Src and dst are better but still depend on view point. I think e.g. "local" and "remote" (or "our" and "peer") disambiguate the situation. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of HIPL core team, which is subscribed to HIPL. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/697561 Title: hip_hadb_find_by_hits has non-descriptive function parameter names Status in Host Identity Protocol for Linux: New Bug description: >>>> debug(hipd/hadb.c:251@hip_hadb_find_byhits): HIT1: >>>> 2001:001a:7139:10ad:bb56:f1d3:d3d1:83c4 >>>> debug(hipd/hadb.c:252@hip_hadb_find_byhits): HIT2: >>>> 2001:001a:d834:7a17:1b02:5030:a412:5dfd "HIT1" to "Initiator" and "HIT2" to "Responder" or "source HIT" and "destination HIT" or something along the way. Even in the function parameters (hip_hadb_find_byhits) it would make more sense to use descriptive parameter names, such as hit_src and hit_dst, rather than hit1 and hit2.