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working on updating SerializeIF, to quote Basti: This is going to be horrible

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Ulrich Mohr
2020-04-21 21:34:03 +02:00
parent 05c1330b68
commit 2093329481
35 changed files with 389 additions and 341 deletions
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tmtcservices/PusVerificationReport.cpp
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@ -108,12 +108,12 @@ PusSuccessReport::PusSuccessReport(uint16_t setPacketId,
uint16_t setSequenceControl, uint8_t setStep) :
reportSize(0), pBuffer(reportBuffer) {
//Serialization won't fail, because we know the necessary max-size of the buffer.
SerializeAdapter<uint16_t>::serialize(&setPacketId, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
SerializeAdapter::serialize(&setPacketId, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
sizeof(reportBuffer), true);
SerializeAdapter<uint16_t>::serialize(&setSequenceControl, &pBuffer,
SerializeAdapter::serialize(&setSequenceControl, &pBuffer,
&reportSize, sizeof(reportBuffer), true);
if (setStep != 0) {
SerializeAdapter<uint8_t>::serialize(&setStep, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
SerializeAdapter::serialize(&setStep, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
sizeof(reportBuffer), true);
}
}
@ -135,19 +135,19 @@ PusFailureReport::PusFailureReport(uint16_t setPacketId,
uint8_t setStep, uint32_t parameter1, uint32_t parameter2) :
reportSize(0), pBuffer(reportBuffer) {
//Serialization won't fail, because we know the necessary max-size of the buffer.
SerializeAdapter<uint16_t>::serialize(&setPacketId, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
SerializeAdapter::serialize(&setPacketId, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
sizeof(reportBuffer), true);
SerializeAdapter<uint16_t>::serialize(&setSequenceControl, &pBuffer,
SerializeAdapter::serialize(&setSequenceControl, &pBuffer,
&reportSize, sizeof(reportBuffer), true);
if (setStep != 0) {
SerializeAdapter<uint8_t>::serialize(&setStep, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
SerializeAdapter::serialize(&setStep, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
sizeof(reportBuffer), true);
}
SerializeAdapter<ReturnValue_t>::serialize(&setErrorCode, &pBuffer,
SerializeAdapter::serialize(&setErrorCode, &pBuffer,
&reportSize, sizeof(reportBuffer), true);
SerializeAdapter<uint32_t>::serialize(&parameter1, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
SerializeAdapter::serialize(&parameter1, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
sizeof(reportBuffer), true);
SerializeAdapter<uint32_t>::serialize(&parameter2, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
SerializeAdapter::serialize(&parameter2, &pBuffer, &reportSize,
sizeof(reportBuffer), true);
}