This is the default class for diagnostic information for all the classes in this library. It's the class you want if want to drop diagnostic information on the floor (because, say, your device works plenty reliably and there's nothing to debug anymore). If you're not in that blessed place, then you can create your own class that implements all these methods and stashes the data somewhere.
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#include <ps2_NullDiagnostics.h>
This is the default class for diagnostic information for all the classes in this library. It's the class you want if want to drop diagnostic information on the floor (because, say, your device works plenty reliably and there's nothing to debug anymore). If you're not in that blessed place, then you can create your own class that implements all these methods and stashes the data somewhere.
◆ bufferOverflow()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::bufferOverflow |
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◆ clockLineGlitch()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::clockLineGlitch |
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◆ defaultInstance()
◆ incorrectResponse()
◆ noResponse()
◆ noTranslationForKey()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::noTranslationForKey |
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◆ packetDidNotEndWithOne()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::packetDidNotEndWithOne |
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◆ packetDidNotStartWithZero()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::packetDidNotStartWithZero |
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◆ packetIncomplete()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::packetIncomplete |
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◆ parityError()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::parityError |
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◆ receivedByte()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::receivedByte |
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◆ sendFrameError()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::sendFrameError |
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◆ sentByte()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::sentByte |
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◆ startupFailure()
void ps2::NullDiagnostics::startupFailure |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: