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/foundation/communication/dsoftbus/components/nstackx/fillp/src/app_lib/src/
H A D	epoll_app.c	278 FILLP_INT eventCount = 0; in EpGetEventsAndSignal() local 292 while ((node != FILLP_NULL_PTR) && (eventCount < maxEvents)) { in EpGetEventsAndSignal() 300 events[eventCount].events = epi->revents; in EpGetEventsAndSignal() 301 (void)memcpy_s(&events[eventCount].data, sizeof(events[eventCount].data), &epi->event.data, in EpGetEventsAndSignal() 303 eventCount++; in EpGetEventsAndSignal() 312 if ((timeout != 0) && (eventCount == 0)) { in EpGetEventsAndSignal() 319 if (eventCount > 0) { in EpGetEventsAndSignal() 320 FILLP_LOGDBG("Get eventCount:%d", eventCount); in EpGetEventsAndSignal() 331 FILLP_INT eventCount = 0; EpPoll() local [all...]
/foundation/multimodalinput/input/tools/event_inject/src/
H A D	processing_pad_device.cpp	`99 uint64_t eventCount = static_cast<uint64_t>(padEvent.ringEvents.size()); in TransformRingEvent() local 100 for (uint64_t i = 0; i < eventCount; i++) { in TransformRingEvent() 104 } else if (i == (eventCount - 1)) { in TransformRingEvent()`
/foundation/communication/dsoftbus/components/nstackx/nstackx_ctrl/core/
H A D	nstackx_common.c	`227 static uint8_t IsBusyInterval(uint32_t eventCount, uint32_t timeMs) in IsBusyInterval() argument 230 if ((uint64_t)eventCount * EVENT_COUNT_RATE_INTERVAL < in IsBusyInterval()`

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