Public Member Functions | Protected Member Functions | Protected Attributes

EtherMAC Class Reference

#include <EtherMAC.h>

Inheritance diagram for EtherMAC:
EtherMACBase INotifiable

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

 EtherMAC ()
virtual ~EtherMAC ()

Protected Member Functions

virtual void initialize ()
virtual void initializeTxrate ()
virtual void handleMessage (cMessage *msg)
virtual void finish ()
virtual void processFrameFromUpperLayer (EtherFrame *msg)
virtual void processMsgFromNetwork (cPacket *msg)
virtual void handleEndIFGPeriod ()
virtual void handleEndTxPeriod ()
virtual void handleEndRxPeriod ()
virtual void handleEndBackoffPeriod ()
virtual void handleEndJammingPeriod ()
virtual void startAutoconfig ()
virtual void handleAutoconfigMessage (cMessage *msg)
virtual void printState ()
virtual void scheduleEndRxPeriod (cPacket *)
virtual void sendJamSignal ()
virtual void handleRetransmission ()
virtual void startFrameTransmission ()
virtual void updateHasSubcribers ()

Protected Attributes

bool autoconfigInProgress
double lowestTxrateSuggested
bool duplexVetoed
int backoffs
int numConcurrentTransmissions
EtherFrame * frameBeingReceived
cMessage * endRxMsg
cMessage * endBackoffMsg
cMessage * endJammingMsg
simtime_t totalCollisionTime
simtime_t totalSuccessfulRxTxTime
simtime_t channelBusySince
unsigned long numCollisions
unsigned long numBackoffs
cOutVector numCollisionsVector
cOutVector numBackoffsVector

Detailed Description

Ethernet MAC module.

Definition at line 37 of file EtherMAC.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

EtherMAC::EtherMAC (  ) 

Definition at line 36 of file EtherMAC.cc.

EtherMAC::~EtherMAC (  )  [virtual]

Definition at line 42 of file EtherMAC.cc.

{
    delete frameBeingReceived;
    cancelAndDelete(endRxMsg);
    cancelAndDelete(endBackoffMsg);
    cancelAndDelete(endJammingMsg);
}


Member Function Documentation

void EtherMAC::finish (  )  [protected, virtual]

Reimplemented from EtherMACBase.

Definition at line 624 of file EtherMAC.cc.

{
    EtherMACBase::finish();

    simtime_t t = simTime();
    simtime_t totalChannelIdleTime = t - totalSuccessfulRxTxTime - totalCollisionTime;
    recordScalar("rx channel idle (%)", 100*(totalChannelIdleTime/t));
    recordScalar("rx channel utilization (%)", 100*(totalSuccessfulRxTxTime/t));
    recordScalar("rx channel collision (%)", 100*(totalCollisionTime/t));
    recordScalar("collisions",     numCollisions);
    recordScalar("backoffs",       numBackoffs);
}

void EtherMAC::handleAutoconfigMessage ( cMessage *  msg  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 133 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleMessage().

{
    if (!msg->isSelfMessage())
    {
        if (msg->getArrivalGate() == gate("upperLayerIn"))
        {
            // from upper layer
            EV << "Received frame from upper layer during autoconfig period: " << msg << endl;
            processFrameFromUpperLayer(check_and_cast<EtherFrame *>(msg));
        }
        else
        {
            // from network: must be autoconfig message
            EV << "Message from network during autoconfig period: " << msg << endl;
            EtherAutoconfig *autoconf = check_and_cast<EtherAutoconfig *>(msg);
            double acTxrate = autoconf->getTxrate();

            EV << "Autoconfig message: ";
            if (acTxrate>0)
                EV << acTxrate/1000000 << "Mb ";
            if (autoconf->getHalfDuplex())
                EV << "non-duplex";
            EV << "\n";

            if (acTxrate>0 && (acTxrate<lowestTxrateSuggested || lowestTxrateSuggested==0))
                lowestTxrateSuggested = acTxrate;
            if (!duplexVetoed && autoconf->getHalfDuplex())
                duplexVetoed = true;
            delete msg;
        }
    }
    else
    {
        // self-message signals end of autoconfig period
        EV << "Self-message during autoconfig period: " << msg << endl;

        delete msg;
        autoconfigInProgress = false;

        double initialTxrate = par("txrate");
        bool duplexEnabled = par("duplexEnabled");

        txrate = (initialTxrate==0 && lowestTxrateSuggested==0) ? 100000000 /* 100 Mb */:
                 (initialTxrate==0) ? lowestTxrateSuggested :
                 (lowestTxrateSuggested==0) ? initialTxrate :
                 (lowestTxrateSuggested<initialTxrate) ? lowestTxrateSuggested : initialTxrate;
        duplexMode = (duplexEnabled && !duplexVetoed);
        calculateParameters();

