabilites # for the inveerter. # the next one is the main switch for the feature: (optional, default false) # generate_template = false; # this one says the template generator, in what directory to put # the template (optional, default /tmp/) # generate_template_dir = "/tmp/"; #update the HTML page every seconds: #the value "0" means everytime something changes ,probably not what you want #( WARNING: THE VALUE 0 IS NOT YET IMPLEMENTED) #if not given, we will try to extract this out of the Data Query Interval #of the inverter, which will, if not available, defaults to 300. #if not available #writeevery=300; # As in the CSV Plugin, # you can specify here the file/path where to store the files # the files. %s will be replaced by the current date in ISO 8601 # format: YYYY-MM-DD. 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If not, see . solarpowerlog-0.24/PaxHeaders.22668/PLAN0000644000175000017500000000013212045047126016052 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896662.482090291 30 atime=1352553983.099142258 30 ctime=1352556790.547564411 solarpowerlog-0.24/PLAN0000644000175000017500000001034112045047126014767 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog This file is some random thought collection and gives some ideas what direction solarpowerlog goes... ROADMAP Next Version: (which will probably be version 0.24) -> Rework of the Sputnik Inverters (complete) Current version had basically copy-paste code for every command and was ugly to maintain. The new version encapsulates all commands that the Sputnik inverter undertands in a set of templated and special classes. As a side-effect adding new commands is now (usually) child-play. -> Sputnik Simulator integrated in solarpowerlog (complete) The "existing" netcat based inverter was too static, and therefore, based on the CSputnikInverter a simulator has been embedded. After compiling with simulator support and configurating it, it will listen e.g TCP/IP and answer queries from e.g. another instance of solarpowerlog (or other programms that support the Sputnik Inverters) Additionally, it will provide a control server, so the answers to the queries can be tweaked (values changed, commands turned off/on) -> Improved SIGTERM Handling (complete) Current versions took some time from SIGTERM to actual termination due to the internal handling of events (WorkScheduler had to finish a work before checking the status.) Worst-case syvinit sent SIGKILL before we handled SIGTERM and this could lead that some buffers are not flushed. The new handling inserts a "Work" when SIGTERM is received and therefore actively informing the inverters/datafilters of the imminent termination, so that appropiate actions can be performded. -> SharedComms (complete) SharedComms are still experimental and there are several ugly race-condtions, especially when receiving data from the inverter. The problem is that in the time betwen the first read request is completed and the time until the inverter will request the next one bytes can get lost. Solution is to introduce some caching, so the SharedComms will always read, even without an read request and buffer until the inverter actually requests to read. -> Comms/Inverter interaction, configuration. (complete) -> The inverters should specify timeouts, not the communication objects This allows more fine-grade settings, in respect to context. ======================================= Scheduled for next+1 versions: -> Documentation update solarpowerlog needs some better documentation. The current docs are quite outdated and incompete. -> Development documents update The same for the dev docs -> Docs are not well maintainable They are maintained "out of the source" and this is hard to keep in sync. So bring the docs into the source tree and auto-generate docs at buildtime ======================================= open, but no release goal yet: -> Sputnik Inverter -> Make the "event log" available, (EC* commands.) -> Support setting the date/time of the inverters -> CVS Inverters -> Specify the time between flushes, not only "flush every time" -> Configuration System -> Allow all classes to cache config info and cache them locally in member variables (as dynamic reconfiguration has been dropped as design goal) This should reduce complexity (lower CPU at the cost of memory, but will increase readability of the code) -> SQL datafilter -> JSON/XML output -> Communication: The cases where callbacks are allowed to be NULL are now gone Check if deletion of the commands in the task of the ASIO based classes still needs to be done or if this can be removed. -> Complete the HTML Writer to allow plotting more than one inverter. ----------------------------------------------- random ideas.... - Rework the Capability interface, maybe a helper class that will update the variables by callbacks or by direct accessing members: This is a common coding for all filters, so having code reuse will might this easier and better - witty-application or XML-Request interface (to make some ajaxiation ;-) - "End of Day" Filter -- for just one dataset reflecting the whole day. - Adding some other inverters - additional filters, for monthly, yearly reports, comparisions of inverters, string) - mail plugin to report errors (or a daily mail) - reporting not only to mail, but also to *** (e.g. twitter) - solar weather forecast (there was a post debian-mentors) solarpowerlog-0.24/PaxHeaders.22668/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000000013112045422130017420 xustar000000000000000029 mtime=1352016984.72006117 30 atime=1352553711.286724488 30 ctime=1352556790.567564732 solarpowerlog-0.24/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000000172512045422130016344 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000## Makefile.am -- Process this file with automake to produce Makefile.in ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = -I m4 #if MAKE_DBIXX # DBIXX_SUBDIRS=extlibs/dbixx #endif SUBDIRS=$(DBIXX_SUBDIRS) src EXTRA_DIST = example_confs bootstrap.sh tools/solarpowerlog.init tools/solarpowerlog.default tools/solarpowerlog.logrotate src/ctemplate/README # install some extras into the dist files... dist_doc_DATA = AUTHORS NEWS README GPL GPL-3 LGPL-3 PLAN COPYRIGHT dist_man_MANS = solarpowerlog.1 dist-hook: @if test -d "$(srcdir)/.git"; \ then \ echo Creating ChangeLog && \ ( cd "$(top_srcdir)" && \ echo '# Generated by Makefile. 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Do not edit. # Repository Information: (git describe) solarpowerlog-0.24 2012-11-10 Tobias Frost * configure.ac: [RELEASE] Version 0.24 2012-11-04 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, configure.ac, tools/README.txt, tools/solarpowerlog.default, tools/solarpowerlog.init: [MISC] adding copyright to the .init and .default file, do not distribute everthing in tools 2012-11-03 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] Fix regression introduced in rc2 (async HandleConnect) The inverter did not reconnect after connection was lost. 2012-11-02 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am: [distribution] add some files to add into the tarball 2012-11-02 Tobias Frost * Doxyfile, WINDOWS.txt, doxygen.css: [cleanup] remove more unused files. 2012-11-02 Tobias Frost * src/ctemplate/README: [ctemplate] Updating README 2012-11-02 Tobias Frost * LGPL, LGPL-2.1, extlibs/README, extlibs/dbixx/COPYING, extlibs/dbixx/Makefile.am, extlibs/dbixx/autogen.sh, extlibs/dbixx/configure.in, extlibs/dbixx/dbixx.h, extlibs/dbixx/result.cpp, extlibs/dbixx/row.cpp, extlibs/dbixx/session.cpp, extlibs/dbixx/test.cpp: [cleanup] remove unused files 2012-11-02 Tobias Frost * example_confs/simulator/README, example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog.conf, example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog_shared.conf, example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog_shared_sim.conf, example_confs/simulator/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf, example_confs/solarpowerlog_shared.conf, example_confs/solarpowerlog_shared_sim.conf, example_confs/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf, tools/sputnik_simulator/README, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik.sh, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik_parse.sh, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog_shared.conf: [example-confs] moved simulator related confs to own subdir and removing the old netcat based simulator scripts. 2012-11-02 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp: [CSputnikCommandSYS] Missed copyright header -- of course it is GPL3+ 2012-11-02 Tobias Frost * configure.ac: [AUTOTOOLS] Bump version to 0.24~rc3 (for the moment) 2012-11-02 Tobias Frost * configure.ac, m4/boost.m4: [AUTOTOOLS] Fixed warning about obsolete AC_HELP_STRING 2012-11-01 Tobias Frost * configure.ac: [AUTOTOOLS] Preparing for release: Setting version 0.24~rc2 2012-11-01 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] Implementing asyncronous connect 2012-11-01 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp: [CSharedConnectionSlave] AbortAll() completed. 2012-11-01 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [CInverterSputnikSSeries] Reverted more-than-one-telegramm or partial-telegram hack which was needed for the first version of the shared comms. Also reverted the extra timeout-handling -- we can now completly rely on the comms to track that again. 2012-11-01 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/ICommand.cpp: [ICommand] Remove warning 2012-11-01 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] Removed obsolete #warning 2012-11-01 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp: [CSharedConnectionMaster] Removed warning 2012-11-01 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h: [CConnectSerialAsio] Adding the possilibty to Accept() (alias to connect in this context) 2012-11-01 Tobias Frost * src/ctemplate/ctemplate.c: [libctemplate] Remove compiler warnings. 2012-10-28 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, configure.ac: [RELEASE] Preparing to release 0.24~rc1 2012-10-28 Tobias Frost * .gitignore: [GIT] updating .gitignore 2012-10-28 Tobias Frost * PLAN, README: [README,PLAN] Updating files to be a little more current. 2012-10-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp: [CSharedConnectionMaster] Do not reschedule read if no slaves are listening 2012-10-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.h: [CSharedConnectionSlave] Stop listening for incoming comms when disconnecting. 2012-10-28 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h: [CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator] Whitespace changes -- applying coding style 2012-10-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h: [SputnikSimulator] New commands for the ctrl-server. Just punch in the command on its own line: version => prints the version string of solarpowerlog quit => terminate ctrl server session offline => the simulator will stop answering, but stays connected online => the simulator will resume answering disconnect => disconnect at next opportunity and stay disconnected (in contrast to offline this tears down the comms) connect => allow connection again. disconnect/connect is like pulling the plug, where offline/online like changing the adress of the inverter. Due to internal technical we cannot interrupt already pending comms operations, so if a accept or receive is pending, we need to wait for its completions, so the disconnect might be delayed. 2012-10-28 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/ILogger.cpp: [ILogger] If specializaion is empty, do not add an extra "." to the name. 2012-10-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.h: [CSharedConnection] Fine-tweaking logger names 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp: [CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator] remove memory leak and add a LOGDEBUG for a state 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [CInverterSputnikSSeries] Do cleanup before issuing disconnect (no behavioural change -- improves readability of code) 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp: [CSharedConnection] Add workaround for boost::asio bug. The SEGV can be avoided by polling the reads with a (smaller, capped) timeout. 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp: [CWorkScheduler] Using CMutexAutoHelper instead of mutex.lock()/unlock(). and a small related fix. 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp: [IObserverSubject] use clear() not empty() to clear the std::list in the destructor. 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp: [CSharedConnectionMaster] Muting some LOGDEBUGs used to pinpoint the boost::asio issue 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: Revert "[CConnectTCPAsio] Enabling the debug-logs CConnectTCPAsio::Send to report SEGV bug." This reverts commit 47c079d3409c867287888f47bedb4f05b1c353b5. 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] Enabling the debug-logs CConnectTCPAsio::Send to report SEGV bug. (This commit will be used for the bug report but then reverted again) 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog_shared.conf, example_confs/solarpowerlog_shared_sim.conf, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog_shared.conf: [example_confs] Adding some example confs used for debugging showing the shared comms. 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] Adding error mesage for caller when boost throws an execption during accept() Also really adding the tons-of-debug-messages I talked about two commits earlier... 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h: [CConnectTCPAsio] Completing last commit... Srry 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [ConnectTCPAsio] Implement workaround for https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/7392 The class needs to track connection/disconnection by its own... 2012-10-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [ConnectTCPAsio] Adding global boost::asio::work object to avoid that the io_service runs out of work Added a error string when the connect cannot be used to in a server-configuration. Added tons of debug log messages, but deactivated. The log messages was used to pinpoint a boost issue, and just kept for the moment... 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.h: [SharedComms] Implemented SharedComms (non atomic reads), however still experimental and may not work. Only limited debugging performed. 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] Signal caller if a Receive was aborted. Also access local vars via its name not via its pointer. 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] Avoid ioservice to run out of work in HandleReceive and pretend success if already Accept()ed 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] Disconnect does no longer take NULL pointer (code cleanup) 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h: [CConnectTCPAsio] Rename memberfunction HandleDisconnect to lower case and make configuration parameter tcptimeout optional. plus some identing. 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.h: [CConnect*] Add CanAccept() in all comm classes (now pure virtual in ICommand) 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/ICommand.h: [ICommand] Conditional compilation of dump member function 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp: [SputnikSimulator] Do advance to the right state when not sending a response 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [CInverterSputnik] Misplaced break. 2012-10-21 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/CConfigHelper.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h: [CCfgHelper] Catch exceptions when a complete setting is not found. 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.h: [CSharedConnection*] Rewrite of the SharedConnections. For design description, see the comment CSharedConnection.h The class is a complete rewrite to get it more sane. Currently only the atomic-comms-mode (where a inverter hints that several steps of a communication must take place in that order) is implemented completly, for the non-atomic-mode (concurrent, the order of the steps is not set) the receive handling is missing. (e.g Needed to get the Simluator working with Shared Comms....) Some debugging done, still experimental. 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp: [CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator] Whitespace update 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [CInverterSputnik] Prepare for the SharedComms -- add atomic-comms-block hints. 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * example_confs/htmlwriter.conf, example_confs/solarpowerlog_shared.conf, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/configuration/ILogger.h: [MISC] Whitespace changes, typos... 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h: [SputnikSim, ConnectASIO] Remove all Disconnect(NULL) calls, now valid ICommands are required even for this API 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: [IConnect] Change return value of IConnect::Accept() from bool to void 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h: [CConnectSerialAsio] rename one private member 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/BasicCommands.h: [ICommand] Adding a reserverd CMD_INVALID to the enum in BasicCommands.h as convenience value for fire-and-forget ICommands 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * m4/boost.m4: [AUTOTOOLS] Upgrade boost.m4 from its upstream 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: [IConnect] New API IConnect::Noop() New API call to do nothing. This API has been introduced to assist atomic-communication-block handling within Inverter code 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/ICommand.h: [ICommand] New API to remove all data from an ICommand object 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/ICommand.cpp: [ICommand] Optimze ICommand::MergeData only to delete duplicates if there is data to merge 2012-10-14 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h: [ICommand] introduce fire-and-forget ICommands Those are ICommands which ICommandTarget is set to NULL. They will behave as "normal" ICommands but when they should be executed they will be simply deleted. This is handy if you e.g use them as callback for an IConnect API call, but you are not intersted in the result. 2012-10-13 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h: [DummyInverter] Fix for compilation 2012-10-11 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/sharedconnection/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Makefile.am: [SharedComms] Prepartion to rewrite shared comms The shared comms had several issues and to be useful needs to be rewritten. This commit prepares the rewrite: -> moved into own directory -> added warning in CheckConfig to tell everyone that this class should be used. 2012-10-10 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp: [CConnectSerialAsio.cpp] Loglevel change of a debug statement 2012-10-10 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp: [CInverterSputnikSimulator] Adapting inverter-tells-timeout to simulator. 2012-10-10 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog.conf, example_confs/solarpowerlog_serial.conf: [example configuration] Adding solarpowerlog_serial.conf to explain the options. Also some work on the "normal" solarpowerlog.conf to depreciate the tcptimeout parameter. 2012-10-10 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] Alignment of error reporting, documentation fixes 2012-10-10 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: [CConncectSerialAsio] Improving the serial class. There were several issues with the class which have been fixed, along with an boost issue which prevented the Receive function to work. 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h: [CConnectSerialAsio] fix to support Inverter-supplied timeouts. See also previous commit, the topic is similar. 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [CSputnikInverter] new optional configuration options The CSputnikInverter now has three more config options: connection_timeout send_timeout reconnect_delay connection_timeout specfies the maximum time to wait to connect (currently not implemented in TCP/IP Comms backend). Unit is s Defaults to 3.0s, type is float send_timeout is the timeout to send out a telegramm Unit s, defaults to 3.0s, type is float reconnect_delay is the time to wait before reconnecting after an error. unit is s, default is 15.0s, type is float. Also repaired CConnectTCPAsio to do the right (signed) long casts, not unsigned long. The class will also emit a DEBUG level warning if the calling class does not specify the timeout, depreciating tcptimeout. 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [SputnikInverter] New config response_timeout, default 3.0s This config specifies the allowed time between sending a request to the inverter and until the response is expected. (This setting overrides e.g tcptimeout) 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf: [CONFIG] Revert one change in tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf, also rename some config-cache in the SputnikInverter. 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp: [HTMLWriter] Whitespace-equivalent changes 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h: [SIGTERM handling] CVS Dumper now flushes on SIGTERM receiption. 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog.conf, example_confs/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf: [example confs] cleanup whitespaces. 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * tools/eclipse_codestyle.xml: [MISC] Adding settings for codestyle for eclipse. The file tools/eclipse_codestyle.xml contains the settings I use for formatting the solarpowerlog's code. This is for eclipse, my IDE of choice. 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h: [CConnectionxxxAsio] Removed some unused vars 2012-10-09 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h: [SIGKILL handling] Adding AbortAll() calls to SharedComms. Adding the new interface to the remaining communication interfaces 2012-10-08 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h, src/Inverters/BasicCommands.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h , src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/daemon.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/patterns/ICommand.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [SIGTERM handling] Connecting the broadcast event to the inverter The Sputnik inverter and simulator now subscribes to the broadcase event and cancel their I/Os (connection classes) For this, the connection interface has now a AbortAll() member which aborts all pending I/Os. This member is now implemented for the TCP and Serial classes. 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/BasicCommands.h, src/daemon.cpp, src/daemon.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [SIGTERM handling] Sigterm-handling now issues broadcast-event The old implementation had the problem that significant time passed between SIGTERM and the actual termination of the program. This commit works in the direction of fixing this: The signal handler now sends the broadcast event CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN to all subscribers of broadcast signals. Termination has been changed, so that all pending events are parsed before actual leaving the programm, so CMD_BRC_SHUTDOWN will be executed. Missing is the handling in the inverters and datafilters. (They should clean up as much as possible to avoid races) 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * src/Makefile.am, src/daemon.cpp, src/daemon.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [Daemon] moving daemon and signal code to extra source file 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * configure.ac: [Configure] Defaulting not to build the dummyinverter 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * tools/buildbot/buildbot_pdebuilder: [Buildbot] Buildbot recipe for pdebuild did not call pdebuild but dpkg-buildpackage 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/ICommand.h: [ICommand] Only compile member DumpData when required for the DummyInverter or when requested 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/patterns/ICommand.h: [Command and Worker] comments added and empty lines removed 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/patterns/ICommand.h: [Commands] Implementing broadcast infrastructure 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h, src/Inverters/BasicCommands.h, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h: [Commands] Renaming CMD_USER to CMD_USER_MIN 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h , src/ctemplate/README: [Commands] Refactored commands to obey minimum CMD_USER in all inverters and datafilter As a preparation for broadcast events which will be introduced soon to e.g shutdown faster. 2012-10-01 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h: [CConfigHelper] Refactored to spare an unecessary object generation When called with a char*, a std::string object was created instead of using the libconfig-call for char* 2012-08-29 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog.conf, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp: [SputnikSimulator] Add new commands added to the inverter code to the simulator 2012-08-29 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [Sputnik Inverter] New option disable_3phase_commands, which disables the commands for a second and third phase 2012-08-29 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [Sputnik] Add BO-Strategies "If supported" to new commands 2012-08-29 Tobias Frost * AUTHORS, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp: [Sputnik] Add support for Solarmax 10MT, patch provided by Markus Amsler 2012-08-22 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [CSputnikInverter] Enable Parser to cope with incomplete telegrams. 2012-08-12 Tobias Frost * tools/solarpowerlog.init: [init.d file] removed bashism 2012-07-01 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp: [SputnikSimulator] Bug in disabling commands via ctrl server. 2012-07-01 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf: [SputnikSimulator] s/PAL/SAL from last commit. 2012-07-01 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp: [CInverterSputnik] Corrected typos 2012-07-01 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp: [CSputnikSimulator] Adding PAL Comand for Simulator 2012-07-01 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp: [CInverterSputnik] -- Added/corrected some error codes and inverter types. 2012-07-01 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp: [CSputnikSimulator] Adding command "ADR" which tells the inverter adress and let TYP be set by config Note: This command is only supported by the simulator. The standard answer will be set by the commadr setting. Also, the config file can now specify the answer to the TYP command. 2012-07-01 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h , tools/sputnik_simulator/README, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik.sh, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik_parse.sh: [SputnikSimulator] Ctrl-Server enhancements You can now feed the control server a sputnik telegramm and it will parse them completly. (This was already present, but a bug prevented it from work correctly) Also, the commands to be answered can now be disabled/enabled through the controlserver just say, for example, "PIN=off" ("PIN=on") to disable (enable) the command PIN. When disabled, PIN will no more answered if queried from solarpowerlog. For instructions how to use the simulator, read tools/sputnik_simulator/README (Second change: Add copyright information to the old netcat based simulator) 2012-07-01 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CConnectTCPAsio] missing delete and removing debug statements * A delete was missing in HandleAccept -- reworked to use a boost:scoped_ptr to ensure object deletion * Worked a little on the HandleAccept, especially on the "hack" for the first read * Some obsolete LOGTRACEs removed. 2012-06-13 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp: [Sputnik Factory] removed additional endif 2012-06-13 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: [ICommand] Remove unused parameter warning. 2012-06-13 Tobias Frost * configure.ac: [BUILD SYSTEM] As some filespaths are >99 bytes, switch to tar-pax format 2012-06-13 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp: [SputnikFactory] missing ; when only compiling inverter support 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h , tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik_parse.sh: [CSputnikSimulator] First debugging of the control server. 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog.conf, example_confs/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h: [Sputnik Simulator] Added control server -- but not yet debugged. Updated solarpowerlog_simulator.conf to show how to configure the control server. 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp: [TCPAsio, SharedComms] Added debug statements, Removed dead code 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp: [CSputnikCommmandSYS] Typo -- end-of-table-marker should be -1 not 1 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [ConnectTCPAsio] Catching exception thrown by asio's accept(). e.g when adress already bound. 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp: [Sputnik Simulator] fixed scaling. 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp: [Sputnik Simulator] Added commands The simulator can now answer all commands the inverter class supports. Also, reserverd a special value 0xfffe as inverter type to be able to identify the simulator at runtime. 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * configure.ac, example_confs/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.c pp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeriesSimulator.h , src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/Makefile.am: [CSputnikSimulator] Adding new Inverter class to simulate a Sputnik Inverter. The SputnikSimulator answers all inverter requests, currently with static data (compile-time values) This version is the first commit, not all commands are already in the lookup table. For configuration, please see the example_confs/solarpowerlog_simulator.conf 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [Sputnik Inverter] Cleanup and minor changes Removing some unused variables, some unused includes, some using statements. Also, check in parsereceivestring for minimum number of tokens before parsing. When logging errors, also tell the error code. 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/CValue.h, src/patterns/IValue.h: [IValue] Adding a "virtual copy constructor" (clone()) to the IValue interface To obtain a copy without knowing the exact type. It is implemented in the derived class (CValue). 2012-06-10 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: [CConnectTCPAsio] Retry when receiving eof When interacting between two CCConnectTCPAsio objects, one accepting and one connecting, sometimes the asio's async_read_some returned immediatly with an eof, without waiting for the timeout and with the socket still connected. Working around by recalling async_read_some until the timeout expires. 