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Merge pull request #6041 from birarda/packet-corruption
fix for re-send timeout in SendQueue
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@ -91,6 +91,7 @@ SendQueue& Connection::getSendQueue() {
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// set defaults on the send queue from our congestion control object and estimatedTimeout()
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_sendQueue->setPacketSendPeriod(_congestionControl->_packetSendPeriod);
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_sendQueue->setSyncInterval(_synInterval);
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_sendQueue->setEstimatedTimeout(estimatedTimeout());
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_sendQueue->setFlowWindowSize(std::min(_flowWindowSize, (int) _congestionControl->_congestionWindowSize));
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}
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@ -439,7 +439,8 @@ bool SendQueue::isInactive(bool sentAPacket) {
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} else {
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// We think the client is still waiting for data (based on the sequence number gap)
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// Let's wait either for a response from the client or until the estimated timeout
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auto waitDuration = std::chrono::microseconds(_estimatedTimeout);
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// (plus the sync interval to allow the client to respond) has elapsed
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auto waitDuration = std::chrono::microseconds(_estimatedTimeout + _syncInterval);
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// use our condition_variable_any to wait
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auto cvStatus = _emptyCondition.wait_for(locker, waitDuration);
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@ -63,6 +63,7 @@ public:
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void setPacketSendPeriod(int newPeriod) { _packetSendPeriod = newPeriod; }
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void setEstimatedTimeout(int estimatedTimeout) { _estimatedTimeout = estimatedTimeout; }
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void setSyncInterval(int syncInterval) { _syncInterval = syncInterval; }
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public slots:
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void stop();
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@ -114,6 +115,7 @@ private:
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std::atomic<State> _state { State::NotStarted };
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std::atomic<int> _estimatedTimeout { 0 }; // Estimated timeout, set from CC
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std::atomic<int> _syncInterval { udt::DEFAULT_SYN_INTERVAL_USECS }; // Sync interval, set from CC
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std::atomic<int> _timeoutExpiryCount { 0 }; // The number of times the timeout has expired without response from client
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std::atomic<uint64_t> _lastReceiverResponse { 0 }; // Timestamp for the last time we got new data from the receiver (ACK/NAK)
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