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rcbench
Servo and ESC test bench: panel, IOmcu and shared C
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A byte source that can be read from the top more than once. More...
#include <log_csv.h>
Data Fields | |
| size_t(*) | read (void *ctx, char *buf, size_t max) |
| bool(*) | rewind (void *ctx) |
| bool(*) | error (void *ctx) |
| Did the last read fail, as opposed to reaching the end? | |
| void * | ctx |
| bool(*) | size (void *ctx, size_t *bytes) |
| Optional, both or neither: the length of the input in bytes, and a move to an offset from its start, after which read() continues there. | |
| bool(*) | seek (void *ctx, size_t offset) |
A byte source that can be read from the top more than once.
Not a FILE*: the host tests feed strings, the firmware feeds a file on the card, and neither knows about the other.
| bool(*) log_source_t::error(void *ctx) |
Did the last read fail, as opposed to reaching the end?
Optional: NULL means "reads never fail", which is true of a block of memory and false of an SD card. Without it a bad sector reads as a clean end of file, and a truncated log is presented as a complete short one.
| size_t(*) log_source_t::read(void *ctx, char *buf, size_t max) |
0: end of input
| bool(*) log_source_t::rewind(void *ctx) |
rewinds to the top; false when the source cannot
| bool(*) log_source_t::size(void *ctx, size_t *bytes) |
Optional, both or neither: the length of the input in bytes, and a move to an offset from its start, after which read() continues there.
With them the analysis reads the last bytes of a file past the row cap for the cut row, instead of every row up to them. NULL means the source can only be read from the top; it is then read on to its end. Last in the struct, so a source written as { read, rewind, error, ctx } has neither.
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