def test_wire_frame_implements_str():
pkt_1 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(100))
pkt_2 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(200))
frame_1 = WireFrame(pkt_1, header_size=10, preamble=1, duration=2)
assert str(frame_1) == f'WireFrame[D=2,HDR=10,PR=1 | {pkt_1}]'
frame_2 = WireFrame(pkt_2)
assert str(frame_2) == f'WireFrame[D=0,HDR=0,PR=0 | {pkt_2}]'
def test_wired_transceiver_raises_error_if_requested_tx_during_another_tx():
sim, peer, queue = Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
iface = WiredTransceiver(sim, bitrate=100)
queue_conn = iface.connections.set('queue', queue, rname='iface')
iface.connections.set('peer', peer, rname='peer')
pkt_1 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=10))
pkt_2 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=20))
sim.stime = 0
iface.start()
iface.handle_message(pkt_1, sender=queue, connection=queue_conn)
with pytest.raises(RuntimeError):
iface.handle_message(pkt_2, sender=queue, connection=queue_conn)
def test_saturated_queue_requests_source_packet_when_empty_after_get_next():
sim, source, switch, service = Mock(), Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
service_rev_conn = Mock()
service.connections.set = Mock(return_value=service_rev_conn)
queue = SaturatedQueue(sim=sim, source=source)
queue.connections.set('output', service, rname='queue')
queue.connections.set('input', switch, reverse=False)
# Requesting the next packet from the queue:
queue.get_next(service)
source.get_next.assert_called_once()
# Assume that packet was generated by source, went through all layers
# and arrived from the switch. Make sure that this packet will be
# delivered to the service:
pkt = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100))
queue.handle_message(pkt)
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
service.handle_message,
args=(pkt, ),
kwargs={
'connection': service_rev_conn,
'sender': queue,
})
def test_queue_with_service_passes_new_packet_directly_after_get_next_call():
sim, service = Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
service_rev_conn = Mock()
service.connections.set = Mock(return_value=service_rev_conn)
queue = Queue(sim=sim)
queue.connections.set('service', service, rname='queue')
queue.get_next(service=service)
packet = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100))
sim.stime = 13
queue.push(packet)
# Check that the message was delivered to the service:
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
service.handle_message,
args=(packet, ),
kwargs={
'connection': service_rev_conn,
'sender': queue,
})
# Check that queue is still empty:
assert queue.as_tuple() == ()
# Also make sure that size updates were not written:
assert queue.size_trace.as_tuple() == ((0, 0), )
assert queue.bitsize_trace.as_tuple() == ((0, 0), )
assert queue.num_dropped == 0
def test_saturated_queue_not_requests_source_when_not_empty_after_get_next():
sim, source, switch, service = Mock(), Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
service_rev_conn = Mock()
service.connections.set = Mock(return_value=service_rev_conn)
queue = SaturatedQueue(sim=sim, source=source)
queue.connections.set('output', service, rname='queue')
queue.connections.set('input', switch, reverse=False)
pkt = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100))
queue.push(pkt)
assert queue.size() == 1
queue.get_next(service)
# Validate that packet was passed to the service, but source.get_next()
# not called:
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
service.handle_message,
args=(pkt, ),
kwargs={
'connection': service_rev_conn,
'sender': queue,
})
source.get_next.assert_not_called()
# However, after the queue became empty, it will call source:
queue.get_next(service)
source.get_next.assert_called_once()
def test_finite_queue_without_service_writes_statistics():
sim = Mock()
size = [123, 412, 230, 312]
t0, t1, t2, t3, t4, t5 = 2, 7, 8, 10, 14, 19
packets = [NetworkPacket(data=AppData(0, sz, 0, 0)) for sz in size]
sim.stime = t0
q = Queue(sim, capacity=2)
# Run a sequence of operations:
sim.stime = t1
q.push(packets[0]) # stored after: packet[0]
sim.stime = t2
