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There is generally a piece of equipment located at the customer site that terminates the copper pairs and translates the Mid-Band Ethernet to a more traditional LAN variety of Ethernet (eg, a 10/100BASE-T port) There is also a piece of equipment that resides at the serving office, which aggregates multiple customers together and performs translation between the carrier Ethernet network and the Mid-Band Ethernet access network The variety in the deployments comes from where the serving office is located and where the customer demarcation is located Figure 54 shows multiple scenarios The serving office could be a carrier s central office equipment, a remote terminal, or a wiring closet in the basement of a building The customer demarcation equipment could be at a termination at the customer s building, in the customer s building (for example, in a home office), or in a hut or other outside enclosure All of these options are shown in the figure

If we were animating a color, we d be using a ColorAnimation here, and so on We tell the animation what object we want to change (TargetName), and what property (Opacity) We also specify a value for To, the final value we want the Opacity to be set to, as well as the Duration, the amount of time we want the animation to take The format is hours:minutes:seconds, so we re specifying a duration of a tenth of a second You may wonder why we have a To value and not a From value We ll explain that in a moment If you go ahead and run the application now, you get half of the behavior we want when you move the mouse over a button, the glow appears slowly over a tenth of a second But when you move off the button, the glow doesn t go away.

Both statements return the fifth element Remember, arrays start at 0, so a 4 is used to index str You add 4 to the pointer p1 to get the fifth element because p1 currently points to the first element of str (Recall that an array name without an index returns the starting address of the array, which is the first element) In essence, C/C++ allows two methods of accessing array elements This is important because pointer arithmetic can be faster than array-indexing Since speed is often a consideration in programming, the use of pointers to access array elements is very common To see an example of how pointers can be used in place of array-indexing, consider these two simplified versions of the puts( ) standard library function one with array-indexing and one with pointers The puts( ) function writes a string to the standard output device

char str[80], *p1; p1 = str;

Figure 89 shows the calculator after we ve floated over a few buttons If you re coding along, you ll see the nice fade-up of the glow effect In the book, of course, you can t because we couldn t convince the publisher to spring for fourdimensional paper We couldn t even get them to go with color and had to fight to get both black and white..

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In the time since IEEE 8023ah developed the advanced mechanisms for Ethernet transport and bonding over outside plant copper, many other standards bodies around the world have recognized their work by incorporating those same techniques into other international standards Both ANSI T1 and the ITU have referenced the IEEE 8023ah techniques for all forward-looking DSL technologies The dependencies and relationships between the IEEE and ITU standards are depicted in Figure 55 The highly efficient IEEE 8023ah 64/65-octet method for framing and transporting Ethernet packets on xDSL lines has been incorporated into ADSL2+ [5] and VDSL2 [6] as the preferred packet transport technique Both of these standards reference IEEE 8023ah as the technology source

/* Use array */ int puts(const char *s) { register int t; for(t=0; s[t]; ++t) putchar(s[t]); return 1; } /* Use pointer */ int puts(const char *s) { while(*s) putchar(*s++); return 1; }

Figure 8.9 Thanks to our animation, the glow on the buttons shows up slowly, but it doesn t go away. We need to add another animation effect to make the glow go away when the mouse is no longer over the button.