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Paged reads of a log’s Log_Buffer over ReadRange (#1530).
read_log_page reads one page from a cursor and returns the cursor to
read from next, so a caller loops until the page says it is done and
keeps the last cursor as its checkpoint. One request is outstanding at a
time. On a BACnetClient the client’s minimum request interval paces
them, and on the endpoint client the session’s does (#1542).
Sequence numbers are the log’s own: a log numbers each record with its Total_Record_Count once the record is added, so the newest record carries Total_Record_Count and the oldest that number less Record_Count, plus one. The numbers count up to the top of their Unsigned32 range (Unsigned64 for an Audit Log) and carry on from 1, never 0 (Clauses 12.25.14 and 12.25.16).
Structs§
- LogGap
- A page whose first record is not the one the read asked for: the log no longer holds the records in between.
- LogPage
- One page of a paged log read.
Enums§
- LogCursor
- Where a paged log read starts, or resumes from a checkpoint.
Traits§
- LogRequester
- What a paged log read needs from a requester: a property read as an Unsigned, and a ReadRange checked leniently, so the reader decides which broken rules to tolerate.
Functions§
- read_
log_ page - Read one page of
log’s Log_Buffer fromcursorthroughrequester, asking for up topage_sizerecords (1..=32767). - unsigned_
value - An application-tagged Unsigned that fills
value.