        EV << "Parameters after autoconfig: txrate=" << txrate/1000000 << "Mb, " << (duplexMode ? "duplex" : "half-duplex") << endl;

        if (ev.isGUI())
        {
            char modestr[64];
            sprintf(modestr, "%dMb\n%s", int(txrate/1000000), (duplexMode ? "full duplex" : "half duplex"));
            getDisplayString().setTagArg("t",0,modestr);
            //getDisplayString().setTagArg("t",1,"r");
            sprintf(modestr, "%s: %dMb %s", getFullName(), int(txrate/1000000), (duplexMode ? "duplex" : "half duplex"));
            getParentModule()->bubble(modestr);
        }

        if (!txQueue.empty())
        {
            EV << "Autoconfig period over, starting to send frames\n";
            scheduleEndIFGPeriod();
        }
    }
}

void EtherMAC::handleEndBackoffPeriod (  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 531 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleMessage().

{
    if (transmitState != BACKOFF_STATE)
        error("At end of BACKOFF not in BACKOFF_STATE!");
    if (txQueue.empty())
        error("At end of BACKOFF and buffer empty!");

    if (receiveState==RX_IDLE_STATE)
    {
        EV << "Backoff period ended, wait IFG\n";
        scheduleEndIFGPeriod();
    }
    else
    {
        EV << "Backoff period ended but channel not free, idling\n";
        transmitState = TX_IDLE_STATE;
    }
}

void EtherMAC::handleEndIFGPeriod (  )  [protected, virtual]

Reimplemented from EtherMACBase.

Definition at line 394 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleMessage().

{
    EtherMACBase::handleEndIFGPeriod();

    // End of IFG period, okay to transmit, if Rx idle OR duplexMode
    cPacket *frame = (cPacket *)txQueue.front();

    // Perform carrier extension if in Gigabit Ethernet
    if (carrierExtension && frame->getByteLength() < GIGABIT_MIN_FRAME_WITH_EXT)
    {
        EV << "Performing carrier extension of small frame\n";
        frame->setByteLength(GIGABIT_MIN_FRAME_WITH_EXT);
    }

    // send frame to network
    startFrameTransmission();
}

void EtherMAC::handleEndJammingPeriod (  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 550 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleMessage().

{
    if (transmitState != JAMMING_STATE)
        error("At end of JAMMING not in JAMMING_STATE!");
    EV << "Jamming finished, executing backoff\n";
    handleRetransmission();
}

void EtherMAC::handleEndRxPeriod (  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 505 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleMessage().

{
    EV << "Frame reception complete\n";
    simtime_t dt = simTime()-channelBusySince;
    if (receiveState==RECEIVING_STATE) // i.e. not RX_COLLISION_STATE
    {
        EtherFrame *frame = frameBeingReceived;
        frameBeingReceived = NULL;
        frameReceptionComplete(frame);
        totalSuccessfulRxTxTime += dt;
    }
    else
    {
        totalCollisionTime += dt;
    }

    receiveState = RX_IDLE_STATE;
    numConcurrentTransmissions = 0;

    if (transmitState==TX_IDLE_STATE && !txQueue.empty())
    {
        EV << "Receiver now idle, can transmit frames in output buffer after IFG period\n";
        scheduleEndIFGPeriod();
    }
}

void EtherMAC::handleEndTxPeriod (  )  [protected, virtual]

Reimplemented from EtherMACBase.

Definition at line 465 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleMessage().

