C++ (Cpp) ni_timer_rearm Examples

Example #1

File: arputil.c Project: gsanso/wicked

static void
__do_arp_validate_arm_timer(struct arp_handle *handle)
{
	if (handle->timer) {
		ni_timer_rearm(handle->timer, handle->timeout);
	} else {
		handle->timer = ni_timer_register(handle->timeout,
				__do_arp_validate_timeout, handle);
	}
}

Example #2

File: fsm.c Project: pwieczorkiewicz/wicked

void
ni_dhcp4_fsm_set_timeout_msec(ni_dhcp4_device_t *dev, unsigned int msec)
{
	if (msec != 0) {
		ni_debug_dhcp("%s: setting timeout to %u msec", dev->ifname, msec);
		if (dev->fsm.timer)
			ni_timer_rearm(dev->fsm.timer, msec);
		else
			dev->fsm.timer = ni_timer_register(msec, __ni_dhcp4_fsm_timeout, dev);
	}
}

Example #3

File: wireless.c Project: gsanso/wicked

static void
__ni_wireless_scan_timer_arm(ni_wireless_scan_t *scan, ni_netdev_t *dev, unsigned int timeout)
{
	/* Fire twice as often as requested. This is because we rearm the
	 * timer at the point where we *request* a new scan, but the scan
	 * timestamp is updated when the last *response* comes in, which is
	 * usually half a second later or so. */
	timeout = 1000 * timeout / 2;

	if (scan->timer == NULL) {
		scan->timer = ni_timer_register(timeout,
				__ni_wireless_scan_timeout,
				dev);
	} else {
		ni_timer_rearm(scan->timer, timeout);
	}
}