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FibrePackerBase Class Referenceabstract

#include <FibrePackerBase.h>

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Public Types

enum  InputDataFrameType { InputDataFrameType::Normal, InputDataFrameType::Alignement }
 type of input data frame More...
 
using myDataWord = uint32_t
 

Public Member Functions

 FibrePackerBase ()
 Basic class for FEX input data packers. More...
 
virtual ~FibrePackerBase ()
 
virtual myDataWord crc9full (const std::vector< myDataWord > &inwords, size_t num_bits) const
 Functions calculating CRC over input data. More...
 
virtual myDataWord crc9d32 (const std::vector< myDataWord > &inwords, size_t num_words, bool bit_reverse) const
 
virtual myDataWord crc9d23 (myDataWord inword, myDataWord in_crc, bool bit_reverse) const
 
virtual std::vector< myDataWordgetPackedData (const std::vector< myDataWord > &inFrame, myDataWord bcNumber, InputDataFrameType frameType) const =0
 Function taking SC energies and other stuff and packing them into a data packet. More...
 
virtual std::vector< myDataWordgetPackedControl (const std::vector< myDataWord > &inFrame, myDataWord bcNumber, InputDataFrameType frameType) const =0
 Function returning control words. More...
 
virtual bool checkCRC (const std::vector< myDataWord > &encodedData, InputDataFrameType frameType) const =0
 
virtual myDataWord getBcNumber (const std::vector< myDataWord > &encodedData, InputDataFrameType frameType) const =0
 
virtual myDataWord getBcMask (InputDataFrameType frameType) const =0
 
virtual std::vector< myDataWordgetUnpackedData (const std::vector< myDataWord > &encodedData, InputDataFrameType frameType) const =0
 

Public Attributes

myDataWord K_28_5 = 0xbc
 
myDataWord K_28_1 = 0x3c
 
myDataWord K_28_0 = 0x1c
 

Detailed Description

Definition at line 9 of file FibrePackerBase.h.

Member Typedef Documentation

◆ myDataWord

using FibrePackerBase::myDataWord = uint32_t

Definition at line 25 of file FibrePackerBase.h.

Member Enumeration Documentation

◆ InputDataFrameType

type of input data frame

Enumerator
Normal 

Standard data frame.

Alignement 

Special mapping/alignement frame.

Definition at line 37 of file FibrePackerBase.h.

37  {
38  Normal,
39  Alignement
40  };

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ FibrePackerBase()

FibrePackerBase::FibrePackerBase ( )
inline

Basic class for FEX input data packers.

FibrePackerBase is an abstract class providing standard interface for packer classes. In addition it contains definition of hex codes for standard K-values and standard implementation of 9 bit CRC32 and CRC23. It is assumed that derived classes will
override packing and unpacking functions and use provided CRC calculation.

Definition at line 22 of file FibrePackerBase.h.

22 {}

◆ ~FibrePackerBase()

virtual FibrePackerBase::~FibrePackerBase ( )
inlinevirtual

Definition at line 23 of file FibrePackerBase.h.

23 {}

Member Function Documentation

◆ checkCRC()

virtual bool FibrePackerBase::checkCRC ( const std::vector< myDataWord > &  encodedData,
InputDataFrameType  frameType 
) const
pure virtual

◆ crc9d23()

FibrePackerBase::myDataWord FibrePackerBase::crc9d23 ( FibrePackerBase::myDataWord  inword,
myDataWord  in_crc,
bool  bit_reverse 
) const
virtual

CRC9D23 as specified in LAr VHDL

Function does CRC9D23 calculation. Thanslated from LATOME VHDL to python by Ed Flaherty, then to c++ by jb

Definition at line 108 of file FibrePackerBase.cxx.

