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It seems from my reading of the code that this implementation doesn't support overflow. That is, say if a timeout of TIMEOUT_MAX + 1 is added before all the timeouts are expired, it will be added to wheel[0][0]. When the time is updated, instead of waiting till next round, this newly added timeout will be expired.
Please correct me if I got anything wrong, or if there is any specific reason why overflow support wasn't added. If not then I'm interested in adding it.
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Hi there,
It seems from my reading of the code that this implementation doesn't support overflow. That is, say if a timeout of TIMEOUT_MAX + 1 is added before all the timeouts are expired, it will be added to wheel[0][0]. When the time is updated, instead of waiting till next round, this newly added timeout will be expired.
Please correct me if I got anything wrong, or if there is any specific reason why overflow support wasn't added. If not then I'm interested in adding it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: