Context for a single Module in the carousel. More...

#include <tsDSMCCModuleAssembler.h>

Collaboration diagram for ts::DSMCCModuleAssembler::ModuleContext:

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Public Types
enum class	Status { UNKNOWN , PENDING , COMPLETE }
	Completion status of this module. More...

Public Member Functions
bool	isComplete () const
	Check if module is fully loaded.

void	setSize (uint32_t size, uint16_t blk_size)
	Initialize module with expected size and block size.

Public Attributes
uint16_t	block_size = DEFAULT_BLOCK_SIZE
	Block size in bytes, announced by the DII.

DescriptorList	descs {nullptr}
	Copy of the DII module's user_info descriptor list. Decoded by consumers on demand.

uint32_t	download_id = 0
	download_id from the DII; maps to the carousel group in data-carousel mode.

size_t	expected_blocks = 0
	Number of DDB blocks expected (ceil(module_size / block_size)).

bool	is_compressed = false
	True if a compressed_module_descriptor is present.

uint16_t	module_id = 0
	Module identifier from the DII (only unique within a download_id).

uint32_t	module_size = 0
	Total module size in bytes.

uint8_t	module_version = 0
	Module version, incremented by the broadcaster on update.

uint32_t	original_size = 0
	Uncompressed size from compressed_module_descriptor.

ByteBlock	payload {}
	Complete module payload assembled from DDBs.

Status	status = Status::UNKNOWN
	Current status of the module.

Detailed Description

Context for a single Module in the carousel.

Member Enumeration Documentation

strong

Completion status of this module.

Enumerator
UNKNOWN	No information yet (no DII and no block seen).
PENDING	DII seen, still collecting blocks.
COMPLETE	All blocks received and (if needed) decompressed.

void ts::DSMCCModuleAssembler::ModuleContext::setSize	(	uint32_t	size,
		uint16_t	blk_size
	)

Initialize module with expected size and block size.

Parameters

[in]	size	Total module size in bytes.
[in]	blk_size	Block size in bytes.

bool ts::DSMCCModuleAssembler::ModuleContext::isComplete ( ) const

inline

Check if module is fully loaded.

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