The File header for dat-files. More...

Public Attributes
uint32_t	file_id

uint32_t	version_id

uint32_t	flags
	flags ... not in use yet

uint32_t	extension_count
	amount of extension blocks

uint64_t	extension_offset
	file-offset to the begin of extension table block (absolute)

uint64_t	data_offset
	file-offset to the begin of data block (absolute)

uint64_t	data_size
	size of the data area block (in bytes)

uint64_t	chunk_count
	amount of chunks

uint64_t	max_chunk_size
	greatest user data size of chunk

uint64_t	duration
	timestamp of the last chunk

uint64_t	file_time
	creation time of file

uint8_t	header_byte_order

uint64_t	time_offset

uint8_t	patch_number
	patch number (not in use yet)

uint64_t	first_chunk_offset

uint64_t	continuous_offset

uint64_t	ring_buffer_end_offset

int8_t	reserved [30]
	reserved bytes. currently not in use

int8_t	description [1912]

Detailed Description

The File header for dat-files.

Warning: !!! IMPORTANT !!! When changing header please change the Stream2FileHeader in IndexedFile!

Member Data Documentation

uint64_t ifhd::v201_v301::FileHeader::continuous_offset

the offset of the first chunk of the continuous section of the file (only needed for IndexedFile::m_nVersionIdWithHistory)

int8_t ifhd::v201_v301::FileHeader::description[1912]

common string description. This value is separated into a short and detailed description separated by '
'.

uint32_t ifhd::v201_v301::FileHeader::file_id

identifier for every dat-File. intel cpu implementations uses "IFHD" motorola uses "DHFI" see also headerByteOrder

uint64_t ifhd::v201_v301::FileHeader::first_chunk_offset

the file offset of the first chunk (only needed for IndexedFile::m_nVersionIdWithHistory)

uint8_t ifhd::v201_v301::FileHeader::header_byte_order

endianess of management structures (little or big endian), see also PLATFORM_BYTEORDER_UINT8. every single value within the structures (FileHeader, FileExtension, ChunkHeader ... ) are stored in this corresponding byteorder!

uint64_t ifhd::v201_v301::FileHeader::ring_buffer_end_offset

the end position withing the ring buffer section (only needed for IndexedFile::m_nVersionIdWithHistory)

uint64_t ifhd::v201_v301::FileHeader::time_offset

time offset for every time within the file is referred to (timestamp zero)

uint32_t ifhd::v201_v301::FileHeader::version_id

format version of dat files, current version is IndexedFile::m_nVersionId or IndexedFile::m_nVersionIdWithHistory

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file: