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eqn_cruncher::pkt_header Struct Reference

This represents the data type for the packet header, which is the first piece of data whenever any packet is sent across the network between the client and server. More...

#include <node_manager.hpp>

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Public Methods
	pkt_header ()
Public Attributes
int	size
	Size of the packet excluding the size of the packet header, given by sizeof(pkt_header). The maximum value that this filed can take is: buff_size - sizeof(pkt_header).
int	type
	Type of packet: { data, command }.
int	code
	Specifies the type of command.
double	reserved
	Reserved for the implementation to use as it feels right. Currently the result command uses this to pass the result back to the caller.

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Detailed Description

This represents the data type for the packet header, which is the first piece of data whenever any packet is sent across the network between the client and server.

The receipient of the packet is supposed to check/verify the correctness of the packet by checking the size field with the value returned by the receive function after performing some mathematical manipulations. More specifically, add the size field to the sizeof(pkt_header) and check if it is equal to the value returned by the receive function.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

eqn_cruncher::pkt_header::pkt_header (    )  [inline]

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Member Data Documentation

int eqn_cruncher::pkt_header::code

Specifies the type of command. This field can one of these values: { quit, start, result, reset_client, reset_subclient }.

double eqn_cruncher::pkt_header::reserved

Reserved for the implementation to use as it feels right. Currently the result command uses this to pass the result back to the caller.

int eqn_cruncher::pkt_header::size

Size of the packet excluding the size of the packet header, given by sizeof(pkt_header). The maximum value that this filed can take is: buff_size - sizeof(pkt_header).

int eqn_cruncher::pkt_header::type

Type of packet: { data, command }. If it is a data packet, then the remaining fields do not hold any real significance. If however, it is a command packet, then the next field specifies what command it is.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• node_manager.hpp

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