2012-06-08 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: [IConnect, CConnectTCPAsio] Added possiblitly to accept inbound connections 2012-06-07 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [solarpowerlog signal handling] When catching SIGSEGV, try an backtrace 2012-06-04 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/CValue.h: [CValue] Added timestamp to CValue<> This allows to tag a data with a date/time. By default this tells when the value has been updated the last time. 2012-06-04 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [SputnikInverter] Removed the now empty state CMD_QUERY_IDENTIFY 2012-06-04 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [SputnikInverter] Removed unused function 2012-06-04 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOIfSupported.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOOnce.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOTimed.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.cpp , src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h: [CSputnikCommmand] Added Logger to the SputnikCommand classes & BO strategies for easier debugging. They will emit logs at level "TRACE". To enable debugging message for this subsystem completly, define DEBUG_BACKOFFSTRATEGIES in ISputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h (default is off) 2012-06-03 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [Sputnik Inverter] New Commands for 3 phase inverters and apply backoff strategies to several commands (which are not needed to be queried every time) 2012-06-03 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp: [CTimedWork] Redundant includes 2012-06-03 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/Capabilites.h: [Capabilites] New Capabilites for(3 phase inverters 2012-06-03 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h: [CSputnikCommand] Templated type did miss the support for backoff strategies 2012-06-03 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOTimed.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOTimed.h, src/Makefile.am: [ISputnikCommand Backoff Strategies] New stratgy CSputnikCmdBOTimed, allow to specify an minimum interval between commands. Not debugged yet 2012-06-03 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOOnce.cpp: [CSputnikCmdBOOnce] Debugged. 2012-06-03 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [Sputnik Inveter] Remove old command handling code. 2012-06-03 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOAlways.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOAlways.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h: [ISputnikCommand] Debugging the new backoff-strategies. At least the "Always" pattern works!# 2012-06-02 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h: [CSputnikCommand] Backoff hooked up ot inverter code 2012-06-02 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOAlways.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOAlways.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOIfSupported.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOIfSupported.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOOnce.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOOnce.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.cpp , src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h: [CSputnikCommand] Hooked up BO stratgies to the SputnikCommands. The BO are not yet integrated in the Inverter, but due to the default strategy "Always", this is transparent. 2012-05-30 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOAlways.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOAlways.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOIfSupported.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOIfSupported.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOOnce.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/C SputnikCmdBOOnce.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h, src/Makefile.am: [CSputnikCommand Backoff] Added BO strategies "always, once, ifsupported". 2012-05-29 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h: [CSputnik Command] Backoff Interface added methods 2012-05-29 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/BackoffStrategies/I SputnikCommandBackoffStrategy.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.cpp , src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h, src/Makefile.am: [CSputnikCommand inteface] Backup checkin (working on the backoff strategies) 2012-05-28 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp: [CSputnikCommand] removed two warniung - one warning about a nested command and - one warning about signed/unsigned comparision. 2012-05-27 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [CSputnik] Corrected some scaling-errors 2012-05-27 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp: CSputnikCommand SYS] Added plenty of new status codes (those codes are in some post in the Net -- not tested for correctness) 2012-05-27 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: [CSputnik Command Inteface] -- did not add capability to inverter after creating it. 2012-05-27 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.cpp: [CSputnikCommand Interface] Going live for beta-testing 2012-05-26 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h: [CSputnikCommand Interface] Continue implementation -- wrapping old code in conditional code 2012-05-26 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h: [CSputnikCommand Interface] Continue implementation -- implemented response parsing 2012-05-26 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp: [CSputnikCommand interface] Implementation SYS Command 2012-05-26 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSYS. h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandTYP. h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h, src/Makefile.am: [new CSputnikCommand Inteface] Commiting code for some Comands and some integration work into CSputnikSSeries -- not complete yet 2012-05-20 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h: [CSputnikCommand] Update 2012-05-19 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommand.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommand.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.cpp , src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/ISputnikCommand.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/ISputnikCommand.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.cpp , src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommand.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/CSputnikCommandSoft wareVersion.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.cpp , src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/SputnikCommand/ISputnikCommand.h, src/Makefile.am: [CSputnikCommand] Move to own folder 2012-05-19 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommand.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommand.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.cpp , src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommandSoftwareVersion.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/ISputnikCommand.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/ISputnikCommand.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/Makefile.am: [Sputnik Inverter] Refactor the command handling -- preparation commit 2. This commit wordks on the commmandhandling. - Continue implemenation on the SputnikCommand, introducing a dedicated Inteface and work on the (templated) general handling strattegy - Implementing specialized version for the SW-Version handling Still preparational, not yet debugged and not yet used. It just compiles ;-) 2012-05-18 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h, src/interfaces/CCapability.cpp, src/interfaces/CCapability.h, src/patterns/CValue.h, src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.h: [CValue] Rewrote CValue / IValue interface - CValue is now completly templated, instanciated only by the typename and no longer by a magic enum in IValue. This allows CValue creation without using the factory, so allowing to use the CValue pattern in other templated classes. - To retain the factory, a convenience class CValueFactory can be used. - CValue now has facilities to check for the right type, no necessary via IValueGetType - Type check is done without (expensive) RTTI. - New constructor to set CValue at construction time. 2012-05-18 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommand.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CSputnikCommand.h, src/Makefile.am: [Sputnik Inverter] Refactor the command handling -- preparation commit. The new class CSputnikCommand will handle the commands for the Inverter, implementing the commands as an kind of strategy pattern, encapsulating the data handling and the command date. This commmit adds the class, but does not yet start using it. (as some prepartion/rework in other parts of solarpowerlog is needed to fully support/enable this concept) 2012-05-14 Tobias Frost * AUTHORS: Adding contributor section to AUTHORS 2012-05-14 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [Sputnik Inverter] Add several mesasurement. define CAPA_INVERTER_DCPOWER_TOTAL "DC Power" define CAPA_INVERTER_STARTUPS "Inverter Startups" define CAPA_INVERTER_KWH_YD "Energy produced yesterday (kWh)" define CAPA_INVERTER_ERROR_CURRENT_NAME "Error current in (mA)" define CAPA_INVERTER_DC_ERROR_CURRENT_NAME "DC Error current in (mA)" define CAPA_INVERTER_AC_ERROR_CURRENT_NAME "AC Error current in (mA)" define CAPA_INVERTER_GROUND_VOLTAGE_NAME "Voltage to Ground (V)" Contribution by E.A.Neonakis CLA: Tobias Frost wrote: > To keep solarpowerlog free open source software , the only thing I need your to confirm that your code can licensed under the same > licenses as solarpowerlog. The license are GPL and LGPL. > Please indicate this by quoting this paragraph and adding a "I agree" in your reply. > I agree. Sincerely Yours, E.A.Neonakis Dipl. Eng. 2012-03-15 Tobias Frost * tools/buildbot/buildbot_make_orig_source, tools/buildbot/configuration/master/master.cfg: [BUILDBOT] buildobt-make-orig-source did not handle new debian versions right. 2012-03-14 Tobias Frost * configure.ac: [Version] Bump to 0.24-dev again 2012-03-14 Tobias Frost * COPYING, configure.ac, src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.cpp, src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.h, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h, src/Inverters/BasicCommands.h, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.h, src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h, src/configuration/ILogger.cpp, src/configuration/ILogger.h, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CCapability.cpp, src/interfaces/CCapability.h, src/interfaces/CDebugHelper.cpp, src/interfaces/CDebugHelper.h, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.cpp, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.h, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/patterns/CValue.h, src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.cpp, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.h, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.h, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.h, src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.h, src/porting.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [MISC] Repairing Licenseheader to work with licensecheck 2012-03-13 Tobias Frost * tools/buildbot/buildbot_pdebuilder: [BUILDBOT] only update pdebuilder when apt's list cache is newer than the pdebuilder 2012-03-13 Tobias Frost * tools/make-slp-dist: [TOOLS] make-slp-dist: fixed typo in release tar name 2012-03-10 Tobias Frost * configure.ac: Setting development version to 0.24-dev 2012-03-10 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, tools/solarpowerlog.default, tools/solarpowerlog.init, tools/solarpowerlog.logrotate: [MISC] Work on daemon support files (init.d, logrotate) 2012-03-10 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, tools/README.txt, tools/buildbot/README, tools/buildbot/buildbot_linitian, tools/buildbot/buildbot_make_orig_source, tools/buildbot/buildbot_pdebuilder, tools/buildbot/configuration/README, tools/buildbot/configuration/master/master.cfg, tools/buildbot/configuration/slave/buildbot.tac, tools/solarpowerlog.default, tools/solarpowerlog.init, tools/sputnik_simulator/README: [MISC] Adding init.d files, adding buildbot configuration... The startup-files will be maintained in trunk, as they might be useful not only for debian packaging. The buildbot configuration files are added to keep them in th VCS. 2012-02-27 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.1: [MAN PAGE] Update, missed the first time 2012-02-27 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.1: [MAN PAGE] Update 2012-02-25 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [DAEMON] Switched to sigaction() for signal-handling 2012-02-22 Tobias Frost * tools/buildbot/buildbot_linitian: [BUILDBOT] typo in lintian step 2012-02-22 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [DAEMON] Handling pid-files The daemon will create a pid-file if askeda, (cmdline option --pidfile ) 2012-02-21 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, tools/buildbot/README, tools/buildbot/buildbot_dpkgbuildpackage, tools/buildbot/buildbot_linitian, tools/buildbot/buildbot_make_orig_source: [BUILDBOT] Some scripts for my private CI Server 2012-02-20 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp: [CTimedWork] Remove boost>1.40 conditional. 2012-02-20 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp: [CTimedWork] Debug statements silenced Put several LOGDEBUG Statements under the regime of the #define switch CTIMEDWORK_DEBUG. 2012-02-20 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [Logging] Registry-Logger ignored dbglevel The logger obtainable by Registry::Instance().GetMainLogger() was not setup to use the application-section defined loglevel, leading to a quite noisy logging behaviour in the recently introduced debug code. 2012-02-20 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/ILogger.cpp, src/configuration/ILogger.h: [ILogger] allow runtime modification of logging level at runtime 2012-02-19 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.cpp: [CDummyInverterFactory] Removed 2 warnings. 2012-02-18 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [DAEMON] Improving daemon behaviour, part 2 - Hooking up SIGUSR1 to enable rotation of logfile. In daemon mode, stderr and stdout will be reopened on SIGUSR1 2012-02-18 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [CDebugHelper] connects now on SIGUSR2 SIGUSR1 will be used by the daemon, so SIGUSR1 will be freed up 2012-02-18 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [DAEMON] Improving daemon behaviour, part 1 - command line option to select which file we should redirect stderr / stdout - command line option to select directory we should change to after Missing is the support to reopen the logfiles on SIGUSR1, but for this another commit is necessary as currently CDebugHelper uses this signal. 2012-02-18 Tobias Frost * configure.ac: [AUTOTOOLS] Set Version to 0.23-dev 2012-02-15 Tobias Frost * tools/make-slp-dist: [TOOLS] update of make-slp-dist 2012-02-11 Tobias Frost * README, configure.ac: [Release 0.22] Releasing 0.22 now. This a service release with some improvments under the hood: - The work-scheduler should now use even less CPU cycles - Updated the configuration system to be compatible with libconfig-1.4.8 (this should also ease compilation on Win32 ...) 