Compatibility header, providing wrapper functions for the older .sendEvent options of event write tokens. More...
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| void | dueca::_wrapSendEvent (ChannelWriteToken &t, const void *edata, const DataTimeSpec &tic) |
| Internal function for the wrapSendEvent. | |
| void | dueca::wrapSendEvent (ChannelWriteToken &t, const void *edata, const TimeTickType &tick) |
| The "wrapSendEvent" function can be used to send an event with self-allocated event data. | |
| template<class T > | |
| void | dueca::wrapSendEvent (EventChannelWriteToken< T > &t, const T *edata, const TimeTickType &tick) |
| The "wrapSendEvent" function can be used to send an event with self-allocated event data. | |
| void | dueca::wrapSendData (ChannelWriteToken &t, const void *edata, const DataTimeSpec &tick) |
| The "wrapSendData" function can be used to send an event or stream data with self-allocated data. | |
Detailed Description
Compatibility header, providing wrapper functions for the older .sendEvent options of event write tokens.
Function Documentation
◆ _wrapSendEvent()
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Internal function for the wrapSendEvent.
wrapper for the "old" sendEvent member call
- Parameters
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t Channel write token edata Pointer to the data; deallocation will be done by the channel tic Time for the event
◆ wrapSendEvent() [1/2]
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inline |
The "wrapSendEvent" function can be used to send an event with self-allocated event data.
- Parameters
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t Valid channel write token, configured for events. edata Pointer to the object to be written. Must be a valid DCO object, dynamically allocated, and the channel will assume ownership! tick Time tick for the writing.
Note that the use of this function should be reserved to people who really know what they are doing, and only if there is a real (performance) need, if you are not one of these, inform yourself well or use an DataWriter, which provides a much safer interface to the channel.
◆ wrapSendEvent() [2/2]
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inline |
The "wrapSendEvent" function can be used to send an event with self-allocated event data.
Note that the use of this function should be reserved to people who really know what they are doing, and only if there is a real (performance) need, if you are not one of these, inform yourself well or use a DataWriter, which provides a much safer interface to the channel.
◆ wrapSendData()
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inline |
The "wrapSendData" function can be used to send an event or stream data with self-allocated data.
- Parameters
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t Valid channel write token, configured for events. edata Pointer to the object to be written. Must be a valid DCO object, dynamically allocated, and the channel will assume ownership! tick Time spec for the writing.
Note that the use of this function should be reserved to people who really know what they are doing, and only if there is a real (performance) need, if you are not one of these, inform yourself well or use a DataWriter, which provides a much safer interface to the channel.