// // srecord - manipulate eprom load files // Copyright (C) 2001, 2005-2007 Peter Miller // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program. If not, see // . // #ifndef INCLUDE_SREC_OUTPUT_FILE_FASTLOAD_H #define INCLUDE_SREC_OUTPUT_FILE_FASTLOAD_H #include /** * The srec_output_file_fastload class is used to write an LSI Logic * Fast Load formatted file. */ class srec_output_file_fastload: public srec_output_file { public: /** * The destructor. */ virtual ~srec_output_file_fastload(); /** * The default constructor. The output will be written to the * standard output. */ srec_output_file_fastload(); /** * A constructor. The output will be written to the named file (or * the standard output if the file name is "-"). * * @param file_name * The name of the file to be written. */ srec_output_file_fastload(const std::string &file_name); protected: // See base class for documentation. void write(const srec_record &); // See base class for documentation. void line_length_set(int); // See base class for documentation. void address_length_set(int); // See base class for documentation. int preferred_block_size_get() const; // See base class for documentation. const char *format_name() const; private: /** * The line_length instance variable is used to remember the * preferred line length for the output. */ int line_length; /** * The address instance variable is used to track the current * address location within the file. */ unsigned long address; /** * The column instance variable is used to track the current output * column, to ensure that the lines don't exceed 80 characters. */ int column; /** * The bytes_since_checksum instance variable is used to track how * many bytes have ben emitted since the last checksum was issued. * Don't leave it too long, or the checksum isn't any use. */ int bytes_since_checksum; /** * The max_since_checksum instance variable is used to remember how * many bytes to cover between issuing checksums. This is done in * such a way as to minimize line length. There is no point going * over 256 bytes, because it's a simple 16-bit additive sum. */ int max_since_checksum; /** * The prev_was_command instance variable is used to track that was * last output, bercase a newline must be thrown between commands * and data, but not at any other time. */ bool prev_was_command; /** * The write_inner method is used to write a single line (record) * to the file. Use by the write() method. */ void write_inner(int type, unsigned long addr, int addr_len, const void *data, int data_len); /** * The put_number method is used to write the given value to the * output in base-64 (big endian) notation. */ void put_number(unsigned long value, int ndigits); /** * The put_command method is used to write a command to the file, * including the leading '/' and the trailing newline. */ void put_command(int c, unsigned long n, int ndigits); /** * The copy constructor. Do not use. */ srec_output_file_fastload(const srec_output_file_fastload &); /** * The assignment operator. Do not use. */ srec_output_file_fastload &operator=(const srec_output_file_fastload &); }; #endif // INCLUDE_SREC_OUTPUT_FILE_FASTLOAD_H