onidefs.h¶
Macro and constant definitions common to both oni.h and onidriver.h.
Integer Types¶
Warning
All of these types will be almost certainly be deprecated in future API revisions to handle drivers with different channel bit widths
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typedef uint32_t oni_size_t¶
- Data sizes are 32-bit uints 
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typedef uint32_t oni_dev_id_t¶
- Device IDs are 32-bit values 
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typedef uint32_t oni_dev_idx_t¶
- Device idx are 32-bit, byte.byte.btye.byte addresses 
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typedef uint32_t oni_reg_addr_t¶
- Registers use a 32-bit address 
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typedef uint32_t oni_reg_val_t¶
- Registers have 32-bit values 
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typedef uint32_t oni_fifo_dat_t¶
- FIFOs use 32-bit words 
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typedef uint64_t oni_fifo_time_t¶
- FIFO bound timers use 64-bit words 
Context Options¶
Context options that can be used in calls to oni_get_opt() and
oni_set_opt(). The tables under each option provide information about the
corresponding context option type used during calls to these functions.
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enum [anonymous]¶
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ONI_OPT_DEVICETABLE¶
- ( - 0) Device table.- Option value type - Option description - Pointer to a pre-allocated array of :type:oni_device_t structs - Default value - N/A - Access - Read - Required run state - IDLE or RUNNING 
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ONI_OPT_NUMDEVICES¶
- ( - 1) Number of devices in the device table.- Option value type - Option description - The number of devices supported by the firmware - Default value - N/A - Access - Read - Required run state - IDLE or RUNNING 
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ONI_OPT_RUNNING¶
- ( - 2) Set/clear data input gate. Any value greater than 0 will turn data acquisition on. Writing 0 to this option will stop acquisition, but will not reset context options or the sample counter. All data not shifted out of hardware will be cleared. To obtain the very first samples produced by high-bandwidth devices, see- ONI_OPT_RESETACQCOUNTERto see how to start acqusition sychronously with a clock reset.- Option value type - Option description - Any value greater than 0 will start acquisition - Default value - 0 - Access - Write and Read - Required run state - IDLE or RUNNING 
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ONI_OPT_RESET¶
- ( - 3) Trigger global hardware reset. Any value great than 0 will trigger a hardware reset. In this case, acquisition is stopped and resets are issued to all devices in the device table. Following a- Option value type - Option description - Any value greater than 0 will trigger a reset - Default value - 0 (Untriggered) - Access - Write - Required run state - IDLE 
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ONI_OPT_SYSCLKHZ¶
- ( - 4) Host system clock frequency in Hz. This describes the frequency of the clock governing the host hardware.- Option value type - Option description - Host main clock frequency in Hz - Default value - N/A - Access - Read - Required run state - IDLE or RUNNING 
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ONI_OPT_ACQCLKHZ¶
- ( - 5) Host system acqusition clock frequency in Hz, derived from- ONI_OPT_SYSCLKHZ. This describes the frequency of the clock used to drive the acqusition counter which is used timestamp data frames.- Option value type - Option description - Host acqusition clock frequency in Hz - Default value - N/A - Access - Read - Required run state - IDLE or RUNNING 
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ONI_OPT_RESETACQCOUNTER¶
- ( - 6) Trigger a reset of the acqusition clock counter. A value of 1 will trigger an acqusition clock counter reset. A value of 2 or greater will trigger synchronous acqusition clock counter reset and set- ONI_OPT_RUNNINGto 1.- Option value type - Option description - 1: reset clock counter, 2: reset clock counter and set :macro:ONI_OPT_RUNNING to 1 - Default value - 0 (Untriggered) - Access - Write - Required run state - IDLE or RUNNING 
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ONI_OPT_HWADDRESS¶
- ( - 7) The address of the host hardware within the acqusition computer. Determines the sychronization role of the hardware in multi-host systems.- Option value type - Option description - TODO - Default value - 0 - Access - Read and Write - Required run state - IDLE or RUNNING 
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ONI_OPT_MAXREADFRAMESIZE¶
- ( - 8) The maximal size of a frame produced by a call to- oni_read_framein bytes. This number is the maximum sized frame that can be produced across every device within the device table that generates read data.- Option value type - Option description - Maximal read - oni_frame_tsize in bytes- Default value - N/A - Access - Read - Required run state - IDLE or RUNNING 
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ONI_OPT_MAXWRITEFRAMESIZE¶
- ( - 9) The maximal size of a (single-packet)- oni_frame_tcomsumed by a call to- oni_write_frame()in bytes. This number is the maximum sized frame that can be consumed across every device within the device table that accepts write data.- Option value type - Option description - Maximal (single packet) write - oni_frame_tsize in bytes- Default value - N/A - Access - Read - Required run state - IDLE or RUNNING 
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ONI_OPT_BLOCKREADSIZE¶
