Compound Module BSDHost

Represents a host with a BSD network stack.

Usage diagram:

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Contains the following modules:

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BSDStack	Encapsulates the BSD TCP/IP stack.
FileTransferAppl	Application layer; demonstrates how the socket interface can be used to talk to BSDStack.

Gates:

Name	Direction	Description
out [ ]	output
in [ ]	input

Unassigned submodule parameters:

Name	Type	Description
appl.dest	string	specifies connections and traffic (see above)
bsdstack.route	string
bsdstack.ip	string
bsdstack.bsd_tcprexmtthresh	string
bsdstack.bsd_log_in_vain	string
bsdstack.bsd_blackhole	string
bsdstack.bsd_tcp_delack_enabled	string
bsdstack.bsd_drop_synfin	string
bsdstack.bsd_tcp_do_rfc3042	string
bsdstack.bsd_tcp_do_rfc3390	string
bsdstack.bsd_path_mtu_discovery	string
bsdstack.bsd_tcp_do_rfc1323	string
bsdstack.bsd_tcp_do_rfc1644	string
bsdstack.bsd_ss_fltsz	string
bsdstack.bsd_ss_fltsz_local	string
bsdstack.bsd_tcp_do_newreno	string
bsdstack.bsd_ipforwarding	string
bsdstack.bsd_ipsendredirects	string
bsdstack.startup	numeric
bsdstack.showtraffic	numeric
bsdstack.drop_packet_on_biterror	bool

Source code:

module BSDHost
    gates:
        out: out[];
        in: in[];
    submodules:
        appl: FileTransferAppl;
            display: "p=95,68,row;i=block/ftp";
        bsdstack: BSDStack;
            gatesizes:
                out[sizeof(out)],
                in[sizeof(in)];
            display: "p=95,156;i=block/layer";
    connections nocheck:
        appl.out --> bsdstack.from_app;
        appl.in <-- bsdstack.to_app;

        for i=0..sizeof(out)-1 do
            in[i] --> bsdstack.in[i];
            out[i] <-- bsdstack.out[i];
        endfor;
endmodule