Bug fix: flip-over limits are in microseconds.

diff --git a/rrqnet.c b/rrqnet.c
index db93fd70ec50e19bd708215d45e275622a8c06a3..6b57d08b304af3e989df44e8d07cdbb7148c3553 100644 (file)
--- a/rrqnet.c
+++ b/rrqnet.c
@@ -99,10 +99,10 @@ typedef struct _ReaderData {
 #define TIME_MICROS(TM) (((int64_t) (TM)->tv_sec * 1000000) + (TM)->tv_usec )
 #define DIFF_MICROS(TM1,TM2) ( TIME_MICROS(TM1) - TIME_MICROS(TM2) )
 
-// RECENT(T,M) is the time logic for requiring a gap time (in
+// RECENT_MICROS(T,M) is the time logic for requiring a gap time (in
 // milliseconds) before shifting a MAC to a new remote. The limit is
-// 6000 for broadcast and 20000 for unicast.
-#define RECENT(T,M) ((M) < ((T)? 6000 : 20000 ))
+// 6s for broadcast and 20s for unicast.
+#define RECENT_MICROS(T,M) ((M) < ((T)? 6000000 : 20000000 ))
 
 // VERYOLD_MICROSS is used for discarding downlink remotes whose latest
 // activity is older than this.
@@ -1058,10 +1058,10 @@ static struct Interface *input_check(
        // The packet source MAC has arrived on other than its
        // previous channel. It thus gets dropped if tap/stdin is the
        // primary channel, or the time since the last packet for that
-       // interface is less than RECENT, with different limits for
-       // broadcast and unicast.
+       // interface is less than RECENT_MICROS, with different limits
+       // for broadcast and unicast.
        int64_t dmac = DIFF_MICROS( &now, &x->rec_when);
-       if ( x->remote->spec == 0 || RECENT( *buf & 1, dmac ) ) {
+       if ( x->remote->spec == 0 || RECENT_MICROS( *buf & 1, dmac ) ) {
            if ( verbose >= 2 ) {
                fprintf(
                    stderr,