daemon/fw/best-route-strategy2.hpp

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#ifndef NFD_DAEMON_FW_BEST_ROUTE_STRATEGY2_HPP
#define NFD_DAEMON_FW_BEST_ROUTE_STRATEGY2_HPP

#include "strategy.hpp"
#include "retx-suppression-exponential.hpp"

namespace nfd {
namespace fw {

/** \brief Best Route strategy version 4
 *
 *  This strategy forwards a new Interest to the lowest-cost nexthop (except downstream).
 *  After that, if consumer retransmits the Interest (and is not suppressed according to
 *  exponential backoff algorithm), the strategy forwards the Interest again to
 *  the lowest-cost nexthop (except downstream) that is not previously used.
 *  If all nexthops have been used, the strategy starts over with the first nexthop.
 *
 *  This strategy returns Nack to all downstreams with reason NoRoute
 *  if there is no usable nexthop, which may be caused by:
 *  (a) the FIB entry contains no nexthop;
 *  (b) the FIB nexthop happens to be the sole downstream;
 *  (c) the FIB nexthops violate scope.
 *
 *  This strategy returns Nack to all downstreams if all upstreams have returned Nacks.
 *  The reason of the sent Nack equals the least severe reason among received Nacks.
 */
class BestRouteStrategy2 : public Strategy
{
public:
  BestRouteStrategy2(Forwarder& forwarder, const Name& name = STRATEGY_NAME);

  virtual void
  afterReceiveInterest(const Face& inFace, const Interest& interest,
                       shared_ptr<fib::Entry> fibEntry,
                       shared_ptr<pit::Entry> pitEntry) DECL_OVERRIDE;

  virtual void
  afterReceiveNack(const Face& inFace, const lp::Nack& nack,
                   shared_ptr<fib::Entry> fibEntry,
                   shared_ptr<pit::Entry> pitEntry) DECL_OVERRIDE;

public:
  static const Name STRATEGY_NAME;

PUBLIC_WITH_TESTS_ELSE_PRIVATE:
  static const time::milliseconds RETX_SUPPRESSION_INITIAL;
  static const time::milliseconds RETX_SUPPRESSION_MAX;
  RetxSuppressionExponential m_retxSuppression;
};

} // namespace fw
} // namespace nfd

#endif // NFD_DAEMON_FW_BEST_ROUTE_STRATEGY2_HPP