Structure identifying a container queue. More...

Collaboration diagram for ns3::WifiContainerQueueId:

Public Member Functions
	WifiContainerQueueId (WifiContainerQueueType type, WifiRcvAddr addrType, std::optional< Mac48Address > addr1, std::optional< Mac48Address > addr2, std::optional< tid_t > tid)
	Constructor.
auto	operator<=> (const WifiContainerQueueId &rhs) const =default
	Three-way comparison operator.

Public Attributes
std::optional< Mac48Address >	addr1
	the receiver address for unicast and groupcast queues, or nullopt otherwise
std::optional< Mac48Address >	addr2
	the transmitter address for broadcast and groupcast queues, or nullopt otherwise
WifiRcvAddr	addrType
	the type of receiver address
std::optional< tid_t >	tid
	the TID for QoS data queues, or nullopt otherwise
WifiContainerQueueType	type
	the container queue type

Detailed Description

Structure identifying a container queue.

for container queue types holding unicast frames, the Receiver Address (RA) of the frames stored in the queue needs to be specified. For 11be MLDs, it is expected that:
- the RA of unicast management frames are link addresses (indicating the link on which they must be sent)
- the RA of unicast QoS data frames are MLD addresses (indicating that they can be sent on any link)
- if the RA of a unicast control frame is a link address, that control frame can only be sent on the corresponding link; if the RA is an MLD address, that control frame can be sent on any link
for container queue types holding broadcast frames, the Transmitter Address (TA) of the frames stored in the queue needs to be specified. For 11be MLDs, it is expected that:
- the TA of broadcast management frames are link addresses (indicating the link on which they must be sent)
- the TA of broadcast QoS data frames are MLD addresses (indicating that they can be sent on any link)
- if the TA of a broadcast control frame is a link address, that control frame can only be sent on the corresponding link; if the TA is an MLD address, that control frame can be sent on any link
for container queue types holding groupcast frames, both the RA and TA of the frames stored in the queue need to be specified. The RA is used to identify the group address, while the TA is used to identify the link on which the frames must be sent (and is always a link address).

The TID is only specified for container queue types holding QoS data frames.

Definition at line 89 of file wifi-mac-queue-container.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ns3::WifiContainerQueueId::WifiContainerQueueId	(	WifiContainerQueueType	type,
		WifiRcvAddr	addrType,
		std::optional< Mac48Address >	addr1,
		std::optional< Mac48Address >	addr2,
		std::optional< tid_t >	tid )

inline

Constructor.

Parameters

type	the container queue type
addrType	the type of receiver address (unicast, broadcast, or groupcast)
addr1	the RA for unicast and groupcast queues, or nullopt otherwise
addr2	the TA for broadcast and groupcast queues, or nullopt otherwise
tid	the TID for QoS data queues, or nullopt otherwise