When reading about access_opcode_t struct on its infocenter page it stumbled upon this table i don't understand.
access_opcode_t is defined as:
Data Fields
-------------------
uint16_t opcode
uint16_t company_id
And the table i don't understand looks like this:
+-----------+-----------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| Byte 0 | Byte 1 | Byte 2 | Description |
+-----------+-----------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
|0xxxxxxx | | | "1-octet Bluetooth SIG Opcodes (excluding 01111111)" |
|01111111 | | | "Reserved for Future Use" |
|10xxxxxx | xxxxxxxx | | "2-octet Bluetooth SIG Opcodes" |
|11xxxxxx | zzzzzzzz | zzzzzzzz | "3-octet Vendor Specific Opcodes. z denotes company identifier" |
+-----------+-----------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
I read this table as the company_d value is saved in the opcode attribute.
Is this correct?
It seems wrong to save a value like this when there is a perfectly fine variable that could be used.
If this is true, why should I do it this way, and not just save the company id in the defined attribute?
