SatCat5
satcat5::io::ChecksumRxCommon Class Referenceabstract

Detailed Description

Parent class for non-template elements of ChecksumRx.

This class is not used directly.

See also
ChecksumRx.

Definition at line 111 of file io_checksum.h.

#include <io_checksum.h>

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Public Member Functions

void error_incr ()
 Increment the internal error counter. More...
 
unsigned get_write_space () const override
 How many bytes can be written without blocking? More...
 
void write_abort () override
 If possible, abort the current partially-written packet. More...
 
unsigned byte_count (bool reset=true) override
 Bytes transferred since the last query.
 
unsigned frame_count (bool reset=true) override
 Frames transferred since the last query.
 
unsigned error_count (bool reset=true) override
 (Optional) Error events since the last query.
 
void byte_incr (unsigned incr)
 Increment any of the internal counters.
 
void frame_incr (unsigned incr)
 
void error_incr (unsigned incr)
 
void write_u8 (u8 data)
 One of many functions for writing integer/floating point values, see details. More...
 
virtual void write_bytes (unsigned nbytes, const void *src)
 Write 0 or more bytes from a buffer. More...
 
void write_str (const char *str)
 Write the contents of a null-terminated string. More...
 
virtual bool write_finalize ()
 Mark end of frame and release temporary working data. More...
 
template<class T >
void write_obj (const T &obj)
 Templated wrapper for any object with the following method: void write_to(satcat5::io::Writeable* wr) const;
 

Protected Member Functions

constexpr ChecksumRxCommon (satcat5::io::Writeable *dst)
 Only the child class has access to the constructor.
 
virtual void chk_reset ()=0
 
virtual void write_next (u8 data)=0
 Write the next byte to the underlying buffer or device. More...
 
virtual void write_overflow ()
 Optional error handling for write overflow. More...
 

Protected Attributes

satcat5::io::Writeable *const m_dst
 Output object.
 
unsigned m_byte_ct
 Cumulative byte count.
 
unsigned m_err_ct
 Cumulative error count.
 
unsigned m_frm_ct
 Cumulative frame count.
 
unsigned m_frm_len
 Length of current frame.
 
friend LimitedWrite
 
friend WriteableBroadcast
 
friend WriteableRedirect
 

Member Function Documentation

◆ error_incr()

void satcat5::io::ChecksumRxCommon::error_incr ( )
inline

Increment the internal error counter.

Some systems use the checksum error counter to consolidate tracking of multiple frame-error types.

See also
ccsds_aos.h.

Definition at line 118 of file io_checksum.h.

◆ get_write_space()

unsigned ChecksumRxCommon::get_write_space ( ) const
overridevirtual

How many bytes can be written without blocking?

Child objects of io::Writeable MUST override this method.

Implements satcat5::io::Writeable.

Definition at line 38 of file io_checksum.cc.

◆ write_abort()

void ChecksumRxCommon::write_abort ( )
overridevirtual

If possible, abort the current partially-written packet.

Child objects of io::Writeable SHOULD override this method if it is practical to prevent in-progress data from being relayed downstream.

Reimplemented from satcat5::io::Writeable.

Definition at line 42 of file io_checksum.cc.

◆ write_bytes()

void Writeable::write_bytes ( unsigned  nbytes,
const void *  src 
)
virtualinherited

◆ write_finalize()

◆ write_next()

◆ write_overflow()

void Writeable::write_overflow ( )
protectedvirtualinherited

◆ write_str()

void Writeable::write_str ( const char *  str)
inherited

Write the contents of a null-terminated string.

Note: Null-termination is not copied to the output.

Definition at line 180 of file io_writeable.cc.

◆ write_u8()

void Writeable::write_u8 ( u8  data)
inherited

One of many functions for writing integer/floating point values, see details.

Several functions are provided for reading and writing scalar types to/from io::Readable and io::Writeable instances. Since there are many of these that are frequently inherited, they are hidden from documentation. These functions follow a shared template:

  • read_ or write_ prefix.
  • u for unsigned, s for signed, f for floating-point.
  • Data-type width in bits.
    • Available widths for ints: 8/16/24/32/48/64.
    • Available widths for floats: 32/64.
  • l suffix if little-endian, no suffix if big-endian.

Example: write_s48l is "Write 48 bits (6 bytes) to this io::Writeable as a signed value in little-endian order".

Definition at line 20 of file io_writeable.cc.


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