Count duplicate packets as congestion indicator

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sfan5 2024-09-13 18:48:33 +02:00 committed by SmallJoker
parent 6bdd5c6773
commit b93cce11d8

@ -739,16 +739,16 @@ void Channel::UpdateTimers(float dtime)
if (packet_loss_counter > 1.0f) {
packet_loss_counter -= 1.0f;
unsigned int packet_loss = 11; /* use a neutral value for initialization */
unsigned int packets_successful = 0;
//unsigned int packet_too_late = 0;
unsigned int packet_loss;
unsigned int packets_successful;
unsigned int packet_too_late;
bool reasonable_amount_of_data_transmitted = false;
{
MutexAutoLock internal(m_internal_mutex);
packet_loss = current_packet_loss;
//packet_too_late = current_packet_too_late;
packet_too_late = current_packet_too_late;
packets_successful = current_packet_successful;
if (current_bytes_transfered > (unsigned int) (m_window_size*512/2)) {
@ -759,6 +759,11 @@ void Channel::UpdateTimers(float dtime)
current_packet_successful = 0;
}
// Packets too late means either packet duplication along the way
// or we were too fast in resending it (which should be self-regulating).
// Count this a signal of congestion, like packet loss.
packet_loss = std::min(packet_loss + packet_too_late, packets_successful);
/* dynamic window size */
float successful_to_lost_ratio = 0.0f;
bool done = false;