{
    EtherMACBase::handleEndTxPeriod();

    // only count transmissions in totalSuccessfulRxTxTime if channel is half-duplex
    if (!duplexMode)
    {
        simtime_t dt = simTime()-channelBusySince;
        totalSuccessfulRxTxTime += dt;
    }

    backoffs = 0;

    // check for and obey received PAUSE frames after each transmission
    if (checkAndScheduleEndPausePeriod())
        return;

    // Gigabit Ethernet: now decide if we transmit next frame right away (burst) or wait IFG
    // FIXME! this is not entirely correct, there must be IFG between burst frames too
    bool burstFrame=false;
    if (frameBursting && !txQueue.empty())
    {
        // check if max bytes for burst not exceeded
        if (bytesSentInBurst<GIGABIT_MAX_BURST_BYTES)
        {
             burstFrame=true;
             EV << "Transmitting next frame in current burst\n";
        }
        else
        {
             EV << "Next frame does not fit in current burst\n";
        }
    }

    if (burstFrame)
        startFrameTransmission();
    else
        beginSendFrames();
}

void EtherMAC::handleMessage ( cMessage *  msg  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 202 of file EtherMAC.cc.

{
    if (disabled)
    {
        EV << "MAC is disabled -- dropping message " << msg << "\n";
        delete msg;
        return;
    }
    if (autoconfigInProgress)
    {
        handleAutoconfigMessage(msg);
        return;
    }

    printState();
    // some consistency check
    if (!duplexMode && transmitState==TRANSMITTING_STATE && receiveState!=RX_IDLE_STATE)
        error("Inconsistent state -- transmitting and receiving at the same time");

    if (!msg->isSelfMessage())
    {
        // either frame from upper layer, or frame/jam signal from the network
        if (msg->getArrivalGate() == gate("upperLayerIn"))
            processFrameFromUpperLayer(check_and_cast<EtherFrame *>(msg));
        else
            processMsgFromNetwork(PK(msg));
    }
    else
    {
        // Process different self-messages (timer signals)
        EV << "Self-message " << msg << " received\n";
        switch (msg->getKind())
        {
            case ENDIFG:
                handleEndIFGPeriod();
                break;

            case ENDTRANSMISSION:
                handleEndTxPeriod();
                break;

            case ENDRECEPTION:
                handleEndRxPeriod();
                break;

            case ENDBACKOFF:
                handleEndBackoffPeriod();
                break;

            case ENDJAMMING:
                handleEndJammingPeriod();
                break;

            case ENDPAUSE:
                handleEndPausePeriod();
                break;

            default:
                error("self-message with unexpected message kind %d", msg->getKind());
        }
    }
    printState();

    if (ev.isGUI())
        updateDisplayString();
}

void EtherMAC::handleRetransmission (  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 575 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleEndJammingPeriod().

{
    if (++backoffs > MAX_ATTEMPTS)
    {
        EV << "Number of retransmit attempts of frame exceeds maximum, cancelling transmission of frame\n";
        delete txQueue.pop();

        transmitState = TX_IDLE_STATE;
        backoffs = 0;
        // no beginSendFrames(), because end of jam signal sending will trigger it automatically
        return;
    }

    EV << "Executing backoff procedure\n";
    int backoffrange = (backoffs>=BACKOFF_RANGE_LIMIT) ? 1024 : (1 << backoffs);
    int slotNumber = intuniform(0,backoffrange-1);
    simtime_t backofftime = slotNumber*slotTime;

    scheduleAt(simTime()+backofftime, endBackoffMsg);
    transmitState = BACKOFF_STATE;

    numBackoffs++;
    numBackoffsVector.record(numBackoffs);
}

void EtherMAC::initialize (  )  [protected, virtual]

Reimplemented from EtherMACBase.

Definition at line 50 of file EtherMAC.cc.

