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Without directional attributes, there would be no way for the IDL compiler to work out whether a parameter value is sent from the client to the server or vice versa This in turn would mean that all parameters would have to be transmitted over the network in both directions just in case they are required (and even if they are not initialized) Directional attributes enable some saving in transmission cost An in parameter is sent only from the client to the server, and an out parameter is sent only from the server to the client Only inout parameters are transmitted in both directions Directional attributes determine responsibility for memory management As you will see in Section 714, memory management for operation parameters varies with the direction and type of parameter Directional attributes control whether the client or the server is responsible for allocating and deallocating memory for parameters

The address looks slightly different you have a %9 at the end because no IPv6 addresses are manually con gured or a process set up to allocate addresses in the environment This means Link-Local Addresses are used (explained a little further on) For all addresses, the rst 64 bits make up the network ID, and the last 64 bits are the interface ID Here are the types of addresses that can exist:

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The final three operations on interface Primes all achieve the same thing Each operation, given some number as a starting point, returns the first prime number that is larger than the starting point For example, next_prime of 2 is 3, and next_prime of 26 is 29 Note that the starting point is a signed integer, and that permits negative starting points For all starting points less than 2, next_prime returns 2 However, each operation offers a different style of interaction next_prime accepts the starting point n as an in parameter and returns the prime as the return value next_prime2 accepts the starting point n as an in parameter and returns the prime in the out parameter p The value of p need not be initialized by the client but is modified to contain the result when next_prime2 returns next_prime3 uses the single inout parameter n to communicate both the starting point and the result The client initializes the parameter, and the operation overwrites it with the result You would never write an interface like Primes, which offers three operations with identical semantics Instead, you would decide which style of interaction you wanted to offer to clients The question is, which style is best, and how do you choose it Here are some guidelines If an operation accepts one or more in parameters and returns a single result, the result should be returned as the return value This style is simple and familiar to programmers If an operation has several return values of equal importance, all values should be returned as out parameters, and the return type of the operation should be void

Global unicast addresses These are like the public IPv4 addresses routable across the entire IPv6 Internet and allocated by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA at wwwianaorg) Global unicast addresses are formatted as follows: 3 bits Set to 001 (known as the format pre x) 45 bits Identify the Global Routing Pre x that is speci c for an organization These 45 bits are split in a 13-bit Top Level Aggregation Identi er (TLA ID) that are granted to local Internet registries by IANA; then 8 bits are reserved, and 24 bits are for a Next Level Aggregation Identi er (NLA ID) to identify customer sites from the TLA 16 bits The subnet within an organization 64 bits The interface of the computer within the subnet This address separation allows layers of routing, meaning the central Internet routing tables potentially contain 8,192 TLA IDs, and those would then link to the NLA Link-local addresses This is the equivalent of the Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) for IPv4, which uses the 16925400/16 network and is given to hosts that don t have an IP address and cannot contact a stateful con guration server (such as a DHCP server that provides con guration about IP) This can only be used to communicate with nodes on the same network These

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By making all return values out parameters, you emphasize that none of them is "special" (whereas if one value is returned as the return value and the others are out parameters, you can easily create the impression that the return value is somehow more important) If an operation returns several values but one of the values is of special importance, make the special value the return value and return the remainder as out parameters This style of interaction is most often found on iterator operations For example:

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