Vector::BL...aveTimeout(3)
π Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout β LIN_SLV_TIMEOUT π
okay so bestie, this page lives in the Library Functions Manual and it's filed under Vector::BL...aveTimeout(3). The star of the show is Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout, and it inherits from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeader. The whole mood? LIN_SLV_TIMEOUT. Let's go β¨
πΈ NAME πΈ
Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout β LIN_SLV_TIMEOUT.
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include <LinSlaveTimeout.h>
Inherits Vector::BLF::ObjectHeader.
π«Ά Public Member Functions
void read (AbstractFile &is) overridevoid write (AbstractFile &os) overrideuint32_t calculateObjectSize () const override
π§ Public Member Functions inherited from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeader
ObjectHeader (const ObjectType objectType, const uint16_t objectVersion=0)void read (AbstractFile &is) overridevoid write (AbstractFile &os) overrideuint16_t calculateHeaderSize () const overrideuint32_t calculateObjectSize () const override
π¦ Public Member Functions inherited from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeaderBase
ObjectHeaderBase (const uint16_t headerVersion, const ObjectType objectType)ObjectHeaderBase (const ObjectHeaderBase &)=defaultObjectHeaderBase & operator= (const ObjectHeaderBase &)=defaultObjectHeaderBase (ObjectHeaderBase &&)=defaultObjectHeaderBase & operator= (ObjectHeaderBase &&)=default
π Public Attributes
uint16_t channel {}β application channeluint8_t slaveId {}uint8_t stateId {}uint32_t followStateId {}
π Public Attributes inherited from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeader
uint32_t objectFlags {ObjectFlags::TimeOneNans}β object flagsuint16_t clientIndex {}β client index of send nodeuint16_t objectVersion {0}β object specific versionuint64_t objectTimeStamp {}β object timestamp
π Public Attributes inherited from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeaderBase
uint32_t signature {ObjectSignature}β signature (ObjectSignature)uint16_t headerSize {}β sizeof object headeruint16_t headerVersion {}β header version (1)uint32_t objectSize {}β object sizeObjectType objectType {ObjectType::UNKNOWN}β object type
π Additional Inherited Members
π Public Types inherited from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeader
enum ObjectFlags : uint32_t { TimeTenMics = 0x00000001, TimeOneNans = 0x00000002 }
π¦ Detailed Description π¦
LIN_SLV_TIMEOUT.
This event occurs on a timeout in Final State Machine defined on LIN Hardware via CAPL. The technology of Final State Machine on LIN Hardware is still supported, but it is obsolete.
lowkey important: still supported β , but also obsolete π β the manpage said it, not me. periodt.
π Member Function Documentation π
π uint32_t Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout::calculateObjectSize () const [override], [virtual]
Calculates the objectSize
Returns
object size
Reimplemented from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeaderBase.
π void Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout::read (AbstractFile & is) [override], [virtual]
Read the data of this object
Parameters
isβ input stream
Reimplemented from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeaderBase.
π void Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout::write (AbstractFile & os) [override], [virtual]
Write the data of this object
Parameters
osβ output stream
Reimplemented from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeaderBase.
π Member Data Documentation π
π uint16_t Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout::channel {}
application channel β Channel number where the event notified
π uint32_t Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout::followStateId {}
Target state identifier of a Slave in the Final State Machine
π uint8_t Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout::slaveId {}
Slave Identifier in the Final State Machine
π uint8_t Vector::BLF::LinSlaveTimeout::stateId {}
Source state identifier of a Slave in the Final State Machine
π Author π
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