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This patch fix timeout parameter given to EV_SET(EVFILT_TIMER) in BSD system other than FreeBSD. Only FreeBSD(or LINUX_SECOND) has NOTE_SECONDS defined and specify seconds in EV_SET(EVFILT_TIMER). Other BSD expects milliseconds. Tested in NetBSD environment. Signed-off-by: enukane <enukane@glenda9.org>
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mk_core: fix timeout given to EVFILT_TIMER in some BSD
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Fixed timeout parameter given to EV_SET(EVFILT_TIMER) in some BSD.
Only FreeBSD (or LINUX_SECOND?) has NOTE_SECONDS defined and specify seconds
in EV_SET(EVFILT_TIMER). Other BSD (NetBSD, OpenBSD, DragonFlyBSD) requires milliseconds.
This caused 1000 times faster timeout & flushing.
I've tested this patch in NetBSD environment (on my netbsd-work branch).