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This PR adds one-TID HT Compressed Block Ack support to the IEEE 802.11 QoS MAC while retaining Basic Block Ack as the default behavior.

It implements the complete originator and recipient exchange path, corrects the on-wire BAR/BA representation, adds deterministic unit and runtime coverage, and updates the affected wireless fingerprints after explaining their first trajectory divergence.

Motivation

The existing QoS MAC contained partial Compressed Block Ack scaffolding, but the feature could not be used end to end:

  • the originator's compressed BAR builder was unsupported and compressed selection was hardcoded off;
  • HCF and recipient dispatch handled only Basic Block Ack variants;
  • the recipient could not construct the required one-TID 64-bit compressed bitmap or null response;
  • accepted immediate/delayed ADDBA policy was not retained consistently;
  • BAR/BA Control and Starting Sequence Control serialization did not match the wire layout;
  • the Basic BAR chunk length was 38 bytes before FCS instead of the standard 20-byte MAC header.

The implementation follows IEEE Std 802.11-2024 sections 9.3.1.7.2, 9.3.1.8.2, 10.25.6.1, and 10.25.6.5, together with the HT-immediate constraints in Table 11-8.

Changes

Wire representation

  • Correct the Basic and Compressed BAR chunk length to 20 bytes before FCS.
  • Add the 28-byte pre-FCS Compressed Block Ack representation.
  • Serialize and deserialize BAR/BA Control as little-endian fields.
  • Pack and unpack Starting Sequence Control as a 12-bit sequence number and 4-bit fragment number.
  • Preserve byte-exact Basic Block Ack serialization coverage.

MAC exchange

  • Build and select Ieee80211CompressedBlockAckReq for eligible one-TID immediate agreements.
  • Dispatch compressed BAR and BA frames through HCF, frame sequences, rate selection, protection timing, reordering, and originator acknowledgment processing.
  • Generate the non-HE 64-bit compressed bitmap at the recipient.
  • Return the mandatory all-zero compressed Block Ack when no matching recipient partial state exists.
  • Retain the accepted immediate/delayed ADDBA response policy on both sides.
  • Reject compressed exchanges for delayed agreements, nonzero fragment numbers, fragmented MPDUs, and More Fragments frames.
  • Track the recipient's maintained acknowledgment range so missing leading MPDUs remain unacknowledged, including across the 4095-to-0 sequence wrap.

Capability model

Compressed selection is default-off behind assumePeerSupportsCompressedBlockAck on both endpoint policies. The parameter explicitly represents the peer-capability fact missing from the current baseline agreement/management model and must only be enabled on an HT-or-later local STA after peer support is established.

This is station-wide rather than per-peer capability state, so heterogeneous legacy/HT peer selection is not modeled by this PR. The default configuration and existing Basic Block Ack behavior remain unchanged apart from the corrected Basic BAR wire size.

Tests and fingerprints

  • Add byte-exact compressed BAR and BA serializer round-trip tests.
  • Cover null and empty recipient state, bitmap holes, leading holes, 4095-to-0 wraparound, agreement policy, capability assumptions, and fragmentation gates.
  • Add a deterministic HT module test for ADDBA, compressed BAR transmission, and compressed BA reception.
  • Update seven affected wireless fingerprint rows. The first divergence is the same Basic BAR transmission changing from the previous 42-byte MPDU to the correct 24-byte MPDU, shortening PHY airtime by 4 microseconds and shifting subsequent timing ingredients. Existing graphical tyf ingredients are preserved where the focused campaign excludes them.

Validation

  • make MODE=release -j$(nproc)
  • inet_run_unit_tests -m release -f '(Ieee80211CompressedBlockAck_1|Ieee80211OnWireBitCompliance_1)\.test' — 2/2 passed
  • inet_run_module_tests -m release -f 'Ieee80211CompressedBlockAckRuntime\.test' — passed
  • Focused debug fingerprint campaign with -F tyf — all seven affected rows passed
  • Direct HT runtime, run 0/seed 0 — 36 compressed BAR/BA exchanges; the first response starts after the modeled SIFS interval
  • git diff --check — passed

Scope

This PR intentionally excludes TXOP behavior changes, HT Greenfield support, HE/EHT or multi-user Block Ack variants, and broader peer-capability management.

