On 3/13/07, Gerrit Renker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have put quite a lot of work into
* bringing CCID 3 up to spec
* implement loss detection according to RFC 3448/4342
* add loss intervals handling according to rfc3448bis
* many cool new features
* ample documentation, applications, and test modules for most features
Gerrit,
This sounds great. Well done!
3. MISSED? I am not sure if I have missed Sign-offs or Acked-byes. Ian (and
others) can you please
check that http://www.erg.abdn.ac.uk/users/gerrit/dccp/patch-backlog/
is correct? In particular, only the following two out of 25 are not
acked/signed-off:
*
http://www.erg.abdn.ac.uk/users/gerrit/dccp/patch-backlog/3e_CCID3_send_time_race_condition.diff
(but I believe you said you were ok with it, since the patch was changed
to update t_ipi when `s' changes)
Acked-by: Ian McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
*
http://www.erg.abdn.ac.uk/users/gerrit/dccp/patch-backlog/4a_debug_always_no_module.diff
I'm not so confident when it comes to the debugging code which is why
I didn't comment. One thing is I notice this code which looks like it
could be useful if ported to DCCP:
http://master.kernel.org/git/?p=linux/kernel/git/davem/net-2.6.22.git;a=commit;h=8e2101a9faab43dcf307d46784a1ede7997fe729
This allows turning debug code on/off by sysctl.
4. SUMMARY of patch sets 2 and 3:
* avoiding accumulation of sending credits
* faster & more efficient time-stamping (timestamps from NIC)
* honour initial (SYN handshake) RTT estimate
* implement rfc3448bis nofeedback timer handling
- ignore feedback after nofeedback timer expiry when p=0
- do not reduce X after nofeedback timer expiry
* implement larger initial windows as described in rfc3448bis
* resolve locking issues for SMP
- atomic context between sending packet & updating CCID
structures
- atomic context when updating t_nom
- protect transmitter data structures against asynchronous
changes
- keep garbage collection separate from access
* clean up and minimize socket data structures
* allow retrieving current Maximum Packet Size via socket option
* compilation fixes for 64-bit architectures
* function for distinguishing `data' and `non-data' (NDP) packet types
* routines to perform modulo-16 (window counter CCval) arithmetic
* simplify the kernel API (split functionality into modules)
* completely revised RX history structure
- circular list using only minimum of entries
- object-oriented programming interface (like abstract data
type)
- reusing the same structure for both RTT sampling and loss
detection
- generic service, available to other CCIDs
* loss detection
- cope with delayed, late, and re-ordered packets
- detect when a sequence hole is later filled
- take NDP information into account
- assign losses of the same RTT to the same loss event
- recycle history structures after loss detection (cope with
loss bursts)
* loss interval management
- also ring list since simplifies interface
- object-oriented programming interface (like abstract data
type)
- on-demand allocation: less memory consumption on loss-free
connections
- handing over from loss detection to loss interval history
completely automated
by module (reusable for future CCIDs)
Enjoy,
Gerrit
The new patches sound great but I find them hard to review all
combined. Arnaldo has asked for a git tree I see. Can that be
provided, or I prefer your directory structure of patches so I can
read though them? You implied that you had done this for new patches
but I can't actually find it.
Again - this looks like a great step forward.
Ian
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