1-byte encoding for an integral value.
1-byte encoding for an integral value.
1-byte encoding for a Boolean value.
1-byte encoding for a Boolean value. Yes, 1 = true, 2 = false.
2-byte encoding for an itegral value.
2-byte encoding for an itegral value.
4-byte encoding for a floating-point value.
4-byte encoding for a floating-point value.
4-byte encoding for an integral value.
4-byte encoding for an integral value.
8-byte encoding for a floating-point value.
8-byte encoding for a floating-point value.
8-byte encoding for an integral value.
8-byte encoding for an integral value.
The bytes in the encoded form of the value.
The length in bytes of the encoded form of the value.
An IPFIX data record, with the given values encoded as contents. Note that this does no work to make sure that the types of the values provided line up with those expected by the template. Make sure that if the template needs a byte, you include a byte and not some other value.