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/freebsd/contrib/libarchive/libarchive/
H A Darchive_rb.c204 * if our parent is also red. in __archive_rb_tree_insert_node()
224 * can not be a sentinel node. This is our rotation function. However,
284 * We are red and our parent is red, therefore we must have a in __archive_rb_tree_insert_rebalance()
296 * Case 1: our uncle is red in __archive_rb_tree_insert_rebalance()
297 * Simply invert the colors of our parent and in __archive_rb_tree_insert_rebalance()
298 * uncle and make our grandparent red. And in __archive_rb_tree_insert_rebalance()
305 * If our grandpa is root, don't bother in __archive_rb_tree_insert_rebalance()
315 * If our great-grandpa is black, we're done. in __archive_rb_tree_insert_rebalance()
322 * Case 2&3: our uncle is black. in __archive_rb_tree_insert_rebalance()
326 * Case 2: we are on the same side as our uncle in __archive_rb_tree_insert_rebalance()
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/freebsd/usr.sbin/ppp/
H A Dchat.h44 int state; /* Our CHAT_* status */
46 char script[LINE_LEN]; /* Our arg buffer */
47 char *argv[MAXARGS]; /* Our arguments (pointing to script) */
50 int arg; /* Our current arg number */
51 char exp[LINE_LEN]; /* Our translated current argument */
52 char *argptr; /* Our current arg pointer */
54 char *nargptr; /* Our next for expect-send-expect */
56 char buf[LINE_LEN*2]; /* Our input */
63 const char *phone; /* Our phone number */
H A Ddatalink.h56 unsigned state; /* Our DATALINK_* state */
57 struct physical *physical; /* Our link */
90 } cfg; /* All our config data is in here */
104 int incs; /* # times our timeout has been incremented */
109 char *name; /* Our name */
113 struct fsm_parent fsmp; /* Our callback functions */
114 const struct fsm_parent *parent; /* Our parent */
/freebsd/contrib/pam-krb5/tests/tap/perl/Test/RRA/
H A DConfig.pm20 our (@EXPORT_OK, $VERSION);
43 our $PATH;
56 # Pre-declare all of our variables and set any defaults.
57 our $COVERAGE_LEVEL = 100;
58 our @COVERAGE_SKIP_TESTS;
59 our @CRITIC_IGNORE;
60 our $LIBRARY_PATH;
61 our $MINIMUM_VERSION = '5.010';
62 our %MINIMUM_VERSION;
63 our @MODULE_VERSION_IGNORE;
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/freebsd/crypto/openssl/test/ssl-tests/
H A Dssltests_base.pm20 our $fips_mode = 0;
21 our $no_deflt_libctx = 0;
22 our $fips_3_4 = 0;
23 our $fips_3_5 = 0;
25 our %base_server = (
31 our %base_client = (
H A D28-seclevel.cnf.in15 our $fips_mode;
17 our @tests = (
26 our @tests_ec = (
68 our @tests_ec_non_fips = (
81 our @tests_tls1_2 = (
/freebsd/cddl/usr.sbin/zfsd/
H A Dzfsd.h111 /** Purge our cache of outstanding ZFS issues in the system. */
136 * Signal handler for which our response is to
144 * Signal handler for which our response is to
152 * Signal handler for which our response is to
160 * Open and lock our PID file.
165 * Update our PID file with our PID.
170 * Close and release the lock on our PID file.
182 * Set to true when our program is signaled to
188 * Set to true when our program is signaled to
204 * Pipe file descriptors used to close races with our
/freebsd/crypto/libecc/src/hash/
H A Dhmac.c50 /* Check our callback */ in hmac_init()
58 /* Initialize our input and output hash contexts */ in hmac_init()
59 /* Check our callback */ in hmac_init()
62 /* Check our callback */ in hmac_init()
66 /* Update our input context with K^ipad */ in hmac_init()
71 /* Update our output context with K^opad */ in hmac_init()
77 /* Initialize our magic */ in hmac_init()
94 /* Check our callback */ in hmac_update()
116 /* Check our callback */ in hmac_finalize()
147 /* Clean our context as it can contain sensitive data */ in hmac()
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/freebsd/crypto/libecc/src/examples/sss/
H A Dsss.c70 * that all our shares and secret lie in Fp, and hence are < p,
102 /* Export our idx in big endian representation on two bytes */ in _sss_derive_seed()
111 /* Now import our reduced value in Fp as the result of the derivation */ in _sss_derive_seed()
149 /* Import our prime number and create the Fp context */ in _sss_raw_generate()
153 /* Generate a secret seed of the size of the secret that will be our base to in _sss_raw_generate()
157 /* NOTE: although we could generate all our a[i] coefficients using our randomness in _sss_raw_generate()
159 * the storage space as our share generation algorithm needs to parse these a[i] multiple in _sss_raw_generate()
163 * Our secret seed is SSS_SECRET_SIZE long, so on the security side there should be no in _sss_raw_generate()
178 * XXX: NOTE: the user shared secret MUST be in Fp! Since our prime is < (2**256 - 1), in _sss_raw_generate()
184 /* Generate the secret from our seed */ in _sss_raw_generate()
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/freebsd/crypto/libecc/src/examples/basic/
H A Dcurve_ecdh.c55 * The following global variables simulate our shared "data bus"
64 * all our curves).
