comparison libpurple/protocols/msn/slplink.c @ 24345:b9e09053e53a

This doesn't matter, but I think the metaphor tends to be that you push stuff onto the tail and pop stuff from the head

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void
msn_slplink_queue_slpmsg(MsnSlpLink *slplink, MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg)
{
	slpmsg->id = slplink->slp_seq_id++;

	g_queue_push_head(slplink->slp_msg_queue, slpmsg);
}

void
msn_slplink_send_slpmsg(MsnSlpLink *slplink, MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg)
{

msn_slplink_send_queued_slpmsgs(MsnSlpLink *slplink)
{
	MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg;

	/* Send the queued msgs in the order they were created */
	while ((slpmsg = g_queue_pop_tail(slplink->slp_msg_queue)) != NULL)
	{
		msn_slplink_release_slpmsg(slplink, slpmsg);
	}
}

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void
msn_slplink_queue_slpmsg(MsnSlpLink *slplink, MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg)
{
	slpmsg->id = slplink->slp_seq_id++;

	g_queue_push_tail(slplink->slp_msg_queue, slpmsg);
}

void
msn_slplink_send_slpmsg(MsnSlpLink *slplink, MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg)
{

msn_slplink_send_queued_slpmsgs(MsnSlpLink *slplink)
{
	MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg;

	/* Send the queued msgs in the order they were created */
	while ((slpmsg = g_queue_pop_head(slplink->slp_msg_queue)) != NULL)
	{
		msn_slplink_release_slpmsg(slplink, slpmsg);
	}
}