Christian Mueller e706b22f31 Add design specification for LoRaWAN Web Portal
Based on Pflichtenheft v2.2, documents the full system design
including daemon, API, frontend, and infrastructure with agreed
deviations (Axum 0.8, SQLx 0.8, Vite 6, Tailwind 4).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-19 22:27:49 +01:00

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/*
Module: lmic_compliance.h
Function:
Internal header file for compliance-related work.
Copyright notice and license info:
See LICENSE file accompanying this project.
Author:
Terry Moore, MCCI Corporation March 2019
Description:
This header file allows us to break up the compliance
functions into multiple .c files if we wish.
*/
#ifndef _lmic_compliance_h_ /* prevent multiple includes */
#define _lmic_compliance_h_
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C"{
#endif
#ifndef _lmic_h_
# include "lmic.h"
#endif
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdint.h>
typedef struct lmic_compliance_s lmic_compliance_t;
// concrete type for the state enumeration for the compliance engine.
typedef uint8_t lmic_compliance_state_t;
enum lmic_compliance_state_e {
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_STATE_IDLE = 0, // app state
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_STATE_STOPPING = 1, // transitioning back to app
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_STATE_ACTIVATING = 2, // transitioning to compliance state
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_STATE_ACTIVE = 3, // in compliance state
};
// return true if a state value indicates that the FSM is active.
static inline bool
lmic_compliance_state_IsActive(lmic_compliance_state_t s) {
return s >= LMIC_COMPLIANCE_STATE_ACTIVATING;
}
// events from the outside world to the FSM
typedef uint8_t lmic_compliance_eventflags_t;
enum lmic_compliance_eventflags_e {
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_EVENT_ACTIVATE = 1u << 0,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_EVENT_DEACTIVATE = 1u << 1,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_EVENT_TIMER_EXPIRED = 1u << 2,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_EVENT_UPLINK_COMPLETE = 1u << 3,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_EVENT_ECHO_REQUEST = 1u << 4,
};
typedef uint8_t lmic_compliance_fsmflags_t;
enum lmic_compliance_fsmflags_e {
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSM_ACTIVE = 1u << 0,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSM_REENTERED = 1u << 1,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSM_CONFIRM = 1u << 2,
};
typedef uint8_t lmic_compliance_fsmstate_t;
enum lmic_compliance_fsmstate_e {
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE_INITIAL = 0,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE_NOCHANGE = 1,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE_ACTIVE = 2,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE_INACTIVE = 3,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE_TESTMODE = 4, // sending test uplinks
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE_ECHOING = 5,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE_REPORTING = 6,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE_RECOVERY = 7,
LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE_TXBUSY = 8,
};
#define LMIC_COMPLIANCE_FSMSTATE__NAMES \
"INITIAL", "NOCHANGE", "ACTIVE", "INACTIVE", "TESTMODE", \
"ECHOING", "REPORTING", "RECOVERY", "TXBUSY"
typedef struct lmic_compliance_eventcb_s lmic_compliance_eventcb_t;
struct lmic_compliance_eventcb_s {
// save the user's event CB while active.
lmic_event_cb_t *pEventCb;
// save the user's event data while active.
void *pUserData;
};
// structure for saving band settings during test
typedef struct lmic_compliance_band_s lmic_compliance_band_t;
struct lmic_compliance_band_s {
u2_t txcap; // saved 1/duty cycle
};
// the state of the compliance engine.
struct lmic_compliance_s {
// uint64
// uintptr
osjob_t timerJob; // the job for driving uplinks
osjob_t fsmJob; // job for reevaluating the FSM.
lmic_compliance_eventcb_t saveEvent; // the user's event handler.
// uint32
// uint16
#if CFG_LMIC_EU_like
lmic_compliance_band_t saveBands[MAX_BANDS];
#endif // CFG_LMIC_EU_like
// we are required to maintain a downlink count
// that is reset on join/test entry and incremented for
// each valid test message.
uint16_t downlinkCount;
// uint8
lmic_compliance_state_t state; // current state of compliance engine.
lmic_compliance_eventflags_t eventflags; // incoming events.
lmic_compliance_fsmflags_t fsmFlags; // FSM operational flags
lmic_compliance_fsmstate_t fsmState; // FSM current state
uint8_t uplinkSize;
uint8_t uplinkMessage[MAX_LEN_PAYLOAD];
};
extern lmic_compliance_t LMIC_Compliance;
#ifdef __cplusplus
} // extern "C"
#endif
#endif /* _lmic_compliance_h_ */