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Many function comments are outdated, many functions don't have comments and the doxygen folder has seen better days.
Actually, since the doxygen folder is the first thing that gets outdated, we should probably just provide a doxygen configuration file and ask the user to generate it instead.
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- I decided to man up and include Issue #70 in the current milestone. Including
Jool in the LOCAL_OUT chain should not mess anything up.
- Fixed a bug: If the zero fragment offset fragment didn't arrive in the
tolerance time, the fragment deleter timer used to crash the kernel.
- We used to think that the kernel decreased the TTL values, which was an odd
fallacy. Anyway, Jool takes care of that now.
- Finally removed the contents of the doc/ directory, which is a fair first
step to address Issue #56. The generated files still leave a lot to be desired,
though.
Explaining the user-to-kernel proto has made me want to refactor it,
so here's the checkpoint. (I just copy-paste what @ydahhrk did in a past commit.)
The next commit will fix all errors here, I need to put special attention in fragments config.
Added a bunch of documentation. Honestly, most of the simpler private routines remain silent, but newcomers should have enough from the header files to chew.
The changes were merged into the master branch; Closing.
Many function comments are outdated, many functions don't have comments and the doxygen folder has seen better days.
Actually, since the doxygen folder is the first thing that gets outdated, we should probably just provide a doxygen configuration file and ask the user to generate it instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: