Interface for parsing datasets produced by RBR instruments. More...

#include <inttypes.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include "RBRInstrument.h"

Include dependency graph for RBRParser.h:

Data Structures
struct	RBRInstrumentEvent
	An instrument event. More...

struct	RBRParserCallbacks
	A set of callbacks from parser to user code. More...

struct	RBRParserEasyParseConfig
	EasyParse-specific parser configuration. More...

struct	RBRParserConfig
	Configuration for a RBRParser. More...

struct	RBRParser
	Parser context object. More...

Macros
#define	RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_AUXILIARY_DATA_MAX 4
	The maximum number of pieces of auxiliary data in an event.

Typedefs
typedef RBRInstrumentError(*	RBRParserSampleCallback) (const struct RBRParser parser, const struct RBRInstrumentSample const sample)
	Callback to provide a parsed sample to user code. More...

typedef enum RBRInstrumentEventType	RBRInstrumentEventType
	Instrument event types.

typedef struct RBRInstrumentEvent	RBRInstrumentEvent
	An instrument event. More...

typedef RBRInstrumentError(*	RBRParserEventCallback) (const struct RBRParser parser, const struct RBRInstrumentEvent const event)
	Callback to provide a parsed event to user code. More...

typedef struct RBRParserCallbacks	RBRParserCallbacks
	A set of callbacks from parser to user code. More...

typedef struct RBRParserEasyParseConfig	RBRParserEasyParseConfig
	EasyParse-specific parser configuration. More...

typedef struct RBRParserConfig	RBRParserConfig
	Configuration for a RBRParser.

typedef struct RBRParser	RBRParser
	Parser context object. More...

Enumerations
enum	RBRInstrumentEventType { RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_UNKNOWN_OR_UNRECOGNIZED_EVENT = 0x00, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_TIME_SYNCHRONIZATION_MARKER = 0x01, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_DISABLE_COMMAND_RECEIVED = 0x02, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_RUN_TIME_ERROR_ENCOUNTERED = 0x03, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_CPU_RESET_DETECTED = 0x04, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_ONE_OR_MORE_PARAMETERS_RECOVERED_AFTER_RESET = 0x05, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_RESTART_FAILED_RTC_CALENDAR_CONTENTS_NOT_VALID = 0x06, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_RESTART_FAILED_LOGGER_STATUS_NOT_VALID = 0x07, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_RESTART_FAILED_PRIMARY_SCHEDULE_PARAMETERS_COULD_NOT_BE_RECOVERED = 0x08, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_UNABLE_TO_LOAD_ALARM_TIME_FOR_NEXT_SAMPLE = 0x09, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_SAMPLING_RESTARTED_AFTER_RESETTING_RTC = 0x0A, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_PARAMETERS_RECOVERED_SAMPLING_RESTARTED_AFTER_RESETTING_RTC = 0x0B, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_SAMPLING_STOPPED_END_TIME_REACHED = 0x0C, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_START_OF_A_RECORDED_BURST = 0x0D, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_START_OF_A_WAVE_BURST = 0x0E, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_RESERVED1 = 0x0F, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_STREAMING_NOW_OFF_FOR_BOTH_PORTS = 0x10, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_STREAMING_ON_FOR_USB_OFF_FOR_SERIAL = 0x11, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_STREAMING_OFF_FOR_USB_ON_FOR_SERIAL = 0x12, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_STREAMING_NOW_ON_FOR_BOTH_PORTS = 0x13, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_SAMPLING_STARTED_THRESHOLD_CONDITION_SATISFIED = 0x14, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_SAMPLING_PAUSED_THRESHOLD_CONDITION_NOT_MET = 0x15, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_POWER_SOURCE_SWITCHED_TO_INTERNAL_BATTERY = 0x16, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_POWER_SOURCE_SWITCHED_TO_EXTERNAL_BATTERY = 0x17, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_TWIST_ACTIVATION_STARTED_SAMPLING = 0x18, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_TWIST_ACTIVATION_PAUSED_SAMPLING = 0x19, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_WIFI_MODULE_DETECTED_AND_ACTIVATED = 0x1A, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_WIFI_MODULE_DEACTIVATED_REMOVED_OR_ACTIVITY_TIMEOUT = 0x1B, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_REGIMES_ENABLED_BUT_NOT_YET_IN_A_REGIME = 0x1C, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_ENTERED_REGIME_1 = 0x1D, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_ENTERED_REGIME_2 = 0x1E, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_ENTERED_REGIME_3 = 0x1F, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_START_OF_REGIME_BIN = 0x20, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_BEGIN_PROFILING_UP_CAST = 0x21, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_BEGIN_PROFILING_DOWN_CAST = 0x22, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_END_OF_PROFILING_CAST = 0x23, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_BATTERY_FAILED_SCHEDULE_FINISHED = 0x24, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_DIRECTIONAL_DEPENDENT_SAMPLING_BEGINNING_OF_FAST_SAMPLING_MODE = 0x25, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_DIRECTIONAL_DEPENDENT_SAMPLING_BEGINNING_OF_SLOW_SAMPLING_MODE = 0x26, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_ENERGY_USED_MARKER_INTERNAL_BATTERY = 0x27, RBRINSTRUMENT_EVENT_ENERGY_USED_MARKER_EXTERNAL_POWER_SOURCE = 0x28 }
	Instrument event types.

