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score/ts_client: Create detailed design (comp_dd_sta)

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
55/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
cpp
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Start after PR #54 merges, then inspect the GptpIpcPublisher, GptpIpcReceiver, and GptpIpcChannel units and the shared-memory data format. Create score/ts_client/docs/detailed_design/index.rst with a valid comp_dd_sta directive, documenting interfaces and responsibilities, linking each unit to requirements and architecture, and adding the required req-Id source comments.

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Description

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Link the implementing PR to this issue by including Closes #89 in the PR description or commit message.

What

Write the detailed design document for score/ts_client.

Create score/ts_client/docs/detailed_design/index.rst using the sphinx-needs comp_dd_sta directive. Decompose the component into units, document their responsibilities and interfaces, and connect every unit to requirements (:implements:) and architecture (:satisfies:).

Note: Create this ticket after PR #54 merges, as it changes the shared memory layer architecture.

Units to cover: GptpIpcPublisher (writes gPTP data into shared memory), GptpIpcReceiver (reads data from shared memory), GptpIpcChannel (shared memory management layer); data format in shared memory.

Acceptance Criteria
  • comp_dd_sta directive in place with :status: valid
  • Shared memory protocol (data format, publisher/receiver contract) described
  • :implements: and :satisfies: links present for every unit
  • req-Id traceability comments in source for every traced unit
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