@@ -279,14 +279,14 @@ By default, this number is 512.
279279
280280 - ` int update(zcm_trans_t *zt) `
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282- This method is called from the ` zcm_handle_nonblock ()` function.
282+ This method is called from the ` zcm_handle ()` function.
283283 This method provides a periodically-running routine that can perform
284284 updates to the underlying hardware or other general maintenance to
285285 this transport. A transport implementing this function will typically use
286286 this time to flush out any bytes left in its internal buffer. This method
287287 should ** never block** . Again, this method is called from
288- ` zcm_handle_nonblock ()` and thus runs at the same frequency as
289- ` zcm_handle_nonblock ()` . Failure to call ` zcm_handle_nonblock ()`
288+ ` zcm_handle ()` and thus runs at the same frequency as
289+ ` zcm_handle ()` . Failure to call ` zcm_handle ()`
290290 while using an nonblock transport may cause the transport to work
291291 incorrectly on both message send and recv.
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@@ -354,7 +354,7 @@ For the blocking case, there are the following approaches:
354354
355355For the non-blocking case, there is a single approach:
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357- - ` zcm_handle_nonblock() /* returns non-zero if a message was available and dispatched */`
357+ - ` zcm_handle() /* returns non-zero if a message was available and dispatched */`
358358
359359To prevent errors, the internal library checks that the API method matches the transport type.
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