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From: Matthew Luckie <mjl@luckie.org.nz>
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Subject: BPF divide instruction
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BPF includes a divide instruction.

As best I can tell, libpcap does not ever output a BPF divide 
instruction, which indicates that use of the BPF divide instruction is 
probably going to be done with a BPF program created by hand.

Can anyone provide any examples of a BPF program where a divide 
instruction is used?

Thanks

Matthew