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labcomm.h

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  • labcomm.h 4.65 KiB
    /*
      labcomm.h -- user interface for handling encoding and decoding of
                   labcomm samples.
    
      Copyright 2006-2013 Anders Blomdell <anders.blomdell@control.lth.se>
    
      This file is part of LabComm.
    
      LabComm is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
      it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
      the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
      (at your option) any later version.
    
      LabComm is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
      but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
      MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
      GNU General Public License for more details.
    
      You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
      along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
    */
    
    #ifndef _LABCOMM_H_
    #define _LABCOMM_H_
    
    #include <stdarg.h>
    #include <stdint.h>
    #include <unistd.h>
    #include "labcomm_error.h"
    #include "labcomm_scheduler.h"
    
    /* Forward declaration */
    struct labcomm_encoder;
    struct labcomm_decoder;
    
    /*
     * Signature entry
     */
    struct labcomm_signature {
      int type;
      char *name;
      int (*encoded_size)(struct labcomm_signature *, void *); // void * == encoded_sample *
      int size;
      unsigned char *signature; 
      int index;
    #ifdef LABCOMM_EXPERIMENTAL_CACHED_ENCODED_SIZE
      int cached_encoded_size; // -1 if not initialized or type is variable size
    #endif
    };
    
    /*
     * Error handling.
     */
    
    /* The callback prototype for error handling.
     * First parameter is the error ID.
     * The second paramters is the number of va_args that comes after this 
     * one. If none it should be 0.
     * Optionaly other paramters can be supplied depending on what is needed 
     * for this error ID.
     */
    typedef void (*labcomm_error_handler_callback)(enum labcomm_error error_id, 
    					       size_t nbr_va_args, ...); 
    
    /* Default error handler, prints message to stderr. 
     * Extra info about the error can be supplied as char* as VA-args. Especially user defined errors should supply a describing string. if nbr_va_args > 1 the first variable argument must be a printf format string and the possibly following arguments are passed as va_args to vprintf. 
     */
    void on_error_fprintf(enum labcomm_error error_id, size_t nbr_va_args, ...);
    
    /* Register a callback for the error handler for this encoder. */
    void labcomm_register_error_handler_encoder(struct labcomm_encoder *encoder, labcomm_error_handler_callback callback);
    
    /* Register a callback for the error handler for this decoder. */
    void labcomm_register_error_handler_decoder(struct labcomm_decoder *decoder, labcomm_error_handler_callback callback);
    
    /* Get a string describing the supplied standrad labcomm error. */
    const char *labcomm_error_get_str(enum labcomm_error error_id);
    
    typedef int (*labcomm_handle_new_datatype_callback)(
      struct labcomm_decoder *decoder,
      struct labcomm_signature *sig);
    
    void labcomm_decoder_register_new_datatype_handler(struct labcomm_decoder *d,
    		labcomm_handle_new_datatype_callback on_new_datatype);
    
    /*
     * Dynamic memory handling
     *   lifetime == 0     memory that will live for as long as the 
     *                     encoder/decoder or that are allocated/deallocated 
     *                     during the communication setup phase
     *   otherwise         memory will live for approximately this number of
     *                     sent/received samples
     */
    struct labcomm_memory;
    
    void *labcomm_memory_alloc(struct labcomm_memory *m, int lifetime, size_t size);
    void *labcomm_memory_realloc(struct labcomm_memory *m, int lifetime, 
    			     void *ptr, size_t size);
    void labcomm_memory_free(struct labcomm_memory *m, int lifetime, void *ptr);
    
    /*
     * Decoder
     */
    struct labcomm_reader;
    
    struct labcomm_decoder *labcomm_decoder_new(
      struct labcomm_reader *reader,
      struct labcomm_error_handler *error,
      struct labcomm_memory *memory,
      struct labcomm_scheduler *scheduler);
    void labcomm_decoder_free(
      struct labcomm_decoder *decoder);
    int labcomm_decoder_decode_one(
      struct labcomm_decoder *decoder);
    void labcomm_decoder_run(
      struct labcomm_decoder *decoder);
    
    /* See labcomm_ioctl.h for predefined ioctl_action values */
    int labcomm_decoder_ioctl(struct labcomm_decoder *decoder, 
    			  uint32_t ioctl_action,
    			  ...);
    
    /*
     * Encoder
     */
    struct labcomm_writer;
    
    struct labcomm_encoder *labcomm_encoder_new(
      struct labcomm_writer *writer,
      struct labcomm_error_handler *error,
      struct labcomm_memory *memory,
      struct labcomm_scheduler *scheduler);
    void labcomm_encoder_free(
      struct labcomm_encoder *encoder);
    
    /* See labcomm_ioctl.h for predefined ioctl_action values */
    int labcomm_encoder_ioctl(struct labcomm_encoder *encoder, 
    			  uint32_t ioctl_action,
    			  ...);
    
    #define LABCOMM_VOID ((void*)1)
    
    #endif