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Patrick Pelissier committed 2023-12-30 16:27:25 +01:00
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To register an oplist you need to register three things: To register an oplist you need to register three things:
* the *integration user* (user responsible for the integration of the whole program) registers all the *organizations* by mapping an integer from 1 to 50 to the short name of the organization. * the *integration user* (user responsible for the integration of the whole program) registers all the *organizations* by mapping an integer from 1 to 50 to the short name of the organization.
* the *organization user* (user responsible for the integration produced by an organization, typically a library or the program except its libraries) chooses the short name of the organization and registers all the *components* of this organization by mapping an integer from 1 to 50 to the short name of the component. * the *organization user* (user responsible for the integration produced by an organization, typically a library or the program without its libraries) chooses the short name of the organization and registers all the *components* of this organization by mapping an integer from 1 to 50 to the short name of the component.
* the *component user* (user responsible for a component of a library or a program) registers all the *oplists* of this component by mapping an integer from 1 to 50 to the oplist. * the *component user* (user responsible for a component of a library or a program) registers all the *oplists* of this component by mapping an integer from 1 to 50 to the oplist.
This 3 levels registration is used to enable support for complex integration in real project. So, it maps the basic structure of a program so that each independent layer can register its own oplists independently of the others, and only the final integrator maps everything together. This 3 levels registration is used to enable support for complex integration in real project. So, it maps the basic structure of a program so that each independent layer can register its own oplists independently of the others, and only the final integrator maps everything together.
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To register an organization the *integration user* shall define a macro like this for all organizations: To register an organization the *integration user* shall define a macro like this for all organizations:
```C ```C
#define M_GENERIC_ORG_<NUM>() (<ORGA_NAME>) #define M_GENERIC_ORG_<A_NUM>() (<ORGA_NAME>)
``` ```
with with
* <NUM> replaced by a unique integer in the range 1 to 50 * <A_NUM> replaced by a unique integer in the range 1 to 50
* <ORGA_NAME> replaced by the short name of the organization. * <ORGA_NAME> replaced by the short name of the organization.
To register a component the *organization user* shall define a macro like this for all components: To register a component the *organization user* shall define a macro like this for all components:
```C ```C
#define M_GENERIC_ORG_<ORGA_NAME>_COMP_<NUM>() (<COMP_NAME>) #define M_GENERIC_ORG_<ORGA_NAME>_COMP_<A_NUM>() (<COMP_NAME>)
``` ```
with with
* <NUM> replaced by a unique integer in the range 1 to 50 * <A_NUM> replaced by a unique integer in the range 1 to 50
* <ORGA_NAME> replaced by the short name of the organization. * <ORGA_NAME> replaced by the short name of the organization.
* <COMP_NAME> replaced by the short name of the component. * <COMP_NAME> replaced by the short name of the component.
@@ -8500,14 +8500,14 @@ with
To register an oplist the *component user* shall define a macro like this for all oplists: To register an oplist the *component user* shall define a macro like this for all oplists:
```C ```C
#define M_GENERIC_ORG_<ORGA_NAME>_COMP_<COMP_NAME>_OPLIST_<NUM>() <OPLIST> #define M_GENERIC_ORG_<ORGA_NAME>_COMP_<COMP_NAME>_OPLIST_<A_NUM>() <OP_LIST>
``` ```
with with
* <NUM> replaced by a unique integer in the range 1 to 50 * <A_NUM> replaced by a unique integer in the range 1 to 50
* <ORGA_NAME> replaced by the short name of the organization. * <ORGA_NAME> replaced by the short name of the organization.
* <COMP_NAME> replaced by the short name of the component. * <COMP_NAME> replaced by the short name of the component.
* <OPLIST> replaced by the oplist (no need for extra parenthesis). * <OP_LIST> replaced by the oplist (no need for extra parenthesis).
Theses macros should be defined in the header associated to their responsibility. Theses macros should be defined in the header associated to their responsibility.