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Hi Experts i need some modification in already made that works fine with no error: I have the following code for sender.c #include "assign1.h" #include "sender.h"
extern int sTOr[2]; extern int rTOs[2];
FILE *fp; static FRAME sendFrame;
void sender(char filename[]) { short blockNum = 0; char reply[5];
int checkSOH(char SOH){ return (SOH == 00000001); }
int checkBlockNum(const short blockNum, const short blockNumComp) { short newComp = ~blockNum;
if (newComp == blockNumComp) return 1; // No error
return 0; // Error }
int checkChecksum(char *str, const short checksum) { if (makeChecksum(str) == checksum) return 1; // No error
return 0; // Error }
void makeError() { int n = rand()%3; switch (n) { case 0: rFrame.blockNum = 0; fputs("\nCHANGED BLOCK NUMBER\n", stderr); break; case 1: rFrame.checksum = 0; fputs("\nCHANGED CHECKSUM\n", stderr); break; case 2: rFrame.blockNumComp = 10; fputs("\nCHANGED BLOCK NUMBER COMPLIEMENT\n", stderr); break; } }
The program simulates different errors that the protocol checks for.I need to modify the program so that it implements "time out". Theory: Sender: sends a frame and calls a SIGALRM function and sets the timer for say, 2 seconds. If the sender gets a response within two seconds from the receiver (either "ACK" or "NAK"), turn off the alarm and transmit the next frame. If no response is received, time out function kicks in and retransmits the frame.
Receiver: When it sees an error in transmission, do not send back anything to the sender and this causes the to time out and retransmit. Im new to C language please help me solve my problem
