low-level testing of fnet enabled by

1. Manipulating how much time is spent waiting for events while also
   manipulating how the passing of time is observed by the transport
   threads.
   (fnet::TimeTools)

2. Periodic call-backs from FNET_Transport. All transport threads are
   blocked during these call-backs. Between each call-back, all
   transport threads perform a single event loop iteration and any
   async operations not performed in transport threads are flushed.
   (FNET_Transport::attach_capture_hook)

3. Combining 1 and 2 in a way that lets the test code run all
   transport threads one iteration at a time, letting the transport
   threads run concurrently with each other, but no transport thread
   is allowed to run concurrently with the test code.
   (fnet::TransportDebugger)

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/slobrok/src/tests/local_rpc_monitor_map/local_rpc_monitor_map_test.cpp b/slobrok/src/tests/local_rpc_monitor_map/local_rpc_monitor_map_test.cpp
index 46f6837c4f1..8624e38c787 100644
--- a/slobrok/src/tests/local_rpc_monitor_map/local_rpc_monitor_map_test.cpp
+++ b/slobrok/src/tests/local_rpc_monitor_map/local_rpc_monitor_map_test.cpp
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ struct LocalRpcMonitorMapTest : public ::testing::Test {
     ServiceMapping mapping_conflict;
     LocalRpcMonitorMapTest()
       : time(duration::zero()),
-        scheduler(&time, &time), monitor_log(), map_log(),
+        scheduler(&time), monitor_log(), map_log(),
         map(&scheduler, [this](auto &owner)
             {
                 EXPECT_EQ(&owner, &map);