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275a545062* socket_timeout unit tests * Rename socket::stop_timer to socket:set_last_completion All stop timer does is to set a variable. It is a simply setter function. It is confusing to call it stop_timer because it implies that it does something more than just set a timestamp. * Rename start_timer() to set_next_deadline() * Remove network constant socket_dev_idle_timeout We do not need it. * Rename update_last_receive_time() to set_last_receive_time() To make it obvious it is setter function and to make it consistent with other setter functions. * Minor code improvement - no functional change * Rename the nano::socket concept of deadline to timeout A deadline makes people imagine a fixed point in time, a timestamp. However, socket::next_deadline is a timeout value and not a deadline. It signifies the seconds of inactivity that would cause a socket timeout. Renames: set_next_deadline -> set_default_timeout set_next_deadline(timeout) -> set_timeout(timeout) io_timeout -> default_timeout timeout_set -> set_default_timeout_value next_deadline -> timeout * Add some comments to nano::socket class * Remove needless code * Use guard ifs to make nano::socket::async_write more readable |
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