The FAT32 Embedded Flash File System for Flash Cards, EFFS-FAT
#include< api_f.h>
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Topics
	FAT File System Seek Codes

Macros
#define	f_delvolume(drvnumber)
	Un-mounts a flash card.
#define	f_getfreespace(drivenum, pspace)
	Provides information about the drive space usage.
#define	f_chdir(dirname)
	Change the directory.
#define	f_mkdir(dirname)
	Makes a new directory.
#define	f_rmdir(dirname)
	Removes a directory.
#define	f_findfirst(filename, find)
	Find the first file or subdirectory in a specified directory.
#define	f_findnext(find)
	Finds the next file or subdirectory in a specified directory after a previous call to f_findfirst() or f_findnext().
#define	f_close(filehandle)
	Closes an opened file.
#define	f_open(filename, mode)
	Opens a file in the file system.
#define	f_read(buf, size, size_st, filehandle)
	Read data from the current position in a file.
#define	f_write(buf, size, size_st, filehandle)
	Write data to the file at the current position.
#define	f_seek(filehandle, offset, whence)
	Move the stream position of an open file.
#define	f_rewind(filehandle)
	Sets the file position in the open target file to the start of the file.
#define	f_eof(filehandle)
	Check whether the current position in the open target file is the end of the file.
#define	f_gettimedate(filename, pctime, pcdate)
	Get the time and date of a file or directory.
#define	f_settimedate(filename, ctime, cdate)
	Set the time and date of a file or directory.
#define	f_delete(filename)
	Deletes a file.

Functions
int	f_enterFS (void)
	Adds a new task priority to the task list used by the file system.
void	f_releaseFS (void)
	Removes a task priority from the task list used by the file system.

Detailed Description

The FAT32 Embedded Flash File System for Flash Cards, EFFS-FAT
#include< api_f.h>
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Macro Definition Documentation

◆ f_chdir

#define f_chdir ( dirname )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_chdir(dirname)

Change the directory.

Parameters

dirname The directory to change to.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If able to change to the directory
!F_NO_ERROR	If unable to change to the directory

See also: f_mkdir(); f_rmdir()

◆ f_close

#define f_close ( filehandle )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_close(filehandle)

Closes an opened file.

Parameters

filehandle A handle to the file to close.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If able to close the file
!F_NO_ERROR	If unable to close the file

◆ f_delete

#define f_delete ( filename )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_delete(filename)

Deletes a file.

A read-only or open file cannot be deleted.

Parameters

filename The name of the file to be deleted.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If able to delete the file
!F_NO_ERROR	If unable to delete the file

◆ f_delvolume

#define f_delvolume ( drvnumber )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_delvolume(drvnumber)

Un-mounts a flash card.

Parameters

drvnumber The drive to be un-mount.

◆ f_eof

#define f_eof ( filehandle )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_eof(filehandle)

Check whether the current position in the open target file is the end of the file.

Parameters

filehandle A handle to the file to check.

Return values

0	Nothing at the end of the file
!0	The end of the file, or an error

◆ f_findfirst

#define f_findfirst	(		filename,
			find )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_findfirst(filename, find)

Find the first file or subdirectory in a specified directory.

Note: If this is called with "*.*" and this is not the root directory, the first entry found will be ".", which is the current directory.

Parameters

filename	The name of the file to find.
find	Where to store the found information.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If the file was found
!F_NO_ERROR	If the file wasn't found or there are errors

See also: f_findnext()

◆ f_findnext

#define f_findnext ( find )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_findnext(find)

Finds the next file or subdirectory in a specified directory after a previous call to f_findfirst() or f_findnext().

Note: If this is called with "*.*" and this is not the root directory, the first entry found will be ".", which is the current directory.

Parameters

find	Where to store the found information.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If the file was found
!F_NO_ERROR	If the file wasn't found or there are errors

See also: f_findfirst()

◆ f_getfreespace

#define f_getfreespace	(		drivenum,
			pspace )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_getfreespace(drivenum, pspace)

Provides information about the drive space usage.

Parameters

drivenum	The drive number to get space usage for.
pspace	The structure to store the usage information in.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If able to get the drive space usage
!F_NO_ERROR	If unable to get the drive space usage

◆ f_gettimedate

#define f_gettimedate	(	filename,
		pctime,
		pcdate )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_gettimedate(filename, pctime, pcdate)

Get the time and date of a file or directory.

Parameters

	filename	The name of the file or directory to modify.
[out]	pctime	A pointer to store the creation time of the file or directory.
[out]	pcdate	A pointer to store the creation date of the file or directory.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If able to get time and date
!F_NO_ERROR	If unable to get time and date

◆ f_mkdir

#define f_mkdir ( dirname )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_mkdir(dirname)

Makes a new directory.

