Raspberry Pi Pico driver class collection

A Collection of the Raspberry Pi Pico/Pico2 classes. Also, a SDK API wrapper class is provided.

An online HTML documentation is available for the details of the APIs.

Details

This class collection ( or class library ) encapsules the certain data structure of Pico SDK behind the classes. And it also allows programmers to use the dependency-injection in their projects. So, programmers can test their code with Google Test before testing on the target hardware.

The following classes are provided in this version.

Class	Header file	Description
::rpp_driver::SdkWrapper	sdk/sdkwrapper.hpp	Wrapper class of Pico SDK
::rpp_driver::GpioBasic	gpio/gpiobasic.hpp	Basic GPIO controller
::rpp_driver::I2cMaster	i2c/i2cmaster.hpp	I2C Master controller
::rpp_driver::I2sSlaveDuplex	i2s/i2sslaveduplex.hpp	Polling based PIO I2S driver
::rpp_driver::Adau1361	codec/adau1361.hpp	Audio CODEC driver
::rpp_driver::UmbAdau1361Lower	codec/umbadau1361lower.hpp	CODEC lower driver dedicated to UMB-ADAU1361-A board

How to obtain this project

The newest copy of this project is found in the GitHub repository.

Run the following command to obtain this project from CLI:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/suikan4github/rpp_driver.git

How to obtain the sample programs

The newest copy of the sample programs are found in the GitHub repository.

Run the following command to obtain the sample from CLI:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/suikan4github/rpp_driver-sample.git

Tools and building

How to install the tools

To build the sample program and/or test program, you need to install the build tools. The followings are the command to install these tools on Ubuntu.

apt-get -y update
apt-get -y install build-essential cmake ninja-build git 
apt-get -y install gcc-arm-none-eabi libnewlib-arm-none-eabi
apt-get -y install doxygen graphviz

How to build the tests

The driver classes are tested by GoogleTest and fff. Follow the procedure to build the tests.

From the repository root ( where this README.md stays), run the following commands.

mkdir build
cmake -B build -S . -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=gcc -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=g++ 
cmake --build build --config Debug --target all

How to build the document

An API document is provided as HTML files. To obtain it, run doxygen at the project root ( where the README.md exists).

doxygen

The documentation will be generated under the docs/html/ subdirectory.

Integration to your RasPi Pico project

To use the rpp_driver, as a first step, you need to add following lines into your CMakeLists.txt.

add_subdirectory(rpp_driver)

target_link_libraries(${PROJECT_NAME}  pico_stdlib 
                                        rpp_driver)

Note : Beside of rpp_driver, link the Raspberry Pi Pico SDK libraries as needed.

By linking rpp_driver library, the include path for the source code are set automatically.

License

This project is provided under MIT License.

Copyright

@author Seiichi Horie