q.push(packets[1]) # stored after: packet[0], packet[1]
sim.stime = t3
q.push(packets[2]) # dropped due to overflow, stored: packet[0], packet[1]
sim.stime = t4
q.pop() # stored after: packet[1]
sim.stime = t5
q.push(packets[3]) # stored after: packet[1], packet[3]
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in q.as_tuple()) == (packets[1], packets[3])
assert q.size_trace.as_tuple() == ((t0, 0), (t1, 1), (t2, 2), (t4, 1), (t5,
2))
assert q.bitsize_trace.as_tuple() == (
(t0, 0),
(t1, size[0]),
(t2, size[0] + size[1]),
(t4, size[1]),
(t5, size[1] + size[3]),
)
assert q.num_dropped == 1
def test_wired_transceiver_sends_data_up_when_rx_completed():
sim, sender, switch = Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
iface = WiredTransceiver(sim)
sim.schedule.reset_mock() # clear sim.schedule(0, iface.start) call
pkt = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100))
frame = WireFrame(pkt, duration=0.5, header_size=20, preamble=0.01)
switch_rev_conn = Mock()
switch.connections.set = Mock(return_value=switch_rev_conn)
iface.connections.set('up', switch, rname='iface')
sender_conn = iface.connections.set('peer', sender, rname='peer')
assert iface.rx_ready and not iface.rx_busy
iface.handle_message(frame, sender=sender, connection=sender_conn)
assert not iface.rx_ready and iface.rx_busy
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(
frame.duration,
iface.handle_rx_end,
args=(frame, ),
)
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
sim.stime += frame.duration
iface.handle_rx_end(frame)
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
switch.handle_message,
args=(pkt, ),
kwargs={
'sender': iface,
'connection': switch_rev_conn,
})
assert iface.rx_ready and not iface.rx_busy
def test_pop_extracts_packets_in_correct_order():
sim = Mock()
sim.stime = 0
data_size = [123, 412]
packets = [NetworkPacket(data=AppData(0, sz, 0, 0)) for sz in data_size]
queue = Queue(sim, capacity=2)
queue.push(packets[0])
queue.push(packets[1])
assert queue.pop() == packets[0]
assert not queue.empty()
assert not queue.full()
assert len(queue) == 1
assert queue.size() == 1
assert queue.bitsize() == data_size[1]
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in queue.as_tuple()) == (packets[1], )
assert queue.pop() == packets[1]
assert queue.empty()
assert not queue.full()
assert len(queue) == 0
assert queue.size() == 0
assert queue.bitsize() == 0
assert queue.as_tuple() == ()
def test_wire_frame_init_and_properties():
pkt_1 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(100))
pkt_2 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(200))
frame_1 = WireFrame(pkt_1, header_size=10, preamble=0.2, duration=1.5)
assert frame_1.packet == pkt_1
assert frame_1.duration == 1.5
assert frame_1.header_size == 10
assert frame_1.preamble == 0.2
assert frame_1.size == 10 + pkt_1.size
frame_2 = WireFrame(packet=pkt_2)
assert frame_2.packet == pkt_2
assert frame_2.duration == 0
assert frame_2.header_size == 0
assert frame_2.preamble == 0
assert frame_2.size == 0
def test_queue_with_service_passes_single_stored_packet_after_get_next_call():
t0, t1, t2, t3, t4 = 0, 13, 19, 22, 29
size = [100, 200, 300]
sim, service = Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = t0
service_rev_conn = Mock()
service.connections.set = Mock(return_value=service_rev_conn)
queue = Queue(sim=sim)
queue.connections.set('service', service, rname='queue')
packets = [NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=sz)) for sz in size]
sim.stime = t1
queue.push(packets[0])
sim.stime = t2
queue.push(packets[1])
# Check that queue is updated, since no `get_next()` call was performed:
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in queue.as_tuple()) == tuple(packets[0:2])
sim.schedule.assert_not_called()
# Check that after `get_next()` request the message is passed:
sim.stime = t3
queue.get_next(service=service)
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in queue.as_tuple()) == (packets[1], )
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
service.handle_message,
args=(packets[0], ),
kwargs={
'connection': service_rev_conn,
'sender': queue,
})
sim.stime = t4
queue.push(packets[2])
