Plreservedcheck(), Unsignedcompare(), Plreservedcheck() unsignedcompare() – Teledyne LeCroy USB Script Decode Manual User Manual
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Comments
Used to determine whether an item defined with view_setting is shown.
Example
ShowDataBlock(bytes, !ShowItem(CME_ReadWriteData));
PLReservedCheck()
PLReservedCheck(reserved_bits)
Comments
Used to make a common check of reserved bits while taking into account the view
settings. If these bits are not zero, a corresponding warning cell will be shown in the
expanded state. Note: only up to 32 bits should be passed to this function.
Example
PLReservedCheck(32);
PLReservedCheck(8);
UnsignedCompare()
UnsignedCompare(op1, op2)
Comments
This function returns difference between integer values and considers them to be
unsigned values. So, the value 0xFFFFFFFF is -1 and less than 0 in logical condi-
tions, but as an unsigned integer it is so much bigger than 0. Use this function in
places where you want integer values to be thought of as unsigned.
Example
select {
(low_limit == high_limit) :
{
...
}
# (AttModifier < low_limit) || (AttModifier >
high_limit)
:
Parameter
Meaning
Default Value
Comments
reserved_bits
Parameter
Meaning
Default Value
Comments
op1
Operand
op2
Operand