Tx packets will begin to drop when there are multiple traffic priorities
and the current traffic is not the highest priority and the remaining
cookies drop below a certain number, which is fixed for all AC. It is
possilbe that lower priority AC have more traffic which will consume
more cookies and lock out higher priority AC from having any. Assign
each endpoint (AC) with a different Tx-packet-drop threshold so lower
priority AC is more likely to drop packets and the cookies become more
available to higher priority AC.
Signed-off-by: Chilam Ng <chilamng@qca.qualcomm.com>
Signed-off-by: Kalle Valo <kvalo@qca.qualcomm.com>
endpoint->cred_dist.endpoint = assigned_ep;
endpoint->cred_dist.cred_sz = target->tgt_cred_sz;
+ switch (endpoint->svc_id) {
+ case WMI_DATA_BK_SVC:
+ endpoint->tx_drop_packet_threshold = MAX_DEF_COOKIE_NUM / 3;
+ break;
+ default:
+ endpoint->tx_drop_packet_threshold = MAX_HI_COOKIE_NUM;
+ break;
+ }
+
if (conn_req->max_rxmsg_sz) {
/*
* Override cred_per_msg calculation, this optimizes
u8 seqno;
u32 conn_flags;
struct htc_endpoint_stats ep_st;
+ u16 tx_drop_packet_threshold;
};
struct htc_control_buffer {
*/
if (ar->ac_stream_pri_map[ar->ep2ac_map[endpoint]] <
ar->hiac_stream_active_pri &&
- ar->cookie_count <= MAX_HI_COOKIE_NUM)
+ ar->cookie_count <=
+ target->endpoint[endpoint].tx_drop_packet_threshold)
/*
* Give preference to the highest priority stream by
* dropping the packets which overflowed.