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in queue.as_tuple()) == tuple(packets[1:3])
# Also make sure that size updates were written:
assert queue.size_trace.as_tuple() == (
(t0, 0),
(t1, 1),
(t2, 2),
(t3, 1),
(t4, 2),
)
assert queue.bitsize_trace.as_tuple() == (
(t0, 0),
(t1, size[0]),
(t2, size[0] + size[1]),
(t3, size[1]),
(t4, size[1] + size[2]),
)
assert queue.num_dropped == 0
def test_queue_accepts_packets_on_handle_message_call():
sim, producer = Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
queue = Queue(sim=sim)
conn = queue.connections.set('input', producer, reverse=False)
pkt = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=123))
queue.handle_message(pkt, sender=producer, connection=conn)
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in queue.as_tuple()) == (pkt, )
def test_push_to_empty_queue_without_service_correctly_updates_content():
sim = Mock()
sim.stime = 0
queue = Queue(sim, capacity=2)
data_size = 123
packet = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(0, data_size, 0, 0))
queue.push(packet)
assert not queue.empty()
assert not queue.full()
assert len(queue) == 1
assert queue.size() == 1
assert queue.bitsize() == data_size
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in queue.as_tuple()) == (packet, )
def test_wired_transceiver_ignores_frames_not_from_peer():
sim, sender, switch = Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
iface = WiredTransceiver(sim)
sim.schedule.reset_mock() # clear sim.schedule(0, iface.start) call
pkt = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100))
frame = WireFrame(pkt, duration=0.5, header_size=20, preamble=0.01)
iface.connections.set('up', switch, reverse=False)
sender_conn = iface.connections.set('wrong_name', sender, reverse=False)
iface.handle_message(frame, sender=sender, connection=sender_conn)
sim.schedule.assert_not_called()
assert iface.rx_ready
def test_wired_transceiver_drops_received_message_if_not_connected_to_switch():
sim, sender = Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
iface = WiredTransceiver(sim)
sender_conn = iface.connections.set('peer', sender, rname='peer')
pkt = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100))
frame = WireFrame(pkt, duration=0.5, header_size=20, preamble=0.01)
iface.handle_message(frame, sender=sender, connection=sender_conn)
sim.stime += frame.duration
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
iface.handle_rx_end(frame)
sim.schedule.assert_not_called()
def test_push_up_to_full_queue_without_service_correctly_updates_content():
sim = Mock()
sim.stime = 0
data_size = [123, 412]
packets = [NetworkPacket(data=AppData(0, sz, 0, 0)) for sz in data_size]
queue = Queue(sim, capacity=2)
queue.push(packets[0])
queue.push(packets[1])
assert not queue.empty()
assert queue.full()
assert len(queue) == 2
assert queue.size() == 2
assert queue.bitsize() == sum(data_size)
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in queue.as_tuple()) == tuple(packets)
def test_wired_interface_forwards_packets_after_rx_end_to_user():
sim, queue, transceiver, user = Mock(), Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
iface = WiredInterface(sim, 13, queue, transceiver)
user_conn = iface.connections.set('user', user, rname='iface')
int_receiver_conn = iface.connections['_receiver']
pkt = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100))
iface.handle_message(pkt, connection=int_receiver_conn, sender=transceiver)
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
user.handle_message,
args=(pkt, ),
kwargs={
'connection': user_conn.reverse,
'sender': iface,
})
def test_wired_interface_forwards_frames_from_wire_to_transceiver():
sim, queue, transceiver, peer = Mock(), Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
iface = WiredInterface(sim, 13, queue, transceiver)
peer_conn = iface.connections.set('wire', peer, rname='wire')
frame = WireFrame(NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100)))
iface.handle_message(frame, connection=peer_conn, sender=peer)
int_peer_conn = iface.connections['_peer']
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
transceiver.handle_message,
args=(frame, ),
kwargs={
'connection':
int_peer_conn.reverse,
