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kBuffer
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Struct for buffer handling. If you need a ringbuffer in your software, you should instantiate a buffer_t, and run the neccessary functions with a pointer to your instance. More...
#include <kBuffer.h>
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| uint8_t | isInitialized |
| is 0 if the buffer is not initialized | |
| uint16_t | writePointer |
| The write pointer of the buffer. At a write procedure, data gets written and the pointer is incremented. | |
| uint16_t | readPointer |
| The read pointer of the buffer. At a read procedure, data gets read and the pointer is incremented. | |
| uint16_t | length |
| The number of elements in the buffer. | |
| uint8_t | elementLength |
| The number of bytes of one buffer element. The total memory consumption in Bytes is equal to length * elementLength. | |
| uint16_t | datacount |
| A variable which is increased by one when new data gets written and decremented by one when data is read. | |
| bufferDatatype * | data |
| A pointer to the first element of the buffer. Length * elementLength bytes of memory are allocated after this pointer. | |
Struct for buffer handling. If you need a ringbuffer in your software, you should instantiate a buffer_t, and run the neccessary functions with a pointer to your instance.
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