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The RFID_14443A_SPEED_???K are defined as 0x01, 0x02, 0x04, 0x08 to
allow for bitmasks, thus we cannot directly use them to index an
array. Instead we now use named array initializers
Thanks to Gianni Tedesco for spotting this.
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* don't write to read-only ERROR_FLAG register (Mate Soos)
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* move get/set environment and get firmware api version to reader_{get,set}opt()
* merge rc632 power_up and power_down functions in new power function
* merge rc632 layer 2 protocol init functions into one
* rename parameters of rfid_layer2_{get,set}opt()
* move rf_power() function of reader to new setopt() interface
* merge reader layer 2 protocol init functiosn into one
* move most of the iso15693 anticol implementation from asic into layer2 code
* make most iso15693 parameters configurable via layer2_{get,set}opt()
* implement AFI for iso15693 inventory request
* introduce new generic 'rc632 asic based reader' functions
* use those functions from openpcd, cm5121 and spidev readers
* use new register initialization script data structure for rc632 init functions
* TODO update
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** first try REQA/HLTA/REQA/HLTA until no more tags found
** then power off the field and start from the beginning again
* add proper RF field on/off switching support to all readers
* reduce timer to actual value, don't multiply by 10
* detect collisions during transceive_sf (ATQA)
* make UID length depend on cascade level, not ATQA
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<pierrick.hascoet@hydromel.net>)
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- make mifare auth more reliable
- add mifare permission / access bit en/decoding
- some more 15693 bits
- add new 'mifare-tool' program
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- automatically define LIBRFID_STATIC if LIBRFID_FIRMWARE is set
- remove any references to printf/snprintf
- remove bogus free() in 14443b_init
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- switch from linked lists to static arrays
- remove all non-handle dynamic allocations (at the expense of stack)
- declare all proto/reader/asic/layer2 structures as const
- wrap all handle allocations in macros that expand to references to
static structures in case of firmware mode
- update copyright notices
- add skeleton code for openpcd-inside-firmware driver
- update TODO with remaining TODO for firmware mode
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this problem results in memsetting too litttle... but here we actually have a less-than-four-byte-structure and we end up messing up the stack :(
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refill FIFO during rx/tx operation due to latency issues. This needs to be
put in a reader specific field, rather than an ASIC specific field.
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framesize to 64bytes with the cm5121
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- implement fifo refill for transmit/transceive > 64bytes
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timeout. (For *_close it's important to distinguish between 'real'
errors and timeout.) (Henryk Ploetz)
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Around line 1320 in rfid_asic_rc632.c the CRYPTO1 bit in the
RC632 is disabled. The RC632 docs state that this bit can only be set
by a successfull AUTHENT2 command, but may be cleared by the user to
disable encryption thereafter (but they don't say why anyone would want
to do that). (Henryk Ploetz)
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response. tolerance = 10000%
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- differentiate between library internal definitions and public ones
- implement getopt/setopt like get/setsockopt
- offer speed changing controls
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