108  {
109 
118  long int mask = 0x00000001;
119  long int crc_word = 0x000;
120 
121 
122  //d_in_s is a '23-bit input word'
123 
124  std::vector<long int> d_in_s(23,0);
125  std::vector<long int> crc_in_s(9,0);
126  std::vector<long int> crc_r(9,0);
127 
128  // crc calculation
129 
130  if (bit_reverse){
131 
132  for(int i=0; i!= 23; i++){
133  d_in_s[22-i] = inword & (mask << i);
134  d_in_s[22-i] = d_in_s[22-i] >> i;
135  }
136 
137  for(int i=0; i!= 9; i++){
138  crc_in_s[8-i] = in_crc & (mask << i);
139  crc_in_s[8-i] = crc_in_s[8-i] >> i;
140  }
141 
142  } else {
143 
144  for(int i=0; i!= 23; i++){
145  d_in_s[i] = inword & (mask << i);
146  d_in_s[i] = d_in_s[i] >> i;
147  }
148 
149  for(int i=0; i!= 9; i++){
150  crc_in_s[i] = in_crc & (mask << i);
151  crc_in_s[i] = crc_in_s[i] >> i;
152  }
153  }
154 
155  crc_r[0] = crc_in_s[1] ^ crc_in_s[4] ^ crc_in_s[5] ^ crc_in_s[6] ^ crc_in_s[7] ^ crc_in_s[8] ^ d_in_s[0] ^ d_in_s[2] ^ d_in_s[3] ^ d_in_s[5] ^ d_in_s[6] ^ d_in_s[7] ^ d_in_s[8] ^ d_in_s[9] ^ d_in_s[10] ^ d_in_s[11] ^ d_in_s[15] ^ d_in_s[18] ^ d_in_s[19] ^ d_in_s[20] ^ d_in_s[21] ^ d_in_s[22];
156  crc_r[1] = crc_in_s[1] ^ crc_in_s[2] ^ crc_in_s[4] ^ d_in_s[0] ^ d_in_s[1] ^ d_in_s[2] ^ d_in_s[4] ^ d_in_s[5] ^ d_in_s[12] ^ d_in_s[15] ^ d_in_s[16] ^ d_in_s[18];
157  crc_r[2] = crc_in_s[2] ^ crc_in_s[3] ^ crc_in_s[5] ^ d_in_s[1] ^ d_in_s[2] ^ d_in_s[3] ^ d_in_s[5] ^ d_in_s[6] ^ d_in_s[13] ^ d_in_s[16] ^ d_in_s[17] ^ d_in_s[19];
158  crc_r[3] = crc_in_s[0] ^ crc_in_s[1] ^ crc_in_s[3] ^ crc_in_s[5] ^ crc_in_s[7] ^ crc_in_s[8] ^ d_in_s[0] ^ d_in_s[4] ^ d_in_s[5] ^ d_in_s[8] ^ d_in_s[9] ^ d_in_s[10] ^ d_in_s[11] ^ d_in_s[14] ^ d_in_s[15] ^ d_in_s[17] ^ d_in_s[19] ^ d_in_s[21] ^ d_in_s[22];
159  crc_r[4] = crc_in_s[2] ^ crc_in_s[5] ^ crc_in_s[7] ^ d_in_s[0] ^ d_in_s[1] ^ d_in_s[2] ^ d_in_s[3] ^ d_in_s[7] ^ d_in_s[8] ^ d_in_s[12] ^ d_in_s[16] ^ d_in_s[19] ^ d_in_s[21];
160  crc_r[5] = crc_in_s[1] ^ crc_in_s[3] ^ crc_in_s[4] ^ crc_in_s[5] ^ crc_in_s[7] ^ d_in_s[0] ^ d_in_s[1] ^ d_in_s[4] ^ d_in_s[5] ^ d_in_s[6] ^ d_in_s[7] ^ d_in_s[10] ^ d_in_s[11] ^ d_in_s[13] ^ d_in_s[15] ^ d_in_s[17] ^ d_in_s[18] ^ d_in_s[19] ^ d_in_s[21];
161  crc_r[6] = crc_in_s[0] ^ crc_in_s[1] ^ crc_in_s[2] ^ crc_in_s[7] ^ d_in_s[0] ^ d_in_s[1] ^ d_in_s[3] ^ d_in_s[9] ^ d_in_s[10] ^ d_in_s[12] ^ d_in_s[14] ^ d_in_s[15] ^ d_in_s[16] ^ d_in_s[21];
162  crc_r[7] = crc_in_s[2] ^ crc_in_s[3] ^ crc_in_s[4] ^ crc_in_s[5] ^ crc_in_s[6] ^ crc_in_s[7] ^ d_in_s[0] ^ d_in_s[1] ^ d_in_s[3] ^ d_in_s[4] ^ d_in_s[5] ^ d_in_s[6] ^ d_in_s[7] ^ d_in_s[8] ^ d_in_s[9] ^ d_in_s[13] ^ d_in_s[16] ^ d_in_s[17] ^ d_in_s[18] ^ d_in_s[19] ^ d_in_s[20] ^ d_in_s[21];
163  crc_r[8] = crc_in_s[0] ^ crc_in_s[3] ^ crc_in_s[4] ^ crc_in_s[5] ^ crc_in_s[6] ^ crc_in_s[7] ^ crc_in_s[8] ^ d_in_s[1] ^ d_in_s[2] ^ d_in_s[4] ^ d_in_s[5] ^ d_in_s[6] ^ d_in_s[7] ^ d_in_s[8] ^ d_in_s[9] ^ d_in_s[10] ^ d_in_s[14] ^ d_in_s[17] ^ d_in_s[18] ^ d_in_s[19] ^ d_in_s[20] ^ d_in_s[21] ^ d_in_s[22];
164 
165 
166  if (bit_reverse){
167  for(int i=0; i!= 9; i++)
168  crc_word = crc_word | (crc_r[8-i] << i);
169  } else{
170  for(int i=0; i!= 9; i++)
171  crc_word = crc_word | (crc_r[i] << i);
172  }
173 
174  return (crc_word);
175 
176 }

