bcast_packet.h

code that can compile NS-2.27 on Fedora Core 4

/*******************************************************************
 Copyright (C) 2004 Thomas Kunz, CRC Canada, BCAST for IPv4.
 DISTRIBUTED WITH NO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.
 See the GNU Library General Public License (file COPYING in the
 MANET_multicast directory) for conditions of use and redistribution.
*********************************************************************/

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*/

/* 
 * The original AODV code was modified to support efficient broadcasting
 * (BCAST) by Thomas Kunz.
 */


#ifndef __bcast_packet_h__
#define __bcast_packet_h__

// #define RELIABLE	// enables RELIABLE BCAST
// #define PIGGYBACK_HELLO	// allows us to piggyback HELLO onto data

#define NEIGHBOR_COUNT 50 // assume we have at most NEIGHBOR_COUNT neighbors

#include "bcast.h"

/* =====================================================================
   Packet Formats...
   ===================================================================== */
#define BCASTTYPE_HELLO  	0x01
#define BCASTTYPE_DATA		0x02
#define BCASTTYPE_NACK		0x03

/*
 * BCAST Routing Protocol Header Macros
 */
#define HDR_BCAST(p)	     ((struct hdr_bcast*)hdr_bcast::access(p))

/*
 * BCAST Header
 */
struct hdr_bcast {
        u_int8_t        type;
	packet_t	old_type;

        u_int8_t        reserved[2];
        u_int8_t        hop_count;           // Hop Count
        nsaddr_t        dst;                 // Destination IP Address
	u_int32_t	dst_seqno;	     // Destination Sequence Number
        nsaddr_t        src;                 // Source IP Address
	// When asking for retransmission, we ask for retransmission of a packet
	// identified by SRC and SEQNO
	u_int32_t	src_seqno;           // Source Sequence Number
        double	        lifetime;            // Lifetime
	int		no_of_neighbors;	 // how many neighbors
	nsaddr_t	neighbors[NEIGHBOR_COUNT];// one-hop neighborhood

	// Header access methods
	static int offset_; // required by PacketHeaderManager
	inline static int& offset() { return offset_; }
	inline static hdr_bcast* access(const Packet* p) {
	        return (hdr_bcast*) p->access(offset_);
	}
};

#define BCAST_HDR_LEN sizeof(hdr_bcast)

#endif /* __bcast_packet_h__ */