Functions
const char *	RBRInstrumentEventType_name (RBRInstrumentEventType type)
	Get a human-readable string name for an event type type. More...

RBRInstrumentError	RBRParser_init (RBRParser *parser, const RBRParserCallbacks callbacks, const RBRParserConfig config, void userData)
	Initialize a dataset parser. More...

RBRInstrumentError	RBRParser_destroy (RBRParser *parser)
	Release any resources held by the parser. More...

void	RBRParser_getConfig (const RBRParser parser, RBRParserConfig config)
	Get the parser configuration. More...

void *	RBRParser_getUserData (const RBRParser *parser)
	Get the pointer to arbitrary user data. More...

void	RBRParser_setUserData (RBRParser parser, void userData)
	Change the arbitrary user data pointer. More...

RBRInstrumentError	RBRParser_parse (RBRParser parser, RBRInstrumentDataset dataset, const void const data, int32_t *size)
	Parse a chunk of data. More...

Detailed Description

Interface for parsing datasets produced by RBR instruments.

Copyright: Copyright (c) 2018 RBR Ltd. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

Typedef Documentation

◆ RBRInstrumentEvent

typedef struct RBRInstrumentEvent RBRInstrumentEvent

An instrument event.

See also: https://docs.rbr-global.com/L3commandreference/format-of-stored-data/standard-rawbin00-format/standard-format-events-markers; https://docs.rbr-global.com/L3commandreference/format-of-stored-data/easyparse-calbin00-format/easyparse-format-events-markers

◆ RBRParser

typedef struct RBRParser RBRParser

Parser context object.

Users are strongly discouraged from accessing the fields of this structure directly as layout and field availability maybe unstable from version to version. Getter and setter functions are available for safely reading from and writing to fields where necessary.

See also: RBRParser_init() to initialize a parser; RBRParser_destroy() to close a parser

◆ RBRParserCallbacks

typedef struct RBRParserCallbacks RBRParserCallbacks

A set of callbacks from parser to user code.

All of the callback functions are optional; however, where any callback function is provided, the corresponding buffer must also be provided, or else RBRParser_init() will return RBRINSTRUMENT_MISSING_CALLBACK.

◆ RBRParserEasyParseConfig

typedef struct RBRParserEasyParseConfig RBRParserEasyParseConfig

EasyParse-specific parser configuration.

See also: RBRParserConfig

◆ RBRParserEventCallback

typedef RBRInstrumentError(* RBRParserEventCallback) (const struct RBRParser *parser, const struct RBRInstrumentEvent *const event)

Callback to provide a parsed event to user code.

The event pointer will be the same as given via RBRParserCallbacks.eventBuffer. The event value will be overwritten every time event parsing is attempted, which will be at least once per invocation of RBRParser_parse() for dataset RBRINSTRUMENT_DATASET_EASYPARSE_EVENTS where the buffer is large enough. If you want to use the event after your callback has returned, make a copy of it.

Parameters

[in]	parser	the dataset parser which parsed the event
[in]	event	the parsed event

Returns: RBRINSTRUMENT_SUCCESS when the event data is successfully consumed; RBRINSTRUMENT_CALLBACK_ERROR when an unrecoverable error occurs

◆ RBRParserSampleCallback

typedef RBRInstrumentError(* RBRParserSampleCallback) (const struct RBRParser *parser, const struct RBRInstrumentSample *const sample)

Callback to provide a parsed sample to user code.

The sample pointer will be the same as given via RBRParserCallbacks.sampleBuffer. That buffer will be overwritten every time a parsed sample is returned via this callback. If you want to retain the use of the sample after your callback has returned, make a copy of it.

Parameters

[in]	parser	the dataset parser which parsed the sample
[in]	sample	the parsed sample

Returns: RBRINSTRUMENT_SUCCESS when the sample data is successfully consumed; RBRINSTRUMENT_CALLBACK_ERROR when an unrecoverable error occurs

Function Documentation

◆ RBRInstrumentEventType_name()

const char* RBRInstrumentEventType_name ( RBRInstrumentEventType type )

Get a human-readable string name for an event type type.

Parameters

[in] type the event type

Returns: a string name for the event type

See also: RBRInstrumentError_name() for a description of the format of names

◆ RBRParser_destroy()

RBRInstrumentError RBRParser_destroy ( RBRParser * parser )

Release any resources held by the parser.

Frees the buffer allocated by RBRParser_init() if necessary.

Parameters

[in,out] parser the dataset parser to close

Returns: RBRINSTRUMENT_SUCCESS if the parser was closed successfully

See also: RBRParser_init()

◆ RBRParser_getConfig()

void RBRParser_getConfig	(	const RBRParser *	parser,
		RBRParserConfig *	config
	)

Get the parser configuration.

