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Searched defs:rcid (Results 1 - 3 of 3) sorted by relevancy

/src/crypto/external/apache2/openssl/dist/ssl/quic/
quic_rcidm.c	21 * to switch to a new RCID according to some arbitrary policy such as the number 24 * When we do this we should move to the next RCID in the sequence of received 31 * with sequence numbers 12, 10, 11, we should still consume the RCID with 38 const QUIC_CONN_ID rcid); 46 RCID 49 * The RCID structure is used to track RCIDs which have sequence numbers (i.e., 52 * can logically be viewed as their own type of RCID but are tracked separately 55 * At any given time an RCID object is in one of these states: 73 * The RCID object is freed when it is popped. 77 * rcid->state == RCID_STATE_PENDING 305 RCID rcid, rnext; local 346 RCID rcid; local 444 RCID rcid; local 474 RCID rcid; local 492 RCID rcid; local 614 RCID rcid; local 632 RCID rcid = ossl_list_retiring_head(&rcidm->retiring_list); local [all...]
quic_rcidm.c	21 * to switch to a new RCID according to some arbitrary policy such as the number 24 * When we do this we should move to the next RCID in the sequence of received 31 * with sequence numbers 12, 10, 11, we should still consume the RCID with 38 const QUIC_CONN_ID rcid); 46 RCID 49 * The RCID structure is used to track RCIDs which have sequence numbers (i.e., 52 * can logically be viewed as their own type of RCID but are tracked separately 55 * At any given time an RCID object is in one of these states: 73 * The RCID object is freed when it is popped. 77 * rcid->state == RCID_STATE_PENDING 305 RCID rcid, rnext; local 346 RCID rcid; local 444 RCID rcid; local 474 RCID rcid; local 492 RCID rcid; local 614 RCID rcid; local 632 RCID rcid = ossl_list_retiring_head(&rcidm->retiring_list); local [all...]
quic_rcidm.c	21 * to switch to a new RCID according to some arbitrary policy such as the number 24 * When we do this we should move to the next RCID in the sequence of received 31 * with sequence numbers 12, 10, 11, we should still consume the RCID with 38 const QUIC_CONN_ID rcid); 46 RCID 49 * The RCID structure is used to track RCIDs which have sequence numbers (i.e., 52 * can logically be viewed as their own type of RCID but are tracked separately 55 * At any given time an RCID object is in one of these states: 73 * The RCID object is freed when it is popped. 77 * rcid->state == RCID_STATE_PENDING 305 RCID rcid, rnext; local 346 RCID rcid; local 444 RCID rcid; local 474 RCID rcid; local 492 RCID rcid; local 614 RCID rcid; local 632 RCID rcid = ossl_list_retiring_head(&rcidm->retiring_list); local [all...]

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