2012-02-11 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h: [CConfigHelper] Add support for new libconfig 1.48 Libconfig does not support long / unsigned longs anymore. This commit adds a wrapper to support those types internally. Also added documentation for this module 2012-02-11 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, configure.ac, src/Makefile.am: [AUTOTOOLS] Disabled dbixx build and removed warning about AM_PROG_CC_C_O. 2012-02-11 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am: [BUILD-SYSTEM] Changelog now being autogenerated from git2cl Git2cl is integrated into the dist-hook of Makefile.am. See http://josefsson.org/git2cl for details on git2cl. 2012-02-11 Tobias Frost * tools/make-slp-dist: [TOOLS] Added tools/make-slp-dist make-slp-dist is a convenience script that automates the release of source tars and auto-creates debian packages with some extra build tests. 2012-01-10 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h: [CTimedWork] reformated source code, only whitespace changes 2012-01-10 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp: [CTimedWork] Interrupt thread only when required Reworked scheduling code in CTimedWork::ScheduleWork() to interrupt worker thread only if the new request is due earlier than the current thread. Note that his checkin contains tons of debug messages, will be removed in a later commit. 2012-01-10 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h: [CTimedWork] Wrapped debugcode for boost1.46 regression into preprocessor marcros 2012-01-03 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CDebugHelper.h, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h: Added debugging code used for debugging the 1.46-boost problem. It is just kept for reference how to use the new CDebugHelper interface and will be compile-time code soon. 2012-01-02 Tobias Frost * .gitignore, Makefile.am, configure.ac, solarpowerlog.1, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h: [Misc] merging changes from 0.21a to trunk Adding manpage to Makefile.am, adding link to wiki to manpage 2011-12-31 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [MISC] Removed some warnings about unused parameters also changed to catching exceptions per references 2011-12-30 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/Registry.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Attaching CDebugHelper to Registry, attaching SIGUSR1 handler Adding data to CDebugHelper (commandline) 2011-12-30 Tobias Frost * src/Makefile.am, src/interfaces/CDebugHelper.cpp, src/interfaces/CDebugHelper.h: Adding CDebugHelper classes 2011-12-30 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h, src/configuration/ILogger.h, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.cpp, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.h, src/patterns/IValue.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [ILogger] braces around macros 2011-12-29 Tobias Frost * src/porting.h: merging fix for windows build 2011-12-28 Tobias Frost * configure.ac, m4/boost.m4, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: BUILDSYSTEM -- bumping version to 0.22-dev and a warning/typo removed. 2011-12-28 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: [IInverterBase] Removed depreciated AddCapability function. 2011-12-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h: [Communication] Removed syncronous interfacec 2011-12-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: [IConnect] Adding Send-Interface for async only operation adding this interface function: virtual bool Send(ICommand *cmd) All other send interfaces will be made obsolete... 2011-12-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [BOOST:ASIO based comms] fixed a potential null-pointer issue .. not seen in real life, but if the send interface would be used in sync mode, without any ICommand Callback, solarpowerlog would have been crashed. (This is the inteface I am currently depreciating) 2011-12-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: [Communication] Preparation for depreciating the sync interface - Changed the IConnect interface to require a ICommand (removing the default value of NULL) - Updated CDummy to have asyncronous error reporting. It will tell "EIO" on every action requested... 2011-12-28 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [CInverterSputnikSSeries] changed sync disconnect request to async behaviour to prepare for depreciation of syncronous comms interface 2011-12-28 Tobias Frost * NEWS, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h: [CVSWriter] removed warnings, documentation update, defaulting not to flush - removed warning that docs are not up to date - updated this documentation which was not uptodate - changing the default behaviour to not call flush - some whitespace, doxygen changes 2011-12-27 Tobias Frost * COPYING, README: [COPYING] Clearifcation that one should look inside the file [README] Added pointers where to get help / docs. 2011-12-27 Tobias Frost * COPYING, bootstrap.sh: repaired COPYING and bootstrap.sh 2011-12-25 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am: [AUTOCONF] Makefile.am missed bootstrap.sh to distribute 2011-12-25 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am: Makefile.am should not mention ChangeLog in dist_doc_DATA 2011-12-25 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, src/Makefile.am: [AUTOTOOLS] made make distcheck work 2011-12-25 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, extlibs/README, extlibs/ctemplate/COPYING, extlibs/ctemplate/Makefile, extlibs/ctemplate/ctemplate.c, extlibs/ctemplate/ctemplate.h, extlibs/ctemplate/doc.html, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/Makefile, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/fact.c, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/fact.tmpl, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/printenv.c, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/printenv.tmpl, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/weather.sh, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/weather.tmpl, extlibs/ctemplate/main.c, extlibs/ctemplate/t/test.sh, src/Makefile.am, src/ctemplate/README, src/ctemplate/ctemplate.c, src/ctemplate/ctemplate.h: Integrated ctemplate into src, dropping fro extlibs as the code has diverted from ctemplate origin 2011-12-25 Tobias Frost * : commit ff82dcefb6055d85833513ea5c268692a3318b72 Author: Tobias Frost Date: Sat Dec 24 13:33:41 2011 +0100 2011-12-24 Tobias Frost * COPYING, ChangeLog, Makefile.am, WINDOWS.txt: [AUTOTOOLS] Autogenerate ChangeLog 2011-12-23 Tobias Frost * bootstrap.sh: [AUTOTOOLS] bootstrap failed when not having dbixxx 2011-12-23 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, bootstrap.sh, configure.in, src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.cpp, src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h, src/Inverters/BasicCommands.h, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.h, src/Makefile.am: [MISC] Added missing copyright information to certain src/*.[h|cpp] files Also made the build of dbixx dependent on the existance of the source 2011-12-23 Tobias Frost * debian/changelog, debian/compat, debian/control, debian/copyright, debian/dirs, debian/docs, debian/rules, debian/solarpowerlog.1, debian/solarpowerlog.default, debian/solarpowerlog.init, debian/solarpowerlog.install, debian/source/format: [DEBIAN] files removed to maintain them in extra branch 2011-12-22 Tobias Frost * debian/source/format, debian/watch: [Debian] Changing to debian native format after getting first feedback from debian-mentors 2011-12-22 Tobias Frost * debian/control, debian/rules: [DEBIAN] reverting hack with git to remove build output files .. as whenn using the debian tools the git repository may not be available and then this fails. Instead the build files are removed manually. 2011-12-21 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, debian/changelog, debian/control: [MISC] maintaince removed double changelog, master one is now the debian one debian standard bump (no changes) 2011-12-21 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, debian/changelog: [Changelog] contained still an error. 2011-12-21 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, debian/changelog: [Debian] Typo in changelog 2011-12-21 Tobias Frost * configure.in: [CONFIGURE] Bumping version to 0.21 for relase 2011-12-21 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, debian/changelog, debian/copyright, debian/solarpowerlog.1: [DEBIAN] spelling errors removed, added changelog 2011-12-21 Tobias Frost * debian/rules: [DEBIAN] Removed a linitian wanring 2011-12-21 Tobias Frost * debian/control, debian/rules: [DEBIAN] modified control and rules build-depends on git as rules now uses git to clean some generated files / links during execution of the debian/rules clean target 2011-12-21 Tobias Frost * debian/files: removing debian/files 2011-12-21 Tobias Frost * .gitignore, COPYING, GPL, GPL-3, LGPL-2.1, LGPL-3, debian/copyright, extlibs/README: debian/copyright is now machinereadable, COPYING now refers to this file and added missing license text files 2011-12-12 Tobias Frost * configure.in, debian/control, debian/copyright, debian/rules, debian/solarpowerlog.1: [debian files] Updated some files, specifing dependencies 2011-12-12 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog.conf: [Example Configuration] Cleaned up example configuration and updated documentation 2011-12-06 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h: [Documention] update for the CVS Dumper This documentation (doxygen format) can be used for the wiki.... 2011-08-25 Tobias Frost * : commit d766e13ea5608a37aa7220b2fe771e32e9d38f04 Author: Tobias Frost Date: Thu Aug 25 00:46:36 2011 +0200 2011-08-05 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp: [DBGLOGGING] Changed some logging levels from FATAL to ERROR to be more consistent. 2011-08-05 Tobias Frost * README, example_confs/solarpowerlog.conf: [DOCS] Update 2011-07-17 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp: [SharedConnection] Slave -- First errors fixed 2011-07-17 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h: [DummyInverter] Needs to check the connection's config... 2011-07-17 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [GENERAL] Passing exceptions a reference, some other minor changes 2011-07-17 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.h, src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: [GENERAL] Some documentation added 2011-07-17 Tobias Frost * configure.in, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterDummy.h, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/DummyInverter/CInverterFactoryDummy.h, src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/Makefile.am: [Inverters] Added a Dummy-Inverter class This class shows an example for starting a own inverter implementation and also will be usefull for debugging. The dummy inverter will just instanciate itself and then keep quiet. 2011-07-17 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h: [SharedComms] Some comments revised 2011-07-17 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp: [Observer Pattern] Including stdef.h to have NULL defined 2010-10-29 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [TCPComms and Sputnik] Timeout did not set a error string. Now timeout on read will be also LOG_ERROR'd without lying about not knowing the error. Before, LOG_DEBUG was used and "unknown error" would have been printed when no ICM_ERRNO_STR was et. In this cases the error number will be used to print out a message, using strerror(). 2010-10-29 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h: [Shared Connection] Master has been debugged in stand-alone operation (that is, only one inverter is attached to a sharedconection master) 2010-10-29 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [Sputnik] Fix for an introduced bug due to the Shared Comms mods 2010-10-29 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: [ASIO Based Comms] Starting the thread later, to ensure that logging is already set up. Otherwise, there is a (cosmetical) race condition for the first logging message. 2010-10-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp: [SharedConnection] Debugging CheckConfig and Instanciation of Master. 2010-10-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp: [SharedConnection] Making shared connection instanceable by the connection factory 2010-10-28 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: Reducing the change for a race when sending to a shared connection in the Sputnik class. 2010-10-25 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [MISC] Reworked the dumpcfg to give out also values. 2010-10-25 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [INVERTER] Preparing the Sputnik inverter for shared connections -- it will now handle received strings not adressed to its own adress as a failure, but just ignore the telegram. 2010-10-25 Tobias Frost * debian/rules, debian/solarpowerlog.1: [DEBIAN] Added a man page. 2010-10-25 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h, src/configuration/ILogger.h: [MISC] Fixed some more typos 2010-10-25 Tobias Frost * debian/compat, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: Fixed typo Added debian/compat 2010-10-24 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, README, WINDOWS.txt, configure.in, debian/manpage.1.ex, debian/manpage.sgml.ex, debian/manpage.xml.ex, debian/solarpowerlog.doc-base.EX, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/basic_inverter_data.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/test.tmpl, example_confs/solarpowerlog.conf, extlibs/README, src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.h, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.h, src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h, src/configuration/ILogger.cpp, src/configuration/ILogger.h, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CCapability.cpp, src/interfaces/CCapability.h, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.cpp, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.h, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/patterns/CValue.h, src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.cpp, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.h, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.h, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.h, src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.h, src/porting.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf: Corrected some spelling errors: charachter character arguement argument Programm Program unkown unknown informations information unkown unknown Removed some more dh_make template files 2010-10-24 Tobias Frost * debian/README.Debian, debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/copyright, debian/cron.d.ex, debian/dirs, debian/docs, debian/emacsen-install.ex, debian/emacsen-remove.ex, debian/emacsen-startup.ex, debian/files, debian/init.d.ex, debian/init.d.lsb.ex, debian/menu.ex, debian/postinst.ex, debian/postrm.ex, debian/preinst.ex, debian/prerm.ex, debian/rules, debian/solarpowerlog.default, debian/solarpowerlog.default.ex, debian/solarpowerlog.init, debian/solarpowerlog.install, debian/source/format: [DEBIAN] Cleanup in the debian directory. 2010-10-11 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: [SharedConnection] Commiting some code for backup reason... (No, not yet finished.) 2010-10-05 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [Inverterinterface] Added Getter for configurationpath, needd for shared communication [misc] Typo in solarpowerlog.cpp 2010-09-18 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h: [SharedConnection] Check in for backup. Functionality not yet complete. 2010-09-18 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h: [Platform] Added member function to merge to ICommand's data. 2010-09-18 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [COMMS] Support for syncronous read using IConnect::Receive() dropped. 