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Feature: Allowed Submodes Mask for Mode List Entry #130

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muellerr merged 5 commits from feature_allow_submodes_mode_list_entry into develop 2023-03-07 17:20:48 +01:00
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src/fsfw/subsystem/SubsystemBase.cpp
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@ -25,13 +25,18 @@ ReturnValue_t SubsystemBase::checkStateAgainstTable(HybridIterator<ModeListEntry
std::map<object_id_t, ChildInfo>::iterator childIter;
auto checkSubmode = [&]() {
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gaisser commented 2023-03-07 16:44:14 +01:00
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If you have to use a lambda, which I find a nightmare to read, maybe capture &childIter explicitly.

If you have to use a lambda, which I find a nightmare to read, maybe capture &childIter explicitly.
uint8_t mask;
bool submodesAllowedMask = tableIter.value->submodesAllowed(&mask);
uint8_t submodeToCheckAgainst = tableIter.value->getSubmode();
if (tableIter.value->inheritSubmode()) {
if (childIter->second.submode != targetSubmode) {
submodeToCheckAgainst = targetSubmode;
}
if (not submodesAllowedMask) {
if (childIter->second.submode != submodeToCheckAgainst) {
return returnvalue::FAILED;
}
}
uint8_t mask;
if (tableIter.value->submodesAllowed(&mask)) {
if (submodesAllowedMask) {
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gaisser commented 2023-03-07 16:42:23 +01:00
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This can be the else case of the above. Or maybe switch cases (not XX might be harder to read):

    if (submodesAllowedMask) {
      if ((childIter->second.submode | mask) != mask) {
        return returnvalue::FAILED;
      }
    }else{
      if (childIter->second.submode != submodeToCheckAgainst) {
        return returnvalue::FAILED;
      }
    }
    return returnvalue::OK;
This can be the else case of the above. Or maybe switch cases (not XX might be harder to read): ``` c++ if (submodesAllowedMask) { if ((childIter->second.submode | mask) != mask) { return returnvalue::FAILED; } }else{ if (childIter->second.submode != submodeToCheckAgainst) { return returnvalue::FAILED; } } return returnvalue::OK; ```
if ((childIter->second.submode | mask) != mask) {
return returnvalue::FAILED;
}