Correct TransportRecv_t documentation #275
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Corrections highlight the non-blocking expectations of the TransportRecv method. Inspired by - FreeRTOS#261
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AniruddhaKanhere
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The failing link is https://www.gnu.org/software/complexity/manual/complexity.html, however this is a valid link. The GNU site is having some issues currently. Highly unlikely that I broke a link with this PR. |
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Description
Corrections highlight the non-blocking
expectations of the TransportRecv method.
Test Steps
No manual steps taken. I'm going to let the doxygen CI verify this.
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Related Issue
#261
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