{
    EtherMACBase::initialize();

    endRxMsg = new cMessage("EndReception", ENDRECEPTION);
    endBackoffMsg = new cMessage("EndBackoff", ENDBACKOFF);
    endJammingMsg = new cMessage("EndJamming", ENDJAMMING);

    // check: datarate is forbidden with EtherMAC -- module's txrate must be used
    cGate *g = physOutGate;
    while (g)
    {
        cDatarateChannel *chan = dynamic_cast<cDatarateChannel*>(g->getChannel());
        if (chan && chan->par("datarate").doubleValue()>0)
            error("connection on gate %s has data rate set: using data rate with EtherMAC "
                  "is forbidden, module's txrate parameter must be used instead",
                  g->getFullPath().c_str());
        g = g->getNextGate();
    }

    // launch autoconfig process
    bool performAutoconfig = true;
    if (!disabled && connected && performAutoconfig)
    {
        startAutoconfig();
    }
    else
    {
        autoconfigInProgress = false;
        duplexMode = par("duplexEnabled");
        calculateParameters();
    }
    WATCH(autoconfigInProgress);

    // initialize state info
    backoffs = 0;
    numConcurrentTransmissions = 0;

    WATCH(backoffs);
    WATCH(numConcurrentTransmissions);

    // initialize statistics
    totalCollisionTime = 0.0;
    totalSuccessfulRxTxTime = 0.0;
    numCollisions = numBackoffs = 0;

    WATCH(numCollisions);
    WATCH(numBackoffs);

    numCollisionsVector.setName("collisions");
    numBackoffsVector.setName("backoffs");
}

void EtherMAC::initializeTxrate (  )  [protected, virtual]

Implements EtherMACBase.

Definition at line 103 of file EtherMAC.cc.

{
    txrate = par("txrate");
}

void EtherMAC::printState (  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 600 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleMessage().

{
#define CASE(x) case x: EV << #x; break
    EV << "transmitState: ";
    switch (transmitState) {
        CASE(TX_IDLE_STATE);
        CASE(WAIT_IFG_STATE);
        CASE(TRANSMITTING_STATE);
        CASE(JAMMING_STATE);
        CASE(BACKOFF_STATE);
        CASE(PAUSE_STATE);
    }
    EV << ",  receiveState: ";
    switch (receiveState) {
        CASE(RX_IDLE_STATE);
        CASE(RECEIVING_STATE);
        CASE(RX_COLLISION_STATE);
    }
    EV << ",  backoffs: " << backoffs;
    EV << ",  numConcurrentTransmissions: " << numConcurrentTransmissions;
    EV << ",  queueLength: " << txQueue.length() << endl;
#undef CASE
}

void EtherMAC::processFrameFromUpperLayer ( EtherFrame *  msg  )  [protected, virtual]

Reimplemented from EtherMACBase.

Definition at line 270 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleAutoconfigMessage(), and handleMessage().

{
    EtherMACBase::processFrameFromUpperLayer(frame);

    if (!autoconfigInProgress && (duplexMode || receiveState==RX_IDLE_STATE) && transmitState==TX_IDLE_STATE)
    {
        EV << "No incoming carrier signals detected, frame clear to send, wait IFG first\n";
        scheduleEndIFGPeriod();
    }
}

void EtherMAC::processMsgFromNetwork ( cPacket *  msg  )  [protected, virtual]

Reimplemented from EtherMACBase.

Definition at line 282 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleMessage().

{
    EtherMACBase::processMsgFromNetwork(msg);

    simtime_t endRxTime = simTime() + msg->getBitLength()*bitTime;

    if (!duplexMode && transmitState==TRANSMITTING_STATE)
    {
        // since we're halfduplex, receiveState must be RX_IDLE_STATE (asserted at top of handleMessage)
        if (dynamic_cast<EtherJam*>(msg) != NULL)
            error("Stray jam signal arrived while transmitting (usual cause is cable length exceeding allowed maximum)");

        EV << "Transmission interrupted by incoming frame, handling collision\n";
        cancelEvent(endTxMsg);

        EV << "Transmitting jam signal\n";
        sendJamSignal(); // backoff will be executed when jamming finished

        // set receive state and schedule end of reception
        receiveState = RX_COLLISION_STATE;
        numConcurrentTransmissions++;
        simtime_t endJamTime = simTime()+jamDuration;
        scheduleAt(endRxTime<endJamTime ? endJamTime : endRxTime, endRxMsg);
        delete msg;

        numCollisions++;
        numCollisionsVector.record(numCollisions);
    }
    else if (receiveState==RX_IDLE_STATE)
    {
        if (dynamic_cast<EtherJam*>(msg) != NULL)
            error("Stray jam signal arrived (usual cause is cable length exceeding allowed maximum)");