'sender': iface
})
def test_app_data_is_immutable():
app_data = AppData(dest_addr=5, size=20, source_id=13, created_at=123)
assert app_data.destination_address == 5
assert app_data.size == 20
assert app_data.source_id == 13
assert app_data.created_at == 123
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
app_data.destination_address = 11
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
app_data.size = 21
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
app_data.source_id = 26
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
app_data.created_at = 234
def test_infinite_queue_stores_many_enough_packets():
n = 50
packets = [
NetworkPacket(data=AppData(0, uniform(0, 1000), 0, 0))
for _ in range(n)
]
times = list(cumsum(uniform(0, 20, n)))
sim = Mock()
sim.stime = 0
queue = Queue(sim)
for pkt, t in zip(packets, times):
sim.stime = t
queue.push(pkt)
assert queue.size() == n
assert len(queue.size_trace) == n + 1
assert queue.num_dropped == 0
def test_wired_transceiver_records_tx_statistics(bitrate, data_sizes,
header_size, preamble,
intervals, ifs):
sim, receiver, queue = Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
iface = WiredTransceiver(sim, bitrate, header_size, preamble, ifs)
iface.connections.set('peer', receiver, rname='peer')
queue_conn = iface.connections.set('queue', queue, reverse=False)
packets = [NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=sz)) for sz in data_sizes]
frame_sizes = [sz + header_size for sz in data_sizes]
durations = [(sz + header_size) / bitrate + preamble for sz in data_sizes]
t, timestamps = 0, []
for interval, duration in zip(intervals, durations):
t_arrival = t + interval
t_departure = t_arrival + duration + ifs
timestamps.append((t_arrival, t_departure))
t = t_departure
# Simulating transmit sequence
for (t_arrival, t_departure), packet in zip(timestamps, packets):
sim.stime = t_arrival
iface.handle_message(packet, sender=queue, connection=queue_conn)
sim.stime = t_departure - ifs
iface.handle_tx_end()
sim.stime = t_departure
iface.handle_ifs_end()
# Check TX statistics:
expected_busy_trace = [(0, 0)]
for t_arrival, t_departure in timestamps:
expected_busy_trace.append((t_arrival, 1))
expected_busy_trace.append((t_departure, 0))
assert iface.num_transmitted_packets == len(packets)
assert iface.num_transmitted_bits == sum(sz for sz in frame_sizes)
assert iface.tx_busy_trace.as_tuple() == tuple(expected_busy_trace)
def test_wired_transceiver_records_rx_statistics(bitrate, data_sizes,
header_size, preamble,
intervals):
sim, sender = Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
iface = WiredTransceiver(sim, bitrate, header_size, preamble)
sender_conn = iface.connections.set('peer', sender, rname='peer')
packets = [NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=sz)) for sz in data_sizes]
durations = [(sz + header_size) / bitrate + preamble for sz in data_sizes]
frames = [
WireFrame(pkt, dt, header_size, preamble)
for pkt, dt in zip(packets, durations)
]
t, timestamps = 0, []
for interval, duration in zip(intervals, durations):
t_arrival = t + interval
t_departure = t_arrival + duration
t = t_departure
timestamps.append((t_arrival, t_departure))
# Simulating receive sequence
for (t_arrival, t_departure), frame in zip(timestamps, frames):
sim.stime = t_arrival
iface.handle_message(frame, sender=sender, connection=sender_conn)
sim.stime = t_departure
iface.handle_rx_end(frame)
# Check RX statistics:
expected_busy_trace = [(0, 0)]
for t_arrival, t_departure in timestamps:
expected_busy_trace.append((t_arrival, 1))
expected_busy_trace.append((t_departure, 0))
assert iface.num_received_frames == len(frames)
assert iface.num_received_bits == sum(frame.size for frame in frames)
assert iface.rx_busy_trace.as_tuple() == tuple(expected_busy_trace)
def test_push_to_full_queue_without_service_drops_last_packet():
sim = Mock()
sim.stime = 0
data_size = [123, 412]
packets = [NetworkPacket(data=AppData(0, sz, 0, 0)) for sz in data_size]
queue = Queue(sim, capacity=1)
queue.push(packets[0])
# Check that num_dropped counter is 0 before overflow:
assert queue.num_dropped == 0
# Pushing a packet that will overflow the queue:
queue.push(packets[1])
assert queue.num_dropped == 1
# Now check that only first packet is in the queue:
assert not queue.empty()
assert queue.full()
assert len(queue) == 1
assert queue.size() == 1
assert queue.bitsize() == data_size[0]
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in queue.as_tuple()) == (packets[0], )
def test_wired_interface_integration_receives_frame():
sim, user, peer = Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 10
from pycsmaca.simulations.modules.queues import Queue
queue = Queue(sim)
transceiver = WiredTransceiver(sim, 1000, 22, 0.1, 0.05)
iface = WiredInterface(sim, 0, queue=queue, transceiver=transceiver)
user_rev_conn = Mock()
user.connections.set = Mock(return_value=user_rev_conn)
iface.connections.set('user', user, rname='iface')
wire_rev_conn = Mock()
peer.connections.set = Mock(return_value=wire_rev_conn)
wire_conn = iface.connections.set('wire', peer, rname='wire')
packet = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=242))
duration = (packet.size + transceiver.header_size
) / transceiver.bitrate + transceiver.preamble
frame = WireFrame(packet, duration, transceiver.header_size,
transceiver.preamble)
transceiver_peer_conn = iface.connections['_peer'].reverse
_receiver_conn = iface.connections['_receiver']
# 1) Simulate like a frame came from the peer:
iface.handle_message(frame, connection=wire_conn, sender=peer)
sim.schedule.assert_called_with(0,
transceiver.handle_message,
args=(frame, ),
kwargs={
'connection': transceiver_peer_conn,
'sender': iface,
})
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# 2) Execute transceiver frame reception start, update time and
# execute transceiver frame reception end. Then make sure that
# packet was scheduled for sending up to the interface via 'up':
transceiver.handle_message(frame, transceiver_peer_conn, iface)
sim.schedule.assert_called_with(duration,
transceiver.handle_rx_end,
args=(frame, ))
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
sim.stime += duration
transceiver.handle_rx_end(frame)
sim.schedule.assert_called_with(0,
iface.handle_message,
args=(packet, ),
kwargs={
'connection': _receiver_conn,
'sender': transceiver,
})
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# 3) Execute interface packet reception, make sure it is delivered to user:
iface.handle_message(packet, _receiver_conn, transceiver)
sim.schedule.assert_called_with(0,
user.handle_message,
args=(packet, ),
kwargs={
'connection': user_rev_conn,
'sender': iface,
})
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
def test_wired_interface_integration_serves_user_packet():
sim, user, peer = Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 10
from pycsmaca.simulations.modules.queues import Queue
queue = Queue(sim)
transceiver = WiredTransceiver(sim, 1000, 22, 0.03, 0.05)
iface = WiredInterface(sim, 1, queue=queue, transceiver=transceiver)
user_conn = iface.connections.set('user', user, rname='iface')
wire_rev_conn = Mock()
peer.connections.set = Mock(return_value=wire_rev_conn)
wire_conn = iface.connections.set('wire', peer, rname='wire')
wire_conn.delay = 0.01
user_pkt = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100))
transceiver_queue_conn = transceiver.connections['queue']
queue_iface_conn = iface.connections['_queue'].reverse
iface_transceiver_conn = iface.connections['_peer']
# First of all, we need to force transceiver start, since no actual
# simulation execution is performed:
transceiver.start()
# 1) Simulate like a new packet arrived from user, make sure that queue
# delivery was scheduled:
iface.handle_message(user_pkt, connection=user_conn, sender=user)
sim.schedule.assert_called_with(0,
queue.handle_message,
args=(user_pkt, ),
kwargs={
'connection': queue_iface_conn,
'sender': iface,
})
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# 2) Force execution of queue packet delivery, make sure the packet arrives
# at the transceiver:
queue.handle_message(user_pkt, queue_iface_conn, iface)
sim.schedule.assert_called_with(0,
transceiver.handle_message,
args=(user_pkt, ),
kwargs={
'connection': transceiver_queue_conn,
'sender': queue,
})
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# 3) Force packet handling at the transceiver and make sure it schedules
