RTOp_obj_values_vtbl.h File Reference

#include "RTOp.h"

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Variables
const struct RTOp_obj_type_vtbl_t	RTOp_obj_values_vtbl

Variable Documentation

const struct RTOp_obj_type_vtbl_t RTOp_obj_values_vtbl

Virtual function table for a simple array of scalar objects of type RTOp_value_type.

The functions do the following:

• get_obj_type_num_entries(...)
  • vtbl [in] Ignored
  • instance_data [in] Must be !=NULL and points to an RTOp_index_type that gives the number of values in the list.
  • num_values [out] Returns *(RTOp_index_type*)instance_data
  • num_indexes [out] Returns 0
  • num_chars [out] Returns 0
• obj_create(...)
  • vtbl [in] Ignored
  • instance_data [in] Must be !=NULL and points to an RTOp_index_type that gives the number of values in the list.
  • obj [out] Points an allocated list of RTOp_value_type values all initialized to 0.0.
• obj_reinit(...)
  • vtbl [in] Ignored
  • instance_data [in] Must be !=NULL and points to an RTOp_index_type that gives the number of values in the list.
  • obj [in/out] Points an allocated list of RTOp_value_type values all initialized to 0.0.
• obj_free(...)
  • vtbl [in] Ignored
  • instance_data [in] Must be !=NULL and points to an RTOp_index_type that gives the number of values in the list.
  • obj [in/out] allocated object is freed and obj is set to NULL.
• extract_state(...)
  • vtbl [in] Ignored
  • instance_data [in] Must be !=NULL and points to an RTOp_index_type that gives the number of values in the list.
  • obj [in] Allocated RTOp_index_type object.
  • num_values [in] Must be *(RTOp_index_type*)instance_data
  • value_data [out] value_data[k] = ((RTOp_value_type*)obj)[k], k = 1 ... num_values
  • num_indexes [in] Must be 0
  • index_data [out] Must be NULL
  • num_chars [in] Must be 0
  • char_data [out] Must be NULL
• load_state(...)
  • vtbl [in] Ignored
  • instance_data [in] Must be !=NULL and points to an RTOp_index_type that gives the number of values in the list.
  • num_values [in] Must be *(RTOp_index_type*)instance_data
  • num_indexes [in] Must be 0
  • index_data [in] Must be NULL
  • num_chars [in] Must be 0
  • char_data [in] Must be NULL
  • obj [in/out] If *obj == NULL then the object is allocated as in obj_create() before it is assigned. On output: ((RTOp_value_type*)obj)[k] = value_data[k], k = 1 ... num_values

Definition at line 140 of file RTOp_obj_values_vtbl.c.