The time wheel should not be started in the loop while processing expired events.
can be set p->stop_timer_handle = ~0 to solve.
Type: fix
Signed-off-by: jinsh <jinsh11@chinatelecom.cn>
Change-Id: Ie9a4293f39f981f50d280b39a5d958d319ee2300
Signed-off-by: Matthew Smith <mgsmith@netgate.com>
vlib_get_node (vm, te->process_node_index);
vlib_process_t *p =
vec_elt (nm->processes, n->runtime_index);
vlib_get_node (vm, te->process_node_index);
vlib_process_t *p =
vec_elt (nm->processes, n->runtime_index);
+ p->stop_timer_handle = ~0;
void *data;
data =
vlib_process_signal_event_helper (nm, n, p,
void *data;
data =
vlib_process_signal_event_helper (nm, n, p,
p->flags = p_flags | VLIB_PROCESS_RESUME_PENDING;
vec_add1 (nm->data_from_advancing_timing_wheel, x);
if (delete_from_wheel)
p->flags = p_flags | VLIB_PROCESS_RESUME_PENDING;
vec_add1 (nm->data_from_advancing_timing_wheel, x);
if (delete_from_wheel)
- TW (tw_timer_stop) ((TWT (tw_timer_wheel) *) nm->timing_wheel,
- p->stop_timer_handle);
+ {
+ TW (tw_timer_stop)
+ ((TWT (tw_timer_wheel) *) nm->timing_wheel, p->stop_timer_handle);
+ p->stop_timer_handle = ~0;
+ }
}
return data_to_be_written_by_caller;
}
return data_to_be_written_by_caller;