◆ crc9d32()

FibrePackerBase::myDataWord FibrePackerBase::crc9d32 ( const std::vector< myDataWord > &  inwords,
size_t  num_words,
bool  bit_reverse = true 
) const
virtual

CRC9D32 as specified in LAr VHDL

Function does CRC9D32 calculation. Thanslated from LATOME VHDL to python by Ed Flaherty, then to c++ by jb

Definition at line 37 of file FibrePackerBase.cxx.

37  {
45  long int mask = 0x00000001;
46  long int crc_word = 0x000;
47 
48 
49  //d_in_s is a '23-bit input word'
50 
51  std::vector<long int> d_in(32,0);
52  std::vector<long int> crc_s(9,1);
53  std::vector<long int> crc_r(9,1);
54 
55  for(size_t k=0; k != num_words; k++){
56 
57  // 32-bit word crc calculation
58 
59  if (bit_reverse){
60  for(int i=0; i!= 32; i++){
61  d_in [31-i] = inwords.at(k) & (mask << i);
62  d_in[31-i] = d_in[31-i] >> i;
63  }
64  } else {
65  for(int i=0; i!= 32; i++){
66  d_in [i] = inwords.at(k) & (mask << i);
67  d_in[i] = d_in[i] >> i;
68  }
69  }
70 
71  // in the first iteration CRC_S must be set to all 1's: note CRC_R is set to 1's above
72  // then CRC_S must equal the previous CRC_R
73 
74  for(int j=0; j!= 9; j++)
75  crc_s[j] = crc_r[j];
76 
77 
78  crc_r[0]= crc_s[0] ^ crc_s[2] ^ crc_s[3] ^ crc_s[6] ^ crc_s[8] ^ d_in[0] ^ d_in[2] ^ d_in[3] ^ d_in[5] ^ d_in[6] ^ d_in[7] ^ d_in[8] ^ d_in[9] ^ d_in[10] ^ d_in[11] ^ d_in[15] ^ d_in[18] ^ d_in[19] ^ d_in[20] ^ d_in[21] ^ d_in[22] ^ d_in[23] ^ d_in[25] ^ d_in[26] ^ d_in[29] ^ d_in[31];
79  crc_r[1]= crc_s[1] ^ crc_s[2] ^ crc_s[4] ^ crc_s[6] ^ crc_s[7] ^ crc_s[8] ^ d_in[0] ^ d_in[1] ^ d_in[2] ^ d_in[4] ^ d_in[5] ^ d_in[12] ^ d_in[15] ^ d_in[16] ^ d_in[18] ^ d_in[24] ^ d_in[25] ^ d_in[27] ^ d_in[29] ^ d_in[30] ^ d_in[31];
80  crc_r[2]= crc_s[2] ^ crc_s[3] ^ crc_s[5] ^ crc_s[7] ^ crc_s[8] ^ d_in[1] ^ d_in[2] ^ d_in[3] ^ d_in[5] ^ d_in[6] ^ d_in[13] ^ d_in[16] ^ d_in[17] ^ d_in[19] ^ d_in[25] ^ d_in[26] ^ d_in[28] ^ d_in[30] ^ d_in[31];
