Working with SnmpInt32 and SnmpUInt32

[Frank Fock]

Billy,

SnmpUInt32 does not exist as type in SNMP. It is undistinguishable
from Gauge. So, you should use Gauge instead whereever you want
to use a unsigned integer type.

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Best regards,
Frank


Billy Davis wrote:

>       I am writting a SNMP Trap Collector application. In the
> application I call a functions for each Vb that is received. My
> problem is that if the Vb value is a SnmpInt32 value the code works as
> one would expect. But if the value is a SnmpUInt32 value I don't get
> the correct value. What am I doing wrong here? I have included two
> snippets of the code that show what I am trying to do.this function
> works.....void someFunct( Vb & aVarRef ){SnmpInt32
> val;aVarRef.get_value( val );} this function doesn't work....
> void someFunct( Vb & aVarRef ){SnmpUInt32 val;aVarRef.get_value( val
> );}
>
> ThanksBilly Davis