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@ -543,7 +543,7 @@ static void queue_timer_cb(void *data) |
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* The correct solution will be to make a queue containing response messages. |
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* This queue should be checked whenever a request is received. If the |
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* response is allready in the queue that response should be transmitted. |
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* response is already in the queue that response should be transmitted. |
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* It should be possible to find messages in this queue on the basis of |
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* the sequence number and peer GSN IP address (The sequense number is unique |
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* within each path). This need to be implemented by a hash table. Furthermore |
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