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## *TLV8()*
Creating an instance of HomeSpan's TLV8 **class** using the above constructor builds an empty TLV8 object into which you can add and process TLV8 records. TLV8 objects are instantiated as standard C++ linked-list containers derived from `std::list<tlv8_t>`, where *tlv8_t* is an opaque structure used to store individual TLV8 records[^1]. Note that many of the TLV8 methods below rely heavily on linked-list *iterators*.[^2]
Creating an instance of HomeSpan's TLV8 **class** using the above constructor builds an empty TLV8 object into which you can add and process TLV8 records. TLV8 objects are instantiated as standard C++ linked-list containers derived from `std::list<tlv8_t>`, where *tlv8_t* is an opaque structure used to store individual TLV8 records.[^1]
Also, as shown below, many of the TLV8 methods utilize linked-list iterators. These are represented by the typedef *TLV8_it*.[^2]
[^1]:The *tlv8_t* structure is opaque because in general you will not have to create or interact directly with the structure or its data. Note that in addition to the above TLV8-specific methods, you can use any `std::list` method with a TLV8 object if desired.