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118 struct eap_sake_hdr *sake; in eap_sake_build_msg() local132 sake = wpabuf_put(msg, sizeof(*sake)); in eap_sake_build_msg()133 sake->version = EAP_SAKE_VERSION; in eap_sake_build_msg()134 sake->session_id = data->session_id; in eap_sake_build_msg()135 sake->subtype = subtype; in eap_sake_build_msg()
93 struct eap_sake_hdr *sake; in eap_sake_build_msg() local107 sake = wpabuf_put(msg, sizeof(*sake)); in eap_sake_build_msg()108 sake->version = EAP_SAKE_VERSION; in eap_sake_build_msg()109 sake->session_id = data->session_id; in eap_sake_build_msg()110 sake->subtype = subtype; in eap_sake_build_msg()
22 # for the sake of this one test, but that seems harder to explain. The
27 * For the sake of completeness, this module also propose the two following classes:
25 // the sake of the example.
24 // the sake of the example.
27 // the sake of the example.
31 // the sake of the example.
37 checks you need in a real world, but that is then only for the sake of
49 * Newlines must remain unix-style for older compilers' sake.
56 also described in 'pcap-sita.html' for posterity sake.
57 * Newlines must remain unix-style for older compilers' sake.
71 # For the sake of the old Borland make,
41 // an object pointer for the sake of defensive programming.
19 // We identify all our registers with a 5-bit ID, for consistency's sake.
94 The code snippets need to be as simple as possible, for the sake of
68 "sake.user@example.com" SAKE 0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef