Window-based Least Significant Bits (W-LSB) decoding.
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#include "interval.h"
#include "dllexport.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
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Enumerations |
enum | rohc_lsb_ref_t { ROHC_LSB_REF_MINUS_1 = 0,
ROHC_LSB_REF_0 = 1,
ROHC_LSB_REF_MAX
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Functions |
struct rohc_lsb_decode *ROHC_EXPORT | rohc_lsb_new (const rohc_lsb_shift_t p, const size_t max_len) |
| Create a new Least Significant Bits (LSB) decoding context.
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void ROHC_EXPORT | rohc_lsb_free (struct rohc_lsb_decode *const lsb) |
| Destroy a given Least Significant Bits (LSB) decoding context.
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rohc_lsb_shift_t ROHC_EXPORT | lsb_get_p (const struct rohc_lsb_decode *const lsb) |
| Get the shift parameter p of the LSB decoding context.
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bool ROHC_EXPORT | rohc_lsb_decode (const struct rohc_lsb_decode *const lsb, const rohc_lsb_ref_t ref_type, const uint32_t v_ref_d_offset, const uint32_t m, const size_t k, const rohc_lsb_shift_t p, uint32_t *const decoded) |
| Decode a LSB-encoded value.
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void ROHC_EXPORT | rohc_lsb_set_ref (struct rohc_lsb_decode *const lsb, const uint32_t v_ref_d, const bool keep_ref_minus_1) |
| Update the LSB reference value.
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uint32_t ROHC_EXPORT | rohc_lsb_get_ref (const struct rohc_lsb_decode *const lsb, const rohc_lsb_ref_t ref_type) |
| Get the current LSB reference value (ref 0)
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Detailed Description
Window-based Least Significant Bits (W-LSB) decoding.
- Author:
- Didier Barvaux <didier.barvaux@toulouse.viveris.com>
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Didier Barvaux <didier@barvaux.org>
Enumeration Type Documentation
The different reference values for LSB decoding
- Enumerator:
ROHC_LSB_REF_MINUS_1 |
Use the 'ref -1' reference value
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ROHC_LSB_REF_0 |
Use the 'ref 0' reference value
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ROHC_LSB_REF_MAX |
The number of different reference values
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Function Documentation
Get the shift parameter p of the LSB decoding context.
- Parameters:
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lsb | The LSB object used to decode |
- Returns:
- The shift parameter p
Decode a LSB-encoded value.
See 4.5.1 in the RFC 3095 for details about LSB encoding.
- Parameters:
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lsb | The LSB object used to decode |
ref_type | The reference value to use to decode (used for context repair upon CRC failure) |
v_ref_d_offset | The offset to apply on v_ref_d (used for context repair upon CRC failure) |
m | The LSB value to decode |
k | The length of the LSB value to decode |
p | The shift value p used to efficiently encode/decode the values |
decoded | OUT: The decoded value |
- Returns:
- true in case of success, false otherwise
Destroy a given Least Significant Bits (LSB) decoding context.
See 4.5.1 in the RFC 3095 for details about LSB encoding.
- Parameters:
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lsb | The LSB decoding context to destroy |
Get the current LSB reference value (ref 0)
- Parameters:
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lsb | The LSB object |
ref_type | The reference value to retrieve |
- Returns:
- The current reference value
Create a new Least Significant Bits (LSB) decoding context.
See 4.5.1 in the RFC 3095 for details about LSB encoding.
- Parameters:
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p | The p value used to efficiently encode/decode the values |
max_len | The max length (in bits) of the non-compressed field |
- Returns:
- The new LSB decoding context in case of success, NULL otherwise
Update the LSB reference value.
This function is called after a CRC success to update the last decoded value (for example, the SN value). See 4.5.1 in the RFC 3095 for details about LSB encoding.
- Parameters:
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lsb | The LSB object |
v_ref_d | The new reference value |
keep_ref_minus_1 | Keep ref -1 unchanged (used for SN context repair after CRC failure, see RFC3095 ยง5.3.2.2.5) |