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#include <osvr/PluginKit/Export.h>
#include <osvr/PluginKit/CommonC.h>
#include <osvr/Util/DeviceCallbackTypesC.h>
#include <osvr/Util/AnnotationMacrosC.h>
#include <osvr/Util/TimeValueC.h>
#include <stddef.h>
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Typedefs | |
typedef struct OSVR_DeviceTokenObject * | OSVR_DeviceToken |
Opaque type of a registered device token within the core library. More... | |
typedef struct OSVR_MessageTypeObject * | OSVR_MessageType |
Opaque type of a registered message type within the core library. More... | |
typedef struct OSVR_DeviceInitObject * | OSVR_DeviceInitOptions |
Opaque type of a device initialization object. More... | |
Functions | |
OSVR_DeviceInitOptions | osvrDeviceCreateInitOptions (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx) |
Create a OSVR_DeviceInitOptions object. More... | |
OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceRegisterMessageType (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, const char *name, OSVR_MessageType *msgtype) |
Register (or recall) a message type by name. More... | |
OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceSendData (OSVR_DeviceToken dev, OSVR_MessageType msg, const char *bytestream, size_t len) |
Send a raw bytestream from your device. More... | |
OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceSendTimestampedData (OSVR_DeviceToken dev, const OSVR_TimeValue *timestamp, OSVR_MessageType msg, const char *bytestream, size_t len) |
Send a raw bytestream from your device, with a known timestamp. More... | |
OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceSendJsonDescriptor (OSVR_DeviceToken dev, const char *json, size_t len) |
Submit a JSON self-descriptor string for the device. More... | |
OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceRegisterUpdateCallback (OSVR_DeviceToken dev, OSVR_DeviceUpdateCallback updateCallback, void *userData=NULL) |
Register the update callback of a device. More... | |
OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceMicrosleep (uint64_t microseconds) |
Request a thread sleep for at least the given number of microseconds. DO NOT use within a Sync plugin! More... | |
Synchronous Devices | |
Devices declaring themselves to be synchronous must abide by strict rules. Their update method is run regularly in the main thread of the device system, without the overhead of locking. In exchange, however, the following restrictions apply:
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OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceSyncInit (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, const char *name, OSVR_DeviceToken *device) |
Initialize a synchronous device token. More... | |
OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceSyncInitWithOptions (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, const char *name, OSVR_DeviceInitOptions options, OSVR_DeviceToken *device) |
Initialize a synchronous device token. More... | |
Asynchronous Devices | |
These devices are more event-based: either it's convenient for your driver to block until full data arrives, or you can't be sure your driver can get in and out of an update function very rapidly. As a result, devices registered as async have their update method run in a thread of its own, repeatedly as long as the device exists. Calls sending data from an async device are automatically made thread-safe. | |
OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceAsyncInit (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, const char *name, OSVR_DeviceToken *device) |
Initialize an asynchronous device token. More... | |
OSVR_ReturnCode | osvrDeviceAsyncInitWithOptions (OSVR_PluginRegContext ctx, const char *name, OSVR_DeviceInitOptions options, OSVR_DeviceToken *device) |
Initialize an asynchronous device token. More... | |