Hello everyone
I've been messing with some sourcecodes in NS2 RTP/RTCP.
I want to take control of the packet's destination, but I don't see anything
useful in the sendpkt() procedure to alter. This is the code:
void RTPAgent::sendpkt()
{
Packet* p = allocpkt();
lastpkttime_ = Scheduler::instance().clock();
timestamp_ = lastpkttime_;
makepkt(p);
target_->recv(p, (Handler*)0);
}
/** creates the RTP packet and fills in the packet header fields */
void RTPAgent::makepkt(Packet* p)
{
hdr_rtp *rh = hdr_rtp::access(p);
/* Fill in srcid_ and seqno */
rh->seqno() = seqno_++;
rh->srcid() = session_ ? session_->srcid() : 0;
rh->timestamp()= timestamp_;
}
In the code I don't see any commands regarding adjusting the receiver(s).
The most obvious line which is target_->recv(p, (Handler*)0); also does not
transfer/contain any information regarding the receiving nodes.
So would please clarify me on where exactly should I aim for altering?
Thanks alot!
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