Method stop_timer

src/dpp/cluster/timer.cpp:45–55

}

bool cluster::stop_timer(timer t) {
	/*
	 * Because iterating a priority queue is at best O(log n) we don't actually walk the queue
	 * looking for the timer to remove. Instead, we just insert the timer handle into a std::set
	 * to inform the tick_timers() function later if it sees a handle in this set, it is to
	 * have its on_stop() called and it is not to be rescheduled.
	 */
	std::lock_guard<std::mutex> l(timer_guard);
	deleted_timers.emplace(t);
	return true;
}

void cluster::tick_timers() {
	time_t now = time(nullptr);