Searched refs:TERMINATED (Results 1 – 6 of 6) sorted by relevance
52 IDLE --> TERMINATED : APP:CLOSE53 TERMINATING --> TERMINATED : TERMINATING_TIMEOUT, RX:STATELESS_RESET57 ACTIVE --> TERMINATED : IDLE_TIMEOUT, RX:STATELESS_RESET
246 <td><tt>TERMINATED</tt></td>252 <td><tt>TERMINATED</tt></td>268 <td><tt>TERMINATED</tt></td>283 <td><tt>TERMINATED</tt></td>404 <td><tt>TERMINATED</tt></td>408 <td><tt>TERMINATED</tt></td>431 <td rowspan="1"><tt>TERMINATED</tt></td>511 Action: immediate transition to `TERMINATED` (no `CONNECTION_CLOSE` frame522 Always causes a direct transition to `TERMINATED`.525 (Reasonably a no-op in `TERMINATING` or `TERMINATED.`)[all …]
93 NAN-PUBLISH-TERMINATED publish_id=<own id> reason=<timeout/user-request/failure>98 NAN-SUBSCRIBE-TERMINATED subscribe_id=<own id> reason=<timeout/user-request/failure>
43 #define TERMINATED 1 macro260 if (lwp != 0 && lwp != TERMINATED) { in pt_ta_thr_iter()
402 we can throw away our port safely (raised on `TERMINATED`);405 `TERMINATING` or `TERMINATED`);413 corresponds to `TERMINATING` or `TERMINATED` and `ECD` corresponds to414 `TERMINATED` only.418 A. Idle timeout is an immediate transition to `TERMINATED` as per the channel423 A. Yes, as `EC` is raised in both the `TERMINATING` and `TERMINATED` states.
268 kept around by the `QUIC_PORT` until it reaches the `TERMINATED` state.