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found out the hard way by Marc Runkel <MRunkel@untangle.com>
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makes us independent from system time changes.
diff from japan,was hiding... ok claudio some time ago
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at the first one
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matters for stuff like the HoldTimer that gets reset often
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timer, just get the first off the queue and check wether it is due
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wemust stop walking the list once werun into a stopped timer, or
eventually all stopped timers will queue up at the very front (instead of
at the tail)
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so that the timer that will expire first is always the first element,
and so on). will make the checking a bit faster and moreelegant and more
conveniant. ok claudio
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next timer expires.
use that in the session engine's mainloop, which simplifies it and
removes the last bits of timer internals knowledge from anywhere outside
timer.c.
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the peer data. makes bgpctl display code independent from timer
implementation internals. only running timers are displayed now, stopped
ones are skipped.
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special handling) and onein session.c that will go away able to
cope with timer_get() returning NULL (i.e.nosuch timer/not running)
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stop changing tienmr values directly, always use new
timer_(get/set/stop/running) functions. preparation for more to come :)
ok claudio
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