#ifndef FRAMEWORK_IPC_COMMANDMESSAGEBASE_H_ #define FRAMEWORK_IPC_COMMANDMESSAGEBASE_H_ #include #include /** * @brief Base implementation of a generic command message, which has * a Command_t ID and message type ID in the header in addition * to the sender message queue ID. * @details * This is the base implementation serves as a base for other command messages * and which implements most functions required for MessageQueueMessageIF. * The only functions which have to be supplied by a specific command message * impelementations are the size related functions which are used for * size checks: * * 1. getMinimumMessageSize() * 2. getMaximumMessageSize() * * Don't forget to set the message size of the passed message in the concrete * commandmessage implementation! */ class CommandMessageBase: public CommandMessageIF { public: CommandMessageBase(MessageQueueMessageIF* message); /** * Read the DeviceHandlerCommand_t that is stored in the message, * usually used after receiving. * * @return the Command stored in the Message */ virtual Command_t getCommand() const override; /** * Set the command type of the message. Default implementation also * sets the message type, which will be the first byte of the command ID. * @param the Command to be sent */ virtual void setCommand(Command_t command); /** * Extract message ID, which is the first byte of the command ID for the * default implementation. * @return */ virtual uint8_t getMessageType() const override; /* * MessageQueueMessageIF functions, which generally just call the * respective functions of the internal message queue message. */ virtual uint8_t * getBuffer() override; virtual const uint8_t * getBuffer() const override; virtual void setSender(MessageQueueId_t setId) override; virtual MessageQueueId_t getSender() const override; virtual uint8_t * getData() override; virtual const uint8_t* getData() const override; virtual void setMessageSize(size_t messageSize) override; virtual size_t getMessageSize() const override; protected: /** * @brief Pointer to the message containing the data. * @details * The command message does not actually own the memory containing a * message, it just oprates on it via a pointer to a message queue message. */ MessageQueueMessageIF* internalMessage; }; #endif /* FRAMEWORK_IPC_COMMANDMESSAGEBASE_H_ */