2010-09-18 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h: [CONNECTIONS] Feature: sharing connections between two and more inverters. Still stubs, no functionality. (And a good way to test if the email hook is now working) 2010-09-18 Tobias Frost * configure.in, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnection.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionMaster.h, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.cpp, src/Connections/CSharedConnectionSlave.h, src/Makefile.am: [CONNECTIONS] Added classes for sharing connections between two and more inverters. However, these are stubs at the moment and therefore not functioning. The configure script will only enable them when explicitly told. 2010-09-12 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [CONNECTIONS/INVERTERS] Removed an obsolete #warning and a default message if no error message is given. 2010-09-12 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [COMMS] unhandled exception when resolving failed, for example due a down interface. 2010-09-12 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: [FTBFS] When liblog4cxx was not available, main.c did not compile. 2010-06-01 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h: [MISC] Typo in the capabilties, wrong define for header 2010-06-01 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp: [BUGFIX] Memoryleak reported by mebuh, proper fix for boost >1.40 2010-05-17 Tobias Frost * configure.in, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectSerialAsio.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp: [AUTOTOOLS & COMMS] Modularized the comms. You can now select at configure-time what to compile in and what not... 2010-05-16 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [COMMS] In the TCP class, for the default tcptimeout, the macro has not been used. (Still the right time was used) 2010-05-16 Tobias Frost * : (Merging feature branch 'serial_comms' into trunk) Signed-off-by: Tobias Frost 2010-05-16 Tobias Frost * : [GIT] Added some files to .gitignore Signed-off-by: Tobias Frost 2010-05-14 Tobias Frost * example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/basic_inverter_data.tmpl: [EXAMPLE CONF] net frequency is "Hz" not "W"... 2010-05-14 Tobias Frost * bootstrap.sh, configure.in, m4/ax_boost_asio.m4, m4/ax_boost_base.m4, m4/ax_boost_date_time.m4, m4/ax_boost_program_options.m4, m4/ax_boost_system.m4, m4/ax_boost_thread.m4, m4/boost.m4, src/Makefile.am, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp: [AUTOTOOLS] Changed boost detection macros to the one from tsuna (http://wiki.github.com/tsuna/boost.m4/), as the old ones caused problems. [OTHERS] Boost 1.42 obsoleted one header and caused a compile error. 2010-01-16 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, bootstrap.sh, configure.in, debian/watch, debian/watch.ex, extlibs/README, extlibs/dbixx/COPYING, extlibs/dbixx/Makefile.am, extlibs/dbixx/autogen.sh, extlibs/dbixx/configure.in, extlibs/dbixx/dbixx.h, extlibs/dbixx/result.cpp, extlibs/dbixx/row.cpp, extlibs/dbixx/session.cpp, extlibs/dbixx/test.cpp, src/Makefile.am: [EXTLIBS] Adding libdbi-wrapper dbixx 2010-01-16 Tobias Frost * : [NEW FEATURE] solarpowerlog can not be run in background, as a daemon. 2010-01-07 Tobias Frost * debian/docs, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: [DEBIAN] Add files to doc. Whitespace changes (reformatting code to coding style) 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, configure.in, debian/changelog, debian/files, extlibs/README: [RELEASE] Release 0.20 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * extlibs/ctemplate/ctemplate.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h: Reverting part of 82a94ef820679ee5590011a4292f56951c45a060 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * extlibs/ctemplate/ctemplate.c: [EXTLIBS] patched libctemplate to avoid writing double blanks. 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style.css, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger.tmpl: [EXAMPLES] Now fit for the Internet Exploerer (testet Version 7) 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style.css, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style_dark.css, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style_play.css, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger_header.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/basic_inverter_data.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/test.tmpl: [EXAMPLES] Artwork complete for now ;-) 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style.css, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style_play.css, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger.tmpl: [EXAMPLECONF] Updating example configuration for css 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] Reverting the last commit, and reapplying it in the right function. 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] Some members were not initialized. 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * .gitignore: [GITIGNORE] a build-result of the libctemplate 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style.css, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger_header.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/basic_inverter_data.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/test.tmpl, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf: [TEMPLATES] Coded some templates, not yet finished. The templates are for the HTML Writer 2010-01-06 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.cpp, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h: [DATAFILTERS] Coded the new formatter for finding the CSV column Cleanup in the HTML Writer, also adding the version of solarpower to the template [CAPABILITES] Fixed a typo 2010-01-05 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormatterSearchCSVEntry.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h, src/Makefile.am: [DATAFILTERS] Formatter interface changed -- does not get the configuration data anymore Also, the formatters gets there parameters now not by configuration entries in the Data-filters configuration, but by arguments given to the formatter-configuration array in the solarpowerlog.conf 2010-01-05 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] HTMLWriter emits the loop number , useful for templates 2010-01-05 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/Capabilites.h: [CAPABILITIES] Typo in Capa name 2010-01-05 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] Removed debug statement from CFormaterWebroot 2010-01-05 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp: [WIN32] FTBFS in Win32-specific code 2010-01-05 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp: [WIN32] Preparing to build again with cygwin 2010-01-04 Tobias Frost * configure.in, example_confs/htmlwriter.conf, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/css/style.css, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/CSVLogger.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/snippets/basic_inverter_data.tmpl, example_confs/htmlwritertemplate/test.tmpl, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/CHTMLWriter.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/CFormaterWebRootStrip.h, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.cpp, src/DataFilters/HTMLWriter/formatter/IFormater.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Makefile.am, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik_parse.sh, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf: [DATAFILTER] HTMLWriter now can tranform some data 2010-01-03 Tobias Frost * extlibs/README, extlibs/ctemplate/ctemplate.h, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.h: [EXTLIBS] Moved C++-compability to library. (Path supplied to upstream to libctemplate author for inclusion) Removed a warning from CHTMLWriter 2010-01-03 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, tools/sputnik_simulator/README, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik.sh, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik_parse.sh: [DATAFILTERS] Capability "what file I am writing" was set wrongly. 2009-12-29 Tobias Frost * extlibs/ctemplate/Makefile, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/Makefile: [GIT] Added makefiles of the ctemplatelib, which was ignored by git... 2009-12-27 Tobias Frost * example_confs/htmlwriter.conf: [EXAMPLE] Fixed syntax error in example configuration for the HTML Writer 2009-12-27 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] HTML Writer started debugging... (does already something now) 2009-12-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: [CONNECTIONS] Fix for possible race while initiaizing a sempaphore. 2009-12-27 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h: [DOCUMENTATION] Added for some member function 2009-12-27 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] Tweaking & Optimizing CSVDumper: - For getting "own" Capabilities, use IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability to avoid getting a parent (actually, will not happen if current design, but this is safer - Whitespace changes DumpDumper: - Same with the IInverterBase::GetConcreteCapability. - Removing some Capabilities which are unused from the CheckSubscribe helper - Whitespace changes 2009-12-27 Tobias Frost * .gitignore: [GIT] Another Binary slipped in, adding libraries to ignored. Also updated PLAN (for HTLMWriter, reviewed) 2009-12-27 Tobias Frost * PLAN: [GIT] Another Binary slipped in, adding libraries to ignored. Also updated PLAN (for HTLMWriter, reviewed) 2009-12-27 Tobias Frost * example_confs/htmlwriter.conf, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.h: [DATAFILTERS] HTMLWriter proceedings 2009-12-24 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, configure.in, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/Makefile.am, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik_parse.sh, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf: [DEBUGING] Tweaked sputnik simulator [DATAFILTER] Added HTML Filter to build configuration 2009-12-24 Tobias Frost * extlibs/README, extlibs/ctemplate/COPYING, extlibs/ctemplate/ctemplate.c, extlibs/ctemplate/ctemplate.h, extlibs/ctemplate/doc.html, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/fact.c, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/fact.tmpl, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/printenv.c, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/printenv.tmpl, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/weather.sh, extlibs/ctemplate/examples/weather.tmpl, extlibs/ctemplate/main.c, extlibs/ctemplate/t/test.sh, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CHTMLWriter.h, src/Makefile.am: [AUTOTOOLS] Preparing the HTML Writer Added new class to git and autotools Added the new external library ctemplate to the autotools (As this is not in debian, its source is also added into the extlibs dir) 2009-12-20 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: [FRAMEWORK] AddCapability flavour added which extracts the required infos out of the parameters, not using an extra one... 2009-12-20 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h: [DATAFILTERS] CSVDumper a little more RFC-something conform -- also in the header Also implemented the facility, that a subsequent plugin knows what we are doing: - Capability CAPA_CSVDUMPER_LOGGEDCAPABILITES shows (comma seperated) the layout of the CSV, - Capability CAPA_CSVDUMPER_FILENAME the current file name. 2009-12-20 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] CSVDumper: Added new parameters to CheckSyntax() Also, add "rotate" as this was missing 2009-12-20 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] CSVDumper: removed unused config parameter from CheckConfig() 2009-12-20 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] CSVDumper: Debugging the compact-file feature 2009-12-20 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h: [DATAFILTERS] CSVDumper: Only emmit lines if they actually changed The new option (with the configuration option) Compact_CSV, only lines which actually changed are written into the CSV. This will decrease filesize, if only slow-changing data is emitted, especially when the inverters are down due insufficient irradiation. 2009-12-19 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp: [DATAFILTERS] CSVDumper a little more RFC-something conform The CSV Files should not have spaces between the seperator and the values, as I previously learned. 2009-12-15 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h: [DATAFILTERS] Changed timeformat for the CSV to ISO 8601. String can be configured via conf-file, the option "Format_Timestamp" specifies -- in boost::date_time syntax -- how it is layouted. The default is "%Y-%m-%d %T" For all the valid format options, see http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_35_0/doc/html/date_time/date_time_io.html#date_time.format_flags 2009-12-15 Tobias Frost * .gitignore: [GIT] gitignore the config dir 2009-12-15 Tobias Frost * example_confs/solarpowerlog.conf, solarpowerlog.conf: [CONFIGURATON] moved example conf to own dir 2009-12-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.cpp, src/Connections/CAsyncCommand.h: [Connections] Move of CAsyncCommand continued... 2009-12-14 Tobias Frost * : commit f6338a36b1c0355fbea55fedb30c87396ab08a52 Author: Tobias Frost Date: Mon Dec 14 21:42:35 2009 +0100 2009-12-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Makefile.am: [Connection] Moving CAsyncCommand to own file 2009-12-14 Tobias Frost * debian/rules: [DEBIAN] Fix debian build error, if it was not already built 2009-12-06 Tobias Frost * debian/changelog, debian/rules: [DEBIAN] debian/* updated 2009-12-06 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, WINDOWS.txt, configure.in: Preparing for Version 0.12 2009-12-06 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/configuration/ILogger.h: On Win32 the enum used in ILogger caused a name collision, prepending LL_ to avoid. 2009-12-05 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: [INVERTER:SPUTNIK] Removed old synchronous code 2009-12-05 Tobias Frost * .gitignore: [GIT] Adding src/solarpowerlog to the files being ignored 2009-12-05 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: Bugfixing in the new async-Sputnik-Code 2009-12-05 Tobias Frost * tools/sputnik_simulator/README, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik.sh, tools/sputnik_simulator/netcat_sputnik_parse.sh, tools/sputnik_simulator/solarpowerlog.conf: Added a "Simulator" for Sputnik This will just create static answers to every question. So hardly to be called simulator, but will anyway help debugging in the dark 2009-12-02 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: "Send" of TCPASIO is now also async 2009-12-01 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog: Backup of the Changelog 2009-12-01 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: Added a define and some comments 2009-12-01 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/ILogger.h: Logger: Build error if liblog4cxx is not available (already applied on master branch) 2009-11-30 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: Adapted Sputnik Inverter for asyncronous communication (almost complete) 2009-11-25 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h: Cleaned up ICommand -- removed old void *data, replaced by the data map. "FindData()" should be "const" 2009-11-22 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: Some more logging, some typos in logging less 2009-11-22 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h: First Debugging: Two '!' were missing... 