# packet delivery at its peer (iface itself):
transceiver.handle_message(user_pkt,
connection=transceiver_queue_conn,
sender=queue)
frame = transceiver.tx_frame
sim.schedule.assert_any_call(0,
iface.handle_message,
args=(frame, ),
kwargs={
'connection': iface_transceiver_conn,
'sender': transceiver,
})
assert frame.packet == user_pkt
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# 4) Finally, force frame arrival at the interface and make sure it
# schedules frame reception at its peer after the channel delay:
iface.handle_message(frame, iface_transceiver_conn, transceiver)
sim.schedule.assert_called_with(wire_conn.delay,
peer.handle_message,
args=(frame, ),
kwargs={
'connection': wire_rev_conn,
'sender': iface,
})
def test_app_data_provides_str():
app_data = AppData(dest_addr=1, size=250, source_id=2, created_at=10)
assert str(app_data) == 'AppData{sid=2,dst=1,size=250,ct=10}'
def test_queue_with_several_services_finds_right_connections():
sim, blue, red, green = Mock(), Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
blue_rev_conn = Mock()
blue.connections.set = Mock(return_value=blue_rev_conn)
red_rev_conn = Mock()
red.connections.set = Mock(return_value=red_rev_conn)
green_rev_conn = Mock()
green.connections.set = Mock(return_value=green_rev_conn)
queue = Queue(sim=sim)
queue.connections.set('blue', blue, rname='queue')
queue.connections.set('red', red, rname='queue')
queue.connections.set('green', green, rname='queue')
# First, we fill the queue:
pkt_1 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=100))
pkt_2 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=200))
pkt_3 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=300))
# Now, while queue is empty, two services request data:
sim.stime = 0.5
queue.get_next(green)
sim.stime = 1.0
queue.get_next(blue)
# At some moment, a packet arrives. It should be passed to the module that
# first requested the packet:
sim.stime = 2
queue.push(pkt_1)
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
green.handle_message,
args=(pkt_1, ),
kwargs={
'connection': green_rev_conn,
'sender': queue,
})
assert queue.as_tuple() == ()
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# At the next moment, another packet arrives and is being passed to the
# module that requested data after the first one:
sim.stime = 5
queue.push(pkt_2)
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
blue.handle_message,
args=(pkt_2, ),
kwargs={
'connection': blue_rev_conn,
'sender': queue,
})
assert queue.as_tuple() == ()
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# Now another packet arrives, and it should be stored since both requests
# were fulfilled previously:
sim.stime = 10
queue.push(pkt_3)
assert tuple(qp.packet for qp in queue.as_tuple()) == (pkt_3, )
sim.schedule.assert_not_called()
# Finally, the another module requests a packet, and it is immediately
# delivered to it:
sim.stime = 19
queue.get_next(red)
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(0,
red.handle_message,
args=(pkt_3, ),
kwargs={
'connection': red_rev_conn,
'sender': queue,
})
def test_app_data_supports_default_values():
app_data = AppData()
assert app_data.destination_address == 0
assert app_data.size == 0
assert app_data.source_id == 0
assert app_data.created_at == 0
def test_wired_transceiver_is_full_duplex(bitrate, header_size, preamble,
size):
sim, peer, queue, switch = Mock(), Mock(), Mock(), Mock()
sim.stime = 0
eth = WiredTransceiver(sim,
header_size=header_size,
bitrate=bitrate,
preamble=preamble,
ifs=0)
peer_conn = eth.connections.set('peer', peer, reverse=False)
queue_conn = eth.connections.set('queue', queue, reverse=False)
eth.connections.set('up', switch, reverse=False)
inp_pkt = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=size))
out_pkt_1 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=size))
out_pkt_2 = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=size))
duration = (header_size + size) / bitrate + preamble
frame = WireFrame(inp_pkt,
duration=duration,
header_size=header_size,
preamble=preamble)
# 1) Transceiver starts transmitting `out_pkt_1`:
sim.stime = 0
