fq.tcl

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#
# This file contains a preliminary cut at fair-queueing for ns
# as well as a number of stubs for Homework 3 in CS268.
#
# $Header: /home/mole/u0/bkarp/cvsroot/ns-2.1b6/tcl/ex/fq.tcl,v 1.1.1.1 1999/07/29 03:27:30 bkarp Exp $
#

set ns [new Simulator]

# override built-in link allocator
$ns proc simplex-link { n1 n2 bw delay type } {

	$self instvar link_ queueMap_ nullAgent_
	$self instvar traceAllFile_
	set sid [$n1 id]
	set did [$n2 id]
	if [info exists queueMap_($type)] {
		set type $queueMap_($type)
	}
	if { $type == "FQ" } {
		set link_($sid:$did) [new FQLink $n1 $n2 $bw $delay $nullAgent_]
	} else {
		set q [new Queue/$type]
		$q drop-target $nullAgent_
		set link_($sid:$did) [new SimpleLink $n1 $n2 $bw $delay $q]
	}

	$n1 add-neighbor $n2

	#XXX yuck
	if { $type == "RED" } {
	 	set bw [[$link_($sid:$did) set link_] set bandwidth_]
		$q set ptc_ [expr $bw / (8. * [$q set mean_pktsize_])]
	}
        if [info exists traceAllFile_] {
                $self trace-queue $n1 $n2 $traceAllFile_
        }

	set trace [$self get-ns-traceall]
	if {$trace != ""} {
		$self trace-queue $n1 $n2 $trace
	}
	set trace [$self get-nam-traceall]
	if {$trace != ""} {
		$self namtrace-queue $n1 $n2 $trace
	}
}

Class Classifier/Hash/Fid/FQ -superclass Classifier/Hash/Fid

Classifier/Hash/Fid/FQ instproc unknown-flow { src dst fid buck } {
	$self instvar fq_
	$fq_ new-flow $src $dst $fid
}

Class FQLink -superclass Link

FQLink instproc init { src dst bw delay nullAgent } {
	$self next $src $dst
	$self instvar link_ queue_ head_ toNode_ ttl_ classifier_ \
		nactive_ drpT_
	$self instvar drophead_		;# idea stolen from CBQ and Kevin

	set drpT_ $nullAgent
	set nactive_ 0
	set queue_ [new Queue/FQ]
	set link_ [new DelayLink]
	$link_ set bandwidth_ $bw
	$link_ set delay_ $delay

	set classifier_ [new Classifier/Hash/Fid/FQ 33]
	$classifier_ set fq_ $self

	$queue_ target $link_
	$queue_ drop-target $nullAgent
	$link_ target [$toNode_ entry]

	set head_ $classifier_

	set drophead_ [new Connector]
	$drophead_ target [[Simulator instance] set nullAgent_]

	# XXX
	# put the ttl checker after the delay
	# so we don't have to worry about accounting
	# for ttl-drops within the trace and/or monitor
	# fabric
	#
	set ttl_ [new TTLChecker]
	$ttl_ target [$link_ target]
	$link_ target $ttl_

	$queue_ set secsPerByte_ [expr 8.0 / [$link_ set bandwidth_]]
}

Queue set limit_ 10

FQLink set queueManagement_ RED
FQLink set queueManagement_ DropTail

FQLink instproc new-flow { src dst fid } {
	$self instvar classifier_ nactive_ queue_ link_ drpT_
	incr nactive_

	set type [$class set queueManagement_]
	set q [new Queue/$type]

	#XXX yuck
	if { $type == "RED" } {
	 	set bw [$link_ set bandwidth_]
		$q set ptc_ [expr $bw / (8. * [$q set mean_pktsize_])]
	}
	$q drop-target $drpT_

	set slot [$classifier_ installNext $q]
	$classifier_ set-hash auto $src $dst $fid $slot
	$q target $queue_
	$queue_ install $fid $q
}

