rs232utils.c File Reference

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <sys/mman.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include "simrtdb.h"
#include "rs232utils.h"
#include "dirconfig.h"
#include "ccurutils.h"
#include "rtdbutils.h"

Include dependency graph for rs232utils.c:

Functions
void *	ccurRS232_outGetNextMessageAddress ()
int	ccurRS232_outputQueueMap (int init)
int	ccurRS232_outputQPut (unsigned char boardNum, unsigned char operation, unsigned short channelNumber, char *msgName, int msgLen)
int	ccurRS232_outputQGet (RS232OutQElement *e, RS232MessageBuffer **buffer)
int	ccurRS232_readMessages (int boardNum, int type, IORS232Message **rs232Messages, int *nMessages)

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Function Documentation

void* ccurRS232_outGetNextMessageAddress

(

)

Return the address of the next available RS232 message buffer in the output queue.
The caller must fill the buffer with the RS232 data and then call ccurFADX_outputQPut to place the element int the queue.

Returns:

The address of the next available message buffer. NULL if the queue is full . The queue can fill up if the consumer processes data slower that the producer places element in the queue.

int ccurRS232_outputQueueMap

(

int

init

)

int ccurRS232_outputQPut	(	unsigned char	boardNum,
		unsigned char	operation,
		unsigned short	channelNumber,
		char *	msgName,
		int	msgLen
	)

int ccurRS232_outputQGet	(	RS232OutQElement *	e,
		RS232MessageBuffer **	buffer
	)

int ccurRS232_readMessages	(	int	boardNum,
		int	type,
		IORS232Message **	rs232Messages,
		int *	nMessages
	)