Port

4-byte number used by RTI Connext to distinguish between receivers of messages on the same interface (address). More...

Macros
#define	NDDS_TRANSPORT_PORT_INVALID   ((NDDS_Transport_Port_t) 0)
	Port 0 is considered to be invalid.

Typedefs
typedef RTI_UINT32	NDDS_Transport_Port_t

Detailed Description

4-byte number used by RTI Connext to distinguish between receivers of messages on the same interface (address).

Unlike IPv4 Socket API ports which are 2 bytes long, the RTI Connext representation of a port is 4 bytes stored in host-byte order, driven by the RTPS specification's port definition.

Macro Definition Documentation

#define NDDS_TRANSPORT_PORT_INVALID   ((NDDS_Transport_Port_t) 0)

Port 0 is considered to be invalid.

Typedef Documentation

typedef RTI_UINT32 NDDS_Transport_Port_t

Type for storing RTI Connext ports.