Titlebook: packetC Programming; Peder Jungck,Ralph Duncan,Dwight Mulcahy Book 2011 Peder Jungck and CloudShield Technologies Inc An SAIC Company and

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Introduction to the packetC LanguageThe primary objective in the packetC design is to define a language that will allow software developers to use familiar, high-level language constructs to express coding solutions for packet processing applications for general purpose, and for CloudShield-enabled platforms in particular.

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Basic Packet Interaction and OperationsThe packet can be seen as either one of the simplest data elements in the language or one of the most complex, and hopefully both in a good way. In its simplest form, the packet is an array of bytes, as defined in ., it simply looks similar to the statement below:

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Peder Jungck,Ralph Duncan,Dwight MulcahyThe book is written by the authors of packet..C, a language that supports the programming of network applications with domain-specific type extensions and operations, with features for enhanced applic

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Loops and Flow Controlovides all of the C control statements. This includes forloops, while-do, do-while, and do-until, as well as jump controls such as goto, break, continue, return, and exit. There are no surprises with regard to how packetC implements these control statements.

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packetC Database Types and Operationsions. These data types are extensions of familiar C types with special characteristics, including the fact that they define objects with methods that operate on their data. These types are databases, descriptors, and searchsets.

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