Hello everyone,
I have 3 questions want to ask you,thanks.
1.I look at this in the api,
Uses the following header format: Bits 0-11: The packet length (what was stored
in the tag with key len_tag_key) Bits 12-23: The header number (counts up
everytime this function is called) Bit 24-31: 8-Bit CRC All other bits: Are set
to zero
If the header length is smaller than 32, bits are simply left out. For this
reason, they always start with the LSB.
However, it is recommended to stay above 32 Bits, in order to have a working
CRC.
Q:
If I want to have a working CRC,what is the number of packet length at least?
2.I look at the code below,
bool packet_header_default::header_formatter(
66 >-------long packet_len,
67 unsigned char *out,
68
69 >-------const std::vector<tag_t> &tags
70 )
71 {
72 >-------//std::cout<<"before"<<d_mask<<std::endl;
73 packet_len &= 0x0FFF;
74
75 d_crc_impl.reset();
76 d_crc_impl.process_bytes((void const *) &packet_len, 2);
77 d_crc_impl.process_bytes((void const *) &d_header_number, 2);
78 unsigned char crc = d_crc_impl();
79 memset(out, 0x00, d_header_len);
80 int k = 0; // Position in out
81 for (int i = 0; i < 12 && k < d_header_len; i += d_bits_per_byte,
k++) {
82 >-------out[k] = (unsigned char) ((packet_len >> i) & d_mask);
83
84 }
85 for (int i = 0; i < 12 && k < d_header_len; i += d_bits_per_byte,
k++) {
86 >-------out[k] = (unsigned char) ((d_header_number >> i) & d_mask);
87 }
88 for (int i = 0; i < 8 && k < d_header_len; i += d_bits_per_byte, k++)
{
89 >-------out[k] = (unsigned char) ((crc >> i) & d_mask);
90 }
91 d_header_number++;
92 d_header_number &= 0x0FFF;
93
94 return true;
95 }
If someone don't want to use the Stream CRC32 block,Packet Header Generator
still will add the crc at bit 24-31.Is it right?I suggest the code should add a
function to judge before add the crc at bit 24-31.
3.For example,the OFDM example.If the transmitter don't add the crc32
block,whether the receiver will display the warning "Detected an invalid packet
at item %1%"?
Thank you so much.
Best regards,
zswx
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