00001 // 00002 // config.hh : Common defines + other config parameters 00003 // authors : Chalermek Intanagonwiwat and Fabio Silva 00004 // 00005 // Copyright (C) 2000-2003 by the University of Southern California 00006 // $Id: config.hh,v 1.8 2005/09/13 04:53:49 tomh Exp $ 00007 // 00008 // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or 00009 // modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License, 00010 // version 2, as published by the Free Software Foundation. 00011 // 00012 // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 00013 // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 00014 // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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You may copy and 00031 // distribute such a system following the terms of the GNU GPL for this 00032 // file and the licenses of the other code concerned, provided that you 00033 // include the source code of that other code when and as the GNU GPL 00034 // requires distribution of source code. 00035 // 00036 // Note that people who make modified versions of this file are not 00037 // obligated to grant this special exception for their modified versions; 00038 // it is their choice whether to do so. The GNU General Public License 00039 // gives permission to release a modified version without this exception; 00040 // this exception also makes it possible to release a modified version 00041 // which carries forward this exception. 00042 // 00043 00044 #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H 00045 #include "config.h" 00046 #endif // HAVE_CONFIG_H 00047 00048 // Software information 00049 #define PROGRAM "Diffusion 3.2.0" 00050 #define RELEASE "Gear + Push Release" 00051 #define DEFAULT_CONFIG_FILE "config.txt" 00052 00053 // Configurable parameters start here 00054 00055 // Change the following parameters to set how often interest messages 00056 // are sent. 00057 // To calculate the lambda, you should divide 1 by the 00058 // number of milliseconds you want to have (on average) between 00059 // interest messages. For example, 1 / 30000 (30 seconds) results in a 00060 // lambda of 0.0000333333333. 00061 #define INTEREST_LAMBDA 0.00003333333333333333 // 30 seconds bw interests 00062 #define INTEREST_DELAY 30000 // (msec) bw sends 00063 #define ROUND_EXPIRATION 50000 // (msec) 00064 00065 // This parameter specifies how often an exploratory message is allowed 00066 // to go to the network. It's used to establish a reinforced path as well 00067 // as discover new paths. 00068 #define EXPLORATORY_DATA_DELAY 60 // seconds between sends 00069 #define PUSH_EXPLORATORY_DELAY 60 // seconds between sends 00070 00071 // This parameter specifies how much time to wait before sending 00072 // a positive reinforcement message in response to an exploratory 00073 // data message. 00074 #define POS_REINFORCEMENT_SEND_DELAY 600 // (msec) bw receive and send 00075 #define POS_REINFORCEMENT_JITTER 200 // (msec) jitter 00076 00077 #ifdef WIRED 00078 // These settings are for high-bandwidth point-to-point 00079 // communication. In this case, we assume 10Mbit/s, a 1000-byte packet 00080 // is sent in .8 msec. 00081 00082 // Use multiple sends when forwarding data 00083 #undef USE_BROADCAST_TO_MULTIPLE_RECIPIENTS 00084 00085 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00086 // receiving an interest message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00087 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_DELAY 100 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00088 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_JITTER 50 // (msec) jitter 00089 00090 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00091 // receiving an exploratory data message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00092 #define DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 50 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00093 #define DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 25 // (msec) jitter 00094 00095 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 50 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00096 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 25 // (msec) jitter 00097 #endif // WIRED 00098 00099 #ifdef USE_WINSNG2 00100 // These settings are for the sensoria radios (20 kbits/s). Sending a 00101 // 500-byte message takes 200 msec. Radios are TDMA for unicast and 00102 // broadcast, therefore there should be no contention. 00103 00104 // Use multiple sends when forwarding data 00105 #undef USE_BROADCAST_TO_MULTIPLE_RECIPIENTS 00106 00107 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00108 // receiving an interest message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00109 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_DELAY 1000 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00110 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_JITTER 750 // (msec) jitter 00111 00112 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00113 // receiving an exploratory data message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00114 #define DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 150 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00115 #define DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 100 // (msec) jitter 00116 00117 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 150 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00118 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 100 // (msec) jitter 00119 #endif // USE_WINSNG2 00120 00121 #ifdef USE_MOTE_NIC 00122 // These settings are for the mote nic radios (10 kbits/s) and use 00123 // S-MAC at 10% duty cycle. Sending a 500-byte packet takes about 400 00124 // msec. 00125 00126 // Use single send when forwarding data 00127 #define USE_BROADCAST_TO_MULTIPLE_RECIPIENTS 00128 00129 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00130 // receiving an interest message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00131 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_DELAY 1200 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00132 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_JITTER 600 // (msec) jitter 00133 00134 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00135 // receiving an exploratory data message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00136 #define DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 800 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00137 #define DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 400 // (msec) jitter 00138 00139 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 800 