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timer_expired uses the nano_timer_test API to determine whether a timer has expired. This API calls the private function _nano_timer_expire_wait which returns the timer user data if this timer has expired. Unfortunately _nano_timer_expire_wait clears the user data pointer after returning it. Therefore if timer_expired is called several times for the same timer and if this timer has already expired then only the first call returns the expected value (true). Other calls always return false. In ipv6 this bug can be seen with the uip_ds6_periodic timer. Indeed when expired this timer is going to be checked at least twice by etimer_process function and the tcpip eventhandler function. Thus the final uip_ds6_periodic callback is never called. The fix consists in adding a expired field in the timer struct and make timer_expired retain the nano_timer_test result when the timer has expired. Change-Id: I3c6aceaa0627be264b6d9913b629e7b619888938 Signed-off-by: Sebastien Griffoul <sebastien.griffoul@intel.com> |
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