2009-11-22 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h: Recoded existing code for new ICommand Interface. Not yet debugged 2009-11-22 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h: ICommand gets a map for its parameters It showed, during the async-comm patch, that it is hard to keep track on the parameters to a ICommand, if we want to supply more than one information (like success/error and on success also the data) So now ICommand gets a std::map to keep track of data more easily. 2009-11-18 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: added --version to options 2009-11-15 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp: CVSDumper: Bugfix for Win32, "Won't open file" Win32 does not create a file if ios:in is specified when opening a fstream. Added a retry for Windows only, retrying to open a file with "ios:out". 2009-11-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: CConnectTCPAsio::Send -> added exception handling 2009-11-14 Tobias Frost * src/Makefile.am, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h: Autotools-Fix: Apr linking instructions applied to src/Makefile.am Cleanup of some includes to get it build under win32 2009-11-14 Tobias Frost * .gitignore, configure.in: Typo in configure.in corrected 2009-11-14 Tobias Frost * : Fixes for autotools, esp on Win32 Conflicts: bootstrap.sh configure.in 2009-11-14 Tobias Frost * .gitignore: Tweaked gitignore to suppress autogenerated files 2009-11-14 Tobias Frost * configure.in, src/config.h.in: Autotools: Fix for Win32: liblog4cxx depends on apr and needs also to link in this library. This was not seen on linux 2009-11-14 Tobias Frost * Makefile.in, config/config.guess, config/config.sub, config/depcomp, config/install-sh, config/missing, configure, src/Makefile.in: Autotools tweakup: Removing autogenerated stuff 2009-11-14 Tobias Frost * bootstrap.sh, m4/ax_boost_program_options.m4, m4/ax_cxx_explicit.m4, m4/ax_cxx_have_stl.m4, m4/ax_cxx_namespaces.m4: Autotools fix - Added missing m4 macros to the m4 dir - On bootstraping, remove tha aclocal.m4 file 2009-11-11 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: Backup 2009-11-09 Tobias Frost * bootstrap.sh, configure.in, m4/ax_boost_program_options.m4, m4/ax_cxx_explicit.m4, m4/ax_cxx_have_stl.m4, m4/ax_cxx_namespaces.m4: Added missing m4 macros to autotools m4 dir. Should be one step forward for "build on win32 without create configure from linux" 2009-10-06 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: Added interface to IConnect and derived for async sending. (However, async sending is not yet implemented) : 2009-10-06 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: ASYNC COMMS - First Debugging -- seems to work, at least as far as tested - Added some comments - Now the error codes used should be more informative about the cause. Also by trying to definie some common error cause, the interface should be more robust. 2009-10-04 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: Some debugging and first bugs destroyed. Still experimental. 2009-10-04 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/ILogger.h: Added the config.h include. (Helps eclipse to detect the real active code) 2009-10-04 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h: This is a mayor change how connections can be handled: With this patch, the infrastructure for async communication is implemented and the ASIO TCP is adapted to be async. However, be warned: THIS IS UNTESTED CODE! Also, the Sputnik Inverter (which is currently the only one implemented) is not adapted to use this, but under-the-hood everything is async, so I expect breakage. REPEAT: This version will probably not work. (But as this is 2 weeks of work, I really need to have this in git.) TODO: Sending is not yet "async". Planned to be soon. 2009-10-04 Tobias Frost * : commit ebebfeff276e214a7a7084d1e5c685479be6f42d Author: Tobias Frost Date: Sun Oct 4 19:22:13 2009 +0200 2009-10-04 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/ICommand.h: Added facility to set new data on a command 2009-09-26 Tobias Frost * : Merge commit 'origin/trunk' into trunk 2009-09-13 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/Connections/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/Makefile.am, src/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnect.h: moved IConnect.(h|cpp) to Connections/interface 2009-09-11 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: Added some debug code for the Sputnik inverters. 2009-09-10 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/ILogger.cpp, src/configuration/ILogger.h: Documented ILogger Changed conditional code in ILogger.h, to make it more readable Also, along the way, solved a bug with the logging levels. 2009-09-10 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h: (Micro)commented the class CInverterFactorySputnik 2009-09-10 Tobias Frost * Makefile.in, configure, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h, src/Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/factories/IInverterFactory.h, src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h, src/Makefile.am, src/Makefile.in, src/config.h.in, src/interfaces/factories/IInverterFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IInverterFactory.h, src/interfaces/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Moved some files to a new location: The factories for the inverters are now under Inverters, not under interfaces, which is more logical. Also, removed some generated files from git. (from the autotools) They can be regenerated by ./bootstrap anyway. 2009-09-09 Tobias Frost * configure.in, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Modularized the use of programm-options. If turned off (with configure), it will use some defaults like the configuration file path and name: "./solarpowerlog.conf". 2009-09-09 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/ILogger.h: removed some unused-parameters-warnings showed when logging-support is disabled. 2009-09-09 Tobias Frost * configure.in, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/interfaces/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp: Made also other components optional: - Inverter Sputnik - Filters (CSV, Dumb) (use ./configure --help to see the exact options) 2009-09-07 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/ILogger.h: Now really doing what the configure help says: If logging is disabled, the loglevels "ERROR" and "FATAL" are going to cerr. Everything else nowhere. 2009-09-07 Tobias Frost * configure.in, src/configuration/ILogger.cpp, src/configuration/ILogger.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Made liblog4cxx optional. For now, disabling will just discard any loggings, even errors. 2009-08-16 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: SputnikInverter: Tell caller of parsing failure 2009-08-02 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: removed cerrs 2009-07-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h: Documented class 2009-07-28 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp: Applied logger to TCP-ASIO 2009-07-28 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: Bugfix in comms-error-detection of CInverterSputnikSSeries 2009-07-28 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Minor Logging Change 2009-07-27 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp: Applied Logger to Sputnik Class & Inverter Base Class. Documented the same. 2009-07-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h: Custom Setup for the Logger in CConnectTCPAsio 2009-07-27 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/ILogger.cpp, src/configuration/ILogger.h: Added Macros to help using the logger 2009-07-27 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnect.h: Added Logger to IConnect Interface 2009-07-27 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: Documentation 2009-07-27 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h: Documented a class 2009-07-23 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: Adding logger to the Baseclas of Inverters and Filters 2009-07-23 Tobias Frost * src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Added Logging, removed cerr, cout 2009-07-23 Tobias Frost * configure.in, src/Makefile.am: Activate lob4log building via autotools 2009-07-23 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/configuration/ILogger.cpp: New sample conf with Loggers 2009-07-22 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h: removed two warnings 2009-07-22 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp: Replaced Iterator with auto_ptr 2009-07-22 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h: Corrected placement of template directive for doxygen generation 2009-07-22 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/ILogger.cpp, src/configuration/ILogger.h: Added Interface for Logging. (not yet activated in build system) 2009-07-16 Tobias Frost * NEWS: News added 2009-07-16 Tobias Frost * Makefile.in, src/Makefile.in: Added missing files for Win32 build to git 2009-07-15 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, debian/changelog: Debianized Changelog-Format 2009-07-15 Tobias Frost * debian/solarpowerlog.substvars: Removed one autocreated debian file from git 2009-07-15 Tobias Frost * .gitignore, ChangeLog, debian/changelog, solarpowerlog.conf: Changelog and example configuration updated. (We'll release 0.10!) 2009-07-15 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp: Bugfix in CVSOutputFilter -- selecting Capas to log with the array did not work 2009-07-15 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/Capabilites.h: Renamed some Capabilites to avoid non-ASCII chars 2009-07-13 Tobias Frost * aclocal.m4, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp: CVSDumper: Fixed Date-Format to YYYY-MM-DD 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp: First half-way tested, so far working, CVS Filter 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/patterns/CValue.h: Commented Constructor of IInverterBase (no code change) Reformated CValue.h (no code change) 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.h: Setting default Values in IValue-Factory 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp: CSputnikSSeries: Did not call Notify on the Data-State Capability. 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp: Added CSVDumper to Factory 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * src/Makefile.am: Addes CCSVDumper to normal build via configure 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/CValue.h, src/patterns/IValue.h: Added operator string() to the Value-Classes. This easies using of it a lot, if the value itself is not interesting but the info stored is. (Or, in other words: If you need to dump the infos, you don't need to know the type...) 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h: Backup-Checking: Intermediate Version of the CSV Writer 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h: Fixed Warning -- unused parameter 2009-07-12 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h: Added Suzpport for Arrays to CConfigHelper 2009-07-05 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h: Backup-Time... 2009-07-05 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h: Fixed memory leak -- IInverterBase::GetCapaNewIterator() needs a delete or auto_ptr afterwards 2009-07-05 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/CConfigHelper.cpp, src/configuration/CConfigHelper.h: Forgot to really add the ConfigHelper... 2009-07-05 Tobias Frost * src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp: IObserver-> checks now if already subscribed before doing something 2009-07-05 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: Tokenizer Bug -- sometimes the tokenizer did not correctly split the first token. (it gave all the string...) 2009-07-05 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Makefile.am, src/configuration/Registry.h: Added CConfigHelper -- This also fixes some bugs where type-checking of the configuration was not working. Updated Configuration related docs. 2009-07-04 Tobias Frost * .gitignore, Doxyfile, doxygen.css, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CCapability.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: - Documentation update (some doxygen problems solved...) - Specified CSV Logger Config Options. 2009-06-30 Tobias Frost * src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CCSVOutputFilter.h: Documented and started the CVS writing class. 2009-06-29 Tobias Frost * Doxyfile, doxygen.css, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/interfaces/CCapability.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.cpp: Continued some documentaion. 2009-06-27 Tobias Frost * : commit f885b75beeaf6b7c38e9f4900585b4e365e25ff7 Author: Tobias Frost Date: Sat Jun 27 14:06:37 2009 +0200 2009-06-27 Tobias Frost * Doxyfile, configure.in, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CCapability.cpp, src/interfaces/CCapability.h, src/porting.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Started to document 2009-06-26 Tobias Frost * WINDOWS.txt, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/__obsolete__/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/__obsolete__/CConnectTCP.h, src/__obsolete__/CMutexHelper.cpp, src/__obsolete__/CMutexHelper.h, src/__obsolete__/README.txt, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.h: remove Obsolete Files removed a typo in a member function 2009-06-24 Tobias Frost * .gitignore, ChangeLog, aclocal.m4, configure, configure.in, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/Makefile.am, src/__obsolete__/README.txt, src/config.h.in, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/porting.h: Changes since last commit: * Added some files for which autotools are needed to reconstruct. This is, as I had problems recreating them under cygwin. * ported to Win32. (Builds at least under XP and cygwin. ) (Closes BT-0000001) * CTimedWork: Fixed a bug that only showed on Win32. 2009-06-23 Tobias Frost * configure.in: Check added for cygwin WIN32-API Header. 2009-06-23 Tobias Frost * : commit 808d08134747fb0dee52a345cf3ef7b4a2931b52 Author: Tobias Frost Date: Fri Jun 19 23:48:39 2009 +0200 2009-06-19 Tobias Frost * ChangeLog, configure.in, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h, src/Inverters/BasicCommands.h, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CCapability.cpp, src/interfaces/CCapability.h, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.cpp, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.h, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/interfaces/factories/IInverterFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IInverterFactory.h, src/interfaces/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h, src/patterns/CValue.h, src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.cpp, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.h, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.h, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.h, src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Applied config.h-inclusion to all files. 2009-06-19 Tobias Frost * : commit acfdec93d4c920da02942c826adf0e070f89bcf3 Merge: 337ebe1 7331756 Author: Tobias Frost Date: Fri Jun 19 22:33:30 2009 +0200 2009-06-19 Tobias Frost * .gitignore: Adding gitignore... 2009-06-19 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, bootstrap.sh, configure.in, run_autotools.sh, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Makefile.am, src/config.h.in: Autotools: - Boost detection did not work properly (did not abort on some errors) - Boost asio detection changed to check the header only, as this is a header-only (and AX_BOOST_ASIO failed on the Win32 tries) - Added a two-stage Makefile.am -> src has now its own. - renamed run_autotools.sh to bootstrap.sh (as this one is more common) src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.