SimulationIdentifier.h

#pragma once

#include <dis7/SimulationAddress.h>
#include <dis7/utils/DataStream.h>
#include <dis7/opendis7_export.h>


namespace DIS
{
// The unique designation of a simulation when using the 48-bit identifier format shall be specified by the Sim- ulation Identifier record. The reason that the 48-bit format is required in addition to the 32-bit simulation address format that actually identifies a specific simulation is because some 48-bit identifier fields in PDUs may contain either an Object Identifier, such as an Entity ID, or a Simulation Identifier. Section 6.2.80

// Copyright (c) 2007-2009, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. All rights reserved. 
//
// @author DMcG, jkg

class OPENDIS7_EXPORT SimulationIdentifier
{
protected:
  SimulationAddress _simulationAddress; 

  unsigned short _referenceNumber; 


 public:
    SimulationIdentifier();
    virtual ~SimulationIdentifier();

    virtual void marshal(DataStream& dataStream) const;
    virtual void unmarshal(DataStream& dataStream);

    SimulationAddress& getSimulationAddress(); 
    const SimulationAddress&  getSimulationAddress() const; 
    void setSimulationAddress(const SimulationAddress    &pX);

    unsigned short getReferenceNumber() const; 
    void setReferenceNumber(unsigned short pX); 


virtual int getMarshalledSize() const;

     bool operator  ==(const SimulationIdentifier& rhs) const;
};
}

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