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32 **CMPL:** The maximum number of bytes left to serialize another QUIC packet into
38 another QUIC packet which is to be coalesced with one or more previous QUIC
40 left for another packet payload.
45 **DCID:** Destination Connection ID. Found in most QUIC packet headers.
76 **Key Phase:** Key phase bit in QUIC packet headers. See RFC 9000.
89 connection if found in the DCID field of an incoming packet. See also RCID.
98 bytes we can put in a UDP packet. This is derived from the applicable PMTU. This
99 is also the maximum size of a single QUIC packet if we place only one packet in
105 packet, but we may need to add PADDING frames to the final packet added to a
108 **MinPL:** The minimum serialized packet length we are using while serializing a
109 given packet. May often be 0. Used to meet MinDPL requirements, and thus equal
113 **MinPPL:** The minimum number of bytes which must be placed into a packet
114 payload in order to meet the MinPL minimum size when the packet is encoded.
117 serialized QUIC packet in bytes in some given context. Typically equal to the
121 QUIC packet. This is related to the MDPL by the size of the encoded header and
138 packet sent by a client, and is used to generate the secrets for encrypting
141 **PN:** Packet number. Most QUIC packet types have a packet number (PN); see RFC
204 and which we can place in the DCID field of an outgoing packet. See also LCID,
238 **RXKU:** RX key update. The detected condition whereby a received packet
244 **RCMPPL:** The number of bytes left in a packet whose payload we are currently
247 **SCID:** Source Connection ID. Found in some QUIC packet headers.
273 TX direction by flipping the Key Phase bit in an outgoing packet. A TXKU can be
