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| | | | | L?t l?i m?t s? trang mà l?u t? h?i x?a nh?ng ch?a có d?p ?c https://burttotaro.wordpress.com/2010/10/19/books-for-beginning-research/ Google tìm ki?m thì mình th?y m?t topic khá thú v? | |
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| | | | | Nothing I could find, but you definitely could coin one! -Admin Opal | |
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| | | Cleaning up flows While I was browsing through some oping code (trying to get a feeling about how to do broadcast), I stumbled about the cleaner thread. As we can see, it was used to clean up 'stale' flows (sanitized): void * cleaner_thread(void * o) { int deadline_ms = 10000; while (true) { for (/* all active flows i */) { diff = /* diff in ms between last valid ping packet and now */; if (diff > deadline_ms) { printf("Flow %d timed out. | ||