int ff_socket_nonblock(int socket, int enable);
-extern int ff_network_inited_globally;
int ff_network_init(void);
void ff_network_close(void);
* This works similarly to ff_network_wait_fd, but waits up to 'timeout' microseconds
* Uses ff_network_wait_fd in a loop
*
- * @fd Socket descriptor
- * @write Set 1 to wait for socket able to be read, 0 to be written
- * @timeout Timeout interval, in microseconds. Actual precision is 100000 mcs, due to ff_network_wait_fd usage
+ * @param fd Socket descriptor
+ * @param write Set 1 to wait for socket able to be read, 0 to be written
+ * @param timeout Timeout interval, in microseconds. Actual precision is 100000 mcs, due to ff_network_wait_fd usage
* @param int_cb Interrupt callback, is checked before each ff_network_wait_fd call
* @return 0 if data can be read/written, AVERROR(ETIMEDOUT) if timeout expired, or negative error code
*/
int ff_network_wait_fd_timeout(int fd, int write, int64_t timeout, AVIOInterruptCB *int_cb);
-int ff_inet_aton (const char * str, struct in_addr * add);
+/**
+ * Waits for up to 'timeout' microseconds. If the usert's int_cb is set and
+ * triggered, return before that.
+ * @param timeout Timeout in microseconds. Maybe have lower actual precision.
+ * @param int_cb Interrupt callback, is checked regularly.
+ * @return AVERROR(ETIMEDOUT) if timeout expirted, AVERROR_EXIT if interrupted by int_cb
+ */
+int ff_network_sleep_interruptible(int64_t timeout, AVIOInterruptCB *int_cb);
#if !HAVE_STRUCT_SOCKADDR_STORAGE
struct sockaddr_storage {