Static Case (length restricted to 32K or less):

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XSD type:	<xsd:simpleType name="TypeName"> <xsd:restriction base="xsd:hexBinary"> <xsd:length value="length"/> </xsd:restriction> </xsd:simpleType>
Generated C code:	typedef struct TypeName { OSUINT32 numocts; OSOCTET data[length]; } TypeName;
Generated C++ code:	class TypeName : public OSBaseType { OSUINT32 numocts; OSOCTET data[length]; ... } ;

Note: in the static case, the maxLength facet will cause the same code to be generated with maxLength used for the size of the array.

In the case of the xsd:any type, it is interesting to note that a binary string is used instead of a text string (the XML encoding for any is simply the fully formed XML text string). The reason for doing it this way is in anticipation of future support for binary encoding rules. The use of a binary field would allow the data to be maintained in its native form whether text or binary encoding was used.