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devicehandlers/FixedSlotSequence.h
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#include <framework/devicehandlers/FixedSequenceSlot.h>
#include <framework/objectmanager/SystemObject.h>
#include <list>
#include <set>
using SlotList = std::multiset<FixedSequenceSlot>;
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bool slotFollowsImmediately();
/**
* \brief This method returns the time until the next software component is invoked.
* @brief This method returns the time until the next software
* component is invoked.
*
* \details
* @details
* This method is vitally important for the operation of the PST.
* By fetching the polling time of the current slot and that of the
* next one (or the first one, if the list end is reached)
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uint32_t getIntervalToNextSlotMs();
/**
* \brief This method returns the time difference between the current slot and the previous slot
* @brief This method returns the time difference between the current
* slot and the previous slot
*
* \details This method is vitally important for the operation of the PST. By fetching the polling time
* of the current slot and that of the prevous one (or the last one, if the slot is the first one)
* it calculates and returns the interval in milliseconds that the handler execution shall be delayed.
* @details
* This method is vitally important for the operation of the PST.
* By fetching the polling time of the current slot and that of the previous
* one (or the last one, if the slot is the first one) it calculates and
* returns the interval in milliseconds that the handler execution shall
* be delayed.
*/
uint32_t getIntervalToPreviousSlotMs();
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uint32_t getLengthMs() const;
/**
* \brief The method to execute the device handler entered in the current PollingSlot object.
* @brief The method to execute the device handler entered in the current
* PollingSlot object.
*
* \details Within this method the device handler object to be executed is chosen by looking up the
* handler address of the current slot in the handlerMap. Either the device handler's
* talkToInterface or its listenToInterface method is invoked, depending on the isTalking flag
* of the polling slot. After execution the iterator current is increased or, by reaching the
* @details
* Within this method the device handler object to be executed is chosen by
* looking up the handler address of the current slot in the handlerMap.
* Either the device handler's talkToInterface or its listenToInterface
* method is invoked, depending on the isTalking flag of the polling slot.
* After execution the iterator current is increased or, by reaching the
* end of slotList, reset to the beginning.
*/
void executeAndAdvance();
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/**
* @brief An iterator that indicates the current polling slot to execute.
*
* @details This is an iterator for slotList and always points to the polling slot which is executed next.
* @details This is an iterator for slotList and always points to the
* polling slot which is executed next.
*/
SlotListIter current;
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protected:
/**
* @brief This list contains all PollingSlot objects, defining order and execution time of the
* device handler objects.
* @brief This list contains all PollingSlot objects, defining order and
* execution time of the device handler objects.
*
* @details The slot list is a std:list object that contains all created PollingSlot instances.
* They are NOT ordered automatically, so by adding entries, the correct order needs to be ensured.
* By iterating through this list the polling sequence is executed. Two entries with identical
* polling times are executed immediately one after another.
* @details
* The slot list is a std:list object that contains all created
* PollingSlot instances. They are NOT ordered automatically, so by
* adding entries, the correct order needs to be ensured. By iterating
* through this list the polling sequence is executed. Two entries with
* identical polling times are executed immediately one after another.
*/
SlotList slotList;