Changeset 20995

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01/12/08 06:42:49 (8 months ago)
Author:
patrick
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Silenced very old Doxygen warnings. I don't know what I was thinking when I
wrote \377 and \0 instead of 0377 and 0. I am pretty sure that form came from
a book, but it does not make sense to refer to a syntactic form that would
not compile if used.

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  • juggler/trunk/modules/vapor/vpr/IO/Port/SerialPort_t.h

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    772772    * (except BREAKs).  This is only active if input parity and framing error 
    773773    * reporting is enabled (see setInputParityCheck() for more information). 
    774     * The mark is the three-byte sequence \377 \0 X where X is the byte 
    775     * received in error.  If bit stripping is enabled, a valid \377 byte is 
    776     * passed as the two-byte sequence \377 \377. 
     774    * The mark is the three-byte sequence 0377 0 X where X is the byte 
     775    * received in error.  If bit stripping is enabled, a valid 0377 byte is 
     776    * passed as the two-byte sequence 0377 0377. 
    777777    * 
    778778    * @pre This serial port is open. 
    …… 
    785785    * 
    786786    * @see setInputParityCheck 
     787    * 
     788    * @note 0377 == 0xFF == 255 
    787789    */ 
    788790   void setParityErrorMarking(bool flag) 

  • juggler/trunk/modules/vapor/vpr/md/POSIX/IO/Port/SerialPortImplTermios.cpp

    r20974 r20995  
    426426// BREAKs).  This is only active if input parity and framing error reporting 
    427427// is enabled (see getInputParityCheckState() for more information).  The mark 
    428 // is the three-byte sequence \377 \0 X where X is the byte received in error. 
    429 // If bit stripping is enabled, a valid \377 byte is passed as the two-byte 
    430 // sequence \377 \377. 
     428// is the three-byte sequence 0377 0 X where X is the byte received in error. 
     429// If bit stripping is enabled, a valid 0377 byte is passed as the two-byte 
     430// sequence 0377 0377. 
    431431bool SerialPortImplTermios::getParityErrorMarkingState() const 
    432432{ 

  • juggler/trunk/modules/vapor/vpr/md/POSIX/IO/Port/SerialPortImplTermios.h

    r20974 r20995  
    723723    * (except BREAKs).  This is only active if input parity and framing error 
    724724    * reporting is enabled (see setInputParityCheck() for more 
    725     * information).  The mark is the three-byte sequence \377 \0 X where X 
     725    * information).  The mark is the three-byte sequence 0377 0 X where X 
    726726    * is the byte received in error.  If bit stripping is enabled, a valid 
    727     * \377 byte is passed as the two-byte sequence \377 \377. 
     727    * 0377 byte is passed as the two-byte sequence 0377 0377. 
    728728    * 
    729729    * @pre This serial port is open. 
    …… 
    736736    * 
    737737    * @see setInputParityCheck 
     738    * 
     739    * @note 0377 == 0xFF == 255 
    738740    */ 
    739741   void setParityErrorMarking(bool flag); 

  • juggler/trunk/modules/vapor/vpr/md/WIN32/IO/Port/SerialPortImplWin32.cpp

    r20974 r20995  
    730730// BREAKs).  This is only active if input parity and framing error reporting 
    731731// is enabled (see getInputParityCheckState() for more information).  The mark 
    732 // is the three-byte sequence \377 \0 X where X is the byte received in error. 
    733 // If bit stripping is enabled, a valid \377 byte is passed as the two-byte 
    734 // sequence \377 \377. 
     732// is the three-byte sequence 0377 0 X where X is the byte received in error. 
     733// If bit stripping is enabled, a valid 0377 byte is passed as the two-byte 
     734// sequence 0377 0377. 
    735735bool SerialPortImplWin32::getParityErrorMarkingState() const 
    736736{ 

  • juggler/trunk/modules/vapor/vpr/md/WIN32/IO/Port/SerialPortImplWin32.h

    r20974 r20995  
    672672    * BREAKs).  This is only active if input parity and framing error 
    673673    * reporting is enabled (see setInputParityCheck() for more 
    674     * information).  The mark is the three-byte sequence \377 \0 X where X 
     674    * information).  The mark is the three-byte sequence 0377 0 X where X 
    675675    * is the byte received in error.  If bit stripping is enabled, a valid 
    676     * \377 byte is passed as the two-byte sequence \377 \377. 
     676    * 0377 byte is passed as the two-byte sequence 0377 0377. 
    677677    * 
    678678    * @pre This serial port is open. 
    …… 
    682682    * 
    683683    * @see setInputParityCheck 
     684    * 
     685    * @note 0377 == 0xFF == 255 
    684686    */ 
    685687   void setParityErrorMarking(bool flag);