#ifndef FRAMEWORK_IPC_COMMANDMESSAGEBASE_H_
#define FRAMEWORK_IPC_COMMANDMESSAGEBASE_H_
#include <framework/ipc/CommandMessageIF.h>
#include <framework/ipc/MessageQueueMessage.h>

/**
 * @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()
 *
 * The maximum message size generally depends on the buffer size of the passed
 * internal message.
 * 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);



//	/*
//	 * 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 size_t getMessageSize() const override;


	//virtual MessageQueueMessageIF* getInternalMessage() 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 = nullptr;
};



#endif /* FRAMEWORK_IPC_COMMANDMESSAGEBASE_H_ */