Rxpointers (#504)

* gui message doesnt show if it has a '>' symbol in error msg

* minor refactoring for readability (size_t calc fifo size)

* refactoring listening udp socket code: activated and datastream dont create udp sockets anyway, rc<=- should be discarded in any case

* wip

* refactoring memory structure access

* wip: bugfix write header + data to binary

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* portRoi no roi effecto on progress

* fail at receiver progress, wip

* segfaults for char pointer in struct

* reference to header to get header and data

* refactoring

* use const defined for size of header of fifo

* updated release notes

* remove pointer in callback for sls_receiver_header pointer

* rx same name arguments in constructors

* rx: same name arguments in constructor

* rx: removing the '_' suffix in class data members

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* diff undo for clang later

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* const string&
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Dhanya Thattil
2022-08-05 09:08:18 +02:00
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parent 9ac8dab8af
commit 89e293cb5a
14 changed files with 491 additions and 514 deletions

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@ -14,12 +14,10 @@ class BinaryDataFile : private virtual slsDetectorDefs, public File {
fileFormat GetFileFormat() const override;
void CloseFile() override;
void CreateFirstBinaryDataFile(const std::string fPath,
const std::string fNamePrefix,
void CreateFirstBinaryDataFile(const std::string& fNamePrefix,
const uint64_t fIndex,
const bool ovEnable,
const bool sMode, const int modulePos,
const int nUnitsPerReadout,
const bool sMode,
const uint32_t uPortNumber,
const uint32_t mFramesPerFile) override;
@ -34,13 +32,10 @@ class BinaryDataFile : private virtual slsDetectorDefs, public File {
uint32_t numFramesInFile{0};
uint32_t subFileIndex{0};
std::string filePath;
std::string fileNamePrefix;
uint64_t fileIndex{0};
bool overWriteEnable{false};
bool silentMode{false};
int detIndex{0};
int numUnitsPerReadout{0};
uint32_t udpPortNumber{0};
uint32_t maxFramesPerFile{0};
};