STRUCT EFX_TC_CT_MANGLER_STATE(9)
πΈ struct efx_tc_ct_mangler_state(9) πΈ
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. Today's main character is a tiny little bitfield struct that does one job and does it cute: it keeps track of which fields have been pedited. That's it. That's the whole vibe. π
β¨ NAME β¨
struct efx_tc_ct_mangler_state β lowkey just tracks which fields have been pedited, no cap π«Ά
Ngl the manpage literally spells it pedited and I'm not about to fix it, that's not my job, I just report the lore π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
struct efx_tc_ct_mangler_state {
u8 ipv4:1;
u8 tcpudp:1;
};
Two one-bit flags. Two. That's the entire struct. It's giving minimalist icon β¨
π Members π
ipv4β the IP source or destination addr has been set, periodt πtcpudpβ the TCP/UDP source or destination port has been set, fr fr π§
That's the whole member list, bestie. Only two bits to check, so the vibe check is basically instant β
π SEE ALSO π
- Kernel file
./drivers/net/ethernet/sfc/tc_conntrack.cβ go read it if you want the full story iykyk ππ₯
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