DataProviderMemory Class Reference

Declared in

flip/DataProviderMemory.h

class DataProviderMemory;

Generally a data provider represents an abstraction of input serialized data that is platform (endianess and word size) independent.

flip::DataProviderMemory is a specialization of data provider which input is memory.

Internally the data is presented in big-endian, and has byte alignment packing.

To input from a file instead of memory, see flip::DataProviderFile

Member Functions Synopsys

Constructor	Constructs the `DataProviderMemory`
Destructor	Destructs the `DataProviderMemory`
`operator >>`	Extracts value from the provider
`read_string`	Extracts string from the provider
`pull`	Extracts raw data from the provider
`pull`	Returns the current reading position in the stream
`seek_start`	Seek reading position relative to the beginning of the stream
`seek_relative`	Seek reading position relative to the current position in the stream

Member Functions

Constructor

DataProviderMemory (const std::vector <uint8_t> & data);

Constructor. The input of serialization will come from data.

Destructor

~DataProviderMemory ();

Destructor.

`operator >>`

DataProviderMemory & operator >> (bool & val);
DataProviderMemory & operator >> (char & val);
DataProviderMemory & operator >> (uint8_t & val);
DataProviderMemory & operator >> (int32_t & val);
DataProviderMemory & operator >> (uint32_t & val);
DataProviderMemory & operator >> (int64_t & val);
DataProviderMemory & operator >> (uint64_t & val);
DataProviderMemory & operator >> (double & val);

Extracts value from the provider.

If any error occurs (such as reading past the end of the stream), the method will throw std::runtime_error.

Example :

std::vector <uint8_t> data;
DataConsumerMemory consumer (data);
std::string str ("Flip");
consumer << true;
consumer << int32_t (2);
consumer << 2.5;
consumer << uint64_t (str.size ());
consumer << str;
DataProviderMemory provider (data);
bool val_b;
int32_t val_i;
double val_d;
std::string val_s;
consumer >> val_b; // true
consumer >> val_i; // 2
consumer >> val_d; // 2.5
uint64_t str_size;
consumer >> str_size;
val_s = consumer.read_string (str_size);   // "Flip"
char val_c;
consumer >> val_c; // throws std::runtime_error

`read_string`

std::string read_string (size_t size);

Extracts string from the provider.

If any error occurs (such as reading past the end of the stream), the method will throw std::runtime_error.

`pull`

const uint8_t *   pull (size_t data_size);

Extracts data_size bytes of raw data from the provider. No byte swap is performed and the packing of data is not changed.

If any error occurs (such as reading past the end of the stream), the method will throw std::runtime_error.

`pull`

size_t tell ();

Returns the current reading position in the stream.

If any error occurs (such as reading past the end of the stream), the method will throw std::runtime_error.

`seek_start`

seek_start (size_t offset_abs = 0);

Seek reading position to offset_abs, relative to the beginning of the stream.

If any error occurs (such as reading past the end of the stream), the method will throw std::runtime_error.

`seek_relative`

seek_start (size_t offset_rel = 0);

Seek reading position to offset_rel, relative to the current position in the stream.

If any error occurs (such as reading past the end of the stream), the method will throw std::runtime_error.