mgen.h File Reference

#include <exception>
#include <string>
#include <typeinfo>

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Classes
class	IOError
	Exception returned when there is I/O malfunction with the device. More...

Macros
#define	_S(msg, ...)
#define	_D(msg, ...)
#define	_E(msg, ...)

Typedefs
typedef unsigned char	IOByte
	One word in the I/O protocol. More...
typedef std::vector< IOByte >	IOBuffer
	A buffer of protocol words. More...

Enumerations
enum	IOMode { OPM_UNKNOWN, OPM_COMPATIBLE, OPM_APPLICATION }
	A protocol mode in which the command is valid. More...
enum	IOResult { CR_SUCCESS, CR_FAILURE }
	The result of a command. More...

Macro Definition Documentation

_D

#define _D	(		msg,
			...
	)

Value:

INDI::Logger::getInstance().print(MGenAutoguider::instance().getDeviceName(), INDI::Logger::DBG_DEBUG, __FILE__, \
                                      __LINE__, "%s::%s: " msg, __FUNCTION__, typeid(*this).name(), __VA_ARGS__)

_E

#define _E	(		msg,
			...
	)

Value:

INDI::Logger::getInstance().print(MGenAutoguider::instance().getDeviceName(), INDI::Logger::DBG_ERROR, __FILE__, \
                                      __LINE__, "%s::%s: " msg, __FUNCTION__, typeid(*this).name(), __VA_ARGS__)

_S

#define _S	(		msg,
			...
	)

Value:

INDI::Logger::getInstance().print(MGenAutoguider::instance().getDeviceName(), INDI::Logger::DBG_SESSION, __FILE__, \
                                      __LINE__, "%s::%s: " msg, __FUNCTION__, typeid(*this).name(), __VA_ARGS__)

Typedef Documentation

IOBuffer

typedef std::vector<IOByte> IOBuffer

A buffer of protocol words.

IOByte

typedef unsigned char IOByte

One word in the I/O protocol.

Enumeration Type Documentation

IOMode

enum IOMode

A protocol mode in which the command is valid.

Enumerator
OPM_UNKNOWN	Unknown mode, no exchange done yet or connection error
OPM_COMPATIBLE	Compatible mode, to check device state
OPM_APPLICATION	Normal applicative mode

IOResult

enum IOResult

The result of a command.

Enumerator
CR_SUCCESS	Command is successful, result is available through helpers or in field 'answer'
CR_FAILURE	Command is not successful, no acknowledge or unexpected data returned