#XXX ask Kannan why this isn't in otcl base class.
FQLink instproc up? { } {
	return up
}

#
# should be called after SimpleLink::trace
#
FQLink instproc nam-trace { ns f } {
	$self instvar enqT_ deqT_ drpT_ rcvT_ dynT_

	if [info exists enqT_] {
		$enqT_ namattach $f
		if [info exists deqT_] {
			$deqT_ namattach $f
		}
		if [info exists drpT_] {
			$drpT_ namattach $f
		}
		if [info exists rcvT_] {
			$rcvT_ namattach $f
		}
		if [info exists dynT_] {
			foreach tr $dynT_ {
				$tr namattach $f
			}
		}
	} else {
		#XXX 
		# we use enqT_ as a flag of whether tracing has been
		# initialized
		$self trace $ns $f "nam"
	}
}

#
# Support for link tracing
# XXX only SimpleLink (and its children) can dump nam config, because Link
# doesn't have bandwidth and delay.
#
FQLink instproc dump-namconfig {} {
	# make a duplex link in nam
	$self instvar link_ attr_ fromNode_ toNode_

	if ![info exists attr_(COLOR)] {
		set attr_(COLOR) "black"
	}
	if ![info exists attr_(ORIENTATION)] {
		set attr_(ORIENTATION) ""
	}

	set ns [Simulator instance]
	set bw [$link_ set bandwidth_]
	set delay [$link_ set delay_]

	$ns puts-nam-config \
		"l -t * -s [$fromNode_ id] -d [$toNode_ id] -S UP -r $bw -D $delay -o $attr_(ORIENTATION)"
}

FQLink instproc dump-nam-queueconfig {} {
	$self instvar attr_ fromNode_ toNode_

	set ns [Simulator instance]
	if [info exists attr_(QUEUE_POS)] {
		$ns puts-nam-config "q -t * -s [$fromNode_ id] -d [$toNode_ id] -a $attr_(QUEUE_POS)"
	} else {
		set attr_(QUEUE_POS) ""
	}
}

#
# Build trace objects for this link and
# update the object linkage
#
# create nam trace files if op == "nam"
#
FQLink instproc trace { ns f {op ""} } {
	$self instvar enqT_ deqT_ drpT_ queue_ link_ head_ fromNode_ toNode_
	$self instvar rcvT_ ttl_
	$self instvar drophead_		;# idea stolen from CBQ and Kevin

	set enqT_ [$ns create-trace Enque $f $fromNode_ $toNode_ $op]
	set deqT_ [$ns create-trace Deque $f $fromNode_ $toNode_ $op]
	set drpT_ [$ns create-trace Drop $f $fromNode_ $toNode_ $op]
	set rcvT_ [$ns create-trace Recv $f $fromNode_ $toNode_ $op]

	$self instvar drpT_ drophead_
	set nxt [$drophead_ target]
	$drophead_ target $drpT_
	$drpT_ target $nxt

	$queue_ drop-target $drophead_

#	$drpT_ target [$queue_ drop-target]
#	$queue_ drop-target $drpT_

	$deqT_ target [$queue_ target]
	$queue_ target $deqT_

	#$enqT_ target $head_
	#set head_ $enqT_       -> replaced by the following
        if { [$head_ info class] == "networkinterface" } {
	    $enqT_ target [$head_ target]
	    $head_ target $enqT_
	    # puts "head is i/f"
        } else {
	    $enqT_ target $head_
	    set head_ $enqT_
	    # puts "head is not i/f"
	}

	# put recv trace after ttl checking, so that only actually 
	# received packets are recorded
	$rcvT_ target [$ttl_ target]
	$ttl_ target $rcvT_

	$self instvar dynamics_
	if [info exists dynamics_] {
		$self trace-dynamics $ns $f $op
	}
}