        EV << "Start reception of frame\n";
        numConcurrentTransmissions++;
        if (frameBeingReceived)
            error("frameBeingReceived!=0 in RX_IDLE_STATE");
        frameBeingReceived = (EtherFrame *)msg;
        scheduleEndRxPeriod(msg);
        channelBusySince = simTime();
    }
    else if (receiveState==RECEIVING_STATE && dynamic_cast<EtherJam*>(msg)==NULL && endRxMsg->getArrivalTime()-simTime()<bitTime)
    {
        // With the above condition we filter out "false" collisions that may occur with
        // back-to-back frames. That is: when "beginning of frame" message (this one) occurs
        // BEFORE "end of previous frame" event (endRxMsg) -- same simulation time,
        // only wrong order.

        EV << "Back-to-back frames: completing reception of current frame, starting reception of next one\n";

        // complete reception of previous frame
        cancelEvent(endRxMsg);
        EtherFrame *frame = frameBeingReceived;
        frameBeingReceived = NULL;
        frameReceptionComplete(frame);

        // start receiving next frame
        frameBeingReceived = (EtherFrame *)msg;
        scheduleEndRxPeriod(msg);
    }
    else // (receiveState==RECEIVING_STATE || receiveState==RX_COLLISION_STATE)
    {
        // handle overlapping receptions
        if (dynamic_cast<EtherJam*>(msg) != NULL)
        {
            if (numConcurrentTransmissions<=0)
                error("numConcurrentTransmissions=%d on jam arrival (stray jam?)",numConcurrentTransmissions);

            numConcurrentTransmissions--;
            EV << "Jam signal received, this marks end of one transmission\n";

            // by the time jamming ends, all transmissions will have been aborted
            if (numConcurrentTransmissions==0)
            {
                EV << "Last jam signal received, collision will ends when jam ends\n";
                cancelEvent(endRxMsg);
                scheduleAt(endRxTime, endRxMsg);
            }
        }
        else // EtherFrame or EtherPauseFrame
        {
            numConcurrentTransmissions++;
            if (endRxMsg->getArrivalTime() < endRxTime)
            {
                // otherwise just wait until the end of the longest transmission
                EV << "Overlapping receptions -- setting collision state and extending collision period\n";
                cancelEvent(endRxMsg);
                scheduleAt(endRxTime, endRxMsg);
            }
            else
            {
                EV << "Overlapping receptions -- setting collision state\n";
            }
        }

        // delete collided frames: arrived frame as well as the one we're currently receiving
        delete msg;
        if (receiveState==RECEIVING_STATE)
        {
            delete frameBeingReceived;
            frameBeingReceived = NULL;

            numCollisions++;
            numCollisionsVector.record(numCollisions);
        }

        // go to collision state
        receiveState = RX_COLLISION_STATE;
    }
}

void EtherMAC::scheduleEndRxPeriod ( cPacket *  frame  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 569 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by processMsgFromNetwork().

{
    scheduleAt(simTime()+frame->getBitLength()*bitTime, endRxMsg);
    receiveState = RECEIVING_STATE;
}

void EtherMAC::sendJamSignal (  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 558 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by processMsgFromNetwork(), and startFrameTransmission().

{
    cPacket *jam = new EtherJam("JAM_SIGNAL");
    jam->setByteLength(JAM_SIGNAL_BYTES);
    if (ev.isGUI())  updateConnectionColor(JAMMING_STATE);
    send(jam, physOutGate);

    scheduleAt(simTime()+jamDuration, endJammingMsg);
    transmitState = JAMMING_STATE;
}

void EtherMAC::startAutoconfig (  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 108 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by initialize().

{
    autoconfigInProgress = true;
    lowestTxrateSuggested = 0;  // none suggested
    duplexVetoed = false;

    double initialTxrate = par("txrate");
    bool duplexEnabled = par("duplexEnabled");
    txrate = 0;
    duplexMode = duplexEnabled;
    if (!duplexEnabled || initialTxrate>0)
    {
        EV << "Autoconfig: advertising our settings: " << initialTxrate/1000000 << "Mb, "
           << (duplexMode ? "duplex" : "half-duplex") << endl;

        EtherAutoconfig *autoconf = new EtherAutoconfig("autoconf");
        if (!duplexEnabled)
            autoconf->setHalfDuplex(true);
        if (initialTxrate>0)
            autoconf->setTxrate(initialTxrate);
        send(autoconf, physOutGate);
    }
    scheduleAt(simTime()+AUTOCONFIG_PERIOD, new cMessage("EndAutoconfig",ENDAUTOCONFIG));
}

void EtherMAC::startFrameTransmission (  )  [protected, virtual]

Definition at line 412 of file EtherMAC.cc.

