When the response time is typically below 1 second, the difference (MQTT_PAL_TIME() - msg->time_sent) is zero and the product get smaller each time a response is received until it hits the minimum value of a double.
As MQTT_PAL_TIME() is meant to be in seconds, it's the question whether this calculation makes sense in low latency environments.
I get a FPU error on a hardware device in line 868 of mqtt.c:
client->typical_response_time = 0.875 * (client->typical_response_time) + 0.125 * (double) (MQTT_PAL_TIME() - msg->time_sent)When the response time is typically below 1 second, the difference (MQTT_PAL_TIME() - msg->time_sent) is zero and the product get smaller each time a response is received until it hits the minimum value of a double.
As MQTT_PAL_TIME() is meant to be in seconds, it's the question whether this calculation makes sense in low latency environments.