Tail reader

Collaboration diagram for Tail reader:

Detailed Description

Functions
daq::TailReaderStatusPtr	read (void *values, daq::SizeT *count) const
	Copies at maximum the next count unread samples to the values buffer. The amount actually read is returned through the count parameter. More...
daq::TailReaderStatusPtr	readWithDomain (void *values, void *domain, daq::SizeT *count) const
	Copies at maximum the next count unread samples and clock-stamps to the values and stamps buffers. The amount actually read is returned through the count parameter. More...
daq::SizeT	getHistorySize () const
	The maximum amount of samples in history to keep. More...

Function Documentation

getHistorySize()

daq::SizeT getHistorySize ( ) const

inline

The maximum amount of samples in history to keep.

Returns

The history size.

read()

daq::TailReaderStatusPtr read ( void *  values, daq::SizeT *  count  ) const

inline

Copies at maximum the next count unread samples to the values buffer. The amount actually read is returned through the count parameter.

Parameters

[in]	values	The buffer that the samples will be copied to. The buffer must be a contiguous memory big enough to receive count amount of samples.
[in,out]	count	The maximum amount of samples to be read. If the count is less than available the parameter value is set to the actual amount and only the available samples are returned. The rest of the buffer is not modified or cleared.
[out]	status	Represents the status of the reader. If the reader is invalid, IReaderStatus::getValid returns false. If an event packet was encountered during processing, IReaderStatus::getReadStatus returns ReadStatus::Event If the reading process is successful, IReaderStatus::getReadStatu returns ReadStatus::Ok, indicating that IReaderStatus::getValid is true and there is no encountered events

readWithDomain()

daq::TailReaderStatusPtr readWithDomain ( void *  values, void *  domain, daq::SizeT *  count  ) const

inline

Copies at maximum the next count unread samples and clock-stamps to the values and stamps buffers. The amount actually read is returned through the count parameter.

Parameters

[in]	values	The buffer that the data values will be copied to. The buffer must be a contiguous memory big enough to receive count amount of samples.
[in]	domain	The buffer that the domain values will be copied to. The buffer must be a contiguous memory big enough to receive count amount of clock-stamps.
[in,out]	count	The maximum amount of samples to be read. If the count is less than available the parameter value is set to the actual amount and only the available samples are returned. The rest of the buffer is not modified or cleared.
[out]	status	Represents the status of the reader. If the reader is invalid, IReaderStatus::getValid returns false. If an event packet was encountered during processing, IReaderStatus::getReadStatus returns ReadStatus::Event If the reading process is successful, IReaderStatus::getReadStatu returns ReadStatus::Ok, indicating that IReaderStatus::getValid is true and there is no encountered events