data value flags

Macros
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ENDIAN_MASK   0x000F
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ENDIAN_UNSPECIFIED   0x0000
	unknown endian value or cpu format
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ENDIAN_1234   0x0001
	big endian format, is default
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ENDIAN_4321   0x0002
	little endian format
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ENDIAN_3412   0x0003
	wordswap big endian format
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ENDIAN_2143   0x0004
	wordswap little endian format
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ALWAYS_NEW   0x0010
	always send this value, even if it is equal to the previous one (e.g sync read on inactive item)
#define	TYP_FLAGS_CREATE_ACTIVATED   0x0020
	immediately activate on create item
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ARRAY   0x0040
#define	TYP_FLAGS_BLOCKED   0x0080
	partial data, more data for same item follow; use only for sync read/write
#define	TYP_FLAGS_BITARRAY_LEN_MASK   0x0700
	exact length of bit array (= number of used bits in last data byte); 0 = all 8 bits used
#define	TYP_FLAGS_BITARRAY_LEN_SHIFT   8
	shift amount for TYP_FLAGS_BITARRAY_LEN_MASK
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ERROR_IF_IMPOSSIBLE   0x0800
	Brings an error if the conversion may be impossible (e.g. -20 to unsigned)
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ERROR_IF_WRONG_TYPE   0x1000
	Brings an error if any conversion is needed (e.g. 8-bit to 16-bit, even if the value would fit in)
#define	TYP_FLAGS_ENDIAN_LOCAL_CPU   TYP_FLAGS_ENDIAN_4321

Detailed Description