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Constituent: ebf2c     Tag: linux-gcc

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ebf2c.c File Reference

Converts a .ebf file into a C file. More...

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "EDS/io/EBF_swap.h"
#include "EDS/io/EBF_stream.h"
#include "EDS/io/EBF_evts.h"
#include "EDS/EBF_evt.h"

Include dependency graph for ebf2c.c:

Classes
struct	_Ctl
	Collections all the control parameters together. These are essentially the interpretted command line options. More...
Defines
#define	_ADVANCE(_ptr, _nbytes)   (typeof (_ptr))((unsigned char *)(_ptr) + (_nbytes))
	Advances _ptr by _nbytes. The return value is always recast to the type of _ptr.
Typedefs
typedef struct _Ctl	Ctl
	Typedef for struct _Ctl.
Functions
int	main (int argc, char **argv)
	Entry point for filter.
static int	fillCtl (int argc, char *argv[], Ctl *ctl)
	Examines the command line parameters and fills the print control structure.
static void	printCtl (const Ctl *ctl)
	Prints the contents of the print control context.
static int	convert (const Ctl *ctl)
	converts the .ebf to an output .c file
static void	reportUsage (void)
	Describes the command line parameters for daqeb_print.
static const char *	constructCname (const char *iname)
	Returns a pointer to the name of the output file.
static const char *	constructDname (const char *cname)
	Returns a pointer to the name of data structure.
static __inline EBF_evts	setupEvents (EBF_evts evts, int maxevts, int nskip, int *nevts)
	Skips to the first event to be output.
static void	printHeader (FILE *cfile, const char *iname, const char *dname, int totsize)
	Prints the C file heading.
static void	printEvents (FILE *cfile, EBF_evts evts, int nevts)
	Writes out the data, ASCII, for the each event.
static void	printTrailer (FILE *cfile)
	Adds the trailer to words to the output file.
static __inline const unsigned int *	printWrds (FILE *cfile, const unsigned int *wrds, int nwrds)
	Prints the array of 32-bit words in to the output file.

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Detailed Description

Converts a .ebf file into a C file.

Author:

JJRussell - russell@slac.stanford.edu

    CVS $Id: ebf2c.c,v 1.3 2005/10/13 22:01:00 russell Exp $

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Define Documentation

#define _ADVANCE	(	_ptr,
		_nbytes		)	(typeof (_ptr))((unsigned char *)(_ptr) + (_nbytes))

Advances _ptr by _nbytes. The return value is always recast to the type of _ptr.

Parameters:

	_ptr	The pointer to advance
	_nbytes	The number of nbytes to advance _ptr by.

Returns:

The advanced pointer, recast to the type of _ptr.

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Function Documentation

static const char * constructCname

(

const char *

iname

)

[static]

Returns a pointer to the name of the output file.

Parameters:

iname

The name of the input file

Returns:

The name of the output file

A name for the output file is constructed by appending a ".c" to the input file name.

static const char * constructDname

(

const char *

cname

)

[static]

Returns a pointer to the name of data structure.

Parameters:

cname

The name of the output "C" file

Returns:

The name of the output data structure

A name for the output data structure is constructed by stripping the directory and extensions from the input file name and prefixing it with "EBD_".

Warning:

Currently the algorithm is not smart enough to deal with characters that are valid in filenames but invalid in C names, eg '-'.

static int convert

(

const Ctl *

ctl

)

[static]

converts the .ebf to an output .c file

Parameters:

ctl

The control parameters, assumed to be already filled in

Returns:

Status

static int fillCtl	(	int	argc,
		char *	argv[],
		Ctl *	ctl
	)			[static]

Examines the command line parameters and fills the print control structure.

Parameters:

	argc	The number of command line parameters.
	argv	The array of pointers to the command line parameters.
	ctl	The run time parameters control block to be filled.

Return values:

	0,Everything	is okay.
	-1,Incorrect	command usage. Usually this means that the input file name was absent.

This routine uses 'getopt' to process the command line parameters. Example

      $> ebf2c -n10 -s5 -c my_file.c my_file.ebf

  

Skips 5 events, then processes the next 10 of my_file.ebf. The output is rewritten to my_file.c

int main	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

Entry point for filter.

Parameters:

	argc	Standard argument count.
	argv	Standard vector of command line parameter strings.

Return values:

0,if

successful -1, if the file does not exist or some other internal error.

The usage of this routine is self-documenting. Simply type ebfcmp with no parameters for its usage.

static void printCtl

(

const Ctl *

ctl

)

[static]

Prints the contents of the print control context.

Parameters:

ctl

Pointer to the print control context block.

static void printEvents	(	FILE *	cfile,
		EBF_evts	evts,
		int	nevts
	)			[static]

Writes out the data, ASCII, for the each event.

Parameters:

	cfile	The output file stream.
	evts	The array of events to write out
	nevts	The number of events to write out

static void printHeader	(	FILE *	cfile,
		const char *	iname,
		const char *	dname,
		int	esize
	)			[static]

Prints the C file heading.

Parameters:

	cfile	The output file stream
	iname	The name of the input file
	dname	The name of the output data structure
	esize	The size, in bytes, of the output data

static void printTrailer

(

FILE *

cfile

)

[static]

Adds the trailer to words to the output file.

Parameters:

cfile

The output file stream.

static const unsigned int * printWrds	(	FILE *	cfile,
		const unsigned int *	wrds,
		int	nwrds
	)			[static]

Prints the array of 32-bit words in to the output file.

Parameters:

	cfile	The file handle
	wrds	The array of words to format
	nwrds	The number of words to format

static __inline EBF_evts setupEvents	(	EBF_evts	evts,
		int	maxevts,
		int	nskip,
		int *	nevts
	)			[static]

Skips to the first event to be output.

Parameters:

	evts	The events
	maxevts	The maximum number of events to process, if -1, do all
	nskip	The number of events to skip
	nevts	Returned as the number of events to process

Returns:

A pointer to the first event to be output

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