Remove superfluous trailing white space from C files

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Douglas Clowes
2014-05-16 15:48:41 +10:00
parent 1881907e00
commit 4c65f82116
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/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
W E S T 4 1 0 0
W E S T 4 1 0 0
A few utility functions for talking to a Lakeshore 340
temperature controller via the SINQ setup: TCP/IP--MAC--RS-232--
WEST4100.
Mark Koennecke, Juli 1997
Mark Lesha, January 2006 (based on ITC4 code)
Paul Barron, January 2008 (Note: This is based on the old LAKESHORE340 code and
Paul Barron, January 2008 (Note: This is based on the old LAKESHORE340 code and
not the new LS340 code written by Rodney Davies Feb 08)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifndef SINQWEST4100
#define SINQWEST4100
/*----------------------- ERRORCODES--------------------------------------
Most functions return a negative error code on failure. Error codes
Most functions return a negative error code on failure. Error codes
defined are those defined for serialsinq plus a few additional ones:
*/
#define WEST4100__BADCOM -501
/* command not recognized */
#define WEST4100__BADPAR -502
#define WEST4100__BADPAR -502
/* bad parameter to command */
#define WEST4100__BADMALLOC -503
#define WEST4100__BADMALLOC -503
/* error allocating memory */
#define WEST4100__BADREAD -504
/* error analysing command string on Read */
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@
void *pData;
char pAns[80];
prs232 controller;
} WEST4100;
} WEST4100;
typedef struct __WEST4100 *pWEST4100;
@@ -57,49 +57,49 @@
Return values are 1 for success, a negative error code on
failure.
*/
*/
void WEST4100_Close(pWEST4100 *pData);
/****** close a connection to an WEST4100controller and frees its
data structure. The only parameter is a pointer to the data
data structure. The only parameter is a pointer to the data
structure for this controller. This pointer will be invalid after
this call.
*/
*/
int WEST4100_Config(pWEST4100 *pData, int iTmo, int iRead,
int WEST4100_Config(pWEST4100 *pData, int iTmo, int iRead,
int iControl);
/***** configure some aspects of a WEST4100temperature controller.
The parameter are:
- a pointer to the data structure for the controller as
- a pointer to the data structure for the controller as
returned by WEST4100_Open
- a value for the connection timeout
- the temperature sensor to use for reading the
- the temperature sensor to use for reading the
temperature.
- the temperature sensor used by the WEST4100controller
- the temperature sensor used by the WEST4100controller
for regulating the temperature.
- the divisor needed to calculate the real temperature
from the sensor.
The function returns 1 on success, a negative error code on
from the sensor.
The function returns 1 on success, a negative error code on
failure.
*/
int WEST4100_Send(pWEST4100 *pData, char *pCommand, char *pReply, int iLen);
/******* send a the command in pCommand to the WEST4100controller.
A possible reply is returned in the buffer pReply.
Maximum iLen characters are copied to pReply.
The first parameter is a pointer to a WEST4100data structure
as returned by WEST4100_Open.
Return values are 1 for success, a negative error code on
failure.
*/
int WEST4100_Read(pWEST4100 *pData, float *fVal);
/******* reads the current actual temperature of the sensor
configured by ConfigWEST4100for reading. The value is returned
in fVal. The first parameter is a pointer to a WEST4100
data structure as returned by WEST4100_Open.
Return values are 1 for success, a negative error code on
failure.
*/
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Return values are 1 for success, a negative error code on
failure.pEVInterface
*/
void WEST4100_ErrorTxt(pWEST4100 *pData, int iCode, char *pError, int iLen);
/******* translates one of the negative error WEST4100error codes
into text. Maximum iLen bytes will be copied to the
buffer pError;
*/
*/
int WEST4100_Query(pWEST4100 *pData, int parAddress, int *parValue);
int WEST4100_Write(pWEST4100 *pData, int parAddress, int parValue);
int int2hexstring(int fVal, unsigned char *hexstring);
void displayHexString(unsigned char *hexstring);
void displayHexString(unsigned char *hexstring);
#endif
#endif