NED File src/inet/queueing/contract/IPacketBuffer.ned

Name	Type	Description
IPacketBuffer	module interface	This module interface is implemented by packet buffer modules. A packet buffer is often used by packet queues to store packets in a limited shared resource. Packets can be added to and removed from a packet buffer. When the buffer becomes overloaded, one or more packets are dropped according to the configured dropping strategy. For each dropped packet, the packet owner is notified in order to update its internal state.

Source code

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package inet.queueing.contract;

//
// This module interface is implemented by packet buffer modules. A packet
// buffer is often used by packet queues to store packets in a limited shared
// resource. Packets can be added to and removed from a packet buffer. When the
// buffer becomes overloaded, one or more packets are dropped according to the
// configured dropping strategy. For each dropped packet, the packet owner is
// notified in order to update its internal state.
//
moduleinterface IPacketBuffer
{
    parameters:
        @display("i=block/buffer");
}