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Re: [kmip] Groups - Sun 32-bit Binary Alignment Proposal, v2 (Sun 32-bitBinary Alignment Proposal.pdf) uploaded

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Re: [kmip] Groups - Sun 32-bit Binary Alignment Proposal, v2 (Sun 32-bitBinary Alignment Proposal.pdf) uploaded
Matt,

        Your
proposed changes do make the TTLV protocol 4 byte aligned.  I would
just observe that with one additional constraint, i.e. if you forced the
Value field to be 4 + N*8 bytes long, where N is a whole number, then it
would also be 8-byte alighted for 64-bit processing. 

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                   Glen Jaquette

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Proposal, v2 (Sun 32-bit Binary   Alignment Proposal.pdf) uploaded

This is version 2, which contains clarifying text
concerning padding of

Strings, as requested by Jon Callas.

 -- Matthew Ball

The document revision named Sun 32-bit Binary Alignment Proposal, v2 (Sun

32-bit Binary Alignment Proposal.pdf) has been submitted by Matthew Ball
to

the OASIS Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) TC document

repository.  This document is revision #1 of Sun 32-bit Binary Alignment

Proposal.pdf.

Document Description:

This document is a proposal against KMIP v0.98 to change the alignment
of

the binary encoding to fall on 32-bit boundaries, optimizing the layout
for

hard-aligned processors, such as the ARM.

Version 2

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http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=32320

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http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/32320/Sun%2032-bit%20Binary%20Alignment%20Proposal.pdf

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