Network Device

Collaboration diagram for Network Device:

Classes
class	ns3::LoopbackNetDevice
	Virtual network interface that loops back any data sent to it to be immediately received on the same interface. More...
class	ns3::NetDevice
	Network layer to device interface. More...
class	ns3::SimpleNetDevice
	This device assumes 48-bit mac addressing; there is also the possibility to add an ErrorModel if you want to force losses on the device. More...

Enumerations
enum	ns3::NetDevice::PacketType {   ns3::NetDevice::PACKET_HOST = 1, ns3::NetDevice::NS3_PACKET_HOST = PACKET_HOST, ns3::NetDevice::PACKET_BROADCAST, ns3::NetDevice::NS3_PACKET_BROADCAST = PACKET_BROADCAST,   ns3::NetDevice::PACKET_MULTICAST, ns3::NetDevice::NS3_PACKET_MULTICAST = PACKET_MULTICAST, ns3::NetDevice::PACKET_OTHERHOST, ns3::NetDevice::NS3_PACKET_OTHERHOST = PACKET_OTHERHOST }
	Packet types are used as they are in Linux. More...

Detailed Description

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum ns3::NetDevice::PacketType

Packet types are used as they are in Linux.

GCC name resolution on typedef enum {} PacketType is broken for the foreseeable future, so if you need to use ns-3 PacketType in a driver that also uses the Linux packet types you're hosed unless we define a shadow type, which we do here.

Enumerator
PACKET_HOST	Packet addressed oo us.
NS3_PACKET_HOST
PACKET_BROADCAST	Packet addressed to all.
NS3_PACKET_BROADCAST
PACKET_MULTICAST	Packet addressed to multicast group.
NS3_PACKET_MULTICAST
PACKET_OTHERHOST	Packet addressed to someone else.
NS3_PACKET_OTHERHOST

Definition at line 272 of file net-device.h.