ndn-consumer-window and ndn-consumer-pcon use a simple count for
updating the number of InFlight packets. This works fines as long as no
packet arrives after its timeout has fired. In this case m_inFlight is
decreased twice. Ultimately the counter (wrongly) reaches 0 and prevents
proper working of the window algorithm.
This fix does away with the manual calculation of the counter and replaces
it with the size of the m_seqTimeouts set.
ndn-consumer-window and ndn-consumer-pcon use a simple count for updating the number of InFlight packets. This works fines as long as no packet arrives after its timeout has fired. In this case
m_inFlightis decreased twice. Ultimately the counter (wrongly) reaches 0 and prevents proper working of the window algorithm.This fix does away with the manual calculation of the counter and replaces it with the size of the
m_seqTimeoutsset.Signed-off-by: Miguel Rodríguez Pérez miguel@det.uvigo.gal