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Constituent: rim     Tag: linux-gcc

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create.c File Reference

Function to create files from a RIM structure. More...

#include "RIM/rim.h"
#include "error_p.h"
#include "descriptions.ic"
#include "number.ic"
#include "AG_initRIM_p.h"
#include "PBS/BSWP.h"
#include <unistd.h>

Include dependency graph for create.c:

Functions
static unsigned	createNormal (RIM *rim, int fd, RIM_type type)
	Writes the data for this type into the file.
static unsigned	createDefault (RIM *rim, int fd)
	Writes the default data to file.
static unsigned	createGEM (RIM *rim, int fd)
	Writes the GEM data to file.
static unsigned	createAEM (RIM *rim, int fd)
	Write the AEM data to file.
unsigned	file_write (int fd, void *ptr, int nword)
unsigned	RIM_createMap (RIM_map *map, int fd)
	Write out the data of a RIM_map structure.
unsigned	RIM_createMask (RIM *rim)
	Creates a bitmask indicating which types can successfully be used with RIM_create.
unsigned	RIM_create (RIM *rim, RIM_type type, int fd)
	Create a single binary configuration file containing the data of one component (or the default data).
Variables
static RIM_type	GEM_type [] = {RIM_TAM, RIM_ROI, RIM_TIE, RIM_SCH, -1}
	List of component types that make up the GEM configuration The GEM configuration is made up of several component types. This list is used to collect the data from these components into one file.

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Detailed Description

Function to create files from a RIM structure.

Author:

James Swain -- jswain@slac.stanford.edu

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Function Documentation

unsigned createAEM (  RIM *  rim, int  fd )  [inline, static]

Write the AEM data to file. Parameters: rim  Pointer to the RIM structure to populate fd  Descriptor of a file opened for reading Return values: RIM_SUCCESS  If the data are transferred successfully RIM_FILE_WRITE  if one of the file write operations failed

unsigned createDefault (  RIM *  rim, int  fd )  [inline, static]

Writes the default data to file. Parameters: fd  Descriptor of a file opened for writing rim  RIM structure to use as a source Return values: RIM_SUCCESS  if all goes well RIM_FILE_WRITE  if one of the file write operations failed

unsigned createGEM (  RIM *  rim, int  fd )  [inline, static]

Writes the GEM data to file. Parameters: rim  Pointer to the RIM structure to populate fd  Descriptor of a file opened for reading Return values: RIM_SUCCESS  If the data are transferred successfully RIM_FILE_WRITE  if one of the file write operations failed

unsigned createNormal (  RIM *  rim, int  fd, RIM_type  type )  [inline, static]

Writes the data for this type into the file. Parameters: fd  Descriptor of a file opened for writing rim  RIM structure to use as a source type  Component type to write out Return values: RIM_SUCCESS  if all goes well RIM_FILE_WRITE  if one of the file write operations failed

unsigned file_write (  int  fd, void *  ptr, int  nword )

Parameters: fd  Descriptor of a file opened for writing ptr  Pointer to the buffer to write to file nword  Number of 32-bit words to write to the file Return values: RIM_SUCCESS  If all goes well RIM_FILE_READ  If there is an error writing to the file

unsigned RIM_create (  RIM *  rim, RIM_type  type, int  fd )

Create a single binary configuration file containing the data of one component (or the default data). Parameters: rim  RIM structure to use as a source type  Component type to write out fd  Descriptor of a file opened for writing Return values: RIM_SUCCESS  if all goes well RIM_FILE_WRITE  if one of the file write operations failed RIM_MAP_NONE  if the selected type is not written seperately RIM_CPT_NONE  if the selected type has not data specified

unsigned RIM_createMap (  RIM_map *  map, int  fd )

Write out the data of a RIM_map structure. Parameters: map  Pointer to the RIM_map whose data should be written to file fd  Descriptor of a file opened for writing Return values: RIM_SUCCESS  if all goes well RIM_FILE_WRITE  if one of the file write operations failed

unsigned RIM_createMask (  RIM *  rim  )

Creates a bitmask indicating which types can successfully be used with RIM_create. Parameters: rim  Pointer to the in-memory model Returns: Bit mask indicating the types of files that can be created

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