rdetect.cpp File Reference

Stand-alone tool to detect magstripe hardware. More...

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#include "rdetect.h"
#include "reader.h"
#include "loader.h"
#include "misc.h"
#include "ssflags.h"

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Functions
Reader *	queryReader (int i)
Reader *	queryGameReader ()
	queries GameReader on global port variable
Reader *	queryParallelReader ()
	Currently unused.
Reader *	querySerialReader ()
	Creates a Reader object for a Serial Reader (LINUX ONLY CURRENTLY).
void	setupDirectIO ()
	calls necessary init functions for platform for direct i/o access
void	sortByValue (long *fluxes, int *mask)
	sorts "deltas" in High -> low fashion
int	promptForPort (int i)
	prompts user for hexidecimal port number
int	main (int argc, char *argv[])
	Start of execution.
Variables
SSFlags	ssFlags
	commandline options, needed by Reader instances
int	port

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Detailed Description

Stand-alone tool to detect magstripe hardware.

rdetect prompted user for questions and autoprobe the physical wiring of a magstripe device to create the hardware configuration file (config::xml) that Stripe Snoop needs.

Author:

Acidus (acidus@msblabs.org)

This file is part of Stripe Snoop (http://stripesnoop.sourceforge.net)

Stripe Snoop is licensed under the GPL. See COPYING for more info

Copyright (C) 2005 Acidus, Most Significant Bit Labs

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Function Documentation

int main (  int  argc, char *  argv[] )

Start of execution. Parameters: argc  number of command line params argv  char * [] of command line params

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int promptForPort (  int  i  )

prompts user for hexidecimal port number Parameters: i  switch for message type (1=Game, 2=parallel)

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Reader* queryGameReader (   )

queries GameReader on global port variable Returns: ptr to Reader for this magstripe reader

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Reader* queryParallelReader (   )

Currently unused.

Reader* queryReader (  int  i  )

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Reader* querySerialReader (   )

Creates a Reader object for a Serial Reader (LINUX ONLY CURRENTLY). Returns: ptr to Reader for magstripe reader

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void setupDirectIO (   )

calls necessary init functions for platform for direct i/o access

void sortByValue (  long *  fluxes, int *  mask )

sorts "deltas" in High -> low fashion Parameters: fluxes  int[] containing # of deltas mask  int [] containing data bit number associated with given delta

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Variable Documentation

int port

SSFlags ssFlags

commandline options, needed by Reader instances

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