Building Controls Virtual Test Bed
dummy/utilSocket.c
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1 // Dummy methods for interfacing clients using BSD sockets.
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98 #include "utilSocket.h"
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107 int getsocketportnumber(const char *const docname) {
108  return -1;
109 }
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120  return -1;
121 }
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130 int establishclientsocket(const char *const docname){
131  return -1;
132 }
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150 int sendclientmessage(const int *sockfd, const int *flaWri){
151  return -1;
152 }
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170  const int *flaWri, int *flaRea,
171  const int *nDblWri,
172  int *nDblRea,
173  double *simTimWri,
174  double dblValWri[],
175  double *simTimRea,
176  double dblValRea[]){
177  return -1;
178 }
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186 int closeipc(int* sockfd){
187  return 0;
188 }
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190 
191 int main( int argc, const char* argv[] )
192 {
193  // establishclientsocket("socket.cfg");
194 }
195 
196 
function sockfd
int exchangedoubleswithsocket(const int *sockfd, const int *flaWri, int *flaRea, const int *nDblWri, int *nDblRea, double *simTimWri, double dblValWri[], double *simTimRea, double dblValRea[])
Exchanges data with the socket.
int establishclientsocket(const char *const docname)
Establishes a connection to the socket.
int closeipc(int *sockfd)
Closes the inter process communication socket.
end Get return values from pointers flaRea
int sendclientmessage(const int *sockfd, const int *flaWri)
Writes a message flag to the socket stream.
int getmainversionnumber()
Returns the version number.
int getsocketportnumber(const char *const docname)
Gets the port number for the BSD socket communication.
int main(int argc, const char *argv[])