Commits

  • 4b34eeec14feat(ieee80211): add HT compressed Block Ack
  • 84916eb164test(fingerprint): update Block Ack trajectories

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mgonzalezlopezudc marked this pull request as ready for review August 15, 2026 19:19

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Comment thread src/inet/linklayer/ieee80211/mac/rateselection/QosRateSelection.cc
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mgonzalezlopezudc force-pushed the feat-ht-compressedblockack branch from bd343f0 to 89030d8 Compare August 16, 2026 10:59
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@levy I've addressed all Devin's comments throughout the commits. There are only two for which I didn't perform any changes:

  • Runtime configuration: Devin missed the included setting at examples/wireless/qos/omnetpp.ini (line 24), which pins the AP to 10:00:00:00:00:00. The client peer lists are therefore correct.

  • Map → vector: uniqueness and cyclic order remain guaranteed by construction. ReceiveBuffer is still map-backed; the collectors probe each cyclic sequence number once; preceding excludes the SSN while following starts at it. Existing tests cover 4095 → 0 ordering and duplicate input.

Track each originator ADDBA setup with an exact local transaction ID, start the response timeout only after the complete request is transmitted, and apply a separate retry backoff after timeout, refusal, or discard. Cancel all queued and in-progress fragments belonging to failed or completed transactions so stale requests cannot block or later re-establish state.

Establish recipient Block Ack agreements when a request is accepted, remove response-packet staging, reset reorder buffers on renegotiation, and publish distinct agreement-change observations. Preserve internal-collision recovery and materialize frames only at DCF grants and HCF TXOP continuation boundaries so availability queries remain side-effect free.

Add typed queue drop callbacks and arbitrary-packet dequeue propagation through queues, flows, and schedulers. Restore QueueingTimeTag, PEK_QUEUED, and packetPulled accounting exactly once while keeping cancellation on removal/drop semantics.

Extend the focused regression with real fragmentation and transaction cancellation, reorder reset, queue accounting and overflow callbacks, HCF continuation, and legacy DCF channel-grant coverage.

Validation: release and debug builds; focused Ieee80211AddbaTransaction unit test; MacDcf and MacEdca smoke simulations; architecture and WLAN reviews; 22 related fingerprints with 15 unchanged and 7 explained Block Ack trajectory changes. Fingerprint baselines are intentionally unchanged.
Defer ADDBA initiation until the triggering QoS MPDU is acknowledged and its final fragment completes. This preserves the negotiated starting sequence number and prevents an outstanding retry or remaining fragment from falling below the recipient reorder window.

Resume eligible channel access when a dropped setup frame terminates a pending transaction, and cancel tagged ADDBA requests when DELBA tears down pending state. Restore DCF pending-frame materialization and defensively handle internal collisions with no selectable frame.

Use the configured EDCAF count for HCF queue traversal, track packet-drop callback registration, and unregister callbacks during teardown. Extend the focused unit test with ACK timing, fragmented MSDU, DELBA cancellation, queue wakeup, and DCF materialization coverage.

Validation: release build and focused Ieee80211AddbaTransaction_1 unit test pass; git diff --check passes. The full unit and fingerprint suites were not run.
Keep ADDBA setup requests and same-peer/TID data synchronized with the pending originator agreement. Harden cancellation, retry cleanup, DELBA teardown, reordering ownership, and in-progress frame disposal so stale setup traffic cannot be double-freed or leave protocol state behind.

Add an HCF-owned per-access-category eligibility index. Track exact queue departures through typed lifecycle callbacks and rebuild eligibility only when Block Ack state changes, making routine channel-access availability checks independent of pending queue depth.

Preserve configurable queue-provider policy during selective extraction and A-MSDU formation. Add predicate-aware Priority, WRR, Label, flow, leaf, and compound extraction; batch overflow notifications to avoid reentrant victim selection; and conservatively skip pre-extraction aggregation through transforming packet flows.

Document the incompatible queue contracts and DELBA standards trace. Expand focused coverage for ADDBA lifecycle transitions, direct and RTS failure cleanup, custom and compound queues, scheduler accounting, shared buffers, A-MSDU processing, and the no-scan eligibility invariant.