[h|cpp] - Changed to avoid boost::regex dependency (this requires to hand-pick the asio headers) 2009-06-17 Tobias Frost * run_autotools.sh: added script for easy-auto-tools-generation 2009-06-17 Tobias Frost * Makefile.in, aclocal.m4, configure, debian/README.Debian, debian/changelog, debian/compat, debian/control, debian/copyright, debian/cron.d.ex, debian/dirs, debian/docs, debian/emacsen-install.ex, debian/emacsen-remove.ex, debian/emacsen-startup.ex, debian/files, debian/init.d.ex, debian/init.d.lsb.ex, debian/manpage.1.ex, debian/manpage.sgml.ex, debian/manpage.xml.ex, debian/menu.ex, debian/postinst.ex, debian/postrm.ex, debian/preinst.ex, debian/prerm.ex, debian/rules, debian/solarpowerlog.default.ex, debian/solarpowerlog.doc-base.EX, debian/solarpowerlog.substvars, debian/watch.ex: Adding files needed for debian package generation (directory debian) 2009-06-17 Tobias Frost * Makefile.am, configure.in, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Added Support for parsing the commandline (using liboost::programm options) - can specify the conffile now - prepared for debug level and daemonizing... 2009-06-15 Tobias Frost * AUTHORS, BUILDING, ChangeLog, INSTALL, Makefile.am, Makefile.in, NEWS, PLAN, README, aclocal.m4, config/config.guess, config/config.sub, config/depcomp, config/install-sh, config/missing, configure, configure.in, m4/ax_boost_asio.m4, m4/ax_boost_base.m4, m4/ax_boost_date_time.m4, m4/ax_boost_system.m4, m4/ax_boost_thread.m4, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/config.h.in, src/configuration/Registry.cpp: - Changed to autotools completed - As writing the autotools files, replaced the standalone asio library with the (almost identical) boost::asio - RELEASE 0.01 2009-06-14 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/Capabilites.h: Backup 2009-06-14 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/__obsolete__/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/__obsolete__/CConnectTCP.h, src/__obsolete__/CMutexHelper.cpp, src/__obsolete__/CMutexHelper.h, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.cpp, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.h, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Changed CWorkSchedule, CTimedWork to boost. 2009-06-13 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: get network frequency on Sputnik corrected. 2009-06-13 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCPAsio.h, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/Connections/factories/IConnectFactory.h, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/interfaces/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IConnectFactory.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: first working version with asio 2009-06-07 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Backup -- This time, solarpowerlog does something to stdout: Compile, launch and see yourself.. (Unfortunatly, there seems a bug in libcommonc++::TCPStream...: Cannot send two packages, if you've read from the stream. 2009-06-04 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/CDumpOutputFilter.h, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.cpp, src/DataFilters/interfaces/IDataFilter.h, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/CNestedCapaIterator.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/ICapaIterator.h, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/Inverters/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/interfaces/CCapability.h, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IDataFilterFactory.h, src/patterns/CValue.h, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.h, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Talked to the inverter, queriing some datas. (Seems to work) Now working on the DataFilters implementatoin. Added Infrastructure and a simple data dumper. (Not tested at all) 2009-06-01 Tobias Frost * src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Changed CWorkScheduler to use semaphores. No we can just call DoWork and thers no need to poll for work. 2009-06-01 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.h, src/Inverters/BasicCommands.h, src/Inverters/Capabilites.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/patterns/IValue.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Implemented most of the Sputnik inverter queries. Now we are ready to implement the query logic.... 2009-05-24 Tobias Frost * README, solarpowerlog.conf, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: The "it does something" commit. I just talked the very first time to the inverter... (and finding out, that the inverter cannot handle reponses longer than 255 bytes..) So new approach: Estimate the answer length and use that for how much commands to put in...) 2009-05-22 Tobias Frost * src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h: Backup 2009-05-22 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Time for backup... Implemented and basic-tested the tcp connector. 2009-05-22 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CCapability.h, src/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/interfaces/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IConnectFactory.h, src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: 2 Basic Capabilites added to IInverterBase Tested instanciation of Capabilites and Configuration Check of the Sputnik ones. 2009-05-22 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectTCP.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectTCP.h, src/Connections/ConnectionTCP.cpp, src/Connections/ConnectionTCP.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IConnectFactory.h: Renamed... 2009-05-22 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnectFactory.h, src/interfaces/IInverterFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/IInverterFactory.h, src/interfaces/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/InverterFactoryFactory.h, src/interfaces/factories/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IConnectFactory.h, src/interfaces/factories/IInverterFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/IInverterFactory.h, src/interfaces/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/factories/InverterFactoryFactory.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Moved factory patterns to own directory 2009-05-22 Tobias Frost * src/Connections/CConnectDummy.cpp, src/Connections/CConnectDummy.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/interfaces/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnectFactory.h: new CDummyConnection, making sure that we can easily check if a valid mode of comms are specified. 2009-05-21 Tobias Frost * solarpowerlog.conf, src/Connections/ConnectionTCP.cpp, src/Connections/ConnectionTCP.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.cpp, src/interfaces/CTimedWork.h, src/interfaces/IInverterFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/IInverterFactory.h, src/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/interfaces/InverterFactoryFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/InverterFactoryFactory.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Backup 2009-05-21 Tobias Frost * BUILDING, solarpowerlog.conf, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterFactorySputnik.h, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.cpp, src/Inverters/SputnikEngineering/CInverterSputnikSSeries.h, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Backing up 2009-05-19 Tobias Frost * src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Backup 2009-05-17 tobi * src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h: Implemented Scheduler. 2009-05-17 tobi * src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.cpp, src/interfaces/CMutexHelper.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.h: Mutex Helper -- helps not lettnig behind a locked mutex 2009-05-17 tobi * README: Added a README 2009-05-17 tobi * COPYING, COPYRIGHT, GPL, LGPL, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/CCapability.cpp, src/interfaces/CCapability.h, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.cpp, src/interfaces/CWorkScheduler.h, src/interfaces/IConnect.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnect.h, src/interfaces/IConnectFactory.cpp, src/interfaces/IConnectFactory.h, src/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/patterns/CValue.h, src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.cpp, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.h, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.h, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.h, src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: -- Added some classes -- Putting the whole thing under a license: GPL -- For the code-files, excluding the headers LPGL -- For the headers See Copying for details The idea behind this is to also allow "closed source" modules, for example if a vendor decidess that the protocol is "top secret" but allows us to also support his model... (No actual case, just learned from e.g navit) 2009-05-17 tobi * src/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/patterns/CValue.h, src/patterns/ICommand.cpp, src/patterns/ICommand.h, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.cpp, src/patterns/ICommandTarget.h, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.h, src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Backup 2009-05-16 tobi * BUILDING, src/InverterBase.cpp, src/InverterBase.h, src/Registry.cpp, src/Registry.h, src/configuration/Registry.cpp, src/configuration/Registry.h, src/interfaces/InverterBase.cpp, src/interfaces/InverterBase.h, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Moved to own directory 2009-05-15 tobi * BUILDING, solarpowerlog.conf: Backup 2009-05-15 tobi * src/InverterBase.h, src/Registry.cpp, src/patterns/ICapability.cpp, src/patterns/ICapability.h, src/patterns/IValue.cpp, src/patterns/IValue.h: Factory for Values done 2009-05-13 tobi * src/InverterBase.cpp, src/InverterBase.h, src/Registry.cpp, src/Registry.h, src/patterns/ICapability.cpp, src/patterns/ICapability.h, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverObserver.h, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.cpp, src/patterns/IObserverSubject.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Implemented Observer Pattern 2009-05-10 tobi * src/Registry.cpp, src/Registry.h, src/solarpowerlog.cpp: Backup. 2009-05-10 tobi * Initial Commit with some code.... solarpowerlog-0.24/PaxHeaders.22668/README0000644000175000017500000000013212045047172016256 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1351896698.282703851 30 atime=1352553982.975140247 30 ctime=1352556790.451562887 solarpowerlog-0.24/README0000644000175000017500000001041612045047172015176 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000WHAT IS SOLARPOWERLOG? ====================== The program's purpose is to track and log data from photo-voltaic inverters, collect power data and store them. Also a purpose is to provide an interface to extract the data, allowing applications like web site stats of the system. Currently, solarpowerlog is working with the Sputnik Solarmax inverter, but the framework supports any kind of inverters and even other energy generation systems. (Some coding required -- all it needs is to create the inverter class) Solarpowerlog, even some years old and quite stable, is alsway under development. If you are a coder, want to write docs, please see the "help wanted" section ;-) GETTING SUPPORT =============== For some online documentation please see: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/solarpowerlog/index.php Please also consider posting to the mailing lists if you need help: http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=259217 HELP WANTED =========== Any idea? Some programming skills? Missing a feature? Some spare time? You're at the right place! Any contribution is very welcome. Don't forget, this is the spirit of open source! Especially this fields needs support: - Write some user documentation. - Support for other inverters beside the Sputnik ones (to test the code, you should have acces to one) - Programming for some tools making use of the data. - Documentation (manuals, code documentation, examples, ....) - and bug crushing. (not that I am aware of bugs, but I'm sure they are hiding) - porters for Windows GETTING THE SOURCE ================== You either need to grab the sources as tarball from http://sourceforge.net/projects/solarpowerlog/files/solarpowerlog/ or you can use the git repository to get the latest source. The repository is located at: git://solarpowerlog.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/solarpowerlog/solarpowerlog and the command git clone git://solarpowerlog.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/solarpowerlog/solarpowerlog should get you a copy. solarpowerlog has currently those main branches: trunk -- development trunk debian -- repository to store debian packaging files upstream/x.yy -- snapshot for the releases (starting at 0.21) (master -- this was an ancient branch for the last release -- please do not use it) I recommend using the repository instead the relased tarballs. If you want to contribue, please make sure that you work on trunk. BUILDING ======== Option a) "normal way" (autotools) To build solarpowerlog, just use the usual ./bootstrap.sh ./configure make for a guide, please see the file INSTALL. (it will be created by ./bootstrap) Option b) make a Debian package Note: you'll need the Debian branch of the git repository. b1) Checkout the Debian branch, fast-forward the changes from the branch trunk (if wanted) and then build the package git checkout debian git merge trunk # merge latest changes (optional) dpkg-buildpackage b2) using tools/make-slp-dist You can also use make-slp-dist (in tools) to automate the building. However, you need to have - git installed and the solarpowerlog git repository available - pbuilder installed and setup - git2cl installed. make-slp-dist will then do the following: - issue make-dist and make-distcheck for basic checks, - then extract the tarball generated (from make-dist) into a staging directory (../stagedir-debbuild/solarpowerlog-) - merge the debian directory into the staging-directory - pdebuild from this directory - dpkg-buildpackage from this directory - run lintian on the generated package NOTE: make-slp-dist is crafted to suit MY machine, you might want to modify it, especially if you are not running on a triple core CPU. Build-dependencies: =================== To build under debian, you need to have the following packages installed: Minimal: autoconf libtool libconfig++-dev libboost-dev libboost-system-dev libboost-thread-dev libbost-program-options-dev libdbi-dev Full-fledged (additional) liblog4cxx10-dev Note: dpkg-buildpackage will always ask for the full set and it will tell you if something is missing. Note: apt-get build-dep solarpowerlog will get you started. CONFIGURATION FILE ================== Please see the directory example_confs for examples how to configure solarpowerlog. You can specify the config file to be used with the -c parameter: solarpowerlog -c solarpowerlog-0.24/PaxHeaders.22668/config0000644000175000017500000000013212047460366016574 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556790.651566062 30 atime=1352556793.243607263 30 ctime=1352556790.651566062 solarpowerlog-0.24/config/0000755000175000017500000000000012047460366015567 5ustar00tobitobi00000000000000solarpowerlog-0.24/config/PaxHeaders.22668/config.sub0000644000175000017500000000013212047460343020624 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1352556771.559262602 30 atime=1352556774.291306027 30 ctime=1352556790.623565621 solarpowerlog-0.24/config/config.sub0000755000175000017500000010532712047460343017555 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000#! /bin/sh # Configuration validation subroutine script. # Copyright (C) 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, # 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, # 2011, 2012 Free Software Foundation, Inc. timestamp='2012-04-18' # This file is (in principle) common to ALL GNU software. # The presence of a machine in this file suggests that SOME GNU software # can handle that machine. 