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00140 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 400 // (msec) jitter 00141 #endif // USE_MOTE_NIC 00142 00143 #ifdef USE_RPC 00144 // These settings are for the Radiometrix RPC radios (13 kbits/s) with 00145 // no CSMA, therefore we need to be more conservative. Sending a 00146 // 500-byte packet takes about 400 msec. 00147 00148 // Use single send when forwarding data 00149 #define USE_BROADCAST_TO_MULTIPLE_RECIPIENTS 00150 00151 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00152 // receiving an interest message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00153 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_DELAY 2000 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00154 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_JITTER 1500 // (msec) jitter 00155 00156 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00157 // receiving an exploratory data message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00158 #define DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 1200 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00159 #define DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 600 // (msec) jitter 00160 00161 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 1200 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00162 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 600 // (msec) jitter 00163 #endif // USE_RPC 00164 00165 #ifdef USE_SMAC 00166 // These settings are for the mote nic radios (10 kbits/s) and use 00167 // S-MAC at 10% duty cycle. Sending a 500-byte packet takes about 400 00168 // msec. 00169 00170 // Use single send when forwarding data 00171 #define USE_BROADCAST_TO_MULTIPLE_RECIPIENTS 00172 00173 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00174 // receiving an interest message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00175 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_DELAY 1200 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00176 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_JITTER 600 // (msec) jitter 00177 00178 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00179 // receiving an exploratory data message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00180 #define DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 800 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00181 #define DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 400 // (msec) jitter 00182 00183 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 800 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00184 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 400 // (msec) jitter 00185 #endif // USE_SMAC 00186 00187 #ifdef USE_EMSTAR 00188 // These settings are for the mote nic radios (10 kbits/s) and use 00189 // EMSTAR. This is a generic (conservative) setting for all 00190 // emstar-class devices. This should be updated in the near future to 00191 // allow device-specific configuration. 00192 00193 // Use single send when forwarding data 00194 #define USE_BROADCAST_TO_MULTIPLE_RECIPIENTS 00195 00196 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00197 // receiving an interest message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00198 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_DELAY 1200 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00199 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_JITTER 600 // (msec) jitter 00200 00201 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00202 // receiving an exploratory data message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00203 #define DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 800 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00204 #define DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 400 // (msec) jitter 00205 00206 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 800 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00207 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 400 // (msec) jitter 00208 #endif // USE_EMSTAR 00209 00210 #ifdef NS_DIFFUSION 00211 // These settings are for high-bandwidth point-to-point 00212 // communication. In this case, we assume 10Mbit/s, a 1000-byte packet 00213 // is sent in .8 msec. 00214 00215 // Use multiple sends when forwarding data 00216 #undef USE_BROADCAST_TO_MULTIPLE_RECIPIENTS 00217 00218 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00219 // receiving an interest message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00220 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_DELAY 100 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00221 #define INTEREST_FORWARD_JITTER 50 // (msec) jitter 00222 00223 // Change the following parameters to set how long to wait between 00224 // receiving an exploratory data message from a neighbor and forwarding it. 00225 #define DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 50 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00226 #define DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 25 // (msec) jitter 00227 00228 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_DELAY 50 // (msec) bw receive and forward 00229 #define PUSH_DATA_FORWARD_JITTER 25 // (msec) jitter 00230 #endif // NS_DIFFUSION 00231 00232 #ifndef INTEREST_FORWARD_DELAY 00233 #error "No Radio Parameters Selected in ./configure !" 00234 #endif // !INTEREST_FORWARD_DELAY 00235 00236 // The following timeouts are used for determining when gradients, 00237 // subscriptions, filters and neighbors should expire. These are 00238 // mostly a function of other parameters and should not be changed. 00239 #define SUBSCRIPTION_TIMEOUT (INTEREST_DELAY/1000 * 4) // sec 00240 #define GRADIENT_TIMEOUT (INTEREST_DELAY/1000 * 5) // sec 00241 #define FILTER_TIMEOUT (FILTER_KEEPALIVE_DELAY/1000 * 2) // sec 00242 #define NEIGHBORS_TIMEOUT (INTEREST_DELAY/1000 * 4) // sec 00243 00244 // The following parameters are not dependent of radio properties 00245 // and just specify how often diffusion/other modules check for events. 00246 #define GRADIENT_DELAY 10000 // (msec) bw checks 00247 #define REINFORCEMENT_DELAY 10000 // (msec) bw checks 00248 #define SUBSCRIPTION_DELAY 10000 // (msec) bw checks 00249 #define NEIGHBORS_DELAY 10000 // (msec) bw checks 00250 #define FILTER_DELAY 60000 // (msec) bw checks 00251 #define FILTER_KEEPALIVE_DELAY 20000 // (msec) bw sends 00252 00253 // Number of packets to keep in the hash table 00254 #define HASH_TABLE_MAX_SIZE 1000 00255 #define HASH_TABLE_REMOVE_AT_ONCE 20 00256 #define HASH_TABLE_DATA_MAX_SIZE 100 00257 #define HASH_TABLE_DATA_REMOVE_AT_ONCE 10
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