[interfacekit] Re: BMessage format
- From: "Erik Jaesler" <erik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: interfacekit@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2003 16:06:11 -0800
I have documented the FOB1 format (need to clean it up and get it
commited), and it's actually pretty simple -- especially if you don't
care about replies. I will try to get that done tonight.
e
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>> we just had a discussion about which way to go for kernel BMessages -
>>
>> as you may know, the R5 kernel sends our BMessages directly to
>> applications for node monitoring and live query messages.
>> The best alternative idea to avoid code duplication was a special new
>> BMessage format, i.e. 'FOB0': the kernel would know how to write
>> them,
>> the BMessage class would know how to read them. We might even want to
>> put some helper parse classes in libroot.so, in a way that the C API
>> could also use them (i.e. for kernel modules).
>>
>> Have you written any documentation/specs about BMessages yet=3F All I
>> found is a very basic field description (in docs/develop/app/
>> bmessage.txt).
>> Depending on the message format, I could consider dropping the
>> special
>> FOB0 format.
>>
>> Anyway, what are your thoughts about the FOB0 idea in general=3F
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>If it is really more compact, then I'm all for it.
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>CU, Ingo
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