Gregory Nutt 5337176cdf Networking: setsockopt() fails when setting timeouts to values less that an 100 msec. That is because the timeout is limited to stops of 1 decisecond and because the conversion of structure timeval was truncating the microsecond remainder. The utility net_timeval2dsec now accespts and option to determin how it handles the remainder: truncate, discarding the remainder, use the remainder to round to the closed decisecond value, or use any non-zero remainder to the next larger whole decisecond value. ...

For the setsockopt() case, it will always use the final option.  This means that a time of zero (i.e., not timeout) can only occur if the value zero was explicated provided to setsockopt().

2015-05-29 07:17:15 -06:00

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Kconfig

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Make.defs

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net_chksum.c

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net_dsec2tick.c

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net_dsec2timeval.c

Suffer the consequences of moving struct timeval to its correct location

2015-02-15 15:18:35 -06:00

net_ipv6_maskcmp.c

Remove inclusion of some un-necessary header files.

2015-02-06 08:50:53 -06:00

net_ipv6_pref2mask.c

Remove inclusion of some un-necessary header files.

2015-02-06 08:50:53 -06:00

net_lock.c

Networking: Clean up and consolidate some clunky stuff by adding new net_timedwait() function

2015-02-09 07:50:10 -06:00

net_timeval2dsec.c

Networking: setsockopt() fails when setting timeouts to values less that an 100 msec. That is because the timeout is limited to stops of 1 decisecond and because the conversion of structure timeval was truncating the microsecond remainder. The utility net_timeval2dsec now accespts and option to determin how it handles the remainder: truncate, discarding the remainder, use the remainder to round to the closed decisecond value, or use any non-zero remainder to the next larger whole decisecond value.

2015-05-29 07:17:15 -06:00

utils.h

Networking: setsockopt() fails when setting timeouts to values less that an 100 msec. That is because the timeout is limited to stops of 1 decisecond and because the conversion of structure timeval was truncating the microsecond remainder. The utility net_timeval2dsec now accespts and option to determin how it handles the remainder: truncate, discarding the remainder, use the remainder to round to the closed decisecond value, or use any non-zero remainder to the next larger whole decisecond value.

2015-05-29 07:17:15 -06:00