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Return # result in func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result. func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 () { $opt_debug # awkward: cmd appends spaces to result func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result=`( cmd //c echo "$1" ) 2>/dev/null | $SED -e 's/[ ]*$//' -e "$lt_sed_naive_backslashify"` } #end: func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 # func_convert_file_check ARG1 ARG2 # Verify that ARG1 (a file name in $build format) was converted to $host # format in ARG2. Otherwise, emit an error message, but continue (resetting # func_to_host_file_result to ARG1). func_convert_file_check () { $opt_debug if test -z "$2" && test -n "$1" ; then func_error "Could not determine host file name corresponding to" func_error " \`$1'" func_error "Continuing, but uninstalled executables may not work." # Fallback: func_to_host_file_result="$1" fi } # end func_convert_file_check # func_convert_path_check FROM_PATHSEP TO_PATHSEP FROM_PATH TO_PATH # Verify that FROM_PATH (a path in $build format) was converted to $host # format in TO_PATH. 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See libtool.info. if test "x$1" != "x$2"; then lt_replace_pathsep_chars="s|$1|$2|g" func_to_host_path_result=`echo "$3" | $SED -e "$lt_replace_pathsep_chars"` else func_to_host_path_result="$3" fi fi } # end func_convert_path_check # func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep FRONTPAT BACKPAT REPL ORIG # Modifies func_to_host_path_result by prepending REPL if ORIG matches FRONTPAT # and appending REPL if ORIG matches BACKPAT. func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep () { $opt_debug case $4 in $1 ) func_to_host_path_result="$3$func_to_host_path_result" ;; esac case $4 in $2 ) func_append func_to_host_path_result "$3" ;; esac } # end func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ################################################## # $build to $host FILE NAME CONVERSION FUNCTIONS # ################################################## # invoked via `$to_host_file_cmd ARG' # # In each case, ARG is the path to be converted from $build to $host format. # Result will be available in $func_to_host_file_result. # func_to_host_file ARG # Converts the file name ARG from $build format to $host format. Return result # in func_to_host_file_result. func_to_host_file () { $opt_debug $to_host_file_cmd "$1" } # end func_to_host_file # func_to_tool_file ARG LAZY # converts the file name ARG from $build format to toolchain format. Return # result in func_to_tool_file_result. If the conversion in use is listed # in (the comma separated) LAZY, no conversion takes place. func_to_tool_file () { $opt_debug case ,$2, in *,"$to_tool_file_cmd",*) func_to_tool_file_result=$1 ;; *) $to_tool_file_cmd "$1" func_to_tool_file_result=$func_to_host_file_result ;; esac } # end func_to_tool_file # func_convert_file_noop ARG # Copy ARG to func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_noop () { func_to_host_file_result="$1" } # end func_convert_file_noop # func_convert_file_msys_to_w32 ARG # Convert file name ARG from (mingw) MSYS to (mingw) w32 format; automatic # conversion to w32 is not available inside the cwrapper. Returns result in # func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_msys_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 "$1" func_to_host_file_result="$func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result" fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_msys_to_w32 # func_convert_file_cygwin_to_w32 ARG # Convert file name ARG from Cygwin to w32 format. Returns result in # func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_cygwin_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # because $build is cygwin, we call "the" cygpath in $PATH; no need to use # LT_CYGPATH in this case. func_to_host_file_result=`cygpath -m "$1"` fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_cygwin_to_w32 # func_convert_file_nix_to_w32 ARG # Convert file name ARG from *nix to w32 format. Requires a wine environment # and a working winepath. Returns result in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_nix_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then func_convert_core_file_wine_to_w32 "$1" func_to_host_file_result="$func_convert_core_file_wine_to_w32_result" fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_nix_to_w32 # func_convert_file_msys_to_cygwin ARG # Convert file name ARG from MSYS to Cygwin format. Requires LT_CYGPATH set. # Returns result in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_msys_to_cygwin () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 "$1" func_cygpath -u "$func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result" func_to_host_file_result="$func_cygpath_result" fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_msys_to_cygwin # func_convert_file_nix_to_cygwin ARG # Convert file name ARG from *nix to Cygwin format. Requires Cygwin installed # in a wine environment, working winepath, and LT_CYGPATH set. Returns result # in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_file_nix_to_cygwin () { $opt_debug func_to_host_file_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # convert from *nix to w32, then use cygpath to convert from w32 to cygwin. func_convert_core_file_wine_to_w32 "$1" func_cygpath -u "$func_convert_core_file_wine_to_w32_result" func_to_host_file_result="$func_cygpath_result" fi func_convert_file_check "$1" "$func_to_host_file_result" } # end func_convert_file_nix_to_cygwin ############################################# # $build to $host PATH CONVERSION FUNCTIONS # ############################################# # invoked via `$to_host_path_cmd ARG' # # In each case, ARG is the path to be converted from $build to $host format. # The result will be available in $func_to_host_path_result. # # Path separators are also converted from $build format to $host format. If # ARG begins or ends with a path separator character, it is preserved (but # converted to $host format) on output. # # All path conversion functions are named using the following convention: # file name conversion function : func_convert_file_X_to_Y () # path conversion function : func_convert_path_X_to_Y () # where, for any given $build/$host combination the 'X_to_Y' value is the # same. If conversion functions are added for new $build/$host combinations, # the two new functions must follow this pattern, or func_init_to_host_path_cmd # will break. # func_init_to_host_path_cmd # Ensures that function "pointer" variable $to_host_path_cmd is set to the # appropriate value, based on the value of $to_host_file_cmd. to_host_path_cmd= func_init_to_host_path_cmd () { $opt_debug if test -z "$to_host_path_cmd"; then func_stripname 'func_convert_file_' '' "$to_host_file_cmd" to_host_path_cmd="func_convert_path_${func_stripname_result}" fi } # func_to_host_path ARG # Converts the path ARG from $build format to $host format. Return result # in func_to_host_path_result. func_to_host_path () { $opt_debug func_init_to_host_path_cmd $to_host_path_cmd "$1" } # end func_to_host_path # func_convert_path_noop ARG # Copy ARG to func_to_host_path_result. func_convert_path_noop () { func_to_host_path_result="$1" } # end func_convert_path_noop # func_convert_path_msys_to_w32 ARG # Convert path ARG from (mingw) MSYS to (mingw) w32 format; automatic # conversion to w32 is not available inside the cwrapper. Returns result in # func_to_host_path_result. func_convert_path_msys_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # Remove leading and trailing path separator characters from ARG. MSYS # behavior is inconsistent here; cygpath turns them into '.;' and ';.'; # and winepath ignores them completely. func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" func_to_host_path_result="$func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result" func_convert_path_check : ";" \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" ";" "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_msys_to_w32 # func_convert_path_cygwin_to_w32 ARG # Convert path ARG from Cygwin to w32 format. Returns result in # func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_path_cygwin_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # See func_convert_path_msys_to_w32: func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_to_host_path_result=`cygpath -m -p "$func_to_host_path_tmp1"` func_convert_path_check : ";" \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" ";" "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_cygwin_to_w32 # func_convert_path_nix_to_w32 ARG # Convert path ARG from *nix to w32 format. Requires a wine environment and # a working winepath. Returns result in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_path_nix_to_w32 () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # See func_convert_path_msys_to_w32: func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_convert_core_path_wine_to_w32 "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" func_to_host_path_result="$func_convert_core_path_wine_to_w32_result" func_convert_path_check : ";" \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" ";" "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_nix_to_w32 # func_convert_path_msys_to_cygwin ARG # Convert path ARG from MSYS to Cygwin format. Requires LT_CYGPATH set. # Returns result in func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_path_msys_to_cygwin () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # See func_convert_path_msys_to_w32: func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_convert_core_msys_to_w32 "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" func_cygpath -u -p "$func_convert_core_msys_to_w32_result" func_to_host_path_result="$func_cygpath_result" func_convert_path_check : : \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" : "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_msys_to_cygwin # func_convert_path_nix_to_cygwin ARG # Convert path ARG from *nix to Cygwin format. Requires Cygwin installed in a # a wine environment, working winepath, and LT_CYGPATH set. Returns result in # func_to_host_file_result. func_convert_path_nix_to_cygwin () { $opt_debug func_to_host_path_result="$1" if test -n "$1"; then # Remove leading and trailing path separator characters from # ARG. msys behavior is inconsistent here, cygpath turns them # into '.;' and ';.', and winepath ignores them completely. func_stripname : : "$1" func_to_host_path_tmp1=$func_stripname_result func_convert_core_path_wine_to_w32 "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" func_cygpath -u -p "$func_convert_core_path_wine_to_w32_result" func_to_host_path_result="$func_cygpath_result" func_convert_path_check : : \ "$func_to_host_path_tmp1" "$func_to_host_path_result" func_convert_path_front_back_pathsep ":*" "*:" : "$1" fi } # end func_convert_path_nix_to_cygwin # func_mode_compile arg... func_mode_compile () { $opt_debug # Get the compilation command and the source file. base_compile= srcfile="$nonopt" # always keep a non-empty value in "srcfile" suppress_opt=yes suppress_output= arg_mode=normal libobj= later= pie_flag= for arg do case $arg_mode in arg ) # do not "continue". Instead, add this to base_compile lastarg="$arg" arg_mode=normal ;; target ) libobj="$arg" arg_mode=normal continue ;; normal ) # Accept any command-line options. case $arg in -o) test -n "$libobj" && \ func_fatal_error "you cannot specify \`-o' more than once" arg_mode=target continue ;; -pie | -fpie | -fPIE) func_append pie_flag " $arg" continue ;; -shared | -static | -prefer-pic | -prefer-non-pic) func_append later " $arg" continue ;; -no-suppress) suppress_opt=no continue ;; -Xcompiler) arg_mode=arg # the next one goes into the "base_compile" arg list continue # The current "srcfile" will either be retained or ;; # replaced later. 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"(empty)" : nonnull (s); } void lt_setenv (const char *name, const char *value) { lt_debugprintf (__FILE__, __LINE__, "(lt_setenv) setting '%s' to '%s'\n", nonnull (name), nonnull (value)); { #ifdef HAVE_SETENV /* always make a copy, for consistency with !HAVE_SETENV */ char *str = xstrdup (value); setenv (name, str, 1); #else int len = strlen (name) + 1 + strlen (value) + 1; char *str = XMALLOC (char, len); sprintf (str, "%s=%s", name, value); if (putenv (str) != EXIT_SUCCESS) { XFREE (str); } #endif } } char * lt_extend_str (const char *orig_value, const char *add, int to_end) { char *new_value; if (orig_value && *orig_value) { int orig_value_len = strlen (orig_value); int add_len = strlen (add); new_value = XMALLOC (char, add_len + orig_value_len + 1); if (to_end) { strcpy (new_value, orig_value); strcpy (new_value + orig_value_len, add); } else { strcpy (new_value, add); strcpy (new_value + add_len, orig_value); } } else { new_value = xstrdup (add); } return new_value; } void lt_update_exe_path (const char *name, const char *value) { lt_debugprintf (__FILE__, __LINE__, "(lt_update_exe_path) modifying '%s' by prepending '%s'\n", nonnull (name), nonnull (value)); if (name && *name && value && *value) { char *new_value = lt_extend_str (getenv (name), value, 0); /* some systems can't cope with a ':'-terminated path #' */ int len = strlen (new_value); while (((len = strlen (new_value)) > 0) && IS_PATH_SEPARATOR (new_value[len-1])) { new_value[len-1] = '\0'; } lt_setenv (name, new_value); XFREE (new_value); } } void lt_update_lib_path (const char *name, const char *value) { lt_debugprintf (__FILE__, __LINE__, "(lt_update_lib_path) modifying '%s' by prepending '%s'\n", nonnull (name), nonnull (value)); if (name && *name && value && *value) { char *new_value = lt_extend_str (getenv (name), value, 0); lt_setenv (name, new_value); XFREE (new_value); } } EOF case $host_os in mingw*) cat <<"EOF" /* Prepares an argument vector before calling spawn(). 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For the type of license, please see the file COPYING solarpowerlog-0.24/PaxHeaders.22668/solarpowerlog.10000644000175000017500000000013211727405165020365 xustar000000000000000030 mtime=1331563125.828855415 30 atime=1352553982.895138942 30 ctime=1352556790.559564598 solarpowerlog-0.24/solarpowerlog.10000644000175000017500000000370611727405165017311 0ustar00tobitobi00000000000000.\" Hey, EMACS: -*- nroff -*- .\" First parameter, NAME, should be all caps .\" Second parameter, SECTION, should be 1-8, maybe w/ subsection .\" other parameters are allowed: see man(7), man(1) .\" Please adjust this date whenever revising the manpage. .\" .\" Some roff macros, for reference: .\" .nh disable hyphenation .\" .hy enable hyphenation .\" .ad l left justify .\" .ad b justify to both left and right margins .\" .nf disable filling .\" .fi enable filling .\" .br insert line break .\" .sp insert n+1 empty lines .\" for manpage-specific macros, see man(7) .TH "SOLARPOWERLOG" "1" "June 16, 2009" "" "" .SH "NAME" solarpowerlog \- queries data from a photovoltaic inverter .SH "SYNOPSIS" .B solarpowerlog .RI [ options ] .br .SH "DESCRIPTION" The program trackd and logd data from photovoltaic inverters, collect power data and store them. .SH "OPTIONS" The program follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`\-'). 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