device_ds4.c File Reference

#include "hid_device_driver.h"

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Classes
struct	ds4_instance

Typedefs
typedef struct ds4_instance	ds4_instance_t

Functions
static void *	ds4_init (void *handle)
static void	ds4_free (void *data)
static void	ds4_handle_packet (void *data, uint8_t *buffer, size_t size)
static bool	ds4_detect (uint16_t vendor_id, uint16_t product_id)
static void *	ds4_pad_init (void *data, uint32_t slot, hid_driver_t *driver)
static void	ds4_pad_deinit (void *data)
static void	ds4_get_buttons (void *data, input_bits_t *state)
static void	ds4_packet_handler (void *data, uint8_t *packet, uint16_t size)
static void	ds4_set_rumble (void *data, enum retro_rumble_effect effect, uint16_t strength)
static int16_t	ds4_get_axis (void *data, unsigned axis)
static const char *	ds4_get_name (void *data)
static bool	ds4_button (void *data, uint16_t joykey)

Variables
pad_connection_interface_t	ds4_pad_connection
hid_device_t	ds4_hid_device

Typedef Documentation

ds4_instance_t

typedef struct ds4_instance ds4_instance_t

Function Documentation

ds4_button()

static bool ds4_button ( void *  data, uint16_t  joykey  )

static

ds4_detect()

static bool ds4_detect ( uint16_t  vendor_id, uint16_t  product_id  )

static

ds4_free()

static void ds4_free ( void *  data )

static

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ds4_get_axis()

static int16_t ds4_get_axis ( void *  data, unsigned  axis  )

static

ds4_get_buttons()

static void ds4_get_buttons ( void *  data, input_bits_t *  state  )

static

ds4_get_name()

static const char* ds4_get_name ( void *  data )

static

ds4_handle_packet()

static void ds4_handle_packet ( void *  data, uint8_t *  buffer, size_t  size  )

static

ds4_init()

static void* ds4_init ( void *  handle )

static

I'm leaving this code in here for posterity, and because maybe it can be used on other platforms. But using the DS4 on the Wii U directly is impossible because it doesn't generate a HID event. Which makes me think it's not a HID device at all–at least, not over USB.

I imagine it might be useful in Bluetooth mode, though.

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ds4_packet_handler()

static void ds4_packet_handler ( void *  data, uint8_t *  packet, uint16_t  size  )

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ds4_pad_deinit()

static void ds4_pad_deinit ( void *  data )

static

ds4_pad_init()

static void* ds4_pad_init ( void *  data, uint32_t  slot, hid_driver_t *  driver  )

static

ds4_set_rumble()

static void ds4_set_rumble ( void *  data, enum retro_rumble_effect  effect, uint16_t  strength  )

static

Variable Documentation

ds4_hid_device

hid_device_t ds4_hid_device

Initial value:

= {
 ds4_init,
 ds4_free,
 ds4_handle_packet,
 ds4_detect,
 "Sony DualShock 4"
}

ds4_pad_connection

pad_connection_interface_t ds4_pad_connection

Initial value:

= {
 ds4_pad_init,
 ds4_pad_deinit,
 ds4_packet_handler,
 ds4_set_rumble,
 ds4_get_buttons,
 ds4_get_axis,
 ds4_get_name,
 ds4_button
}