On 08/04/17 08:40, Colin Percival wrote:
Casting to "int" or truncating is the right thing to do in this case.
Signed integer overflow is undefined. Using 'int' is liable to cause problems
after 2^32 ticks.
Hi,
If you check the code how this function is used, you'll see that the
argument passed is computed from:
jiffies + n, where "n" is a relatively small value.
The <= 0 check is basically there to catch cases where the jiffies value
has changed between the point where it was set and the point where the
relative ticks timeout value "n" was extracted.
Basically the code is doing like this, reading the value of "jiffies" twice.
delay = (jiffies0 + n) - jiffies1;
if (delay <= 0)
delay = 1;
And then "delay" should be "int", because we are usually not dealing
with timeouts greater than a few hundred seconds or so.
--HPS
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