its data source.
.PP
Rather than invent some complex interface for this, the line buffer
-exports one of its structure members,
-.BR flags .
+exports one of its structure members, a flags word called
+.BR f .
A higher-level object wishing to disable the line buffer simply clears
the bit
.B LBUF_ENABLE
-in the flags word.
+in this flags word.
.PP
Disabling a buffer causes an immediate return from
.BR lbuf_flush .
itself from its data source.
.PP
Rather than invent some complex interface for this, the packet buffer
-exports one of its structure members,
-.BR flags .
+exports one of its structure members, a flags words called
+.BR f .
A higher-level object wishing to disable the packet buffer simply clears
the bit
.B PKBUF_ENABLE
-in the flags word.
+in this flags word.
.PP
Disabling a buffer causes an immediate return from
.BR pkbuf_flush .
.BI "void unihash_setkey(unihash_info *" i ", uint32 " k );
.BI "uint32 UNIHASH_INIT(const unihash_info *" i );
-.BI "void unihash_hash(const unihash_info *" st ", uint32 " a ,
-.BI " const void *" p ", size_t " sz );
+.BI "uint32 unihash_hash(const unihash_info *" i ", uint32 " a ,
+.BI " const void *" p ", size_t " sz );
.BI "uint32 unihash(const unihash_info *" i ", const void *" p ", size_t " sz );
.BI "uint32 UNIHASH(const unihash_info *" i ", const void *" p ", size_t " sz );
.fi