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84 // None of our routes specify priority, which causes them to have the default
85 // priority. For throw routes, we use a fixed priority of 100000. This is
86 // because we use throw routes either for maximum-length routes (/32 for IPv4,
88 // purposely-low-priority default routes that should never match if there is
161 // the index so we can remove the rules and routes.
361 // unreachable routes, so nuke them. (IPv6 allows them to be specified; IPv4 doesn't.)
615 // Add rules to allow legacy routes added through the requestRouteToHost() API.
623 // Rules to allow legacy routes to override the default network.
636 // A rule to allow legacy routes from system apps to override VPNs.
692 // rule, but with a lower priority. We will never create routes in the main table; it should only be
693 // used for directly-connected routes implicitly created by the kernel when adding IP addresses.
929 return rtNetlinkFlush(RTM_GETROUTE, RTM_DELROUTE, "routes", shouldDelete);
941 // If we failed to flush routes, the caller may elect to keep this interface around, so keep
