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hd.c File Reference

Compounds
struct	_hd_config
Typedefs
typedef struct _hd_config	hd_config
Functions
int	LineRead (ClientData clientData, Tcl_Interp *interp, int argc, char *argv[])
int	FileRewind (ClientData clientData, Tcl_Interp *interp, int argc, char *argv[])
int	LineAscii (ClientData clientData, Tcl_Interp *interp, int argc, char *argv[])
int	Tcl_HdInit (Tcl_Interp *interp)
int	ReadInteger (hd_config *g, Tcl_Interp *interp, int size, int numItems, char *format)
int	ReadFloat (hd_config *g, Tcl_Interp *interp, int size, int numItems, char *format)
int	main (int argc, char **argv)
Variables
hd_config	hdConfig
const char*	usageStr

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Detailed Description

Function definitions for hd application.

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Typedef Documentation

hd_config

The typedef for _hd_config.

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Function Documentation

int FileRewind ( ClientData clientData, Tcl_Interp * interp, int argc, char * argv[] ) [static]

Callback for the Tcl FileRewind command. Rewinds the dump file. Parameters: clientData   Application global config info. interp   The Tcl interpreter handle. argc   The number of arguments. argv   Pointers to the argument strings. Returns: TCL_OK.

int LineAscii ( ClientData clientData, Tcl_Interp * interp, int argc, char * argv[] ) [static]

Callback for the Tcl LineAscii command. Expects: argv[1] = # of bytes to convert The ASCII version of the binary data is linked to the Tcl interpreter result field. Parameters: clientData   Application global config info. interp   The Tcl interpreter handle. argc   The number of arguments. argv   Pointers to the argument strings. Returns: TCL_OK.

int LineRead ( ClientData clientData, Tcl_Interp * interp, int argc, char * argv[] ) [static]

Callback for the Tcl LineRead command. Expects: argv[1] = # of bytes in data argv[2] = data format argv[3] = # of items to read The ASCII version of the binary data is linked to the Tcl interpreter result field. Parameters: clientData   Application global config info. interp   The Tcl interpreter handle. argc   The number of arguments. argv   Pointers to the argument strings. Return values: TCL_OK   Success. TCL_ERROR   Failure.

int ReadFloat ( hd_config * g, Tcl_Interp * interp, int size, int numItems, char * format ) [static]

Reads in one or more floating point values from the input file. The data is converted to the appropriate ASCII string and appended to the Tcl interpreter result field. Parameters: g   Application global config info. interp   The Tcl interpreter handle. size   The size in bytes of each item to read. numItems   The number of items to read and convert. format   The format string to apply. Return values: TCL_OK   Success. TCL_ERROR   Failure.

int ReadInteger ( hd_config * g, Tcl_Interp * interp, int size, int numItems, char * format ) [static]

Reads in one or more integer values from the input file. The data is converted to the appropriate ASCII string and appended to the Tcl interpreter result field. Parameters: g   Application global config info. interp   The Tcl interpreter handle. size   The size in bytes of each item to read. numItems   The number of items to read and convert. format   The format string to apply. Return values: TCL_OK   Success. TCL_ERROR   Failure.

int Tcl_HdInit ( Tcl_Interp * interp ) [static]

The Tcl/Tk initialization callback. This function is called by Tcl after the interpreter is created but before the application starts. The Tcl interpreter is expanded to handle the application specific commands. Parameters: interp   The Tcl interpreter handle. Return values: TCL_OK   Success. TCL_ERROR   Failure.

int main ( int argc, char ** argv )

Application entry point. The program resources are intialized, then the Tcl and Tk interpreters are started using the script hd.tk". Parameters: argc   The number of command line arguments. argv   Pointer to the command line argument strings. Return values: 0   Success. -1   Failure.

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Variable Documentation

hd_config hdConfig [static]

The application global config info.

const char * usageStr [static]

Initializer: "hd [-b|n|x|d|X|D|f|F] file_name\n\n" "\tb - 8-bit hex\n" "\tn - 8-bit dec\n" "\tx - 16-bit hex\n" "\td - 16-bit dec\n" "\tX - 32-bit hex\n" "\tD - 32-bit dec\n" "\tf - 32-bit single float\n" "\tF - 64-bin double float" The help string for the application.

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