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/* ospmsgdesc.h - Structures and prototypes for generic XML message descriptors. */
#ifndef _OSPMSGDESC_H
#define _OSPMSGDESC_H
#include "osp/osp.h"
#include "osp/ospmsgpart.h"
/*
* The OSPPMsgDescGetName includes two different implementations: the
* first is safer and the second has higher performance. The safer option
* does an exhaustive search through the descriptors array. The second
* simply uses the part ID as an index into that array. The risk with the
* second approach is that it requires that the array be built correctly,
* with elements in the precise, right order. If you enable the second
* approach, it is essential to test the array ordering using the the code
* in the included main() procedures in the individual components.
*/
/*
* An OPST_MSG_DESC structure is used to associate a part (for an attribute
* or an element) with a name.
*/
typedef struct {
OSPT_MSG_PART Part;
const char *Name;
} OSPT_MSG_DESC;
/* Function Prototypes */
OSPT_MSG_PART OSPPMsgDescGetPart(const char *, const OSPT_MSG_DESC *, unsigned);
const char *OSPPMsgDescGetName(OSPT_MSG_PART, const OSPT_MSG_DESC *, unsigned);
#endif /* _OSPMSGDESC_H */
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