Lines Matching refs:sequence
720 uint64_t sequence, close_rsn_t *err_rsn)
727 uint64_t seq_n; /* sequence in the network byte order */
837 * Concatenate sequence number and the new record. Note, that the
848 in_buf.length = in_len + sizeof (sequence);
858 seq_n = htonll(sequence);
862 /* wrap sequence number and the new record to the per-message token */
895 if (!transq_enqueue(&node_ptr, &in_buf, sequence)) {
950 uint64_t r_seq_num; /* received sequence number */
1086 * Extract the sequence number and the MIC from
1095 * seq_num/r_seq_num - the sequence number does not need to
1100 * implementation) sequence numbers generated by the kernel (we
1101 * are reusing record sequence numbers as a transmission queue
1102 * sequence numbers). The probability of having two or more
1104 * the performance gain due to using sequence numbers is quite
1107 * In case a harder condition with regard to duplicate sequence
1474 uint64_t sequence)
1485 /* value of the seq_token.value = (sequence number || plain token) */
1486 (*node_ptr)->seq_num = sequence;