write_location Struct Reference

Public Member Functions
void	update (uint8_t value)
write_location	changeWriteAddress (eeprom_address_t newAddress) const
write_location &	operator++ ()
bool	can_write () const

Public Attributes
eeprom_address_t	address
uint16_t	counter
uint8_t	write_block_size

Member Function Documentation

can_write()

bool write_location::can_write ( ) const

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changeWriteAddress()

write_location write_location::changeWriteAddress ( eeprom_address_t  newAddress ) const

inline

Create a copy with a different write address. Allows chaining of instances.

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operator++()

write_location & write_location::operator++ ( )

inline

update()

void write_location::update ( uint8_t  value )

inline

Update byte to EEPROM by first comparing content and the need to write it. We only ever write to the EEPROM where the new value is different from the currently stored byte This is due to the limited write life of the EEPROM (Approximately 100,000 writes)

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Member Data Documentation

address

eeprom_address_t write_location::address

counter

uint16_t write_location::counter

write_block_size

uint8_t write_location::write_block_size

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

• speeduino/storage.cpp