Module design_pattern_examples_rust::adapter::adapter_backend

Contains the wrapper functions for calling into the Adapter_BackEnd DLL.

Originally created with bindgen from Adapter_BackEnd.h. Extensively modified to remove unused components, clean up documentation, simplify names, provide Rust-compatible names for the functions in the DLL, and to add #[allow()] so as to remove compiler warnings.

Constants

• DDR_ErrorCode_Block_Already_Opened
  Memory block is already open and cannot be opened again
• DDR_ErrorCode_Block_Not_Opened
  Memory block is closed and cannot be accessed
• DDR_ErrorCode_Invalid_Block_Name
  The given name is not a recognized memory block name
• DDR_ErrorCode_Invalid_Handle
  The handle argument does not correspond to a valid open memory block
• DDR_ErrorCode_Invalid_Offset
  The given offset is out of bounds
• DDR_ErrorCode_Null_Argument
  The block name pointer or return handle pointer argument is NULL
• DDR_ErrorCode_Success
  Operation succeeded
• DDR_INVALID_HANDLE
  Value indicating the handle is invalid
• DDR_MAX_OFFSET
  All offsets must from 0 to 1 less than this value.

Statics

• block_name_0
  Name of the first block.
• block_name_1
  Name of the second block.
• block_name_2
  Name of the third block.

Functions

• ddr_close_memory_block^⚠
  Close access to a previously opened memory block, thus releasing it for others to open.
• ddr_get_data_chunk^⚠
  Read a single 32-bit value at the given offset in the memory block indicated by the specified handle.
• ddr_get_memory_size^⚠
  Retrieve the number of chunks in the memory block indicated by the handle to the successfully opened memory block.
• ddr_open_memory_block^⚠
  Open access to a memory block for exclusive use, given the name of the memory block.
• ddr_set_data_chunk^⚠
  Writes a single 32-bit value to the given offset in the memory block indicated by the specified handle.

Type Definitions

• DDR_ErrorCode
  Represents the possible errors that can be returned from the memory block access functions.
• _bindgen_ty_1