I am trying stop enqueue in 802.11, I find Mac::send will resume the queue (blocked = 0). I will put a condition before mac::sned to stop enqueue. you can check if your MAC do same - always get and send packets in the queue.
Quoting Jesse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi, All, > I have a problem with queue blocking. In my simulation, I need to > implement the XON/XOFF mechanism(IEEE 802.3x) in data link layer to stop th= > e > packet dequeueing at the switch. I tried to set blocked_ as true and > unblock_on_resume_ as false at the same time. However, it just block the > queue for a moment, then the queue starts to dequeue packets... > Also I tried to add a pause_ state for the queue, when at the pause_ > state, I simply disabled the deque() in the deque() function and return > NULL. It seems that there are packets enqueing. However, some never deque > even when the deque() is enabled... > Now, I have no idea about how to block the queue correctly. Have you > got the same experience? Any idears and comments are appreciated. > Thank you in advance. > > Jesse >
