Re: [PATCH] recvmmsg.2 Updated timeout documentation

Elie,

In any case, when operating in non-blocking mode, the timeout is taken into
account, which could mean that recvmmsg() returns while data is still
available (which was not clearly stated). (Combination of much data to
copy and a very sharp timeout).

Can you say more about what you see/understand with nonblocking mode.
I don't understand what you mean here (and it doesn't fit with what I
am seeing on testing). Nonblocking mode should, I believe, always mean
an immediate return, regardless of any timeout.

Thanks,

Michael
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