--- a/src/devices/wifi/qsta-wifi-mac.cc Wed Feb 03 20:34:49 2010 +0100
+++ b/src/devices/wifi/qsta-wifi-mac.cc Wed Feb 03 20:34:50 2010 +0100
@@ -674,6 +674,39 @@
}
}
}
+ else if (hdr->IsAction ())
+ {
+ WifiActionHeader actionHdr;
+ packet->RemoveHeader (actionHdr);
+ if (actionHdr.GetCategory () == WifiActionHeader::BLOCK_ACK &&
+ actionHdr.GetAction().blockAck == WifiActionHeader::BLOCK_ACK_ADDBA_REQUEST)
+ {
+ MgtAddBaRequestHeader reqHdr;
+ packet->RemoveHeader (reqHdr);
+ SendAddBaResponse (&reqHdr, hdr->GetAddr2 ());
+ }
+ else if (actionHdr.GetCategory () == WifiActionHeader::BLOCK_ACK &&
+ actionHdr.GetAction().blockAck == WifiActionHeader::BLOCK_ACK_ADDBA_RESPONSE)
+ {
+ MgtAddBaResponseHeader respHdr;
+ packet->RemoveHeader (respHdr);
+ m_queues[QosUtilsMapTidToAc (respHdr.GetTid ())]->GotAddBaResponse (&respHdr, hdr->GetAddr2 ());
+ }
+ else if (actionHdr.GetCategory () == WifiActionHeader::BLOCK_ACK &&
+ actionHdr.GetAction().blockAck == WifiActionHeader::BLOCK_ACK_DELBA)
+ {
+ MgtDelBaHeader delBaHdr;
+ packet->RemoveHeader (delBaHdr);
+ if (delBaHdr.IsByOriginator ())
+ {
+ /* Block ack agreement tear down */
+ }
+ else
+ {
+ /* We must notify correct queue tear down of agreement */
+ }
+ }
+ }
}
SupportedRates
@@ -775,5 +808,59 @@
}
}
+void
+QstaWifiMac::SendAddBaResponse (const MgtAddBaRequestHeader *reqHdr, Mac48Address originator)
+{
+ NS_LOG_FUNCTION (this);
+ WifiMacHeader hdr;
+ hdr.SetAction ();
+ hdr.SetAddr1 (originator);
+ hdr.SetAddr2 (m_low->GetAddress ());
+ hdr.SetAddr3 (m_low->GetAddress ());
+ hdr.SetDsNotFrom ();
+ hdr.SetDsNotTo ();
+
+ MgtAddBaResponseHeader respHdr;
+ StatusCode code;
+ code.SetSuccess ();
+ respHdr.SetStatusCode (code);
+ //Here a control about queues type?
+ respHdr.SetAmsduSupport (reqHdr->IsAmsduSupported ());
+
+ if (reqHdr->IsImmediateBlockAck ())
+ {
+ respHdr.SetImmediateBlockAck ();
+ }
+ else
+ {
+ respHdr.SetDelayedBlockAck ();
+ }
+ respHdr.SetTid (reqHdr->GetTid ());
+ /* For now there's not no control about limit of reception.
+ We assume that receiver has no limit on reception.
+ However we assume that a receiver sets a bufferSize in order to satisfy
+ next equation:
+ (bufferSize + 1) % 16 = 0
+ So if a recipient is able to buffer a packet, it should be also able to buffer
+ all possible packet's fragments.
+ See section 7.3.1.14 in IEEE802.11e for more details. */
+ respHdr.SetBufferSize (1023);
+ respHdr.SetTimeout (reqHdr->GetTimeout ());
+
+ WifiActionHeader actionHdr;
+ WifiActionHeader::ActionValue action;
+ action.blockAck = WifiActionHeader::BLOCK_ACK_ADDBA_RESPONSE;
+ actionHdr.SetAction (WifiActionHeader::BLOCK_ACK, action);
+
+ Ptr<Packet> packet = Create<Packet> ();
+ packet->AddHeader (respHdr);
+ packet->AddHeader (actionHdr);
+
+ /* ns3::MacLow have to buffer all correctly received packet for this block ack session */
+ //m_low->CreateIngoingAgreement (&respHdr, originator, reqHdr->GetStartingSequence ());
+
+ //Better a management queue?
+ m_queues[QosUtilsMapTidToAc (reqHdr->GetTid ())]->PushFront (packet, hdr);
+}
} //namespace ns3