dataTypes.h File Reference

#include <algorithm>
#include <cmath>
#include <cstdint>
#include <iomanip>
#include <limits>
#include <sstream>
#include <string>
#include <type_traits>

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Classes
class	nmealib::nmea2000::DataType< Traits >
	Strongly typed numeric wrapper for NMEA 2000 custom data types. More...
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::DistanceTraits
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::SpeedTraits
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::AngleTraits
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::SignedAngleTraits
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::HalfByteTraits
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::ByteTraits
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::LatitudeTraits
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::LongitudeTraits
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::AngularRateTraits
struct	nmealib::nmea2000::AccelerationTraits

Namespaces
namespace	nmealib
namespace	nmealib::nmea2000

Typedefs
using	nmealib::nmea2000::Distance = DataType< DistanceTraits >
	Custom type representing distances in meters.
using	nmealib::nmea2000::Speed = DataType< SpeedTraits >
	Custom type representing speeds in meters per second.
using	nmealib::nmea2000::HalfByte = DataType< HalfByteTraits >
	Custom type representing 4 bits of data (0-15).
using	nmealib::nmea2000::Byte = DataType< ByteTraits >
	Custom type representing 8 bits of data (0-255).
using	nmealib::nmea2000::Angle = DataType< AngleTraits >
	Custom type representing angles in radians.
using	nmealib::nmea2000::SignedAngle = DataType< SignedAngleTraits >
	Custom type representing signed angles in radians.
using	nmealib::nmea2000::Latitude = DataType< LatitudeTraits >
	Custom type representing latitudes in degrees.
using	nmealib::nmea2000::Longitude = DataType< LongitudeTraits >
	Custom type representing longitudes in degrees.
using	nmealib::nmea2000::AngularRate = DataType< AngularRateTraits >
	Custom type representing angular rates in radians per second.
using	nmealib::nmea2000::Acceleration = DataType< AccelerationTraits >
	Custom type representing accelerations in meters per second squared.