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/system/nvram/messages/include/nvram/messages/
H A Dmessage_codec.h29 namespace proto { namespace in namespace:nvram
31 // |FieldDescriptor| describes a single proto field in a struct. We compile a
33 // decoded into the binary. See proto.hpp for the code that initializes the
141 } // namespace proto
H A Dproto.hpp30 // logic is the |nvram::proto::detail::Codec| template. The idea is that
56 // if (!nvram::proto::Encode(employee, &stream)) {
60 // Note that |nvram::proto::GetSize()| can be used to determine a sufficient
67 // if (!nvram::proto::Decode(&employee, &stream)) {
74 // |nvram::proto::Encode()| and |nvram::proto::Decode()| templates to obtain
97 namespace proto { namespace in namespace:nvram
285 // Note that |index| is *not* the proto field number, but the zero-based index
476 } // namespace proto
/system/tpm/attestation/server/
H A Ddatabase_impl_test.cc73 AttestationDatabase proto; local
74 proto.mutable_credentials()->set_conformance_credential(kFakeCredential);
75 proto.SerializeToString(&fake_persistent_data_);
144 AttestationDatabase proto; local
145 proto.mutable_credentials()->set_platform_credential(kFakeCredential);
146 proto.SerializeToString(&fake_persistent_data_);
155 AttestationDatabase proto; local
156 proto.mutable_credentials()->set_platform_credential(kFakeCredential);
157 proto.SerializeToString(&fake_persistent_data_);
/system/nvram/messages/
H A Dmessage_codec.cpp20 namespace proto { namespace in namespace:nvram
137 } // namespace proto
/system/tpm/tpm_manager/server/
H A Dbinder_service_test.cc56 ResponseProtobufType* proto) {
58 [](ResponseProtobufType* proto, const ResponseProtobufType& response) {
59 *proto = response;
61 base::Unretained(proto));
55 GetCallback( ResponseProtobufType* proto) argument
H A Dbinder_service.cc49 void CreateNvramErrorResponse(ResponseProtobufType* proto) { argument
50 proto->set_result(tpm_manager::NVRAM_RESULT_IPC_ERROR);
55 void CreateOwnershipErrorResponse(ResponseProtobufType* proto) { argument
56 proto->set_status(tpm_manager::STATUS_DEVICE_ERROR);
/system/tpm/attestation/common/
H A Dcrypto_utility_impl_test.cc149 EncryptedData proto; local
151 proto.SerializeToString(&input);
/system/bt/stack/bnep/
H A Dbnep_utils.cc1258 uint16_t i, proto; local
1261 proto = protocol;
1262 if (proto == BNEP_802_1_P_PROTOCOL) {
1274 BE_STREAM_TO_UINT16(proto, p_data);
1278 if ((p_bcb->rcvd_prot_filter_start[i] <= proto) &&
1279 (proto <= p_bcb->rcvd_prot_filter_end[i]))
1284 BNEP_TRACE_DEBUG("Ignoring protocol 0x%x in BNEP data write", proto);
/system/netd/server/
H A DSockDiag.cpp96 int SockDiag::sendDumpRequest(uint8_t proto, uint8_t family, uint32_t states, argument
108 .sdiag_protocol = proto,
128 int SockDiag::sendDumpRequest(uint8_t proto, uint8_t family, uint32_t states) { argument
132 return sendDumpRequest(proto, family, states, iov, ARRAY_SIZE(iov));
135 int SockDiag::sendDumpRequest(uint8_t proto, uint8_t family, const char *addrstr) { argument
203 return sendDumpRequest(proto, family, states, iov, ARRAY_SIZE(iov));
206 int SockDiag::readDiagMsg(uint8_t proto, const SockDiag::DestroyFilter& shouldDestroy) { argument
207 NetlinkDumpCallback callback = [this, proto, shouldDestroy] (nlmsghdr *nlh) {
209 if (shouldDestroy(proto, msg)) {
210 sockDestroy(proto, ms
239 sockDestroy(uint8_t proto, const inet_diag_msg *msg) argument
267 destroySockets(uint8_t proto, int family, const char *addrstr) argument
305 int proto = IPPROTO_TCP; local
323 destroySockets(uint8_t proto, const uid_t uid, bool excludeLoopback) argument
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/system/bt/btif/src/
H A Dbtif_pan.cc410 uint16_t proto, const char* buf, uint16_t len,
416 eth_hdr.h_proto = htons(proto);
543 uint16_t proto = ntohs(hdr->h_proto); local
544 if (proto == ETH_P_IP || proto == ETH_P_ARP || proto == ETH_P_IPV6)
546 BTIF_TRACE_DEBUG("unknown proto:%x", proto);
409 btpan_tap_send(int tap_fd, const RawAddress& src, const RawAddress& dst, uint16_t proto, const char* buf, uint16_t len, UNUSED_ATTR bool ext, UNUSED_ATTR bool forward) argument

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