Parameters

dirname The name to use for the new directory.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If able to make the directory
!F_NO_ERROR	If unable to make the directory

See also: f_chdir(); f_rmdir()

◆ f_open

#define f_open	(		filename,
			mode )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_open(filename, mode)

Opens a file in the file system.

Parameters

filename The name of the file to open.

mode

The mode to open the file in. The following options are available:

"r": Reading. The stream is positioned at the beginning of the file.
"r+": Reading and writing. The stream is positioned at the beginning of the file.
"w": Truncate file to 0 length or create for writing. The stream is positioned at the beginning of the file.
"w+": Reading and writing. Create if it doesn't exist, or truncate if it does. The stream is positioned at the beginning of the file.
"a": Append, and create if it doesn't exist. The stream is positioned at the end of the file.
"a+": Reading and appending, and create if it doesn't exist. The stream is positioned at the end of the file.

Return values

F_FILE*	Pointer to the file if it could be opened
0	If it a file could not be opened

See also: f_close()

◆ f_read

#define f_read	(	buf,
		size,
		size_st,
		filehandle )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_read(buf, size, size_st, filehandle)

Read data from the current position in a file.

Parameters

buf	A pointer where the data should be read.
size	The size of the items to be read.
size_st	The number of items to be read.
filehandle	A handle to the file to read to.

Returns: The number of items read.

◆ f_rewind

#define f_rewind ( filehandle )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_rewind(filehandle)

Sets the file position in the open target file to the start of the file.

Parameters

filehandle A handle to the file operate on.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If successful
!F_NO_ERROR	If there was an error

◆ f_rmdir

#define f_rmdir ( dirname )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_rmdir(dirname)

Removes a directory.

Note: The target directory must be empty, otherwise an error code is returned.

Parameters

dirname The name of the directory to remove.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If able to remove the directory
!F_NO_ERROR	If unable to remove the directory

See also: f_chdir(); f_mkdir()

◆ f_seek

#define f_seek	(	filehandle,
		offset,
		whence )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_seek(filehandle, offset, whence)

Move the stream position of an open file.

Parameters

filehandle	A handle to the file to move the position of.
offset	The relative byte position according to whence.
whence	Where to calculate the offset from. Can be a value from FAT File System Seek Codes.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If the seek operation was successful
!F_NO_ERROR	If there was an error

◆ f_settimedate

#define f_settimedate	(	filename,
		ctime,
		cdate )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_settimedate(filename, ctime, cdate)

Set the time and date of a file or directory.

Parameters

filename	The name of the file or directory to modify.
ctime	The creation time of the file or directory.
cdate	The creation date of the file or directory.

Return values

F_NO_ERROR	If able to set time and date
!F_NO_ERROR	If unable to set time and date

◆ f_write

#define f_write	(	buf,
		size,
		size_st,
		filehandle )

#include <api_f.h>

Value:

fm_write(buf, size, size_st, filehandle)

Write data to the file at the current position.

Parameters

buf	A pointer to the data to write.
size	The size of the items to write.
size_st	The number of items to write.
filehandle	A handle to the file to write to.

Returns: The number of items written.

Function Documentation

◆ f_enterFS()

int f_enterFS ( void )

extern

#include <api_f.h>

Adds a new task priority to the task list used by the file system.

This function needs to be called when a new task wants to use the file system, before any other calls to other file system functions. Up to 10 tasks can be assigned to use the file system at any given time.

Note: The task priority level is associated with the task list, not the task itself. This means that a task switched priority levels and still wants to use the file system, it will need to be called again.

Return values

0	If successful
!0	If there were errors

See also: f_releaseFS()

◆ f_releaseFS()

void f_releaseFS ( void )

extern

#include <api_f.h>

Removes a task priority from the task list used by the file system.

When a task no longer needs to use the file system, or prior to task changing priorities, this should be called. In the case of a task changing priorities, if access to the file system is still desired, another call to f_enterFS() should be made.

See also: f_releaseFS()

Topics

Macros

Functions

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ f_chdir

◆ f_close

◆ f_delete

◆ f_delvolume

◆ f_eof

◆ f_findfirst

◆ f_findnext

◆ f_getfreespace

◆ f_gettimedate

◆ f_mkdir

◆ f_open

◆ f_read

◆ f_rewind

◆ f_rmdir

◆ f_seek

◆ f_settimedate

◆ f_write

Function Documentation

◆ f_enterFS()

◆ f_releaseFS()