Changes between Version 33 and Version 34 of OverSimDevelop

Timestamp:

Sep 28, 2009, 11:17:47 AM (15 years ago)

Author:

Ingmar Baumgart

Comment:

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 In this section, we'll implement our overlay and application. But first, let's do a introduction about some of the important variable types used in !OverSim.
 
-* BaseOverlay: Template overlay module class. All overlay modules should derive from it.[[BR]]
-* BaseApp: Template application module class. All application modules should derive from it.[[BR]]
-* OverlayKey: Class to describe overlay keys. Internally it stores the key as an bit array. [[BR]]
+  * BaseOverlay: Template overlay module class. All overlay modules should derive from it.[[BR]]
+  * BaseApp: Template application module class. All application modules should derive from it.[[BR]]
+  * OverlayKey: Class to describe overlay keys. Internally it stores the key as an bit array. [[BR]]
                     Its value can be set in different ways when it's being initialized:[[BR]]
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                     OverlayKey operations include equality (==), order (<, >) and range (isBetween(key1, key2)).[[BR]]
 
-* IPvXAddress:        Generic IP address, can contain either an IPv4 address (IPAddress) or an IPv6 address (IPv6Address).[[BR]]
-* TransportAddress:   A structure containing bot an IPvXAddress (field "ip"), and a port (field "port").[[BR]]
-* NodeHandle:         A child class of TransportAddress, additionaly contains an OverlayKey (field "key"). In overlay and application modules, the variable {{{thisNode}}} contains the NodeHandle value representing the host. However, in application modules the {{{key}}} field may not be set.[[BR]]
+  * IPvXAddress:        Generic IP address, can contain either an IPv4 address (IPAddress) or an IPv6 address (IPv6Address).[[BR]]
+  * TransportAddress:   A structure containing bot an IPvXAddress (field "ip"), and a port (field "port").[[BR]]
+  * NodeHandle:         A child class of TransportAddress, additionaly contains an OverlayKey (field "key"). In overlay and application modules, the variable {{{thisNode}}} contains the NodeHandle value representing the host. However, in application modules the {{{key}}} field may not be set.[[BR]]
 
 Now, let's continue with the implementation.