ffb_math.h

/*
Force Feedback Joystick Math
Joystick model specific code for calculating force feedback.
Copyright 2016  Jaka Simonic
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*/

#ifndef _FFB_MATH_
#define _FFB_MATH_

#include "ffb.h"
//#include "arm_math.h"

#define WHEEL_SAMPLE_RATE_MS 	  10
#define WHEEL_RANGE   					0x03B7

#define PI                      (float)3.14159265359 //consider using library defined value of PI
#define DEG_TO_RAD     					((float)(PI/180))
#define NORMALIZE_RANGE(x) 		 ((int32_t)((x*255)/WHEEL_RANGE))	

//implement cos and sin functions
float FfbCos(float angle);
float FfbSin(float angle);

int32_t ApplyGain(uint8_t value, uint8_t gain);
int32_t ApplyEnvelope(TEffectState effect, int32_t value);
void ApplyDirection(TEffectState effect, int32_t force, int32_t* axes);
void CalcCondition(TEffectState effect, int32_t * outValue, int32_t* inValue);

#endif