PACKETLIB_1_3_4

Andrea Bulgarelli <bulgarelli@iasfbo.inaf.it>

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15 July 2013

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_4_0

+ 32 and 64 bit compatibility

2 July 2012

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_10

+ resolved other problems with gcc4

09 Mag 2012

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_9

+ resolved gcc4 problems

+ send to NASA/JPL the current version

7 December 2005

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_8

+ added the management of number of blocks *2 per rblocks in the SDFRBBlock (symbol * in the line of sub from nblocks)

21 October 2005

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_7

+ added the management of number of blocks /2 per rblocks in the SDFRBBlock (symbol / in the line of sub from nblocks)

+ added include <unistd.h>

24 August 2005

Started PacketLib 1.3.7

18 August 2005

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_6

+ corrections after valngrind verification

23 July 2005

+ end first verification with valgrind

12 July 2005

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_6_BETA1

+ used valgrind to verify the memory allocation problems

08 May 2005

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_5

+ added set/getFieldValue_PTC_PFC to the SourceDataField class

+ added some cout error message during the decoding of the telemtry

+ added the mask pattern the the setFieldValue() methods

5 April 2005

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_4

+ added the possibility to have an even number of byte in the definition of a block

+ addedd the Packet::printPacketOutputStream()

+ correction of the [SourceDataFieldBlock] not found keyword into the SDFBlockFixed

+ correction of the calculation of the dimension with tail

22 March 2005

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_4_BETA2

PacketLib 1.3.4 beta 2

+ correct the bug for the setFieldValue4_13 and 3_13 

+ added the exception generation when for the 24 bit field value there are an out of range:

#define U24BITINTGEGERUNSIGNED_MAX 16777215

#define U24BITINTGEGERSIGNED_MIN -8388607

#define U24BITINTGEGERSIGNED_MAX 8388607

9 March 2005

TAG CVS: PACKETLIB_1_3_4_BETA1

PacketLib 1.3.4 beta

+ modified the management of the fields (class PartOfPacket). Now a field should be divided between two words

+ addedd getBlock() and getElement() methods for the Layout 2 and Layout 3

+ correction of the bug for the fixed number of blocks in the Layout 2 and 3. Now it is not necessary to set the number of the blocks.

2 March 2005

+ bug of the InputFile::isEOF()

+ added PTC/PFC 4/13 3/14 3/13

24 Fev 2005

CVS TAG: PACKETLIB_1_3_2

+ getFieldValue() and setFieldValue() with PTC, PFC (5, 1) and (4,14)

+ demo mode

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15 Feb 2005

CVS TAG: PACKETLIB_1_3_1

+ aggiunta la gestione del PTC=5 PFC=1 con il metodo double PartOfPacket::getFieldValue_5_1(word index)

ed il metodo double SourceDataField::getFieldValue_5_1(word block, word index)

=============================================

4 Nov 2004

CVS TAG: PACKETLIB_1_3_0

+ aggiunto il tipo generico di packet con blocchi definiti in modo ricorsivo (rblock).

=============================================

15 Aprile 2004

Inizio test della PacketLib 1.3.0 beta.

+ Tolta la SDFNoBlockVariable

+ Aggiunto il tipo generico SDFRBlock + SDFRBBlock

+ Corretto il bug sul prefix = 0

+ Aggiunto il tail

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14 Aprile 2004

CVS TAG: PACKETLIB_1_2_4

Versione con i 4 tipi di packet: block fixed, block variable, noblock fixed, noblock variable

Note: utilizzare la 1.2.3 per le acquisizioni per MCAL SEM DFE TE prima delle modifiche per adattare la PacketLib al PDHU TE.

=============================================

22 Agosto 2003

Nuova versione con il nuovo sistema di gestione dei progetti basato su makefile.

Aggiunta anche la classe Serial per la gestione della comunicazione su seriale

con codice per QNX.

