
Binary Format Specification Fields
A format specification has the following form:
[spec1],[spec2],...,[specn]
Each specification is associated to an output port that is created soon after
the specification string is read and the block panel is closed. Each
specification is structured as follows: [n][Type][bytes] where:
 | n is the width of the relative port, i.e. the number of consecutive data
to read from serial port |
 | Type: is one of the following: d, i, u, b, where:
 | d: indicates a double |
 | i: integer |
 | u: unsigned |
 | b: boolean |
|
 | bytes: indicate the number of bytes that compose the incoming data |
Example:
 | 2i1,3u4,1d8 means: 3 ports, with respectively 2 signed bytes, 3
unsigned integers, 1 double |
 | 6i2,u2,d4,d8 means: 4 ports, with respectively 6 signed words, 1
single float, 1 double float |
This page has been updated on day 11/09/04. |