Add explicit packet set for interleaved streams

Interleaved mode used an implicitly added packet set in both base and Turbo
code. This has been chaned to use an explicit mode to keep things consistent.

Turbo code still has the implicit packet set related code - that needs to be
removed, once the explicit packet set code is validated and tested.
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Srivats P 2023-04-17 11:59:00 +05:30
parent 91a6efdeb7
commit a48a11fe02

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@ -435,7 +435,7 @@ int AbstractPort::updatePacketListInterleaved()
FrameValueAttrib packetListAttrib;
int numStreams = 0;
quint64 minGap = ULLONG_MAX;
quint64 duration = quint64(1e3);
quint64 duration = quint64(1e3); // 1000ns (1us)
QList<int> streamId;
QList<quint64> ibg1, ibg2;
QList<quint64> nb1, nb2;
@ -468,6 +468,9 @@ int AbstractPort::updatePacketListInterleaved()
// First sort the streams by ordinalValue
std::sort(streamList_.begin(), streamList_.end(), StreamBase::StreamLessThan);
// FIXME: we are calculating n[bp][12], i[bp]g[12] for a duration of 1sec;
// this was fine when the actual packet list duration was also 1sec. But
// in the current code (post Turbo changes), the latter can be different!
for (int i = 0; i < streamList_.size(); i++)
{
if (!streamList_[i]->isEnabled())
@ -613,12 +616,85 @@ int AbstractPort::updatePacketListInterleaved()
uchar* buf;
int len;
quint64 durSec = duration/ulong(1e9);
quint64 durNsec = duration % ulong(1e9);
const quint64 durSec = duration/ulong(1e9);
const quint64 durNsec = duration % ulong(1e9);
quint64 sec = 0;
quint64 nsec = 0;
quint64 lastPktTxSec = 0;
quint64 lastPktTxNsec = 0;
// Count total packets we are going to add, so that we can create
// an explicit packet set first
// TODO: Find less expensive way to do this counting
// FIXME: Turbo still thinks it has to create implicit packet set for
// interleaved mode - Turbo code should be changed once this is validated
qint64 totalPkts = 0;
do
{
for (int i = 0; i < numStreams; i++)
{
// If a packet is not scheduled yet, look at the next stream
if ((schedSec.at(i) > sec) || (schedNsec.at(i) > nsec))
continue;
for (uint j = 0; j < burstSize[i]; j++)
{
pktCount[i]++;
schedNsec[i] += (pktCount.at(i) < np1.at(i)) ?
ipg1.at(i) : ipg2.at(i);
while (schedNsec.at(i) >= 1e9)
{
schedSec[i]++;
schedNsec[i] -= long(1e9);
}
lastPktTxSec = sec;
lastPktTxNsec = nsec;
totalPkts++;
}
burstCount[i]++;
schedNsec[i] += (burstCount.at(i) < nb1.at(i)) ?
ibg1.at(i) : ibg2.at(i);
while (schedNsec.at(i) >= 1e9)
{
schedSec[i]++;
schedNsec[i] -= long(1e9);
}
}
nsec += minGap;
while (nsec >= 1e9)
{
sec++;
nsec -= long(1e9);
}
} while ((sec < durSec) || (nsec < durNsec));
// XXX: Ideally, for interleaved mode, we have a single packet set and
// the set's delay should be 0.
// However, Ttag and Turbo both use the set delay field to derive
// the set's avg pps (needed for their own functionality), so we set the
// avgDelay here instead of 0.
long avgDelay = (lastPktTxSec*long(1e9) + lastPktTxNsec
+ (durSec - lastPktTxSec)*long(1e9)
+ (durNsec - lastPktTxNsec))
/totalPkts;
loopNextPacketSet(totalPkts, 1, 0, avgDelay);
qDebug("Interleaved Packet Set of size %lld, repeat 1 and delay %ldns",
totalPkts, avgDelay);
// Reset working sched/counts before building the packet list
sec = nsec = 0;
lastPktTxSec = lastPktTxNsec = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < numStreams; i++)
{
schedSec[i] = 0;
schedNsec[i] = 0;
pktCount[i] = 0;
burstCount[i] = 0;
}
// Now build the packet list
do
{
for (int i = 0; i < numStreams; i++)