- /*
- * Zero out the tha structure; the src and dst
- * fields are big enough to hold an IPv6
- * address, but we only have IPv4 addresses
- * and thus must clear out the remaining 124
- * bits.
- *
- * XXX - should we just clear those bytes after
- * copying the IPv4 addresses, rather than
- * zeroing out the entire structure and then
- * overwriting some of the zeroes?
- *
- * XXX - this could fail if we see TCP packets
- * with an IPv6 address with the lower 124 bits
- * all zero and also see TCP packes with an
- * IPv4 address with the same 32 bits as the
- * upper 32 bits of the IPv6 address in question.
- * Can that happen? Is it likely enough to be
- * an issue?
- */
- memset(&tha, 0, sizeof(tha));
+#else /*INET6*/
+ {
+#endif /*INET6*/
+ register struct tcp_seq_hash *th;
+ struct tcp_seq_hash *tcp_seq_hash;
+ const struct in_addr *src, *dst;
+ struct tha tha;
+
+ tcp_seq_hash = tcp_seq_hash4;