#ifndef __UFO_ROOF_CONFIG_H #define __UFO_ROOF_CONFIG_H #include typedef struct { gchar *path; // Location of data files for simmulation purposes (i.e. reading a sequence of files instead listening on the corresponding ports) guint first_file_number; // Indicates if the numbering of files starts at 0 or 1 gchar *protocol; // Protocols: tcp, udp, tcp6, udp6, ... guint port; // First port guint n_streams; // Number of independent data streams (expected on sequential ports) guint header_size; // Expected size of the packet header, for dgram protocols we need at least 32-bit sequence number. Defaults to uint32_t for udp* and 0 - otherwise guint payload_size; // Expected size of TCP/UDP packet (without header) guint dataset_size; // Size of a single dataset (image, sinogram, etc.). This is real size in bytes, excluding all technical headers used in communication protocol. //? /* guint pixels_per_module; guint planes_per_module; guint samples_per_dataset; */ guint max_packets; // limits maximum number of packets which are read at once guint max_packet_size; // payload_size + header_size + ...? guint buffer_size; // How many datasets we can buffer. There is no sense to have more than 2 for odered protocols (default), but having larger number could help for UDP if significant order disturbances are expected guint drop_buffers; // If we are slow and lost some buffers, we may drop more than minimally necessary to catch up. guint network_timeout; // Maximum time (us) to wait for data on the socket } UfoRoofConfig; UfoRoofConfig *ufo_roof_config_new(const char *config, GError **error); void ufo_roof_config_free(UfoRoofConfig *cfg); #endif /* __UFO_ROOF_CONFIG_H */