question about syntax

[Arvind]

Hi,

A standards document I am reading defines a packet format using C++. I
would really appreciate it if any of you could tell me what the meaning
of the following syntax is?

class ContentDesc extends OCI_desc : bit(8) tag =ContentClassTag{
bit 32 YY;
bit 16 XX ;
}

In particular, what does the "bit(8) tag = ContentClassTag" part mean??


Arvind

 

[Victor Bazarov]

A standards document I am reading defines a packet format using C++.

Says who?

I would really appreciate it if any of you could tell me what the
meaning of the following syntax is?

class ContentDesc extends OCI_desc : bit(8) tag =ContentClassTag{
bit 32 YY;
bit 16 XX ;
}

In particular, what does the "bit(8) tag = ContentClassTag" part
mean??

There is no such syntax in C++. You've been misled.

V

 

[Salt_Peter]

Hi,

A standards document I am reading defines a packet format using C++. I
would really appreciate it if any of you could tell me what the meaning
of the following syntax is?

class ContentDesc extends OCI_desc : bit(8) tag =ContentClassTag{
bit 32 YY;
bit 16 XX ;
}

In particular, what does the "bit(8) tag = ContentClassTag" part mean??


Arvind

The above is not C++ in any shape or form. So whatever "standard" you
are reading perhaps involves generating a packet format *for* C++
(whatever that means). Perhaps consulting with the appropriate language
in question might help.

 

[Oliver Bleckmann]

Hi,

A standards document I am reading defines a packet format using C++. I
would really appreciate it if any of you could tell me what the meaning
of the following syntax is?

class ContentDesc extends OCI_desc : bit(8) tag =ContentClassTag{
bit 32 YY;
bit 16 XX ;
}

In particular, what does the "bit(8) tag = ContentClassTag" part mean??


Arvind

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