1*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon 2*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon TODO 3*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon 4*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon#1 The encryption is really just a place-holder. link_verifier is meant 5*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon to be a per-message link-level verifier, meaning that the physical 6*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon link (a tcp connection in this case) can modify it and then use it as 7*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon a verifier on the other end. It should be set to 0 in the original 8*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon message. 9*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon 10*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon This is not yet implemented. At the moment we rely on the 32-bit CRC 11*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon as our verifier, and it is not really good enough for the task. 12*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon 13*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon - link verifier not yet implemented 14*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon - kill link on link verifier error 15*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon - Differentiate between end-to-end crc and link verifier 16*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon 17*a988b43eSMatthew Dillon#2 the circuit stuff is a bit of a mess. 18