write fixed point data via fwrite to tcp

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Tom DeLonge
Tom DeLonge 2019-3-14
回答： Tom DeLonge 2019-3-26
I have a mx7 array of doubles which I would like to transmit via tcpip using fwrite. However, I would like to transmit each column in it's own format, e.g.
int16 - fixed point - fixed point - double - int16 - fixed point - fixed point
The fixed points are 64bit long (16 + 48).
Now, how can I do this using fwrite? I would like to send the whole array at once and not each row/value on it's own.
Also, I should note that m can be rather large (on the order of 50k)... Can anyone suggest a solution?
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Tom DeLonge
Tom DeLonge 2019-3-14
编辑：Tom DeLonge 2019-3-14
my idea so far was to
  1. rearrange the columns a bit,
  2. typecast the whole thing down to a mx11 single array,
  3. transmit via fwrite as 'single'
the only problem with this approach is that I cannot use typecast on fixed point objects in matlab. I would have to write my own conversion routine for that I guess?

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Tom DeLonge
Tom DeLonge 2019-3-26
Just wanted to answer my own question. I used my own routine to convert a double number to a fixed point, which is then being sent in disguise as a uint64. For a big endian receiver and a 64 bit fixed-point number with a word length of 16 bits, the code is simply
fxpInt64 = swapbytes(int64(dblIn*2^48));
fxpInt64 = swapbytes(typecast(fxpInt64(:),'uint16'));
Then, as can be seen, I in turn typecasted everything to uint16, which was sort of the largest common denominator for my classes.This is then being sent using fwrite and uint16 in it's class argument.

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