#
# Insert objects that allow us to monitor the queue size
# of this link.  Return the name of the object that
# can be queried to determine the average queue size.
#
FQLink instproc init-monitor ns {
	puts stderr "FQLink::init-monitor not implemented"
}

#Queue/RED set thresh_ 3
#Queue/RED set maxthresh_ 8

proc build_topology { ns which } {
        $ns color 1 red
        $ns color 2 white

	foreach i "0 1 2 3" {
		global n$i
		set tmp [$ns node]
		set n$i $tmp
	}
	$ns duplex-link $n0 $n2 5Mb 2ms DropTail
	$ns duplex-link $n1 $n2 5Mb 10ms DropTail
	$ns duplex-link-op $n0 $n2 orient right-down
	$ns duplex-link-op $n1 $n2 orient right-up

	if { $which == "FIFO" } {
		$ns duplex-link $n2 $n3 1.5Mb 10ms DropTail
	} elseif { $which == "RED" } {
		$ns duplex-link $n2 $n3 1.5Mb 10ms RED
	} else {
		$ns duplex-link $n2 $n3 1.5Mb 10ms FQ
	}
	$ns duplex-link-op $n2 $n3 orient right
	$ns duplex-link-op $n2 $n3 queuePos 0.5
}

proc build_tcp { from to startTime } {
	global ns
	set tcp [new Agent/TCP]
	set sink [new Agent/TCPSink]
	$ns attach-agent $from $tcp
	$ns attach-agent $to $sink
	$ns connect $tcp $sink
	set ftp [new Application/FTP]
	$ftp attach-agent $tcp
	$ns at $startTime "$ftp start"
	return $tcp
}

proc finish file {

	set f [open temp.rands w]
	puts $f "TitleText: $file"
	puts $f "Device: Postscript"
	
	exec rm -f temp.p temp.d 
	exec touch temp.d temp.p
	#
	# split queue/drop events into two separate files.
	# we don't bother checking for the link we're interested in
	# since we know only such events are in our trace file
	#
	exec awk {
		{
			if (($1 == "+" || $1 == "-" ) && \
			    ($5 == "tcp"))\
					print $2, $8 + ($11 % 90) * 0.01
		}
	} out.tr > temp.p
	exec awk {
		{
			if ($1 == "d")
				print $2, $8 + ($11 % 90) * 0.01
		}
	} out.tr > temp.d

	puts $f \"packets
	flush $f
	exec cat temp.p >@ $f
	flush $f
	# insert dummy data sets so we get X's for marks in data-set 4
	puts $f [format "\n\"skip-1\n0 1\n\n\"skip-2\n0 1\n\n"]

	puts $f \"drops
	flush $f
	#
	# Repeat the first line twice in the drops file because
	# often we have only one drop and xgraph won't print marks
	# for data sets with only one point.
	#
	exec head -1 temp.d >@ $f
	exec cat temp.d >@ $f
	close $f
	exec xgraph -bb -tk -nl -m -x time -y packet temp.rands &

	# dump the highest seqno sent of each tcp agent
	# this gives an idea of throughput
	set k 1
	while 1 {
		global tcp$k
		if [info exists tcp$k] {
			set tcp [set tcp$k]
			puts "tcp$k seqno [$tcp set t_seqno_]"
		} else {
			break
		}
		incr k
	}
	exit 0
}

set f [open out.tr w]
$ns trace-all $f
set nf [open out.nam w]
$ns namtrace-all $nf

build_topology $ns FQ

set tcp1 [build_tcp $n0 $n3 0.1]
$tcp1 set class_ 1
set tcp2 [build_tcp $n1 $n3 0.1]
$tcp2 set class_ 2

$ns at 40.0 "finish Output"
#$ns at 8.0 "xfinish"

proc xfinish {} {
	global ns f nf
	$ns flush-trace
	close $f
	close $nf

	puts "running nam..."
	exec nam out.nam &
	exit 0
}

$ns run