Improve warning message for fast buffer overflow #5
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In the original code, when the fast buffer overflows, the return value from fast_buf_put() was silently ignored. This makes it difficult to detect whether any data was lost due to the buffer being full. To improve the observability, we capture the return value in a local variable and issue a warning when an overflow occurs. Co-authored-by: EricccTaiwan <yphbchou0911@gmail.com>
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In the original code, when the fast buffer overflows, the return value from fast_buf_put() was silently ignored. This makes it difficult to detect whether any data was lost due to the buffer being full.
To improve the observability, we capture the return value in a local variable and issue a warning when an overflow occurs.