OMNET++ QUEUE LENGTH

OMNET++ QUEUE LENGTH class for objects derived from cObject.The default behavior of cQueue is a FIFO: you insert elements at the back using insert(), and remove them at the front using pop(). cQueue may be set up to act as a priority queue. This OMNET++ QUEUE LENGTH requires the user to supply a comparison function.

Constructors and destructors in Queue:

• Constructor:

When comparison function argument is NULL, the queue will act as FIFO, otherwise as priority queue.

• Copy constructor:

Contained objects that are owned by the queue will be duplicated so that the new queue will have its own copy of them.

• Destructor:

Deletes all contained objects that were owned by it.

Sample code for Queue:

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network RingQueue
{
    parameters:
        @display("i=device/lan-ring");
    submodules:
        source1: Source {
            @display("p=370.0,36.0");
        }
        source: Source {
            @display("p=54.0,45.0");
        }
        queue: Queue {
            @display("p=110.0,124.0");
        }
        queue1: Queue {
            @display("p=139.0,241.0");
        }
        queue2: Queue {
            @display("p=282.0,251.0");
        }
        queue3: Queue {
            @display("p=327.0,134.0");
        }
        queue4: Queue {
            @display("p=232.0,64.0");
        }
    connections:
        queue4.out --> queue.in++;
        queue.out --> queue1.in++;
        queue1.out --> queue2.in++;
        queue2.out --> queue3.in++;
        queue3.out --> queue4.in++;
        source.out --> queue.in++;
        source1.out --> queue3.in++;
}
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