John Hurliman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Donna Dionne wrote:
> HI John,
>
> Just confirming about the zero encoding.
>
> Because the packet id cannot be 0, zero encoding will not affect
> fixed, medium, or high packet headers.
>
> For low packets wehre the packet id can be 2 bytes, the 1st byte could
> be 0. And if zero encoding is used, i.e., opcode 0x80, and packet id
> of, say 5, could take up 3 bytes? 00 01 05? (bytes 7 8 and 9)? is
> that what you are saying?
>
> if zero encoding is not used, it will just be the staight 00 05 right?
> (byte 7 and 8).
>
> Thanks so much!
> donna
>
That's correct, just remember that the first byte is a set of flags
instead of an opcode, so it could have the flags MSG_ZEROCODED and
MSG_APPENDED_ACKS and have a value other than 0x80, but still be zero
encoded.thanks so much!donna
John
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