buff.h File Reference

Data buffer. More...

#include <stdint.h>
#include <string.h>

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Data Structures
struct	hat_buff_t
	Data buffer. More...

Macros
#define	HAT_BUFF_SUCCESS   0
#define	HAT_BUFF_ERROR   1

Functions
static size_t	hat_buff_available (hat_buff_t *buff)
	Available capacity. More...
static int	hat_buff_write (hat_buff_t *buff, uint8_t *data, size_t data_len)
	Write data to buffer. More...
static uint8_t *	hat_buff_read (hat_buff_t *buff, size_t size)
	Read data from buffer. More...

Detailed Description

Data buffer.

Data buffer is simple byte storage with associated size (capacity) and position pointer.

If used as data source, position points to location which is not yet consumed.

If used as data storage, position points to location where next byte should be stored.

Macro Definition Documentation

HAT_BUFF_ERROR

#define HAT_BUFF_ERROR   1

HAT_BUFF_SUCCESS

#define HAT_BUFF_SUCCESS   0

Function Documentation

hat_buff_available()

static size_t hat_buff_available ( hat_buff_t *  buff )

inlinestatic

Available capacity.

Parameters

[in]

buff

buffer instance

Returns

size

Returns difference between size and current position or 0 if current position is greater or equal to size.

hat_buff_read()

static uint8_t* hat_buff_read ( hat_buff_t *  buff, size_t  size  )

inlinestatic

Read data from buffer.

Parameters

[in]	buff	buffer instance
[in]	size	data size

Returns

data

Returned data pointer points to buffered data starting from current position. If buffer available capacity is smaller than requested size, NULL is returned. Position is incremented if data is successfully read.

hat_buff_write()

static int hat_buff_write ( hat_buff_t *  buff, uint8_t *  data, size_t  data_len  )

inlinestatic

Write data to buffer.

Parameters

[in]	buff	buffer instance
[in]	data	data
[in]	data_len	data length

Returns

HAT_BUFF_SUCCESS or HAT_BUFF_ERROR

Data is written to buffer starting from current position. Position is incremented if data is successfully written.