#include#include using namespace boost::asio; using namespace boost::asio::ip; int main() { // Assume you have a socket 'sock' that is connected to a peer unsigned char val; boost::asio::read(sock, boost::asio::buffer(&val, sizeof val)); std::cout << "Received unsigned 8-bit value: " << static_cast (val) << std::endl; }
#includeThis example uses Poco Net to read an unsigned 8-bit integer from a StreamSocket 'socket'. The `MessageHeader::read` function reads the message header (which may contain information about the size of the following message), and then the `BinaryReader` is used to read the value into a variable of type 'Poco::UInt8'. The value is then printed to the console. Based on the function name and usage, I can determine that `readUInt8` is likely a member function of a network message reader class provided by a C++ networking library such as Boost Asio or Poco Net.#include using namespace Poco::Net; int main() { // Assume you have a StreamSocket 'socket' that is connected to a peer Poco::UInt8 val; Poco::Net::MessageHeader header; Poco::Net::MessageHeader::read(socket, header); Poco::BinaryReader reader(socket.stream()); reader >> val; std::cout << "Received unsigned 8-bit value: " << static_cast (val) << std::endl; }