Struct OmDecoder_t

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#[repr(C)]
pub struct OmDecoder_t {
Show 18 fields pub dimensions_count: u64, pub io_size_merge: u64, pub io_size_max: u64, pub lut_chunk_length: u64, pub lut_start: u64, pub number_of_chunks: u64, pub dimensions: *const u64, pub chunks: *const u64, pub read_offset: *const u64, pub read_count: *const u64, pub cube_dimensions: *const u64, pub cube_offset: *const u64, pub scale_factor: f32, pub add_offset: f32, pub data_type: u8, pub compression: u8, pub bytes_per_element: u8, pub bytes_per_element_compressed: u8,
}

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§dimensions_count: u64

Number of dimensions

§io_size_merge: u64

Combine smaller IO reads to a single larger read. If consecutive reads are smaller than io_size_merge they might be merged. Default should be 512 bytes.

§io_size_max: u64

The maximum IO size before IO operations are split up. Default 64k. If data is in memory, this can be set higher.

§lut_chunk_length: u64

Each 64 LUT entries are compressed into a LUT chunk. The LUT chunk length returns the size in byte how large a maximum compressed size for a LUT chunk is. 0 for version 1/2 files that do not compress LUT.

§lut_start: u64

The offset position where the LUT should start

§number_of_chunks: u64

uint64_t of data chunks in this file. This value is computed in the initialisation.

§dimensions: *const u64

The dimensions of the data array. The last dimension is the “fast” dimension meaning the elements are sequential in memory

§chunks: *const u64

The chunk lengths for each dimension

§read_offset: *const u64

The read offset to start reading data in each dimension

§read_count: *const u64

How many elements in each dimension to read

§cube_dimensions: *const u64

The dimensions of the target array. This can be the same as read_count, but it is also possible to read into a larger array

§cube_offset: *const u64

The offset for each dimension if data is read into a larger array.

§scale_factor: f32

A scalefactor to convert floats to integers

§add_offset: f32

An offset to convert floats to integers while scaling

§data_type: u8

The data type of the data

§compression: u8

The compression type of the data

§bytes_per_element: u8

The size of the elements in bytes

§bytes_per_element_compressed: u8

The size of the elements in bytes after compression, e.g. Int16 could be used to scale floats

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impl Clone for OmDecoder_t

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fn clone(&self) -> OmDecoder_t

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for OmDecoder_t

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Copy for OmDecoder_t

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