Validated with release/debug builds, focused unit tests in both modes, runtime-clean affected fingerprint simulations, and an independent INET/WLAN architecture review.
Prevent predicate-based extraction from bypassing closed gates or implicit guard bands by validating the exact upstream candidate before dequeueing it.

Drain PacketQueue instances completely during bulk removal and detach only the queue's own packets from shared buffers so removal callbacks remain complete and isolated.

Transfer buffered Block Ack frames to the recipient data service during reset, emit one packet-drop signal per discarded MPDU, and reclaim cancelled out-of-sequence ADDBA frames immediately.

Clear both short and long retry state on terminal frame discard, and make scheduler extractor requirements explicit while preserving PriorityScheduler's nullable collection accounting.

Add focused regression coverage for closed and guarded gates, multi-packet and shared-buffer removal, reorder-reset drop accounting, idle ADDBA cancellation, retry-state cleanup, and extractor-only priority inputs.

Validated with the focused Ieee80211AddbaTransaction_1 unit test in release and debug modes.
Reset recipient-side Block Ack reordering when a locally transmitted recipient DELBA removes an agreement. Keep the removed agreement alive through HCF notification so teardown observers receive valid state, and remove the unused ADDBA-response-sent flag.

Return removed recipient agreements from the transmitted-DELBA handler and cover teardown plus same-peer/TID reestablishment with a reorder-buffer regression. The test proves stale sequence state and buffered fragments do not leak into the replacement session.

Report shared PacketBuffer removals to PacketQueue observers exactly once. A dedicated pre-drop detach callback preserves batch removal semantics: ordinary removals report REMOVED, overload victims report DROPPED, and all selected victims are detached before drop callbacks can re-enter queue selection.

Add focused coverage for direct shared-buffer removal, overload callback reasons, recipient DELBA cleanup, and fresh reorder state after renegotiation.

Validation:

- Release and debug builds pass.

- Focused ADDBA unit tests pass in release and debug.

- The full release unit suite passes 78/90; the 12 failures are unrelated pre-existing clock and TCP cases.

- Focused Block Ack fingerprint mismatches are unchanged by an old-vs-new HCF channel-resumption A/B, so fingerprint baselines remain untouched.

- Architectural review reports no new violations.
Return removed originator agreements from transmitted DELBA processing so HCF can emit balanced agreement lifecycle signals only for agreements that were actually established.

Treat successful ADDBA responses as established before applying a local policy veto, then queue an initiator DELBA with END_BA. Handle transmitted and pre-transmission-aborted teardown frames idempotently, preserve retry suppression, and restore frame eligibility without leaving a blocked TID.

Make DROPPED and REMOVED unsent ADDBA requests terminal while keeping DEQUEUED as an ownership transfer. Count only actionable EDCA internal collisions and retain release/end-TXOP/all-AC resumption ordering without restarting active contention.

Rename addbaFailureTimeout to addbaResponseTimeout, document the API and configuration migration, and add focused debug/release coverage for lifecycle signals, queue removal, local veto teardown, retry backoff, collision filtering, and channel-access resumption.

Validation: debug and release builds pass; Ieee80211AddbaTransaction_1 passes in both modes; git diff --check passes. Fingerprint baselines are intentionally unchanged pending explicit acceptance of the attributed EDCAF timing shift.
Keep nullable packet collection and extractor capabilities in WrrScheduler, LabelScheduler, and PriorityScheduler. Validate aggregate and predicate operations lazily and consistently so ordinary passive sources remain valid scheduler inputs.

Make A-MSDU selection candidate-aware across flow modules and non-order-preserving schedulers. Remove selected members through exact predicate dequeues, preserve provider accounting, and revalidate aggregation-critical frame fields before building the aggregate.

Immediately roll back successful ADDBA agreements rejected by local policy while retaining Normal Ack data service. Track best-effort DELBAs by transaction, reject stale generations, handle fragmented transmit and abort lifecycles, and cancel obsolete queued or in-progress teardown packets before replacement setup.

Document the updated scheduler and aggregation contracts, update WHATSNEW, and add focused regression coverage for scheduler capabilities, flow and reverse-priority aggregation, agreement signal ordering, stale teardown disposal, fragmentation, and queue cleanup.
Keep transaction-tagged initiator DELBA frames eligible until a final-fragment acknowledgement or terminal abort, allowing failed management transmissions to follow the normal retry and retry-limit paths. Make teardown abort outcomes explicit in HCF and clean up sibling frames and acknowledgement state exactly once.

