It seems someone has locked the submission of new topics under TR-069. I'm logged in, I'm an ASP, but all I can do is comment.
My question is what are the range limits of <int/>, <unsignedInt/>, and &<unsignedLong/> as defined in RDK-B? BroadbandForum doesn't say, and the C specification is unclear.
Can I assume that an int runs 2^31 <= x <= 2^31, and unsigned int is 0 <= x <= (2^32 -1) and an unsigned long is 0 <= x <= (2^64 - 1), or do you leave it up to the C compiler switches or linux limits.h?
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Z-Z-Inactive-User
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Z-Donald Wilde
It seems someone has locked the submission of new topics under TR-069. I'm logged in, I'm an ASP, but all I can do is comment.
My question is what are the range limits of <int/>, <unsignedInt/>, and &<unsignedLong/> as defined in RDK-B? BroadbandForum doesn't say, and the C specification is unclear.
Can I assume that an int runs 2^31 <= x <= 2^31, and unsigned int is 0 <= x <= (2^32 -1) and an unsigned long is 0 <= x <= (2^64 - 1), or do you leave it up to the C compiler switches or linux limits.h?
Ganesh Sahu
Hi Donald,
After opening TR-069 main page, you can click on the "+ New Topic" button to create a new forum topic. If that is disabled for you then please create an JIRA issue for required permission.
Z-Donald Wilde
Yes, it produces a new page but I cannot edit it. Ticket coming.