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Cenk Gündoğan authored
`bloom_t` is defined as a struct. `_t` can mislead the user to think of bloom_t as a typedef (see our coding conventions) instead of a struct. Thus, I modified `struct bloom_t` to be a *typedefed* struct. Another solution would be to rename bloom_t to sth. like bloom_s everywhere and use `struct bloom_s` instead of `bloom_t`.
Cenk Gündoğan authored`bloom_t` is defined as a struct. `_t` can mislead the user to think of bloom_t as a typedef (see our coding conventions) instead of a struct. Thus, I modified `struct bloom_t` to be a *typedefed* struct. Another solution would be to rename bloom_t to sth. like bloom_s everywhere and use `struct bloom_s` instead of `bloom_t`.