cellular_at_core.h File Reference

#include <stdbool.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdint.h>

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Macros
#define	CELLULAR_AT_MAX_STRING_SIZE   ( 256U )
	Maximum size of an AT string.
#define	CELLULAR_AT_MAX_PREFIX_SIZE   ( 32 )
	Maximum size of an AT prefix.
#define	ARRY_SIZE(x)   ( sizeof( x ) / sizeof( x[ 0 ] ) )
	The array size of an array.

Enumerations
enum	CellularATError_t {   CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS = 0 , CELLULAR_AT_BAD_PARAMETER , CELLULAR_AT_NO_MEMORY , CELLULAR_AT_UNSUPPORTED ,   CELLULAR_AT_MODEM_ERROR , CELLULAR_AT_ERROR , CELLULAR_AT_UNKNOWN }
	Represents error codes returned from AT Core APIs. More...

Functions
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATRemovePrefix (char **ppString)
	Remove prefix from a string. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATRemoveLeadingWhiteSpaces (char **ppString)
	Remove all leading white spaces from an AT response. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATRemoveTrailingWhiteSpaces (char *pString)
	Remove all trailing white spaces from an AT response. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATRemoveAllWhiteSpaces (char *pString)
	Remove all white spaces from an AT response. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATRemoveOutermostDoubleQuote (char **ppString)
	Remove outermost double quotes from an AT response. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATRemoveAllDoubleQuote (char *pString)
	Remove all double quotes from an AT response. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATGetNextTok (char **ppString, char **ppTokOutput)
	Extract the next token based on comma (',') as delimiter. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATGetSpecificNextTok (char **ppString, const char *pDelimiter, char **ppTokOutput)
	Extract the next token based on the provided delimiter. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATHexStrToHex (const char *pString, uint8_t *pHexData, uint16_t hexDataLen)
	Convert HEX string to HEX. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATIsStrDigit (const char *pString, bool *pResult)
	Check if a string is numeric. More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATIsPrefixPresent (const char *pString, bool *pResult)
	check if a string as prefix present by determine present of ':' More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATStrDup (char **ppDst, const char *pSrc)
	duplicate string from pSrc to ppDst, malloc is use to allocate mem space for ppDst More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATStrStartWith (const char *pString, const char *pPrefix, bool *pResult)
	check if a string starts with certain prefix More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATcheckErrorCode (const char *pInputBuf, const char *const *const ppKeyList, size_t keyListLen, bool *pResult)
	check if certain success code/error code present in the input buffer More...
CellularATError_t	Cellular_ATStrtoi (const char *pStr, int32_t base, int32_t *pResult)
	Convert string to int32_t. More...

Enumeration Type Documentation

CellularATError_t

enum CellularATError_t

Represents error codes returned from AT Core APIs.

Enumerator
CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS	The operation was successful.
CELLULAR_AT_BAD_PARAMETER	One or more of the input parameters is not valid.
CELLULAR_AT_NO_MEMORY	Memory allocation failure.
CELLULAR_AT_UNSUPPORTED	The operation is not supported.
CELLULAR_AT_MODEM_ERROR	Error in modem response.
CELLULAR_AT_ERROR	Generic Error or boolean false.
CELLULAR_AT_UNKNOWN	Any other error other than the above mentioned ones.

Function Documentation

Cellular_ATRemovePrefix()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATRemovePrefix

(

char **

ppString

)

Remove prefix from a string.

Many AT responses contain prefix of the form +XXXX. This function removes the prefix by moving the pointer after the prefix. For example:

Input: +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+ | + | C | P | I | N | : | R | E | A | D | Y | +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+ ^ | *ppString

Output: +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+ | + | C | P | I | N | : | R | E | A | D | Y | +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+ ^ | *ppString

Note that a prefix is always followed by colon (':') and this function removes colon as well.

Parameters

[in,out]

ppString

The AT response to remove the prefix from. In case of success, the pointer is updated to move past the prefix.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATRemoveLeadingWhiteSpaces()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATRemoveLeadingWhiteSpaces

(

char **

ppString

)

Remove all leading white spaces from an AT response.

Leading white spaces are removed by updating the pointer to the first non-white space character. For example:

Input: +–+–+–+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+ | | | | r | e | s | p | o | n | s | e | '\0' | +–+–+–+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+ ^ | *ppString

Output: +–+–+–+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+ | | | | r | e | s | p | o | n | s | e | '\0' | +–+–+–+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+ ^ | *ppString

Parameters

[in,out]

ppString

The AT response to remove the leading white spaces from. In case of success, the pointer is updated to the first non white space character.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATRemoveTrailingWhiteSpaces()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATRemoveTrailingWhiteSpaces

(

char *

pString

)

Remove all trailing white spaces from an AT response.

Trailing spaces are removed by making the character next to the last non white space character NULL ('\0'). For example:

Input: +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+–+–+–+---—+ | r | e | s | p | o | n | s | e | | | | '\0' | +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+–+–+–+---—+

Output: +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+–+–+---—+ | r | e | s | p | o | n | s | e | '\0' | | | '\0' | +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+–+–+---—+

Parameters

[in,out]

pString

The AT response to remove the trailing white spaces from.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATRemoveAllWhiteSpaces()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATRemoveAllWhiteSpaces

(

char *

pString

)

Remove all white spaces from an AT response.

White spaces are removed by copying the non-white space characters to the beginning. The character next to the last non-white space character is set to the null character ('\0'). For example:

Input: +–+–+–+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+– +—+---—+ | | | | r | e | s | p | | o | n | s | e | '\0' | +–+–+–+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+

Output: +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+---—+ | r | e | s | p | o | n | s | e | '\0' | '\0' | +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+---—+

Parameters

[in,out]

pString

The AT response to remove the white spaces from.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATRemoveOutermostDoubleQuote()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATRemoveOutermostDoubleQuote

(

char **

ppString

)

Remove outermost double quotes from an AT response.

If the first character is double quote, it is removed by updating the pointer to point to the next character. If the last character is double quote, it is removed by making it the null character. Nothing else is done in any other case. For example:

Input: +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+ | " | r | e | s | p | o | n | s | e | " | '\0' | +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+ ^ | *ppString

Output: +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+---—+ | " | r | e | s | p | o | n | s | e | '\0' | '\0' | +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+---—+ ^ | *ppString

Parameters

[in,out]

ppString

The AT response to remove the double quotes from.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATRemoveAllDoubleQuote()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATRemoveAllDoubleQuote

(

char *

pString

)

Remove all double quotes from an AT response.

Double quotes are removed by copying all the other characters to the beginning. The character next to the last character is set to the null character ('\0'). For example:

Input: +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+ | " | r | e | s | " | p | " | o | n | s | e | " | '\0' | +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+

Output: +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+—+—+—+---—+ | r | e | s | p | o | n | s | e | '\0' | s | e | " | '\0' | +—+—+—+—+—+—+—+—+---—+—+—+—+---—+

Parameters

[in,out]

pString

The AT response to remove the double quotes from.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATGetNextTok()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATGetNextTok	(	char **	ppString,
		char **	ppTokOutput
	)

Extract the next token based on comma (',') as delimiter.

Parameters

[in,out]	ppString	The AT response to extract the token from.
[in,out]	ppTokOutput	The output parameter to return the location of the token.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATGetSpecificNextTok()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATGetSpecificNextTok	(	char **	ppString,
		const char *	pDelimiter,
		char **	ppTokOutput
	)

Extract the next token based on the provided delimiter.

This function uses *ppATResponse as the starting location to scan for tokens which are sequences of contiguous characters separated by delimiters. When it finds a token, *ppOutToken is updated to point to starting location of the token and *ppATResponse is updated to point to the next character after the token. This ensures that the next call to this function will extract the next occurrence of the token.

Parameters

[in,out]	ppString	The AT response to extract the token from.
[in]	pDelimiter	The delimiter string.
[in,out]	ppTokOutput	The output parameter to return the location of the token.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATHexStrToHex()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATHexStrToHex	(	const char *	pString,
		uint8_t *	pHexData,
		uint16_t	hexDataLen
	)

Convert HEX string to HEX.

This function requires the provided string to be of even length and returns CELLULAR_AT_BAD_PARAMETER if it is not. It also requires the output buffer to be of exactly half the length of the given hex string to ensure that it exactly fits the converted data.

It reads two characters and constructs a HEX byte by treating them upper and lower nibble of the byte. For example:

Input: +—+—+—+—+---—+ | 1 | 0 | A | B | '\0' | +—+—+—+—+---—+

Output: +-—+--—+---—+ | 16 | 171 | '\0' | +-—+--—+---—+

Decimal 16 is 0x10 and decimal 171 is 0xAB.

Parameters

[in]	pString	The hex string to convert to HEX.
[out]	pHexData	The buffer to return the converted HEX data into.
[in]	hexDataLen	The length of the buffer.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATIsStrDigit()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATIsStrDigit	(	const char *	pString,
		bool *	pResult
	)

Check if a string is numeric.

A string is numeric if all the characters in it are digits. For example, "1234" is numeric but "123YD" is not because 'Y' and 'D' are not digits.

Parameters

[in]	pString	The input string to check.
[out]	pResult	The bool output parameter to return whether or not the string is numeric.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATIsPrefixPresent()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATIsPrefixPresent	(	const char *	pString,
		bool *	pResult
	)

check if a string as prefix present by determine present of ':'

Parameters

[in]	pString	input string
[out]	pResult	The bool output parameter to return whether or not the string is numeric.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATStrDup()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATStrDup	(	char **	ppDst,
		const char *	pSrc
	)

duplicate string from pSrc to ppDst, malloc is use to allocate mem space for ppDst

Parameters

[in]	pSrc	input string to be copied
[out]	ppDst	destination pointer

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATStrStartWith()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATStrStartWith	(	const char *	pString,
		const char *	pPrefix,
		bool *	pResult
	)

check if a string starts with certain prefix

Parameters

[in]	pString	input string
[in]	pPrefix	input prefix
[out]	pResult	return true if prefix is at start of pString, else false

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATcheckErrorCode()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATcheckErrorCode	(	const char *	pInputBuf,
		const char *const *const	ppKeyList,
		size_t	keyListLen,
		bool *	pResult
	)

check if certain success code/error code present in the input buffer

Parameters

[in]	pInputBuf	the haystack buffer
[in]	ppKeyList	list of keys
[in]	keyListLen	size of the keyList array
[out]	pResult	return true if any of Keys in ppKeyList is found in is at start of pString, else false

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.

Cellular_ATStrtoi()

CellularATError_t Cellular_ATStrtoi	(	const char *	pStr,
		int32_t	base,
		int32_t *	pResult
	)

Convert string to int32_t.

Parameters

[in]	pStr	the input string buffer.
[in]	base	Numerical base (radix) of pStr. Input string should not contain leading space or zero.
[out]	pResult	converted int32_t result.

Returns

CELLULAR_AT_SUCCESS if the operation is successful, otherwise an error code indicating the cause of the error.