Source code for spinnman.connections.abstract_classes.scp_sender

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from six import add_metaclass
from spinn_utilities.abstract_base import (
    AbstractBase, abstractmethod, abstractproperty)
from .connection import Connection


[docs]@add_metaclass(AbstractBase) class SCPSender(Connection): """ A sender of SCP messages """ __slots__ = ()
[docs] @abstractmethod def get_scp_data(self, scp_request): """ Returns the data of an SCP request as it would be sent down this\ connection """
[docs] @abstractmethod def send_scp_request(self, scp_request): """ Sends an SCP request down this connection Messages must have the following properties: * source_port is None or 7 * source_cpu is None or 31 * source_chip_x is None or 0 * source_chip_y is None or 0 tag in the message is optional; if not set, the default set in the\ constructor will be used. sequence in the message is optional; if not set, (sequence number\ last assigned + 1) % 65536 will be used :param scp_request: message packet to send :type scp_request:\ :py:class:`spinnman.messages.scp.abstract_scp_request.AbstractSCPRequest` :return: Nothing is returned :rtype: None :raise spinnman.exceptions.SpinnmanIOException: \ If there is an error sending the message """
@abstractproperty def chip_x(self): """ The x-coordinate of the chip at which messages sent down this\ connection will arrive at first :rtype: int """ @abstractproperty def chip_y(self): """ The y-coordinate of the chip at which messages sent down this\ connection will arrive at first :rtype: int """