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Since the IEEE 8023ah-compliant OAM mechanism does not include OAMPDU delivery guarantees and is a best-effort service, the Event Notification OAMPDU may need to be sent multiple times to increase the probability of detection of the particular event which is to be notified to the link partner Such multiple events need to be recognized by all OAM-enabled stations and discarded, and thus each Event Notification OAMPDU is equipped with a serial number, providing thus the target link peer with the ability to detect and discard multiplied event notification frames Recognizing the need for delivery guarantees for the SNMP protocol, newer specifications of the aforementioned mechanism include additional OAMPDUs, effectively creating an acknowledged transmission path, along with a keep-alive mechanism to ensure the given link is open and traversable at any time Remote Failure Indication Any link faults in Ethernet networks are difficult to detect and isolate, especially when they are caused by slow decay of link quality rather than abrupt and typically catastrophic severance A flag in the OAMPDU data frame allows any OAM-enabled unit to notify its peers on the link failure conditions, including during the following situations:

You aren t limited to a single formatting option. As with String.Format, you can put in additional text and other options. For example, we could add the word bytes after the display to indicate units. The format requires a little more work in that case, but as you ll see, the format is basically the same as when formatting strings in code.

Reads a character from the keyboard; waits for carriage return Reads a character with echo; does not wait for carriage return; not defined by Standard C, but a common extension Reads a character without echo; does not wait for carriage return; not defined by Standard C, but a common extension Writes a character to the screen Reads a string from the keyboard Writes a string to the screen

The first argument, fmt_string, defines the way any subsequent arguments are displayed It consists of two types of items The first type is characters that will be printed on the screen The second type contains format specifiers that define the way subsequent arguments are displayed A format specifier begins with a percent sign and is followed by a format code The format specifiers are shown in Table 8-2 There must be exactly the same number of arguments as there are format specifiers, and the format specifiers and arguments are matched in order from left to right For example, this call to printf( )

Because we re providing more than just a format, we have to specify where the value should appear in the string; in this case, we use {0}. The :NO after the 0 indicates the formatting to use on the number. The word bytes will be displayed in the string as expected. One thing that you ve probably noticed is the {} in front of the string. This is a special escape notation required in order to not confuse the parser into thinking

Link fault event, occurring when the signal loss state is detected by the receiver Such a notification flag is transmitted once per second (only the direct link peer is notified about this particular condition) Dying gasp event, occurring when an unpredictable external condition, such as a power failure, occurs, degrading the link transmission capabilities Such a notification flag is transmitted immediately after the onset of the event and in a continuous manner (all link peers are notified about this event) Critical event notification, confirming the occurrence of an unspecified critical event, affecting the link quality and transmission capabilities of the particular link station Such a notification flag is transmitted immediately after the onset of the event and in a continuous manner (all link peers are notified about this event)

printf("Hi %c %d %s",

'c',

that the use of curly braces for the format is an indication of a binding or something like that. You generally only need to do this if the placeholder (the {0}) is at the beginning of the string. In fact, you can also just put in a blank space, which also seems to satisfy the parser. Figure 12.4 shows the results of our line of code. Because we ve used the expanded format for binding the WorkingSet, we re obviously setting the StringFormat as an attribute on the Binding. The same options are all available if we use the MarkupExtension notation.

10, "there!");

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