[SerializableAttribute]
public sealed class DOFInterfaceID : DOFValue, 
	DOFImmutable, IComparable<DOFInterfaceID>

The DOFInterfaceID type exposes the following members.

	Name	Description
	CompareTo	Compares two DOFInterfaceIDs byte-by-byte until the shortest length.
	create(Byte)	Construct an interface identifier using a byte array.
	create(String)	Construct an interface identifier using the standard format.
	create(Byte, Int64)	Construct an interface identifier by specifying a registry and an identifier.
	create(Byte, Int32)	Construct an interface identifier using a byte array, starting at an offset into the array.
	create(DOFMarshalContext, Object, DOFPacket)	Construct an interface identifier from serial form.
	Equals	(Overrides ObjectEquals(Object).)
	getByteLength	Get the length of the identifier, including the registry and length byte.
	getBytes	Get the interface identifier as a byte array.
	getDOFType	Gets the DOFType of an interface (the same as DOFType.IID).
	GetHashCode	Compute hash code. (Overrides ObjectGetHashCode.)
	getIdentifier	Get the InterfaceID identifier, which is unique to a registry.
	getRegistry	Get the identifier's registry number.
	GetType	Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.)
	isCompatibleWith
	isWildcard	Return true if the interface identifier represents a wildcard.
	marshal	Write the value of the IID as a DOFValue.
	toStandardString	Get a standard string representation of this DOFInterfaceID.
	ToString	Get a string representation of this object. (Overrides ObjectToString.)

	Name	Description
	MAX_IDENTIFIER	The max registry identifier.
	MAX_REGISTRY	The max registry value.
	TEST_REGISTRY	The "test" or "development" registry.
	TYPE	This is the default type for all interface identifiers.
	WILDCARD	The wildcard DOFInterfaceID.

Registry 63 is uncontrolled, and can be used during development and testing. There are no guarantees of uniqueness in registry 63. Interfaces in this registry are not registered.

The registry zero (0) is reserved for situations where a dynamic interface is required. There is no registration for these dynamic interfaces, and so conflicts may exist. Uses of this registry require approval by the DOF Technical Committee.

Other registry values must be registered with the DOF Technical Committee.

Constructing DOFInterfaceID:

DOFInterfaceID instances are constructed with the various create(byte[]) methods.

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