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| | 5.2. If you generate code from a | | 5.2. If you generate code from a |
| | release prior to 5.2 or with 5.3.x, your results may vary.''' | | release prior to 5.2 or with 5.3.x, your results may vary.''' |
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| | + | Power users or repeat readers, you may wish to jump to the list in the [[MIB for Dummies#Getting_Started|Getting Started]] node. |
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| | === Introduction === | | === Introduction === |
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| | ==== User Context ==== | | ==== User Context ==== |
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| − | The user context is a pointer provided by user during module | + | The user context is a pointer provided by the user (ie, the programmer: You!) during module |
| | initialization. It is not used by the MFD code, other than to | | initialization. It is not used by the MFD code, other than to |
| | save it for the user. If your module needs access to some | | save it for the user. If your module needs access to some |
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| | The data context structure should contain all the data needed to get | | The data context structure should contain all the data needed to get |
| − | or set a value. The MFD configuration file will generate a data | + | or set a value. The mib2c MFD configuration file will generate a data |
| | context structure with sufficient storage for all the objects | | context structure with sufficient storage for all the objects |
| | defined in the MIB being implemented. (Later in the tutorial, we'll talk | | defined in the MIB being implemented. (Later in the tutorial, we'll talk |
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| | The default method, which is generic enough to handle just about any | | The default method, which is generic enough to handle just about any |
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