73 * all our curves).
150 /* Now map the curve parameters to our libecc internal representation */ in ECDH_helper()
153 /* Initialize our projective point with the curve parameters */ in ECDH_helper()
157 /* We have already generated and sent our parameters, skip to in ECDH_helper()
164 /* Generate our ECDH parameters: a private scalar d and a public value Q = dG where G is the in ECDH_helper()
176 * Our export size is exactly 2 coordinates in Fp (affine point representation), in ECDH_helper()
190 /* If our private value d is not initialized, this means that we have already in ECDH_helper()
239 /* Traverse all the possible curves we have at our disposal (known curves and in main()
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/freebsd/usr.bin/find/
H A Doperator.c84 * just return it and unwind our recursion; all other nodes are in yankexpr()
93 * subplan in our '(' node and convert the node to in yankexpr()
95 * we just continue to add whatever we get to our in yankexpr()
119 * replaces "parenthesized" plans in our search plan with "expr" nodes.
131 * the basic idea is to have yankexpr do all our work and just in paren_squish()
142 /* add the expression to our result plan */ in paren_squish()
156 * compresses "!" expressions in our search plan.
205 /* add the node to our result plan */ in not_squish()
219 * compresses -o expressions in our search plan.
243 * if we encounter an or, then place our collected plan in the in or_squish()
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/freebsd/crypto/openssl/Configurations/
H A Ddescrip.mms.tmpl9 (our $osslprefix_q = platform->osslprefix()) =~ s/\$/\\\$/;
11 our $sover_dirname = platform->shlib_version_as_filename();
12 our $osslver = sprintf "%02d", split(/\./, $config{version});
14 our $sourcedir = $config{sourcedir};
15 our $builddir = $config{builddir};
45 our @libs =
48 our @shlibs =
51 our @install_libs =
55 our @install_shlibs =
59 our @install_engines =
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H A Dwindows-makefile.tmpl9 our $sover_dirname = platform->shlib_version_as_filename();
19 our $win_installroot =
21 our $win_commonroot =
53 MODULES={- our @MODULES = map { platform->dso($_) }
64 our @fipsmodules =
72 PROGRAMS={- our @PROGRAMS = map { platform->bin($_) } @{$unified_info{programs}}; join(" ", @PROGRA…
74 SCRIPTS={- our @SCRIPTS = @{$unified_info{scripts}}; join(" ", @SCRIPTS) -}
80 GENERATED_MANDATORY={- our @GENERATED_MANDATORY = @{$unified_info{depends}->{""}};
83 our @GENERATED = map { platform->convertext($_) } @generated;
163 IMAGEDOCS1={- our @IMAGEDOCS1 = @{$unified_info{imagedocs}->{man1}};
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/freebsd/contrib/ntp/sntp/libevent/
H A Dbufferevent_filter.c85 /** A callback on our inbuf to notice somebory removes data */
87 /** A callback on our outbuf to notice when somebody adds data */
144 /** Return 1 if our input buffer is at or over its high watermark such that we
311 * unless we're reading data and under our high-water mark.*/ in be_filter_process_input()
419 /* Called when the size of our outbuf changes. */
447 // It's possible our refcount is 0 at this point if another thread free'd our filterevent in be_filter_read_nolock_()
450 // If our refcount is > 0 in be_filter_read_nolock_()
481 /* Called when the size of our inbuf changes. */
538 // It's possible our refcount is 0 at this point if another thread free'd our filterevent in be_filter_writecb()
541 // If our refcount is > 0 in be_filter_writecb()
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/freebsd/contrib/libevent/
H A Dbufferevent_filter.c85 /** A callback on our inbuf to notice somebory removes data */
87 /** A callback on our outbuf to notice when somebody adds data */
144 /** Return 1 if our input buffer is at or over its high watermark such that we
311 * unless we're reading data and under our high-water mark.*/ in be_filter_process_input()
419 /* Called when the size of our outbuf changes. */
447 // It's possible our refcount is 0 at this point if another thread free'd our filterevent in be_filter_read_nolock_()
450 // If our refcount is > 0 in be_filter_read_nolock_()
481 /* Called when the size of our inbuf changes. */
538 // It's possible our refcount is 0 at this point if another thread free'd our filterevent in be_filter_writecb()
541 // If our refcount is > 0 in be_filter_writecb()
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/freebsd/tests/sys/netpfil/pf/
H A Dkillstate.sh81 # Killing with the wrong IP doesn't affect our state
85 atf_fail "Killing with the wrong IP removed our state."
