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◆ alts_counter_test_input_sanity_check()
| static void alts_counter_test_input_sanity_check |
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◆ alts_counter_test_overflow_full_range()
| static void alts_counter_test_overflow_full_range |
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The counter can return 2^{overflow_size * 8} counters. The high-order bit is fixed to the client/server. The last call will yield a useable counter, but overflow the counter object.
Definition at line 86 of file alts_counter_test.cc.
◆ alts_counter_test_overflow_single_increment()
| static void alts_counter_test_overflow_single_increment |
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◆ do_bytes_represent_client()
| static bool do_bytes_represent_client |
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◆ main()
◆ kGcmCounterSize
| const size_t kGcmCounterSize = 12 |
◆ kGcmOverflowSize
| const size_t kGcmOverflowSize = 5 |
◆ kSmallCounterSize
| const size_t kSmallCounterSize = 4 |
◆ kSmallOverflowSize
| const size_t kSmallOverflowSize = 1 |
