Rename grpc_addr to p4ovs_grpc_addr #123
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- Renamed the global `grpc_addr` variable to `p4ovs_grpc_addr`. Symbols we introduce into the global namespace should be prefixed to make their affinity clear and to reduce the likelihood of collision with other global names. Signed-off-by: Derek Foster <[email protected]>
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- Renamed the global `grpc_addr` variable to `p4ovs_grpc_addr`. Symbols we introduce into the global namespace should be prefixed to make their affinity clear and to reduce the likelihood of collision with other global names. Signed-off-by: Derek Foster <[email protected]>
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grpc_addrvariable top4ovs_grpc_addr. Symbols we introduce into the global namespace should be prefixed to make their affinity clear and to reduce the likelihood of collision with other global names.