Do not store any metadata where the user (was) legitimate to write

[simgrid.git] / src / xbt / xbt_socket_private.h

diff --git a/src/xbt/xbt_socket_private.h b/src/xbt/xbt_socket_private.h
index bf74ce8..5816b17 100644 (file)
--- a/src/xbt/xbt_socket_private.h
+++ b/src/xbt/xbt_socket_private.h
@@ -28,12 +28,12 @@ typedef struct s_xbt_socket {
 
   xbt_trp_plugin_t plugin;
 
 
   xbt_trp_plugin_t plugin;
 

-  int incoming:1;               /* true if we can read from this sock */
-  int outgoing:1;               /* true if we can write on this sock */
-  int accepting:1;              /* true if master incoming sock in tcp */
-  int meas:1;                   /* true if this is an experiment socket instead of messaging */
-  int valid:1;                  /* false if a select returned that the peer has left, forcing us to "close" the socket */
-  int moredata:1;               /* TCP socket use a buffer and read operation get as much 
+  unsigned incoming:1;          /* true if we can read from this sock */
+  unsigned outgoing:1;          /* true if we can write on this sock */
+  unsigned accepting:1;         /* true if master incoming sock in tcp */
+  unsigned meas:1;              /* true if this is an experiment socket instead of messaging */
+  unsigned valid:1;             /* false if a select returned that the peer has left, forcing us to "close" the socket */
+  unsigned moredata:1;          /* TCP socket use a buffer and read operation get as much 

                                    data as possible. It is possible that several messages
                                    are received in one shoot, and select won't catch them 
                                    afterward again. 
                                    data as possible. It is possible that several messages
                                    are received in one shoot, and select won't catch them 
                                    afterward again. 


@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ typedef struct s_xbt_socket {
                                    sockets are not concerned since they use the TCP
                                    interface directly, with no buffer. */
 
                                    sockets are not concerned since they use the TCP
                                    interface directly, with no buffer. */
 

-  int recvd:1;                  /* true if the recvd_val field contains one byte of the stream (that we peek'ed to check the socket validity) */
+  unsigned recvd:1;             /* true if the recvd_val field contains one byte of the stream (that we peek'ed to check the socket validity) */

   char recvd_val;               /* what we peeked from the socket, if any */
 
   int refcount;                 /* refcounting on shared sockets */
   char recvd_val;               /* what we peeked from the socket, if any */
 
   int refcount;                 /* refcounting on shared sockets */