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BitRateSelection: Integration into JiST
First step: Quick and dirty hack into mac layer
Source code base: svn://brn-svn/brn/simulation/NetCodExOR (svn co ~)
Description | concerned file(s) | changed/added code |
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introducing new constants for: bandwidth | jist.swans.Constants | in class Constants:
public static final int BANDWIDTH_1MBit = (int) 1e6; // 1Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_2MBit = (int) 2e6; // 2Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_5_5MBit = (int) 5.5e6; // 5.5Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_6MBit = (int) 6e6; // 6Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_9MBit = (int) 9e6; // 9Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_11MBit = (int) 11e6; // 11Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_12MBit = (int) 12e6; // 12Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_18MBit = (int) 18e6; // 18Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_22MBit = (int) 22e6; // 22Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_24MBit = (int) 24e6; // 24Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_33MBit = (int) 33e6; // 33Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_36MBit = (int) 36e6; // 36Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_48MBit = (int) 48e6; // 48Mb/s public static final int BANDWIDTH_54MBit = (int) 54e6; // 54Mb/s |
Changed files:
- file:brn.swans.mac.MacMcExORMessage.java - class MacMcExORMessage
- added class member protected int bitrate;
- added accessor method public int getBitrate() { return bitrate; };
- changed method public boolean equals(Object o) {}
- added line if (bitrate != that.bitrate) return false;
- file:brn.swans.mac.MacMcExORMessage.java - class Ack
- added constructor Ack(..., int bitrate) to include bitrate
- changed method public boolean equals(Object o) {}
- added line if (bitrate != ack.bitrate) return false;
- file:brn.swans.mac.MacMcExORMessage.java - class Data
- added constructor Data(..., int bitrate) to include bitrate
- changed method public boolean equals(Object o) {}
- added line if (bitrate != data.bitrate) return false;
Future: BER
radio model has to be adapted to bit rates (dB values)