Guess no. After all the format isn't that bad, maybe it is not human
readable but as changing the format would break existing binaries, this
should be taken very carefully. I suggested changing the endianess to
network byte order, but Andreas is quite right in pointing out, that
using htonl() on application level would be the more sensible solution.
So, I think the right way is not to have the /proc/net/* stuff be very
descriptive but informative, just like the new /proc/pci implementation
Gruss,
Matthias
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