Re: [PATCH 0/6]: CCID 3: packet scheduling and packet size EWMA patch

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Patch 4: Simplifies ccid3_hc_tx_send_packet (also reads easier afterwards)
         --> here I have a question:
             return type of this function is `int', if return value > 0
             it means a delay in milliseconds. Is there any point converting
             the function to one returning type long or is it always certain
             that the return value is small enough that this doesn't matter?

The spec says you must send a packet at least once every 64 seconds so
it should be no higher than 64000 which is well within range of int.

Ian
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WAND Network Research Group
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University of Waikato
New Zealand
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