To reduce boiler plate code, consider using a printf style format for parsing the cconfig values to arbitrary structures, e.g. vid + pid “XXXX:YYYY” to two uint16s. Add helpers to easily check ranges of numbers and improve error handling on invalid parameters.
In this context, add support/helpers for converting config values to unsigned numbers with range checks, e.g. uint16 and uint32.
To reduce boiler plate code, consider using a printf style format for parsing the cconfig values to arbitrary structures, e.g. vid + pid “XXXX:YYYY” to two uint16s. Add helpers to easily check ranges of numbers and improve error handling on invalid parameters.
In this context, add support/helpers for converting config values to unsigned numbers with range checks, e.g. uint16 and uint32.
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To reduce boiler plate code, consider using a printf style format for parsing the cconfig values to arbitrary structures, e.g. vid + pid “XXXX:YYYY” to two uint16s. Add helpers to easily check ranges of numbers and improve error handling on invalid parameters.
In this context, add support/helpers for converting config values to unsigned numbers with range checks, e.g. uint16 and uint32.