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Constituent: qsspprint     Tag: linux-gcc

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QSSP_span.h File Reference

Defines a standard sample span. More...

#include "QSSP/QSSP_point.h"

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Data Structures
struct	_QSSP_spanV0
	Defines the beginning and ending of when the sample was taken. More...
struct	_QSSP_spanV1
	Defines the beginning and ending of when the sample was taken, version 2. More...
Typedefs
typedef _QSSP_spanV0	QSSP_spanV0
	Typedef for struct _QSSP_spanV0.
typedef _QSSP_spanV1	QSSP_spanV1
	Typedef for struct _QSSP_spanV1.
Functions
const unsigned int *	QSSP_spanV0DecodeTwo (unsigned int *diff_p, QSSP_spanV0 *cumulative, QSSP_spanV0 *current, const unsigned int *dat, unsigned char bridge)
const unsigned int *	QSSP_spanV0DecodeOne (unsigned int *diff_p, QSSP_spanV0 *cumulative, QSSP_spanV0 *current, const unsigned int *dat, unsigned char bridge)
const unsigned int *	QSSP_spanV0DecodeDiff (unsigned int *diff_p, QSSP_spanV0 *cumulative, QSSP_spanV0 *current, const unsigned int *dat, unsigned char bridge)
void	QSSP_spanV0Complete (QSSP_spanV0 *span)
void	QSSP_spanV0Update (QSSP_spanV0 *dst, const QSSP_spanV0 *src)
const unsigned int *	QSSP_spanV1DecodeTwo (unsigned int *diff_p, QSSP_spanV1 *cumulative, QSSP_spanV1 *current, const unsigned int *dat, unsigned char bridge)
const unsigned int *	QSSP_spanV1DecodeOne (unsigned int *diff_p, QSSP_spanV1 *cumulative, QSSP_spanV1 *current, const unsigned int *dat, unsigned char bridge)
const unsigned int *	QSSP_spanV1DecodeDiff (unsigned int *diff_p, QSSP_spanV1 *cumulative, QSSP_spanV1 *current, const unsigned int *dat, unsigned char bridge)
void	QSSP_spanV1Complete (QSSP_spanV1 *span)
void	QSSP_spanV1Update (QSSP_spanV1 *dst, const QSSP_spanV1 *src)

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Detailed Description

Defines a standard sample span.

Author:

JJRussell - russell@slac.stanford.edu

   CVS $Id: QSSP_span.h,v 1.1 2008/06/10 22:30:00 russell Exp $

A sample span captures the conditions at both the beginning or ending of a sample, defining the conditions and duration of the sample

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