Cedric Roux
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this is like timeview but the plotting is done at frame/subframe resolution of a given reference clock signal, let's say. The realtime information of the events is not used. It's all logical. It will be used to log harq processes for the moment.
24 lines
792 B
C
24 lines
792 B
C
#ifndef _LOGGER_H_
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#define _LOGGER_H_
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typedef void logger;
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logger *new_framelog(void *event_handler, void *database,
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char *event_name, char *subframe_varname, char *buffer_varname);
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logger *new_textlog(void *event_handler, void *database,
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char *event_name, char *format);
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logger *new_ttilog(void *event_handler, void *database,
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char *event_name, char *frame_varname, char *subframe_varname,
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char *data_varname, int convert_to_dB);
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logger *new_timelog(void *event_handler, void *database, char *event_name);
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logger *new_ticklog(void *event_handler, void *database,
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char *event_name, char *frame_name, char *subframe_name);
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void framelog_set_skip(logger *_this, int skip_delay);
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#include "view/view.h"
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void logger_add_view(logger *l, view *v);
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#endif /* _LOGGER_H_ */
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