eth.start()
eth.handle_message(out_pkt_1, queue_conn, queue)
assert eth.tx_busy
assert eth.rx_ready
sim.schedule.assert_any_call(duration, eth.handle_tx_end)
sim.schedule.assert_any_call(0, peer.handle_message, args=ANY, kwargs=ANY)
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# 2) Then, after 2/3 of the packet was transmitted, a packet arrives:
sim.stime = 2 * duration / 3
eth.handle_message(frame, peer_conn, peer)
assert eth.tx_busy
assert eth.rx_busy
sim.schedule.assert_called_with(duration,
eth.handle_rx_end,
args=(frame, ))
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# 3) After duration, call handle_tx_end and handle_ifs_end:
sim.stime = duration
eth.handle_tx_end()
eth.handle_ifs_end()
assert eth.tx_ready
assert eth.rx_busy
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# 4) After another 1/3 duration start new TX (during RX this time):
sim.stime = 4 / 3 * duration
eth.handle_message(out_pkt_2, queue_conn, queue)
assert eth.tx_busy
assert eth.rx_busy
sim.schedule.assert_any_call(duration, eth.handle_tx_end)
sim.schedule.assert_any_call(0, peer.handle_message, args=ANY, kwargs=ANY)
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# 5) After 5/3 duration, RX ends, but TX still goes on:
sim.stime = 5 / 3 * duration
eth.handle_rx_end(frame)
assert eth.tx_busy
assert eth.rx_ready
sim.schedule.assert_called_with(0,
switch.handle_message,
args=ANY,
kwargs=ANY)
def test_wired_transceiver_packet_from_queue_transmission(
bitrate, header_size, preamble, ifs):
sim = Mock()
iface = WiredTransceiver(
sim,
bitrate=bitrate,
header_size=header_size,
preamble=preamble,
ifs=ifs,
)
# Now we connect the transceiver with a queue and start it. Make sure
# that the queue is connected via 'queue' link, and after start `get_next()`
# is called.
queue = Mock()
queue_rev_conn = Mock()
queue.connections.set = Mock(return_value=queue_rev_conn)
queue_conn = iface.connections.set('queue', queue, rname='iface')
queue.get_next.assert_not_called()
iface.start() # start of the transceiver causes `get_next()` call
queue.get_next.assert_called_once_with(iface)
queue.get_next.reset_mock()
assert iface.started and iface.tx_ready and not iface.tx_busy
#
# After being started, transceiver expects a `NetworkPacket` in its
# handle_message() call. We connect another mock to the transceiver via
# 'peer' connection and make sure that after the call that `send()` was
# called on that peer connection.
#
# Since `WireFrame` objects are expected to be used in connections
# between peers, we patch them.
#
peer = Mock()
peer_rev_conn = Mock()
peer.connections.set = Mock(return_value=peer_rev_conn)
iface.connections.set('peer', peer, rname='peer')
packet = NetworkPacket(data=AppData(size=500))
duration = (packet.size + header_size) / bitrate + preamble
with patch(WIRE_FRAME_CLASS) as WireFrameMock:
frame_kwargs = {
'packet': packet,
'header_size': header_size,
'duration': duration,
'preamble': preamble,
}
frame_instance = Mock()
frame_instance.duration = duration
frame_instance.size = header_size + packet.size
WireFrameMock.return_value = frame_instance
sim.stime = 0
iface.handle_message(packet, sender=queue, connection=queue_conn)
sim.schedule.assert_any_call(0,
peer.handle_message,
args=(frame_instance, ),
kwargs={
'connection': peer_rev_conn,
'sender': iface,
})
WireFrameMock.assert_called_once_with(**frame_kwargs)
# Also check that wired transceiver scheduled a timeout:
sim.schedule.assert_any_call(duration, iface.handle_tx_end)
# .. and that now transceiver is busy:
assert iface.started and not iface.tx_ready and iface.tx_busy
sim.schedule.reset_mock()
# Now we imitate `handle_tx_end()` call, make sure that after that the
# transceiver is not yet ready, but schedules `handle_ifs_end()`:
sim.stime = duration
iface.handle_tx_end()
sim.schedule.assert_called_once_with(ifs, iface.handle_ifs_end)
assert iface.started and not iface.tx_ready and iface.tx_busy
# After the IFS waiting finished, transceiver is expected to call
# `queue.get_next(iface)` and be ready for new packets:
sim.stime += ifs
iface.handle_ifs_end()
queue.get_next.assert_called_once_with(iface)
assert iface.started and iface.tx_ready and not iface.tx_busy