Matt,
Your
proposed changes do make the TTLV protocol 4 byte aligned. I would
just observe that with one additional constraint, i.e. if you forced the
Value field to be 4 + N*8 bytes long, where N is a whole number, then it
would also be 8-byte alighted for 64-bit processing.
Regards,
Glen Jaquette
IBM Distinguished
Engineer
(520) 799-2192;
fax: -4138; tieline 321-
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This is version 2, which contains clarifying text
concerning padding of
Strings, as requested by Jon Callas.
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