Struct FrameDecoder

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pub struct FrameDecoder { /* private fields */ }
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Decodes CADU bytes into Frames.

§Examples

Default decode using default CCSDS derandomization and reed-solomon.

use ccsds::framing::decode_frames_rs;

const cadu_len: usize = 1020;
let reed_solomon_interleave = 4;
let blocks: Vec<Vec<u8>> = vec![
  vec![0u8; cadu_len],
];
let frames = decode_frames_rs(blocks.into_iter(), reed_solomon_interleave)
    .filter_map(Result::ok);

Manually specified decode using default CCSDS derandomization and reed-solomon.

use ccsds::framing::{FrameDecoder, DefaultReedSolomon, DefaultDerandomizer};
const cadu_len: usize = 1020;
let reed_solomon_interleave = 4;
let blocks: Vec<Vec<u8>> = vec![
  vec![0u8; cadu_len],
];
let frames = FrameDecoder::new()
    .with_integrity(Box::new(DefaultReedSolomon::new(reed_solomon_interleave)))
    .with_derandomization(Box::new(DefaultDerandomizer))
    .decode(blocks.into_iter())
    .filter_map(Result::ok);

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impl FrameDecoder

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pub fn new() -> Self

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pub fn with_derandomization(self, derandomizer: Box<dyn Derandomizer>) -> Self

Apply derandomization using the provided algorithm. If not provided no derandomization is performed.

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pub fn with_integrity(self, integrity: Box<dyn IntegrityAlgorithm>) -> Self

Perform integrity checking with the give algorithm. If not provided, no configuration checking is performed.

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pub fn with_integrity_threads(self, num: u32) -> Self

Use this number of threads for integrity checks. By default the number of threads is configured automatically and is typically the number of CPUs available on the system.

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pub fn decode<B>(self, cadus: B) -> impl Iterator<Item = Result<DecodedFrame>>
where B: Iterator<Item = Vec<u8>> + Send + 'static,

Returns an interator that performs the decode, including derandomization and integrity checks, if configured.

Integrity checks are not performed on VCDU fill frames (vcid=63), however, fill frames are not filtered and are produced by the returned iterator.

Integrity checking is handled in parallel with a distinct job per-CADU using an automatically configured number of threads by default, otherwise the number of threads set using Self::with_integrity_threads.

§Errors

Error if integrity checking is used and fails.

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impl Default for FrameDecoder

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fn default() -> FrameDecoder

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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