nidas v1.2.3
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Structure sent back to client from the UDP feed server, in big-endian order, indicating what TCP port number the client should use to contact the server for the XML feed of variables, and what port the binary data will be multicast to. More...
#include <UDPSampleOutput.h>
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unsigned int | magic |
unsigned short int | xmlTcpPort |
unsigned short int | dataMulticastPort |
char | strings [0] |
Static Public Attributes | |
static const unsigned int | MAGIC = 0x76543210 |
Structure sent back to client from the UDP feed server, in big-endian order, indicating what TCP port number the client should use to contact the server for the XML feed of variables, and what port the binary data will be multicast to.
The initial 4 bytes should be the MAGIC value (big-endian 0x76543210) just in case some other protocol is using the port.
Referenced by nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::XMLSocketListener::run().
char nidas::dynld::InitialUDPDataRequestReply::strings[0] |
Referenced by nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::connected().