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Timers are not entirely precise; if we ask for a timeout of 10000 milliseconds, we might time out in 9999 instead. Also, we know the expected elapsed time in each case, so do a fuzzy comparison against that time. Previously the test was verifying that the elapsed time was greater than or equal to the timeout in the case where a timeout was expected, which means the test would not detect bugs which incorrectly caused the timeout to occur later than it should. (cherry picked from qt4 commit 9a2573dc13b3e8df6cd15bef64370ea407480fc7) Change-Id: I91d0c81f989ab43a3c48f6abbb4c5b28e2b35402 Reviewed-by: Jason McDonald <jason.mcdonald@nokia.com> |
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