MacModule802_11 Class Reference

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Public Member Functions
	MacModule802_11 ()
virtual	~MacModule802_11 ()
virtual void	recv (Packet *, Handler *callback)
virtual void	recv (Packet *p)
virtual int	command (int argc, const char *const *argv)
Protected Attributes
Mac *	mac_
Queue *	queue_
LL *	ll_
MacInterface *	macif_
LogInterface *	logif_
LLInterface *	llif_
Friends
class	MacInterface
class	LogInterface
class	LLInterface

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Detailed Description

Definition at line 78 of file 802.11-module.h.

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Member Function Documentation

void MacModule802_11::recv	(	Packet *	p,
		Handler *	callback
	)			[virtual]

Call the recv method with only the Packet parameter in order to hide the callback (not used in this implementation) and mantain compatibility with the old ns2 code

Parameters:

	p	pointer to the packet will be received
	callback	pointer to a Handler class

See also:

SAP, ChSAP

Reimplemented from Module.

Definition at line 297 of file 802.11-module.cc.

References DOWN, Module::sendDown(), and Module::sendUp().

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void MacModule802_11::recv

(

Packet *

p

)

[virtual]

Abstract method which has to be filled with the ad-hoc operations that the module has to do to the packet received

Parameters:

p

pointer to the packet will be received

See also:

SAP, ChSAP

Implements Module.

Definition at line 270 of file 802.11-module.cc.

References DOWN, ll_, and mac_.

int MacModule802_11::command	(	int	argc,
		const char *const *	argv
	)			[virtual]

TCL command interpreter. It implements the following OTcl methods:

• addupsap <SAP instance>: add a new SAP instance to the upLayerSAP_ pointers array
• adddownsap <SAP instance>: add a new SAP instance to the downLayerSAP_ pointers array

Moreover it inherits all the OTcl method of PlugIn

Parameters:

	argc	number of arguments in argv
	argv	array of strings which are the comand parameters (Note that argv[0] is the name of the object)

Returns:

TCL_OK or TCL_ERROR whether the command has been dispatched succesfully or no

See also:

PlugIn

Reimplemented from Module.

Definition at line 167 of file 802.11-module.cc.

References Module::command(), ll_, llif_, logif_, mac_, macif_, queue_, LLInterface::setModule(), LogInterface::setModule(), and MacInterface::setModule().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• mac802_11/802.11-module.h
• mac802_11/802.11-module.cc

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