This function copies into config a copy of the parser configuration reflective of the current state of the parser.

Because the configuration is integral to parser behaviour, it may only be configured during instantiation; there is no corresponding function to reconfigure a parser.

Parameters

[in]	parser	the dataset parser
[out]	config	the parser configuration

◆ RBRParser_getUserData()

void* RBRParser_getUserData ( const RBRParser * parser )

Get the pointer to arbitrary user data.

Returns whatever arbitrary pointer the user has most recently provided, either via RBRParser_init() or RBRParser_setUserData().

Parameters

[in] parser the dataset parser

Returns: the arbitrary user data pointer

See also: RBRParser_setUserData()

◆ RBRParser_init()

RBRInstrumentError RBRParser_init	(	RBRParser **	parser,
		const RBRParserCallbacks *	callbacks,
		const RBRParserConfig *	config,
		void *	userData
	)

Initialize a dataset parser.

The use of the parser argument is the same as that of the instrument argument to RBRInstrument_open(): when given as NULL, instance memory will be allocated for you; otherwise, the pointer target will be used as instance storage. See RBRInstrument_open() for “do”s and “don't”s inherent to this approach.

Again, as with the callbacks argument to RBRInstrument_open(), the config and callbacks structures will be copied into the RBRParser structure and no references to them are retained.

Currently, the only supported memory format is RBRINSTRUMENT_MEMFORMAT_CALBIN00 (“EasyParse”). Requesting any other format via RBRParserConfig will cause RBRINSTRUMENT_UNSUPPORTED to be returned.

Both callback functions are optional, but that probably isn't very useful: after all, you won't receive any data that way. Still, the library won't complain. If any buffer is not given for a callback function which is given, or if callbacks itself is given as NULL, then RBRINSTRUMENT_MISSING_CALLBACK is returned and the parser instantiation will not be completed.

In the event of any return value other than RBRINSTRUMENT_SUCCESS, any memory allocated by this constructor is freed. That is, in the event of failure, no cleanup of library resources is required. In the event of a successful result, RBRParser_destroy() should be used to release allocated resources.

Parameters

[in,out]	parser	the context object to populate
[in]	callbacks	the set of callbacks to be used by the parser
[in]	config	the parser configuration
[in]	userData	arbitrary user data; useful in callbacks

Returns: RBRINSTRUMENT_SUCCESS if the parser was instantiated successfully; RBRINSTRUMENT_ALLOCATION_FAILURE if memory allocation failed; RBRINSTRUMENT_MISSING_CALLBACK if no callbacks were provided; RBRINSTRUMENT_UNSUPPORTED if the memory format is unsupported; RBRINSTRUMENT_INVALID_PARAMETER_VALUE if the config is invalid

See also: RBRParser_destroy()

◆ RBRParser_parse()

RBRInstrumentError RBRParser_parse	(	RBRParser *	parser,
		RBRInstrumentDataset	dataset,
		const void *const	data,
		int32_t *	size
	)

Parse a chunk of data.

For a parser configured to parse RBRINSTRUMENT_MEMFORMAT_CALBIN00-format data, dataset may be given as RBRINSTRUMENT_DATASET_EASYPARSE_EVENTS or RBRINSTRUMENT_DATASET_EASYPARSE_SAMPLE_DATA. Any other value (including RBRINSTRUMENT_DATASET_EASYPARSE_DEPLOYMENT_HEADER, which is currently unsupported) will cause the function to return RBRINSTRUMENT_INVALID_PARAMETER_VALUE and no data will be parsed.

Parsed values will be returned via the RBRParserCallbacks provided to RBRParser_init(). The value at size after completion of parsing indicates how much of the data was parsed.

Parameters

[in]	parser	the dataset parser
[in]	dataset	the dataset from which the chunk originated
[in]	data	the data to be parsed
[in,out]	size	initially, the size of the data given by data; set by the callback to the number of bytes actually parsed

Returns: RBRINSTRUMENT_SUCCESS when no parsing errors occur; RBRINSTRUMENT_INVALID_PARAMETER_VALUE when an invalid dataset is given, or when the parser configuration is incomplete or invalid

◆ RBRParser_setUserData()

void RBRParser_setUserData	(	RBRParser *	parser,
		void *	userData
	)

Change the arbitrary user data pointer.

Parameters

[in,out]	parser	the dataset parser
[in]	userData	the new user data

See also: RBRParser_getUserData()

Data Structures

Macros

Typedefs

Enumerations

Functions

Detailed Description

Typedef Documentation

◆ RBRInstrumentEvent

◆ RBRParser

◆ RBRParserCallbacks

◆ RBRParserEasyParseConfig

◆ RBRParserEventCallback

◆ RBRParserSampleCallback

Function Documentation

◆ RBRInstrumentEventType_name()

◆ RBRParser_destroy()

◆ RBRParser_getConfig()

◆ RBRParser_getUserData()

◆ RBRParser_init()

◆ RBRParser_parse()

◆ RBRParser_setUserData()