- ( - 10) Number of bytes read during each driver access to the high-bandwidth read channel using- oni_read_frame(). This option allows control over a fundamental trade-off between closed-loop response time and overall bandwidth. The minimum (default) value will provide the lowest response latency. Larger values will reduce syscall frequency and may improve processing performance for high-bandwidth data sources. This minimum size of this option is determined by- ONI_OPT_MAXREADFRAMESIZE.- Option value type - size_t- Option description - Size, in bytes, of high-bandwidth hardware read that may be triggered during a call to - oni_read_frame()- Default value - Value of - ONI_OPT_MAXREADFRAMESIZE- Access - Read and Write - Required run state - Read: IDLE or RUNNING; Write: IDLE 
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ONI_OPT_BLOCKWRITESIZE¶
- ( - 11) Number of bytes pre-allocated to create frames using- oni_create_frame(). A larger size will reduce the amount of dynamic memory allocation system calls but increase the cost of each of those calls. The minimum size of this option is determined by- ONI_OPT_MAXWRITEFRAMESIZE.- Option value type - size_t- Option description - Pre-allocation size of buffer used to make frames used by - oni_write_frame()- Default value - Value of - ONI_OPT_MAXWRITEFRAMESIZE- Access - Read and Write - Required run state - Read: IDLE or RUNNING; Write: IDLE 
 
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Error Codes¶
Return codes for functions in the API.
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enum [anonymous]¶
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ONI_ESUCCESS¶
- ( - 0) Success
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ONI_EPATHINVALID¶
- ( - -1) Invalid stream path, fail on open
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ONI_EDEVID¶
- ( - -2) Invalid device ID
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ONI_EDEVIDX¶
- ( - -3) Invalid device index
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ONI_EWRITESIZE¶
- ( - -4) Data size is not an integer multiple of the write size for the designated device
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ONI_EREADFAILURE¶
- ( - -5) Failure to read from a stream/register
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ONI_EWRITEFAILURE¶
- ( - -6) Failure to write to a stream/register
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ONI_ENULLCTX¶
- ( - -7) Attempt to use a NULL context
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ONI_ESEEKFAILURE¶
- ( - -8) Failure to seek on stream
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ONI_EINVALSTATE¶
- ( - -9) Invalid operation for the current context run state
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ONI_EINVALOPT¶
- ( - -10) Invalid context option
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ONI_EINVALARG¶
- ( - -11) Invalid function arguments
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ONI_ECOBSPACK¶
- ( - -12) Invalid COBS packet
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ONI_ERETRIG¶
- ( - -13) Attempt to trigger an already triggered operation
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ONI_EBUFFERSIZE¶
- ( - -14) Supplied buffer is too small
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ONI_EBADDEVTABLE¶
- ( - -15) Badly formatted device table supplied by firmware
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ONI_EBADALLOC¶
- ( - -16) Bad dynamic memory allocation
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ONI_ECLOSEFAIL¶
- ( - -17) File descriptor close failure (check errno)
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ONI_EREADONLY¶
- ( - -18) Attempted write to read only object (register, context option, etc)
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ONI_EUNIMPL¶
- ( - -19) Specified, but unimplemented, feature
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ONI_EINVALREADSIZE¶
- ( - -20) Block read size is smaller than the maximal read frame size
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ONI_ENOREADDEV¶
- ( - -21) Frame read attempted when there are no readable devices in the device table
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ONI_EINIT¶
- ( - -22) Hardware initialization failed
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ONI_EWRITEONLY¶
- ( - -23) Attempted to read from a write only object (register, context option, etc)
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ONI_EINVALWRITESIZE¶
- ( - -24) Write buffer pre-allocation size is smaller than the maximal write frame size
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ONI_ENOTWRITEDEV¶
- ( - -25) Frame allocation attempted for a non-writable device
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ONI_EDEVIDXREPEAT¶
- ( - -26) Device table contains repeated device indices
 
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Hardware Registers¶
These constants are used by Hardware Driver Translators to implement the ONI-specified register programming interface.
Todo
Document
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enum oni_config_t¶
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ONI_CONFIG_DEV_IDX¶
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ONI_CONFIG_REG_ADDR¶
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ONI_CONFIG_REG_VALUE¶
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ONI_CONFIG_RW¶
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ONI_CONFIG_TRIG¶
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ONI_CONFIG_RUNNING¶
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ONI_CONFIG_RESET¶
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ONI_CONFIG_SYSCLKHZ¶
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ONI_CONFIG_ACQCLKHZ¶
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ONI_CONFIG_RESETACQCOUNTER¶
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ONI_CONFIG_HWADDRESS¶