Crate std_rs 

C reference pins

Every file.c:NNN citation in this crate resolves at the tree and revision below, not at whatever that tree’s working copy holds today. These trees are checked out on local branches here and run ahead of their pins.

tree	pinned revision
std	R3-6-4
epics-base	R7.0.10

Resolve by symbol at the pin; the line is a hint. Find the named function, struct, macro or field first, and treat the line number as a hint that has to land inside that construct. Three cases follow:

1. Construct at the pin, line lands in it — the citation is exact. A reference checkout ahead of the pin will disagree; that disagreement is the checkout’s, not the citation’s.
2. Construct at the pin, line lands outside it — line drift. Keep the symbol and move the line to the pin’s.
3. Construct absent at the pin — the citation means code added after it, and is NOT moved onto the pin, where it would point at lines that do not exist. It names the revision it means inline, beside the line span: the upstream PR and commit, and that both are later than the pin this table gives. epics-libcom-rs already carries that form.

Every pin above passes git merge-base --is-ancestor <pin> origin/<default> in its own tree, which is the test a pin has to meet. A git describe string names an exact commit and is worth as much as a tag; what disqualifies a revision is being reachable only from a fork branch or an unmerged PR, because then it names nothing a reader outside this workspace can fetch.

Resolve each citation on its own. One sentence can cite two lines that are right at different revisions, and a check run at either revision then reports a single tidy error while vouching for the very citation the other condemns.

A row reading no settled pin means no revision has been agreed for that tree: say which revision you read, and do not take its HEAD for the pin. Citations into non-EPICS sources (libc, RTEMS, rtems-libbsd, VxWorks, vendored third-party) are outside this table and carry no pin.

Re-exports

pub use device_support::time_of_day::SecPastEpochDeviceSupport;

pub use device_support::time_of_day::TimeOfDayStringDeviceSupport;

pub use records::epid::EpidRecord;

pub use records::throttle::ThrottleRecord;

pub use records::timestamp::TimestampRecord;

Modules

device_support

records

seq_runner

SNL program launcher for the std module — the Rust stand-in for C’s seq &program, "macros".

snl

Constants

STD_DB_DIR

Path to the bundled database template directory.

Functions

epid_record_factory

Return the epid record type factory for injection into IocBuilder.

register_std_record_types

Register all std record types via the global registry (legacy). Prefer std_record_factories() with IocBuilder::register_record_type().

sec_past_epoch_device_factory

Return the “Sec Past Epoch” (ai) device support factory from devTimeOfDay.c (devAiTodSeconds) for injection into a builder.

std_device_supports

Return all std-module device support factories for bulk registration.

std_record_factories

Return all std record type factories for bulk registration.

throttle_record_factory

Return the throttle record type factory for injection into IocBuilder.

time_of_day_device_factory

Return the “Time of Day” (stringin) device support factory from devTimeOfDay.c (devSiTodString) for injection into a builder.

timestamp_record_factory

Return the timestamp record type factory for injection into IocBuilder.