d by the tcp_reass branch.
Amongst a number of number of optimisations, this dynamic cap is now
implemented. Hopefully we'll find some spare cycles to test the branch
out soon.
James Healy
http://caia.swin.edu.au/
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efine TOF_SACK 0x0080 /* SACK hole data */
In our opinion, it might also be worth renaming SCF_SACK to SCF_SACKPERM
in tcp_syncache.c to semantically align it with the TOF defines in
tcp_var.h.
James Healy and Lawrence Stewart
http://caia.swin.edu.au
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>>I.e. where we keep past connection state and use that
>>as a reference for the initial cwnd. I asked Mark about
>>this in the past.. and he said that his paper was
>>mis-interpreted and this is incorrect behavior. If you
>>have no connections up to a peer you should not use any
>>past value for t
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> I.e. where we keep past connection state and use that
> as a reference for the initial cwnd. I asked Mark about
> this in the past.. and he said that his paper was
> mis-interpreted and this is incorrect behavior. If you
> have no connections up to a
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Whoops, we forgot to update the subject of our email. Our previous email
isn't a draft.
James
James Healy wrote:
> We've recently been doing some TCP congestion control research, and have
> written a small logging module for 6.2
ction is still being initialised:
tp->snd_cwnd = max(mss, min(metrics.rmx_cwnd / 2, so->so_snd.sb_hiwat));
James Healy & Lawrence Stewart
Centre for Advanced Internet Architectures
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