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SECS-II/HSMS-SS/GEM implementation on .NET. This library provide easy way to communicate with SEMI standard compatible device.

Getting started

Install nuget package

> dotnet add package Secs4Net 

Configure .NET dependency injection

 public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) { // "secs4net" configuration section in the appsettings.json // "secs4net": { // "DeviceId": 0, // "IsActive": true, // "IpAddress": "127.0.0.1", // "Port": 5000 // }  services.AddSecs4Net<DeviceLogger>(Configuration); } class DeviceLogger : ISecsGemLogger { // implement ISecsGemLogger methods }

Basic usage

 try { var s3f17 = new SecsMessage(3, 17) { Name = "CreateProcessJob", SecsItem = L( U4(0), L( L( A("Id"), B(0x0D), L( A("carrier id"), L( U1(1)), L( U1(1), A("recipe"), L()), Boolean(true), L())))) }; //access list s3f17.SecsItem[1][0][0] == A("Id"); foreach(var item in s3f17.SecsItem[1][0][2].Items) { } //access unmanaged arry item byte b2 = s3f17.SecsItem[0].FirstValue<byte>(); // with different type s3f17.SecsItem[0].FirstValue<byte>() = 0; // change original value  byte b3 = s3f17.SecsItem[0].GetFirstValueOrDefault<byte>(fallbackValueWhenItemIsEmpty); Memory<byte> bytes = s3f17.SecsItem[0].GetMemory<byte>(); // access string item string str = s3f17.SecsItem[1][0][0].GetString(); // str = "Id" //await secondary message var s3f18 = await secsGem.SendAsync(s3f17); // process message with LINQ var query = from a in s3f18.SecsItem[3] select new { num = a.FirstValue<int>(), }; } catch(SecsException) { // exception when // T3 timeout // device reply SxF0 // device reply S9Fx }

Handle primary messages

 await foreach (var e in secsGem.GetPrimaryMessageAsync(cancellationToken)) { using var primaryMsg = e.PrimaryMessage; //do something for primary message // reply secondary message to device using var secondaryMsg = new SecsMessage(...); await e.TryReplyAsync(secondaryMsg); };

Creates Item via LINQ

 using static Secs4Net.Item; var s16f15 = new SecsMessage(16, 15) { Name = "CreateProcessJob", SecsItem = L( U4(0), L( from pj in tx.ProcessJobs select L( A(pj.Id), B(0x0D), L( from carrier in pj.Carriers select L( A(carrier.Id), L( from slotInfo in carrier.SlotMap select U1(slotInfo.SlotNo)))), L( U1(1), A(pj.RecipeId), L()), Boolean(true), L()))));

Modify Item in restrict.

Basic rule: The Item.Count has been fixed while the item was created.

You can only overwrite values on existing memory. String Item is immutable, coz C# string is immutable as well.

Reuse array for large item values

All unmanaged data Item can created from IMemoryOwner<T> or Memory<T>.

The following sample uses the implementation of IMemoryOwner<T> from Microsoft.Toolkit.HighPerformance that has been referenced internally by secs4net..

 var largeArrayOwner = MemoryOwner<int>.Allocate(size: 65535); // feed the value into largeArrayOwner.Memory or largeArrayOwner.Span FillLargeArray(largeArrayOwner.Memory); using var s6f11 = new SecsMessage(6, 11, replyExpected: false) { Name = "LargeDataEvent", SecsItem = L( L( I2(1121), A(""), I4(largeArrayOwner))), // create Item from largeArrayOwner }; // apply using on received message as well. coz the item that decoded by PipeDecoder also using MemoryOwner<T> when the data array is big. using var s6f12 = await secsGem.SendAsync(s6f11);

IMemoryOwner<T>, Item and SecsMessage have implemented IDisposable don't forget to Dispose it when they don't need anymore. Otherwise, the array will not return to the pool till GC collects.

Since the max encoded bytes length in a single non-List Item was 16,777,215(3 bytes), we split raw data into separated items. In that case, creating the Items from sliced Memory<T> is more efficient.

LINQPad

If you like to use LINQPad to dump Item object in a simplified format, you probably need a custom dump method method. Adjust your LINQPad My Extensions file as follow

static object ToDump(object obj) { var objType = obj.GetType(); if (Type.GetType("Secs4Net.Item,Secs4Net") is { } itemType && objType.IsSubclassOf(itemType)) { return Dump(obj); } return obj; } static object Dump(dynamic item) { return (int)item.Format switch { (int)SecsFormat.List => new { item.Format, Values = OnDemandList(item),}, (int)SecsFormat.ASCII =>new{ item.Format, Values = item.GetString()}, (int)SecsFormat.JIS8 => new{ item.Format, Values = item.GetString()}, (int)SecsFormat.Binary =>new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<byte>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.Boolean => new { item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<bool>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.I8 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<long>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.I1 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<sbyte>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.I2 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<short>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.I4 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<int>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.F8 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<double>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.F4 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<float>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.U8 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<ulong>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.U1 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<byte>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.U2 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<ushort>(item)}, (int)SecsFormat.U4 => new{ item.Format, Values = OnDemandMemory<uint>(item)},	_ => $"Unsupported Format: {item.Format}", }; static object OnDemandList(dynamic item) => Util.OnDemand($"[{item.Count}]", () => item.Items); static object OnDemandMemory<T>(dynamic item) => Util.OnDemand($"[{item.Count}]", () => item.GetMemory<T>()); } // You can also define namespaces, non-static classes, enums, etc. enum SecsFormat { List = 0b_0000_00, Binary = 0b_0010_00, Boolean = 0b_0010_01, ASCII = 0b_0100_00, JIS8 = 0b_0100_01, I8 = 0b_0110_00, I1 = 0b_0110_01, I2 = 0b_0110_10, I4 = 0b_0111_00, F8 = 0b_1000_00, F4 = 0b_1001_00, U8 = 0b_1010_00, U1 = 0b_1010_01, U2 = 0b_1010_10, U4 = 0b_1011_00, }

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