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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE INSTITUTE OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE * FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL * DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS * OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT * LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY * OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF * SUCH DAMAGE. * * This file is part of the Contiki operating system. * * $Id: lpp.c,v 1.7 2009/02/08 20:14:18 adamdunkels Exp $ */ /** * \file * Low power probing (R. Musaloiu-Elefteri, C. Liang, * A. Terzis. Koala: Ultra-Low Power Data Retrieval in * Wireless Sensor Networks, IPSN 2008) * * \author * Adam Dunkels * * * This is an implementation of the LPP (Low-Power Probing) MAC * protocol. LPP is a power-saving MAC protocol that works by sending * a probe packet each time the radio is turned on. If another node * wants to transmit a packet, it can do so after hearing the * probe. To send a packet, the sending node turns on its radio to * listen for probe packets. * */ #include "dev/leds.h" #include "net/rime.h" #include "net/mac/mac.h" #include "net/mac/lpp.h" #include "net/rime/rimebuf.h" #include "net/rime/announcement.h" #include #define DEBUG 0 #if DEBUG #include #define PRINTF(...) printf(__VA_ARGS__) #else #define PRINTF(...) #endif struct announcement_data { uint16_t id; uint16_t value; }; #define ANNOUNCEMENT_MSG_HEADERLEN 2 struct announcement_msg { uint16_t num; struct announcement_data data[]; }; #define LPP_PROBE_HEADERLEN 2 #define TYPE_PROBE 1 #define TYPE_DATA 2 struct lpp_hdr { uint16_t type; rimeaddr_t sender; rimeaddr_t receiver; }; static const struct radio_driver *radio; static void (* receiver_callback)(const struct mac_driver *); static struct pt pt; static struct ctimer timer; static struct timer packet_lifetime_timer; static struct queuebuf *queued_packet; static uint8_t is_listening = 0; #define LISTEN_TIME CLOCK_SECOND / 64 #define OFF_TIME CLOCK_SECOND * 1 #define PACKET_LIFETIME LISTEN_TIME + OFF_TIME #define DUMP_QUEUED_PACKET 0 /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static void turn_radio_on(void) { radio->on(); leds_on(LEDS_YELLOW); } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static void turn_radio_off(void) { radio->off(); leds_off(LEDS_YELLOW); } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static void remove_queued_packet(void) { queuebuf_free(queued_packet); queued_packet = NULL; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static void listen_callback(int periods) { is_listening = periods; turn_radio_on(); } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /** * Send a probe packet. */ static void send_probe(void) { struct lpp_hdr *hdr; struct announcement_msg *adata; struct announcement *a; /* Set up the probe header. */ rimebuf_clear(); rimebuf_set_datalen(sizeof(struct lpp_hdr)); hdr = rimebuf_dataptr(); hdr->type = TYPE_PROBE; rimeaddr_copy(&hdr->sender, &rimeaddr_node_addr); rimeaddr_copy(&hdr->receiver, rimebuf_addr(RIMEBUF_ADDR_RECEIVER)); /* Construct the announcements */ adata = (struct announcement_msg *)((char *)hdr + sizeof(struct lpp_hdr)); adata->num = 0; for(a = announcement_list(); a != NULL; a = a->next) { adata->data[adata->num].id = a->id; adata->data[adata->num].value = a->value; adata->num++; } rimebuf_set_datalen(sizeof(struct lpp_hdr) + ANNOUNCEMENT_MSG_HEADERLEN + sizeof(struct announcement_data) * adata->num); /* PRINTF("Sending probe\n");*/ radio->send(rimebuf_hdrptr(), rimebuf_totlen()); } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /** * Duty cycle the radio. The protothread is driven by a ctimer that is * initiated in the lpp_init() function. */ static int dutycycle(void *ptr) { struct ctimer *t = ptr; PT_BEGIN(&pt); while(1) { turn_radio_on(); send_probe(); ctimer_set(t, LISTEN_TIME, (void (*)(void *))dutycycle, t); PT_YIELD(&pt); if(queued_packet == NULL) { if(is_listening == 0) { turn_radio_off(); /* There is a bit of randomness here right now to avoid collisions due to synchronization effects. Not sure how needed it is though. XXX */ ctimer_set(t, OFF_TIME / 2 + (rand() % (OFF_TIME / 2)), (void (*)(void *))dutycycle, t); PT_YIELD(&pt); } else { is_listening--; ctimer_set(t, OFF_TIME, (void (*)(void *))dutycycle, t); PT_YIELD(&pt); } } else { /* We are currently sending a packet so we should keep the radio turned on and not send any probes at this point. */ ctimer_set(t, PACKET_LIFETIME, (void (*)(void *))dutycycle, t); PT_YIELD(&pt); remove_queued_packet(); PRINTF("Removing old packet\n"); } } PT_END(&pt); } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /** * * Send a packet. This function builds a complete packet with an LPP * header and queues the packet. When a probe is heard (in the * read_packet() function), and the sender of the probe matches the * receiver of the queued packet, the queued packet is sent. * * ACK packets are treated differently from other packets: if a node * sends a packet that it expects to be ACKed, the sending node keeps * its radio on for some time after sending its packet. So we do not * need to wait for a probe packet: we just transmit the ACK packet * immediately. * */ static int send_packet(void) { struct lpp_hdr *hdr; rimebuf_hdralloc(sizeof(struct lpp_hdr)); hdr = rimebuf_hdrptr(); rimeaddr_copy(&hdr->sender, &rimeaddr_node_addr); rimeaddr_copy(&hdr->receiver, rimebuf_addr(RIMEBUF_ADDR_RECEIVER)); hdr->type = TYPE_DATA; rimebuf_compact(); PRINTF("%d.