pin map tool

tools/list-pins.py

@@ -1,21 +1,64 @@
 from subprocess import run,PIPE
-import shlex
+from importlib import import_module
+from sys import path,argv
+path.append('maps')
 
 '''
-    Runs 'gpioinfo' and parses it's output to a more human form, with pin designator included
+    Gathers the pinmux table and parses it's output to a more human form, with pin designator included
 '''
 
-rawlist = run(['sudo', 'gpioinfo'],stdout=PIPE,universal_newlines=True)
-pinlist = rawlist.stdout.splitlines()[1:]
+# get the model for our board, generate an index and prep it
+dtname = run(['cat','/proc/device-tree/model'],stdout=PIPE,universal_newlines=True).stdout[:-1]
+if len(argv) == 2:
+    model = argv[1]
+else:
+    model = dtname
+board = import_module(model.replace(' ','-'))
+muxindex = [pin[0] for pin in board.gpio]
+for pin in board.gpio:
+    pin.append('')
 
+# start
+print('{} (dtb name: {})\n'.format(board.name, dtname))
+
+# Get the full pinmux list
+rawlist = run(['sudo', 'cat','/sys/kernel/debug/pinctrl/2000000.pinctrl/pinmux-pins'],stdout=PIPE,universal_newlines=True).stdout
+pinlist = rawlist.splitlines()[2:]
+
+# interpret list
 for line in pinlist:
-    out = shlex.split(line)
-    number = int(out[1][:-1])
-    pin = 'P{}{}'.format('ABCDEFGH'[int(number / 32)], number % 32)
-    print('pin: {:3d}, {:>4}'.format(number, pin), end='')
-    print(', {:>6}'.format(out[4]), end='')
-    if out[2] != 'unnamed':
-        print(', name: ' + out[2], end='')
-    if out[3] != 'unused':
-        print(', used by: ' + out[3], end='')
+    pmux = line.split()
+    if int(pmux[1]) in muxindex:
+        state = 'free'
+        if pmux[3] == 'device':
+            state = pmux[6] + ' (' + pmux[4] + ')'
+        elif pmux[3] == 'GPIO':
+            state = 'gpio (' + pmux[4] + ')'
+        board.gpio[muxindex.index(int(pmux[1]))][3] = state
+
+# work out column widths
+width = []
+for c in range(0, board.cols):
+    wide = 0
+    for p in range(c, len(board.gpio), board.cols):
+        w = len(board.gpio[p][3])
+        wide = w if w > wide else wide
+    width.append(wide)
+
+# Output result.
+for l in range(0, len(board.gpio), board.cols):
+    for p in range(l, l + board.cols):
+        if board.gpio[p][2] is None:
+            board.gpio[p][3] = ''
+            board.gpio[p][2] = ''
+        pad = (width[p - l] - len(board.gpio[p][3])) * ' '
+        if p % 2 == 0:
+            print('  {}{} {:>5} {:>3} --o'.format(pad, board.gpio[p][3], board.gpio[p][2], str(board.gpio[p][1])), end='')
+        else:
+            print(' o-- {:3} {:5} {}{}  '.format(str(board.gpio[p][1]), board.gpio[p][2], board.gpio[p][3], pad), end='')
     print()
+
+print()
+print('Notes:')
+for l in board.notes:
+    print('- ' + l)

tools/maps/MangoPi-MQ-Pro.py

@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+'''
+    Map file for a MangoPi MQ Pro
+
+    The 'gpio' list has 40 entries corresponding
+    to pins 1-40 on the 2-row GPIO header.
+
+    Each gpio[] entry is a list with two items:
+        [0] the pinmux pin number, or 'None' if a power pin
+        [1] the pin number on the connector
+        [2] a text description, or 'None' to omit the pin
+
+'''
+
+name = 'MangoPI MQ Pro GPIO header'
+cols = 2
+gpio = [
+        [None,  1,  '3v3'], [None,  2,   '5v'],
+        [ 205,  3, 'PG13'], [None,  4,   '5v'],
+        [ 204,  5, 'PG12'], [None,  6,  'gnd'],
+        [  39,  7,  'PB7'], [  40,  8,  'PB8'],
+        [None,  9,  'gnd'], [  41, 10,  'PB9'],
+        [ 117, 11, 'PD21'], [  37, 12,  'PB5'],
+        [ 118, 13, 'PD22'], [None, 14,  'gnd'],
+        [  32, 15,  'PB0'], [  33, 16,  'PB1'],
+        [None, 17,  '3v3'], [ 110, 18, 'PD14'],
+        [ 108, 19, 'PD12'], [None, 20,  'gnd'],
+        [ 109, 21, 'PD13'], [  65, 22,  'PC1'],
+        [ 107, 23, 'PD11'], [ 106, 24, 'PD10'],
+        [None, 25,  'gnd'], [ 111, 26, 'PD15'],
+        [ 145, 27, 'PE17'], [ 144, 28, 'PE16'],
+        [  42, 29, 'PB10'], [None, 30,  'gnd'],
+        [  43, 31, 'PB11'], [  64, 32,  'PC0'],
+        [  44, 33, 'PB12'], [None, 34,  'gnd'],
+        [  38, 35,  'PB6'], [  34, 36,  'PB2'],
+        [ 113, 37, 'PD17'], [  35, 38,  'PB3'],
+        [None, 39,  'gnd'], [  36, 40,  'PB4'],
+        ]
+notes = ['I2C pins 2,5,27 and 28 (PG13, PG12, PE17 and PE16) have 10K pullup resistors to 3v3',
+         'The onboard blue status LED is on PD18 [pwm2]']
+