plunky 46d99009d7 rename the altq-defined INFINITY symbol to ALTQ_INFINITY ...

- it is not infinity
    - it is exposed to userland
    - it causes confusion when #include <math.h> follows
      (I don't know why GCC does not object to redefining the symbol)

2010-04-09 19:32:45 +00:00

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altq_afmap.c

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altq_afmap.h

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altq_blue.c

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altq_blue.h

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altq_cbq.c

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altq_cbq.h

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altq_cdnr.c

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altq_cdnr.h

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altq_classq.h

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altq_conf.c

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altq_conf.h

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altq_fifoq.c

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altq_fifoq.h

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altq_flowvalve.h

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altq_hfsc.c

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altq_hfsc.h

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altq_jobs.c

rename the altq-defined INFINITY symbol to ALTQ_INFINITY

2010-04-09 19:32:45 +00:00

altq_jobs.h

rename the altq-defined INFINITY symbol to ALTQ_INFINITY

2010-04-09 19:32:45 +00:00

altq_localq.c

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altq_priq.c

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altq_priq.h

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altq_red.c

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altq_red.h

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altq_rio.c

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altq_rio.h

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altq_rmclass_debug.h

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altq_rmclass.c

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altq_rmclass.h

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altq_subr.c

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altq_var.h

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altq_wfq.c

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altq_wfq.h

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altq.h

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altqconf.h

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files.altq

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if_altq.h

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Makefile

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