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11 application to be signalled as an error code value by QUIC. See QUIC RFCs
25 GCR strategy for frame in flight management. For details, see FIFM design
28 **Channel:** See `QUIC_CHANNEL`.
55 **EL:** Encryption level. See RFC 9000.
57 **Engine:** See `QUIC_ENGINE`.
61 This may be a QLSO or QCSO. See [the server API
74 frames. Stores raw frame in a queue so that it can be retransmitted if lost. See
81 **Key Phase:** Key phase bit in QUIC packet headers. See RFC 9000.
85 may be maintained at a given time. See `quic_record_rx.h` for details.
87 **KP:** See Key Phase.
89 **KS:** See Keyslot.
91 **KU:** Key update. See also TXKU, RXKU.
94 connection if found in the DCID field of an incoming packet. See also RCID.
97 See also RCIDM.
141 number assigned. See also Unnumbered CID.
147 **PN:** Packet number. Most QUIC packet types have a packet number (PN); see RFC
150 **Port:** See `QUIC_PORT`.
153 This may be a QCSO or a QLSO. See [the server API design](server/quic-server-api.md).
155 **PTO:** Probe timeout. See RFC 9000.
157 **QC:** See `QUIC_CONNECTION`.
167 **QL:** See `QUIC_LISTENER`.
176 **QP:** See `QUIC_PORT`.
188 **QS:** See `QUIC_STREAM`.
229 and which we can place in the DCID field of an outgoing packet. See also LCID,
233 peer. See also LCIDM.
237 frame which was transmitted. See FIFM design document for details.
265 Causes a solicited TXKU. See also TXKU.
267 **RXL:** RXE list. See RXE.
288 **TPARAM:** Transport parameter. See RFC 9000.
301 an RXKU). See also RXKU.
303 **TXL:** TXE list. See TXE.
327 automatically during handshake confirmation. See also Numbered CID.
333 **URXL:** URXE list. See URXE.