81  crc_r[3]= crc_s[0] ^ crc_s[2] ^ crc_s[4] ^ d_in[0] ^ d_in[4] ^ d_in[5] ^ d_in[8] ^ d_in[9] ^ d_in[10] ^ d_in[11] ^ d_in[14] ^ d_in[15] ^ d_in[17] ^ d_in[19] ^ d_in[21] ^ d_in[22] ^ d_in[23] ^ d_in[25] ^ d_in[27];
82  crc_r[4]= crc_s[1] ^ crc_s[2] ^ crc_s[5] ^ crc_s[6] ^ crc_s[8] ^ d_in[0] ^ d_in[1] ^ d_in[2] ^ d_in[3] ^ d_in[7] ^ d_in[8] ^ d_in[12] ^ d_in[16] ^ d_in[19] ^ d_in[21] ^ d_in[24] ^ d_in[25] ^ d_in[28] ^ d_in[29] ^ d_in[31];
83  crc_r[5]= crc_s[0] ^ crc_s[7] ^ crc_s[8] ^ d_in[0] ^ d_in[1] ^ d_in[4] ^ d_in[5] ^ d_in[6] ^ d_in[7] ^ d_in[10] ^ d_in[11] ^ d_in[13] ^ d_in[15] ^ d_in[17] ^ d_in[18] ^ d_in[19] ^ d_in[21] ^ d_in[23] ^ d_in[30] ^ d_in[31];
84  crc_r[6]= crc_s[0] ^ crc_s[1] ^ crc_s[2] ^ crc_s[3] ^ crc_s[6] ^ d_in[0] ^ d_in[1] ^ d_in[3] ^ d_in[9] ^ d_in[10] ^ d_in[12] ^ d_in[14] ^ d_in[15] ^ d_in[16] ^ d_in[21] ^ d_in[23] ^ d_in[24] ^ d_in[25] ^ d_in[26] ^ d_in[29];
85  crc_r[7]= crc_s[0] ^ crc_s[1] ^ crc_s[4] ^ crc_s[6] ^ crc_s[7] ^ crc_s[8] ^ d_in[0] ^ d_in[1] ^ d_in[3] ^ d_in[4] ^ d_in[5] ^ d_in[6] ^ d_in[7] ^ d_in[8] ^ d_in[9] ^ d_in[13] ^ d_in[16] ^ d_in[17] ^ d_in[18] ^ d_in[19] ^ d_in[20] ^ d_in[21] ^ d_in[23] ^ d_in[24] ^ d_in[27] ^ d_in[29] ^ d_in[30] ^ d_in[31];
86  crc_r[8]= crc_s[1] ^ crc_s[2] ^ crc_s[5] ^ crc_s[7] ^ crc_s[8] ^ d_in[1] ^ d_in[2] ^ d_in[4] ^ d_in[5] ^ d_in[6] ^ d_in[7] ^ d_in[8] ^ d_in[9] ^ d_in[10] ^ d_in[14] ^ d_in[17] ^ d_in[18] ^ d_in[19] ^ d_in[20] ^ d_in[21] ^ d_in[22] ^ d_in[24] ^ d_in[25] ^ d_in[28] ^ d_in[30] ^ d_in[31];
87 
88  crc_word = 0x000;
89 
90  if (bit_reverse){
91 
92  for(int i=0; i!= 9; i++)
93  crc_word = crc_word | (crc_r[8-i] << i);
94 
95  } else {
96 
97  for(int i=0; i!= 9; i++)
98  crc_word = crc_word | (crc_r[i] << i);
99 
100  }
101 
102  }
103 
104  return (crc_word);
105 
106 }

