Vector BLF
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LIN_DISTURBANCE_EVENT. More...
#include <LinDisturbanceEvent.h>
Public Member Functions | |
void | read (AbstractFile &is) override |
void | write (AbstractFile &os) override |
DWORD | calculateObjectSize () const override |
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ObjectHeader (const ObjectType objectType, const WORD objectVersion=0) | |
void | read (AbstractFile &is) override |
void | write (AbstractFile &os) override |
WORD | calculateHeaderSize () const override |
DWORD | calculateObjectSize () const override |
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ObjectHeaderBase (const WORD headerVersion, const ObjectType objectType) | |
ObjectHeaderBase (const ObjectHeaderBase &)=default | |
ObjectHeaderBase & | operator= (const ObjectHeaderBase &)=default |
ObjectHeaderBase (ObjectHeaderBase &&)=default | |
ObjectHeaderBase & | operator= (ObjectHeaderBase &&)=default |
Public Attributes | |
WORD | channel {} |
application channel More... | |
BYTE | id {} |
LIN ID of disturbed response. More... | |
BYTE | disturbingFrameId {} |
LIN ID of disturbing header. More... | |
ULONG | disturbanceType {} |
type of disturbance (dominant, recessive, header, bitstream, variable bitstream) More... | |
ULONG | byteIndex {} |
index of the byte that was disturbed More... | |
ULONG | bitIndex {} |
index of the bit that was disturbed disturbed. 0 is the first data bit, 8 is the stop bit, 9 is the first bit in interbyte space. More... | |
ULONG | bitOffsetInSixteenthBits {} |
offset in 1/16th bits into the disturbed bit More... | |
ULONG | disturbanceLengthInSixteenthBits {} |
length of the disturbance in units of 1/16th bit More... | |
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DWORD | objectFlags {ObjectFlags::TimeOneNans} |
object flags More... | |
WORD | clientIndex {} |
client index of send node | |
WORD | objectVersion {0} |
object specific version More... | |
ULONGLONG | objectTimeStamp {} |
object timestamp More... | |
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DWORD | signature {ObjectSignature} |
signature (ObjectSignature) More... | |
WORD | headerSize {} |
sizeof object header More... | |
WORD | headerVersion {} |
header version (1) More... | |
DWORD | objectSize {} |
object size More... | |
ObjectType | objectType {} |
object type More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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enum | ObjectFlags : DWORD { TimeTenMics = 0x00000001 , TimeOneNans = 0x00000002 } |
LIN_DISTURBANCE_EVENT.
This event occurs if CANoe/CANalyzer explicitly caused to disturb one bit or a sequence of bits.
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overridevirtual |
Read the data of this object
is | input stream |
Reimplemented from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeaderBase.
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overridevirtual |
Write the data of this object
os | output stream |
Reimplemented from Vector::BLF::ObjectHeaderBase.
ULONG Vector::BLF::LinDisturbanceEvent::bitIndex {} |
index of the bit that was disturbed disturbed. 0 is the first data bit, 8 is the stop bit, 9 is the first bit in interbyte space.
The index of the bit that was
ULONG Vector::BLF::LinDisturbanceEvent::bitOffsetInSixteenthBits {} |
offset in 1/16th bits into the disturbed bit
The offset in 1/16th bits into the disturbed bit.
ULONG Vector::BLF::LinDisturbanceEvent::byteIndex {} |
index of the byte that was disturbed
The 0-indexed byte where the disturbance occurred. 0 is the first data byte, 9 is the checksum in case of a dlc 8 frame.
If a header was disturbed (id == 0xFF), 0 is the sync field and 1 is the PID.
WORD Vector::BLF::LinDisturbanceEvent::channel {} |
application channel
Channel number of the event
ULONG Vector::BLF::LinDisturbanceEvent::disturbanceLengthInSixteenthBits {} |
length of the disturbance in units of 1/16th bit
The length of a dominant or recessive disturbance in units of 1/16th bits.
ULONG Vector::BLF::LinDisturbanceEvent::disturbanceType {} |
type of disturbance (dominant, recessive, header, bitstream, variable bitstream)
The type of disturbance:
BYTE Vector::BLF::LinDisturbanceEvent::disturbingFrameId {} |
LIN ID of disturbing header.
Identifier of a disturbing header, if disturbing with a header (disturbanceType == 2), otherwise 0xFF.
BYTE Vector::BLF::LinDisturbanceEvent::id {} |
LIN ID of disturbed response.
Identifier of a disturbed response or 0xFF if a header was disturbed.