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2 Maggio 2003

CVS TAG: PACKETLIB_1_2_3

Versione in cui �stata tolta la classe DISCoSSHM per inserirla direttamente nella ProcessorLib

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21 Febbraio 2003

CVS TAG: PACKETLIB_1_2_2

Versione rilasciata a:

1) Laben per Science Console MCAL DFE SEM BOARD_X (Febbraio 2003)

2) Versione utilizzata per MMC utilizzata in Laben (Febbraio 2003)

- Tolta la definizione NULL da PacketLibDefinition

- Modifiche minime a MSGQ.h e MSGQ.cpp

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8 Gennaio 2003

CVS TAG: PACKETLIB_1_2_1

Versione rilasciata a:

1) INFN (Federico)

2) ENEA

3) Laben per Science Console MCAL DFE SEM BOARD_X (Novembre 2002)

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20 Dicembre 2002

Aggiunta la classe MSGQ

Aggiunti alcuni metodi della classe Utility per la gestione dei processi

=============================================

4 Novembre 2002

Dal punto di vista concettuale, il parametro endianity nei file .stream cambia significato.

Prima infatti stava ad indicare l'architettura. In realt��pi giusto se indica il formato

dello stream di byte scambiato, indipendente dall'architettura. Questo perch��ad esempio

possibile memorizzare un file in formato big endian (scritto byte per byte) su una architettura

little endian.

+ Alcune classi hanno cambiato nome:

	- OutputSocket -> OutputSocketClient

	- Input -> Input2

	- InputPacketStream -> InputPacketStreamFile

+ Sono state aggiunte nuove classi:

	- Input

	- InputSocketServer

	- InputFile

	- InputPacketStream

+ Modifica ByteStream:

	- interfaccia: aggiunti nuovi metodi

	- gestione memoria: cambiate le responsabilit� Vedere Programmer's manual

	- spostata la gestione dell'endianity interamente all'interno del ByteStream. Le altre

		classi mantengono l'informazione sull'endianity solamente per creare i ByteStream

+ Eliminate le seguenti classi

	- InputByteFileSeq

	- InputByteSHMSeq

	- InputByteSeq

	- InputSeq

	- Input2

	- InputRandom

+ La classe InputText �diventata la root di una gerarchia di classi che rappresentano i file

	di configurazione

+ file.h e file.cpp sono stati rinominati in File.h e File.cpp

+ Definition.h �stato rinominato in PacketLibDefinition.h

+ Creato il namespace PacketLib

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+ aggiunto il metodo PacketStream::packetLibVersion()

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31 Maggio 2002

Rilasciata la versione 1.1

Tag CVS: PACKETLIB_1_1

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31 Maggio 2002

Rilasciata la versione 1.0.5.

Tag CVS: PACKETLIB_1_0_5

Aggiunte:

+ aggiunte le classi Socket (gerarchia Device), SocketClient e SocketServer per la gestione di connessioni

socket

+ aggiunta la classe OutputSocket (gerachia Output)

+ aggiunto un costruttore alla classe ByteStream che permette di unire piu' ByteStream

+ aggiunta la possibilita' di generare TM/TC packet con prefix

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9 Maggio 2002

Prima versione 1.0.4.

Tag CVS: START

0. metti la versione in PrlVersion.h, Doxyfile e PacketStream.h e nel ChangeLog

0.bis. TAGGA

1. nel makefile togli -g e metti l'opzione per fare le librarie dinamiche e togli quella per l'exe

2. modifica il PacketLibDemo.h

3. sposta il main.cpp

3. make

4. copia la lib in dist

5. sposta PacketLibDemo.h

6. copia gli include

7. make pdf 

8. da ref copia ref/html e ref/def in dist/ref

9. da ref copia il refman.ps e refman.pdf in dist/doc

10. copia examples in dist

11. copia model in dist

12. copia Makefile.dist in dist e rinominalo

13. copia README.dist in dist e rinominalo

14. rimetti a posto il Makefile e PacketLibDemo.h e il main.cpp (in particolare ricorda di mettere #define DEMOMODE 0)

15. modifica il ChangeLog