Message for Transport-to-Transport Flow control. More...

Collaboration diagram for TransportFlowControlMessage:

Data Fields
struct GNUNET_MessageHeader	header
	Type is GNUNET_MESSAGE_TYPE_TRANSPORT_FLOW_CONTROL. More...

uint32_t	seq
	Sequence number of the flow control message. More...

uint64_t	inbound_window_size
	Flow control window size in bytes, in NBO. More...

uint64_t	outbound_sent
	How many bytes has the sender sent that count for flow control at this time. More...

uint64_t	outbound_window_size
	Latest flow control window size we learned from the other peer, in bytes, in NBO. More...

struct GNUNET_TIME_AbsoluteNBO	sender_time
	Timestamp of the sender. More...

struct GNUNET_TIME_RelativeNBO	rtt
	Average RTT for the DistanceVector of the VirtualLink we tell the target. More...

unsigned int	sync_ready
	We tell the target, if we are ready to start the burst. More...

unsigned int	number_of_addresses
	Number of TransportGlobalNattedAddress following the struct. More...

size_t	size_of_addresses
	Size of all the addresses attached to all TransportGlobalNattedAddress. More...

Detailed Description

Message for Transport-to-Transport Flow control.

Specifies the size of the flow control window, including how much we believe to have consumed (at transmission time), how much we believe to be allowed (at transmission time), and how much the other peer is allowed to send to us, and how much data we already received from the other peer.

Definition at line 944 of file gnunet-service-transport.c.

Field Documentation

◆ header

struct GNUNET_MessageHeader TransportFlowControlMessage::header

Type is GNUNET_MESSAGE_TYPE_TRANSPORT_FLOW_CONTROL.

Definition at line 949 of file gnunet-service-transport.c.

Referenced by check_flow_control(), and consider_sending_fc().

◆ seq

uint32_t TransportFlowControlMessage::seq

Sequence number of the flow control message.

Incremented by one for each message. Starts at zero when a virtual link goes up. Used to detect one-sided connection drops. On wrap-around, the flow control counters will be reset as if the connection had dropped.

Definition at line 958 of file gnunet-service-transport.c.

Referenced by consider_sending_fc(), and handle_flow_control().

◆ inbound_window_size

uint64_t TransportFlowControlMessage::inbound_window_size

Flow control window size in bytes, in NBO.

The receiver can send this many bytes at most.

Definition at line 964 of file gnunet-service-transport.c.

Referenced by consider_sending_fc(), and handle_flow_control().

◆ outbound_sent

uint64_t TransportFlowControlMessage::outbound_sent

How many bytes has the sender sent that count for flow control at this time.

Used to allow the receiver to estimate the packet loss rate.

Definition at line 971 of file gnunet-service-transport.c.

Referenced by consider_sending_fc(), and handle_flow_control().

◆ outbound_window_size

uint64_t TransportFlowControlMessage::outbound_window_size

Latest flow control window size we learned from the other peer, in bytes, in NBO.

We are limited to sending at most this many bytes to the other peer. May help the other peer detect when flow control messages were lost and should thus be retransmitted. In particular, if the delta to outbound_sent is too small, this signals that we are stalled.

Definition at line 981 of file gnunet-service-transport.c.

Referenced by consider_sending_fc(), and handle_flow_control().

◆ sender_time

struct GNUNET_TIME_AbsoluteNBO TransportFlowControlMessage::sender_time

Timestamp of the sender.

Must be monotonically increasing! Used to enable receiver to ignore out-of-order packets in combination with the seq. Note that seq will go down (back to zero) whenever either side believes the connection was dropped, allowing the peers to detect that they need to reset the counters for the number of bytes sent!

Definition at line 991 of file gnunet-service-transport.c.

Referenced by consider_sending_fc(), and handle_flow_control().