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lrd.h File Reference

Interface to the LAT register description helper functions. More...

#include "RIM/structs.h"

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Typedefs
typedef unsigned	RIM_type
	Creates a new type used to identify components (TEM, TFE etc).
Enumerations
enum	{ RIM_BAD_TYPE = -1 }
Functions
unsigned	RIM_nTypes (void)
	Return the number of component types within the LAT register description.
RIM_type	RIM_lookupType (const char *string)
	Hunt through the list of component types and return the index of the input string.
unsigned	RIM_nameType (char *string, RIM_type type)
	Place the four character string describing this type into name.
int	RIM_compareType (const char *string, RIM_type type)
	Compare string with the name of type.
unsigned	RIM_getAddrRng (const char *string, RIM_addr *addr)
	Finds the address range associated with the type identifed by the string.
unsigned	RIM_getLayerID (char sign, char xy, char index, unsigned *layer)
	Take three characters and convert them to a layer ID.
unsigned	RIM_getLayerName (unsigned layer, char *sign, char *xy, char *index)
	Get the characters of the layer name from the layer ID.
unsigned	RIM_getAddress (RIM_addr *addr, unsigned index, RIM_type type)
	Convert hierarchical bit addressing to flat addressing.
unsigned	RIM_getIndex (const RIM_addr *addr, unsigned *index, RIM_type type)
	Convert hierarchical bit addressing to flat addressing.

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Detailed Description

Interface to the LAT register description helper functions.

Author:

James Swain -- jswain@slac.stanford.edu

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Function Documentation

int RIM_compareType (  const char *  string, RIM_type  type )

Compare string with the name of type. Parameters: string  Name of a component type type  Type to compare to Return values: -1  If the type is unknown (exceeds the range of acceptable types) 0  If the type is known, and the name matches the string 1  If the type is known, and the name does not match the string

unsigned RIM_getAddress (  RIM_addr *  addr, unsigned  index, RIM_type  type )

Convert hierarchical bit addressing to flat addressing. Parameters: addr  Address to convert type  Type of address to conver index  Index corresponding to address Return values: 0  if the address is successfully converted to an index -2  if any component of the address is outside the allowable range for this type Note that GTFEs are usually referred to as being part of an X or Y layer. This identification is converted to an absolute layer number and stored in the rc space by addr->rc = (layerNumber << 1) | isYlayer. This conversion is performed by the XLM->RIM converter, but is documented here since it is a storage convention.

unsigned RIM_getAddrRng (  const char *  string, RIM_addr *  addr )

Finds the address range associated with the type identifed by the string. Parameters: string  Identifies the address range required addr  Pointer to address stucture to populate with the address range Return values: RIM_TYPE_STR  If the string does not match a known type RIM_SUCCESS  If the string is a good type name.

unsigned RIM_getIndex (  const RIM_addr *  addr, unsigned *  index, RIM_type  type )

Convert hierarchical bit addressing to flat addressing. Parameters: addr  Address to convert type  Type of address to conver index  Index corresponding to address Return values: RIM_SUCCESS  if the address is successfully converted to an index RIM_ADDR_BCAST  if the address contains a mixture of broadcast and unicast components RIM_ADDR_RANGE  if any component of the address is outside the allowable range for this type Note that GTFEs are usually referred to as being part of an X or Y layer. This identification is converted to an absolute layer number and stored in the rc space by addr->rc = (layerNumber << 1) | isYlayer. This conversion is performed by the XLM->binary converter, but is documented here since it is a storage convention.

unsigned RIM_getLayerID (  char  sign, char  xy, char  index, unsigned *  layer )

Take three characters and convert them to a layer ID. Parameters: sign  '+' or '-' xy  'x' or 'y' index  '0' -> '8' layer  Location to store the layer ID Return values: RIM_ADDR_LAYER  If the layer information is nonsensical RIM_SUCCESS  If the layer ID was successfully found

unsigned RIM_getLayerName (  unsigned  layer, char *  sign, char *  xy, char *  index )

Get the characters of the layer name from the layer ID. Parameters: layer  ID of the layer to name sign  Pointer to location to place the sign character xy  Pointer to location to place the xy character index  Pointer to location to place the index character Return values: LCI_SUCCESS  If the layer is located LCI_ADDR_LAYER  If the layer is out of range

RIM_type RIM_lookupType (  const char *  string  )

Hunt through the list of component types and return the index of the input string. Parameters: string  String corresponding to one of the component types used in the LAT register description Returns: integer corresponding to the type identified by string or RIM_BAD_TYPE if the string does not match any on the list

unsigned RIM_nameType (  char *  string, RIM_type  type )

Place the four character string describing this type into name. Parameters: type  Type to be named string  Location to place name Return values: RIM_SUCCESS  If the type is known to RIM RIM_TYPE_UK  If the type is unknown

unsigned RIM_nTypes (  void   )

Return the number of component types within the LAT register description. Returns: Number of component types

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