◆ crc9full()

FibrePackerBase::myDataWord FibrePackerBase::crc9full ( const std::vector< myDataWord > &  inwords,
size_t  num_bits 
) const
virtual

Functions calculating CRC over input data.

CRC9 with polynomial 1011111011 over num_bits bits

Uses a more succinct CRC calculation and flexible in terms of digits, checked versus old code but only supports bit reversal = true

Definition at line 8 of file FibrePackerBase.cxx.

9 {
18  size_t num_words = inwords.size();
19  if ( (num_bits+31)/32 > num_words )
20  {
21  std::cout << "ERROR: not enough words (" << num_words << ") for " << num_bits << "-bit CRC calculation." << std::endl;
22  return 0;
23  }
24  long int val = 0x1ff;
25  for ( size_t i = 0 ; i < num_bits ; ++i )
26  {
27  if ( (inwords.at(i/32)>>(i%32)) & 1 )
28  val ^= 1;
29  if ( val&1 )
30  val ^= 0x37d; // 1101111101 = polynomial reversed
31  val >>= 1;
32  }
33  return val;
34 }

◆ getBcMask()

virtual myDataWord FibrePackerBase::getBcMask ( InputDataFrameType  frameType) const
pure virtual

◆ getBcNumber()

virtual myDataWord FibrePackerBase::getBcNumber ( const std::vector< myDataWord > &  encodedData,
InputDataFrameType  frameType 
) const
pure virtual

◆ getPackedControl()

virtual std::vector<myDataWord> FibrePackerBase::getPackedControl ( const std::vector< myDataWord > &  inFrame,
myDataWord  bcNumber,
InputDataFrameType  frameType 
) const
pure virtual

Function returning control words.

The control words are used to distinguish between standard data and K characters. Each K character is 8 bit long and can be at one of four positions in 32 bit word. Control words encode location of K characters in 32 bit words, for example 0x1 means K character in the lowest byte, 0x3 means two K-characters in two lowest bytes

Implemented in EfexLatomeFibrePacker, EfexTrexFibrePacker, and EfexTobPacker.

◆ getPackedData()

virtual std::vector<myDataWord> FibrePackerBase::getPackedData ( const std::vector< myDataWord > &  inFrame,
myDataWord  bcNumber,
InputDataFrameType  frameType 
) const
pure virtual

Function taking SC energies and other stuff and packing them into a data packet.

Implemented in EfexLatomeFibrePacker, EfexTrexFibrePacker, and EfexTobPacker.

◆ getUnpackedData()

virtual std::vector<myDataWord> FibrePackerBase::getUnpackedData ( const std::vector< myDataWord > &  encodedData,
InputDataFrameType  frameType 
) const
pure virtual

Member Data Documentation

◆ K_28_0

myDataWord FibrePackerBase::K_28_0 = 0x1c

Definition at line 32 of file FibrePackerBase.h.

◆ K_28_1

myDataWord FibrePackerBase::K_28_1 = 0x3c

Definition at line 31 of file FibrePackerBase.h.

◆ K_28_5

myDataWord FibrePackerBase::K_28_5 = 0xbc

Definition at line 30 of file FibrePackerBase.h.


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