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[ns] About qlim in command add-gsl

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Subject: [ns] About qlim in command add-gsl
From: Giuseppe Tringali <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2001 14:15:35 +0200
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Hi all,

I have a question about qlim in the command:

$node add-gsl $type $ll $qtype $qlim $mac $bw_up $phy /
[$node_satellite set downlink_] [$node_satellite set uplink_]

In the paragraph 17.2.2 of the NS manual I have found:

"qlim: The length of the interface queue, in packets."

If I use TCP, packet means TCP segment. Or if I use UDP, packet means UDP 
packet.
Is it correct?
I'm not sure because, if I have understood figure 17.3 of the manual, this 
queue is between Mac and LL, so these packets are in other words frames.
Could you give me some explanation? Thanks in advance,

Giuseppe Tringali

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