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Created May 26, 2015 by Nick Mathewson@nickm🍬

Use opaque trunnel structures?

Trunnel can generate code in "opaque mode" that hides all structure definitions and forces you to use accessor functions. In his review of #12498 (moved), dgoulet points out that I am a bit sloppy with using accessors for trunnel structures.

IMO, we should decide whether our coding style requires the use of accessors. I hadn't thought that it did, but if we make that decisions, we should force accessor use by making structures opaque.

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