%d: queueing packet to %d.%d, channel %d\n", rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[0], rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[1], hdr->receiver.u8[0], hdr->receiver.u8[1], rimebuf_attr(RIMEBUF_ATTR_CHANNEL)); if(rimebuf_attr(RIMEBUF_ATTR_PACKET_TYPE) == RIMEBUF_ATTR_PACKET_TYPE_ACK) { /* Immediately send ACKs - we're assuming that the other node is listening. */ /* printf("Immediately sending ACK\n");*/ return radio->send(rimebuf_hdrptr(), rimebuf_totlen()); } else { /* If a packet is already queued, the DUMP_QUEUED_PACKET option determines if the queued packet should be replaced with the new packet, or if the new packet should be dropped. XXX haven't measured the effect of this option */ #if DUMP_QUEUED_PACKET if(queued_packet != NULL) { remove_queued_packet(); } queued_packet = queuebuf_new_from_rimebuf(); #else /* DUMP_QUEUED_PACKET */ if(queued_packet == NULL) { queued_packet = queuebuf_new_from_rimebuf(); } #endif /* DUMP_QUEUED_PACKET */ timer_set(&packet_lifetime_timer, PACKET_LIFETIME); /* Wait for a probe packet from a neighbor */ turn_radio_on(); } return 1; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /** * Read a packet from the underlying radio driver. If the incoming * packet is a probe packet and the sender of the probe matches the * destination address of the queued packet (if any), the queued packet * is sent. */ static int read_packet(void) { int len; struct lpp_hdr *hdr, *qhdr; rimebuf_clear(); len = radio->read(rimebuf_dataptr(), RIMEBUF_SIZE); if(len > 0) { rimebuf_set_datalen(len); hdr = rimebuf_dataptr(); rimebuf_hdrreduce(sizeof(struct lpp_hdr)); /* PRINTF("got packet type %d\n", hdr->type);*/ if(hdr->type == TYPE_PROBE) { /* Parse incoming announcements */ struct announcement_msg *adata = rimebuf_dataptr(); int i; /* PRINTF("%d.%d: probe from %d.%d with %d announcements\n", rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[0], rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[1], hdr->sender.u8[0], hdr->sender.u8[1], adata->num);*/ for(i = 0; i < adata->num; ++i) { /* PRINTF("%d.%d: announcement %d: %d\n", rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[0], rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[1], adata->data[i].id, adata->data[i].value);*/ announcement_heard(&hdr->sender, adata->data[i].id, adata->data[i].value); } /* Check if the outbound packet has been waiting too long in the queue. If so, we remove the packet from the queue. */ if(queued_packet != NULL && timer_expired(&packet_lifetime_timer)) { remove_queued_packet(); } if(queued_packet != NULL) { qhdr = queuebuf_dataptr(queued_packet); if(rimeaddr_cmp(&qhdr->receiver, &hdr->sender) || rimeaddr_cmp(&qhdr->receiver, &rimeaddr_null)) { PRINTF("%d.%d: got a probe from %d.%d, sending packet to %d.%d\n", rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[0], rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[1], hdr->sender.u8[0], hdr->sender.u8[1], qhdr->receiver.u8[0], qhdr->receiver.u8[1]); radio->send(queuebuf_dataptr(queued_packet), queuebuf_datalen(queued_packet)); /* If the packet was not a broadcast packet, we dequeue it now. Broadcast packets should be transmitted to all neighbors, and are dequeued by the dutycycling function instead, after the appropriate time. */ if(!rimeaddr_cmp(&qhdr->receiver, &rimeaddr_null)) { remove_queued_packet(); } turn_radio_on(); /* XXX Awaiting an ACK: we should check the packet type of the queued packet to see if it is a data packet. If not, we should not turn the radio on. */ } } } else if(hdr->type == TYPE_DATA) { PRINTF("%d.%d: got data from %d.%d\n", rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[0], rimeaddr_node_addr.u8[1], hdr->sender.u8[0], hdr->sender.u8[1]); } len = rimebuf_datalen(); } return len; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static void set_receive_function(void (* recv)(const struct mac_driver *)) { receiver_callback = recv; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static int on(void) { turn_radio_on(); return 1; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static int off(int keep_radio_on) { if(keep_radio_on) { turn_radio_on(); } else { turn_radio_off(); } return 1; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static const struct mac_driver lpp_driver = { "LPP", send_packet, read_packet, set_receive_function, on, off, }; /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ static void input_packet(const struct radio_driver *d) { if(receiver_callback) { receiver_callback(&lpp_driver); } } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ const struct mac_driver * lpp_init(const struct radio_driver *d) { radio = d; radio->set_receive_function(input_packet); ctimer_set(&timer, LISTEN_TIME, (void (*)(void *))dutycycle, &timer); announcement_register_listen_callback(listen_callback); return &lpp_driver; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/