Referenced by handleEndIFGPeriod(), and handleEndTxPeriod().

{
    cPacket *origFrame = (cPacket *)txQueue.front();
    EV << "Transmitting a copy of frame " << origFrame << endl;
    cPacket *frame = origFrame->dup();

    // add preamble and SFD (Starting Frame Delimiter), then send out
    frame->addByteLength(PREAMBLE_BYTES+SFD_BYTES);
    if (ev.isGUI())  updateConnectionColor(TRANSMITTING_STATE);
    send(frame, physOutGate);

    // update burst variables
    if (frameBursting)
    {
        bytesSentInBurst = frame->getByteLength();
        framesSentInBurst++;
    }

    // check for collisions (there might be an ongoing reception which we don't know about, see below)
    if (!duplexMode && receiveState!=RX_IDLE_STATE)
    {
        // During the IFG period the hardware cannot listen to the channel,
        // so it might happen that receptions have begun during the IFG,
        // and even collisions might be in progress.
        //
        // But we don't know of any ongoing transmission so we blindly
        // start transmitting, immediately collide and send a jam signal.
        //
        sendJamSignal();
        // numConcurrentTransmissions stays the same: +1 transmission, -1 jam

        if (receiveState==RECEIVING_STATE)
        {
            delete frameBeingReceived;
            frameBeingReceived = NULL;

            numCollisions++;
            numCollisionsVector.record(numCollisions);
        }
        // go to collision state
        receiveState = RX_COLLISION_STATE;
    }
    else
    {
        // no collision
        scheduleEndTxPeriod(frame);

        // only count transmissions in totalSuccessfulRxTxTime if channel is half-duplex
        if (!duplexMode)
            channelBusySince = simTime();
    }
}

void EtherMAC::updateHasSubcribers (  )  [protected, virtual]

Implements EtherMACBase.

Definition at line 637 of file EtherMAC.cc.

{
    hasSubscribers = false;  // currently we don't fire any notifications
}


Member Data Documentation

int EtherMAC::backoffs [protected]

Definition at line 56 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by handleEndTxPeriod(), handleRetransmission(), initialize(), and printState().

bool EtherMAC::duplexVetoed [protected]

Definition at line 53 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by handleAutoconfigMessage(), and startAutoconfig().

cMessage * EtherMAC::endBackoffMsg [protected]

Definition at line 61 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by EtherMAC(), handleRetransmission(), initialize(), and ~EtherMAC().

cMessage * EtherMAC::endJammingMsg [protected]

Definition at line 61 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by EtherMAC(), initialize(), sendJamSignal(), and ~EtherMAC().

cMessage* EtherMAC::endRxMsg [protected]
double EtherMAC::lowestTxrateSuggested [protected]

Definition at line 52 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by handleAutoconfigMessage(), and startAutoconfig().

unsigned long EtherMAC::numBackoffs [protected]

Definition at line 68 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by finish(), handleRetransmission(), and initialize().

cOutVector EtherMAC::numBackoffsVector [protected]

Definition at line 70 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by handleRetransmission(), and initialize().

unsigned long EtherMAC::numCollisions [protected]

Definition at line 67 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by finish(), initialize(), processMsgFromNetwork(), and startFrameTransmission().

cOutVector EtherMAC::numCollisionsVector [protected]

Definition at line 69 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by initialize(), processMsgFromNetwork(), and startFrameTransmission().

simtime_t EtherMAC::totalCollisionTime [protected]

Definition at line 64 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by finish(), handleEndRxPeriod(), and initialize().

simtime_t EtherMAC::totalSuccessfulRxTxTime [protected]

Definition at line 65 of file EtherMAC.h.

Referenced by finish(), handleEndRxPeriod(), handleEndTxPeriod(), and initialize().


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