92 atf_fail "Killing with one wrong IP removed our state."
99 atf_fail "Killing with the correct IP did not remove our state."
143 # Killing with the wrong source IP doesn't affect our state
147 atf_fail "Killing with the wrong source IP removed our state."
150 # Killing with the wrong destination IP doesn't affect our state
154 atf_fail "Killing with the wrong destination IP removed our state."
161 atf_fail "Killing with the correct IPs did not remove our state."
206 # Killing with the wrong IP doesn't affect our state
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/freebsd/crypto/libecc/include/libecc/nn/
H A Dnn_config.h51 * the length in words of our big numbers are encoded on an u8. This yields
79 * The user has not defined a specific bit length: we can infer our maximum
80 * NN bit size from our curves.
95 * we can also handle our curves, and we also want to round the size to the
117 /* Now adjust the maximum length with our maximum digest size as we
133 * room for our computations. This is actually *specific to EdDSA 25519* as EdDSA 448
152 /* NN maximum internal lengths to be "safe" in our computations */
171 /* Add a (somehow 'dirty' but working and useful!) way to detect when our .a
175 * in our .a archive, consisting in a concatenation of WORDSIZE and
/freebsd/crypto/krb5/src/lib/krb5/krb/
H A Dser_adata.c71 /* Our identifier */ in k5_externalize_authdata()
74 /* Our ad_type */ in k5_externalize_authdata()
78 /* Our length */ in k5_externalize_authdata()
82 /* Our contents */ in k5_externalize_authdata()
87 /* Finally, our trailer */ in k5_externalize_authdata()
110 /* Read our magic number */ in k5_internalize_authdata()
H A Dser_key.c67 /* Our identifier */ in k5_externalize_keyblock()
70 /* Our enctype */ in k5_externalize_keyblock()
74 /* Our length */ in k5_externalize_keyblock()
78 /* Our contents */ in k5_externalize_keyblock()
83 /* Finally, our trailer */ in k5_externalize_keyblock()
107 /* Read our magic number */ in k5_internalize_keyblock()
H A Dser_cksum.c71 /* Our identifier */ in k5_externalize_checksum()
74 /* Our checksum_type */ in k5_externalize_checksum()
78 /* Our length */ in k5_externalize_checksum()
82 /* Our contents */ in k5_externalize_checksum()
87 /* Finally, our trailer */ in k5_externalize_checksum()
111 /* Read our magic number */ in k5_internalize_checksum()
H A Dser_addr.c71 /* Our identifier */ in k5_externalize_address()
74 /* Our addrtype */ in k5_externalize_address()
78 /* Our length */ in k5_externalize_address()
82 /* Our contents */ in k5_externalize_address()
87 /* Finally, our trailer */ in k5_externalize_address()
111 /* Read our magic number */ in k5_internalize_address()
/freebsd/crypto/openssl/doc/designs/quic-design/
H A Ddgram-api.md19 - We define our own structures rather than using the OS's `struct mmsghdr`.
31 - It avoids the need to include OS headers in our own public headers,
33 our headers, potentially undesirably.
44 - We ensure the extensibility of our `BIO_MSG` structure in a way that preserves
67 defeat all of the advantages of iovecs and prevent us from meeting our
71 - We do not believe iovecs are needed to meet our performance requirements
79 on the number of iovecs supported, because we translate from our own
203 for OS-provided structures, or our own independent structure
209 structures in our public API headers.
212 (see discussion below), We would need to define our own structures in this
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/freebsd/tests/sys/cddl/zfs/tests/zones/
H A Dzones_004_pos.ksh43 # 2. Delete our ZFS rooted zone, verify the filesystem has been deleted.
44 # 3. Delete our non-ZFS rooted zone, the zonepath dir should still exist.
60 # Make sure our zones exist:
72 # delete our ZFS rooted zone
77 # delete our non-ZFS rooted zone
/freebsd/contrib/llvm-project/clang/lib/Headers/cuda_wrappers/
H A Dalgorithm35 // our device overloads.
39 // overload preceding it. So the simple thing to do would be to declare our
40 // device min/max overloads, and then #include_next <algorithm>. This way our
42 // min/max won't become host+device and conflict with our device overloads.
49 // Therefore we perpetrate the following hack: We mark our __device__ overloads
57 // We need to define these overloads in exactly the namespace our standard
/freebsd/contrib/ldns/
H A DREADME114 who uses our software in production environments and have no direct ties
115 with 'our customers'.
118 whether you use one of our products in your production environment,
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