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--- Begin Message ---Hello, This patch adds support for 64-bit byte counters for assoclist command. It uses NL80211_STA_INFO_RX_BYTES64 / NL80211_STA_INFO_TX_BYTES64 fields from netlink info (the same way as iw station dump). New clients of libiwinfo are suggested to use new explicit names rx_bytes64/tx_bytes64/rx_bytes32/tx_bytes32. But to preserve source code compatibility with older clients old names rx_bytes/tx_bytes are also left. I used anonymous union to make sure that old name is alias of new one. If driver supports the 64-bit values then legacy fields will have clamped value of max uint32_t. If preserving compatibility with external code is not important then 32-bit values can be completely dropped from iwinfo_assoclist_entry. Old code will break at compile time, since they will not found rx_bytes/tx_bytes structure fields and while fixing their code (hopefully) will also fix logic to consume the full 64-bit values. Please advise which approach is preferred. regards, Dainis
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