Make EEPROM transfers receive an operation and a buffer id parameter. This allows reading and writing both staging and validated user configurations which will aid future debugging. This API is also cleaner.

right/src/eeprom.h

@@ -1,9 +1,16 @@
 #ifndef __EEPROM_H__
 #define __EEPROM_H__
 
+// Includes:
+
+    #include "config_parser/config_globals.h"
+
 // Macros:
 
     #define EEPROM_SIZE (32*1024)
+    #define HARDWARE_CONFIG_SIZE 64
+    #define USER_CONFIG_SIZE (EEPROM_SIZE - HARDWARE_CONFIG_SIZE)
+
     #define EEPROM_ADDRESS_LENGTH 2
     #define EEPROM_PAGE_SIZE 64
     #define EEPROM_BUFFER_SIZE (EEPROM_ADDRESS_LENGTH + EEPROM_PAGE_SIZE)
@@ -11,21 +18,18 @@
 // Typedefs:
 
     typedef enum {
-        EepromTransfer_ReadHardwareConfiguration,
-        EepromTransfer_WriteHardwareConfiguration,
-        EepromTransfer_ReadUserConfiguration,
-        EepromTransfer_WriteUserConfiguration,
-    } eeprom_transfer_t;
+        EepromOperation_Read,
+        EepromOperation_Write,
+    } eeprom_operation_t;
 
 // Variables:
 
     extern bool IsEepromBusy;
-    extern eeprom_transfer_t CurrentEepromTransfer;
     extern status_t EepromTransferStatus;
 
 // Functions:
 
     void EEPROM_Init(void);
-    status_t EEPROM_LaunchTransfer(eeprom_transfer_t transferType, void (*successCallback));
+    status_t EEPROM_LaunchTransfer(eeprom_operation_t operation, config_buffer_id_t config_buffer_id, void (*successCallback));
 
 #endif