arc/can.hpp

TWAI/CAN ownership, filters, TX/RX, and counters.

Fit

• Use it when a real ESP32-S3 peripheral needs one visible owner for pins, DMA descriptors, and transfer lifetime.
• Do not start here when the code only needs a protocol codec or a board-independent data transform.
• Verification focus: prove pin mapping, DMA-capable buffers, queue/finish ordering, and attached-device wiring before treating runtime output as evidence.

Arc Contract

• Header: arc/can.hpp
• Module group: Buses, Displays, And Data Capture
• CMake feature: can
• Closest example: examples/esp32s3/can

Declare arc_requires(main_requires core can) in the component that includes this header.

CMake And Include

include(${CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR}/../cmake/arc-deps.cmake)

arc_requires(main_requires core can)

idf_component_register(
    SRCS "app_main.cpp"
    REQUIRES ${main_requires}
)

#include "arc/can.hpp"

Source Landmarks

Source landmarks: Can, Frame, State.

Start From Zero

• Start from the closest example or the root project listed below.
• Load the ESP-IDF environment with . ./env.sh.
• Add the include and CMake feature only in the component that owns this lane.
• Keep board topology, buffers, and ownership in one visible owner type.
• Move from build proof to hardware proof only after the wiring or runtime dependency is known.

Owner Skeleton

namespace app {
void boot()
{
    // Put board policy, buffer ownership, and failure handling here.
    // Keep Core 1 hot work separate from Core 0 service work.
}
}

extern "C" void app_main()
{
    app::boot();
}

Step-By-Step Check

1. Decide whether this module owns silicon, memory, protocol bytes, or policy only.
2. Name the owner type once, close to the board topology.
3. Allocate any DMA or shared buffers before the hardware starts.
4. Initialize with the recoverable path while bringing up the board.
5. Switch to the fail-fast path only after the topology is treated as fixed.
6. Log from Core 0 after the hot path has handed off a compact event or snapshot.

Build Or Example

The closest shipped example is examples/esp32s3/can.

. ./env.sh
idf.py -C examples/esp32s3/can build
idf.py -C examples/esp32s3/can -p /dev/ttyACM0 flash monitor

Runtime Check

The build command proves the dependency path. Runtime proof still needs the actual board condition that matches this module: attached device, loopback, radio peer, flash partition, sleep wake source, or captured serial/network output. Do not turn the example command into a performance or hardware claim without that evidence.

Next Reading

• Module Guide
• API Reference
• Examples