Preserve same-flow MSDU ordering during A-MSDU selection, make extraction contract validation exception-safe, propagate destructive drops through nested compound queues exactly once, reject unsupported PacketBuffer ownership before mutation, and make fragment tag propagation robust. Document the scheduler aggregate-query compatibility change.

Add focused coverage for DELBA retry, acknowledgement and retry-limit cleanup; malformed packet extractors; nested queue callbacks; PacketBuffer ownership; scheduler capabilities; and fragment tag propagation.

Validated with release and debug builds, focused Ieee80211AddbaTransaction_1 tests in both modes, git diff --check, and independent architecture and IEEE 802.11 semantic review. Fingerprint baselines are intentionally unchanged.
Propagate MAC duplicate detection from the recipient QoS data service into HCF so retransmitted management frames are not processed as new negotiations.

Cache the exact ADDBA response per originator and TID and replay it for a recognized duplicate while preserving the existing agreement, reorder window, buffered MPDUs, inactivity timer, and agreement signals. Fresh MAC identities still perform normal renegotiation, including when their ADDBA parameters are unchanged.

Clear replay state during agreement teardown and avoid retaining responses for initial rejected requests without an agreement. Add focused transaction coverage for accepted and rejected requests, duplicate response replay, genuine renegotiation, reorder-buffer preservation, DELBA handling, and cache lifecycle.
Forward REMOVED callbacks from descendant queues through CompoundPacketQueueBase so observers are notified whenever a packet leaves the enclosing logical queue, including leaf-initiated and shared-buffer removals.

Track the packet currently removed at the compound boundary with a scoped save-and-restore guard. Suppress only the matching descendant callback during boundary removal and overflow victim detachment, preserving exactly-once delivery and the intended DROPPED reason while allowing nested or reentrant removals of other packets to propagate.

Extend the ADDBA transaction unit coverage for direct and nested compounds, bulk and shared-buffer removal, boundary remove/dequeue/pull paths, reentrant removal, and compound capacity drops.

Validation: debug build; focused Ieee80211AddbaTransaction_1 unit test; focused PriorityQueue and EthernetQosQueue fingerprints; focused architecture check; independent semantic review.
Clarify agreement ownership, harden reentrant cleanup, restore queue extraction animation, and add focused regressions for the reviewed edge cases.
Avoid building a complete snapshot of the pending queue for every successful A-MSDU aggregation. Validate each policy-selected subframe through the packet extractor's identity lookup instead, while retaining duplicate detection, eligibility checks, pre-mutation validation, and existing RAII ownership handling.

Add a focused regression with two selected frames and a 128-packet trailing backlog. Verify that aggregation removes only the selected frames and performs no packet-collection enumeration.

Debug validation:

- make MODE=debug -j$(nproc)

- inet_run_unit_tests -m debug -f 'Ieee80211AddbaTransaction_1\.test'

- MacQos runs 0 and 1 to 1.1 s: approximately 5x faster

- focused fingerprints: run 0 unchanged; run 1 completes without the former CPU timeout and has a reproducible pre-existing ADDBA trajectory mismatch unrelated to this optimization
The latest full debug run used only `tplx`, `~tNl`, and `~tND` and selected 1,753 rows: 1,744 verified, eight mismatched, and one with an initialization error. The eight mismatches are:

| Test row | Recorded | Current calculated |
|---|---|---|
| `tests/fingerprint/examples.csv:661` — `MacQosWithBlockAck` | `8306-3cd3/tplx;26d1-9165/~tNl;e0fc-7553/~tND` | `040e-6428/tplx;557f-bcad/~tNl;68e6-5a6d/~tND` |
| `tests/fingerprint/examples.csv:662` — `MacQosWithTransactionalBlockAck` | `c4ff-d71f/tplx;68ba-2827/~tNl;9a98-cc02/~tND` | `b608-4cad/tplx;6f80-132d/~tNl;9b78-3d6c/~tND` |
| `tests/fingerprint/showcases.csv:202` — `NoFragmentation` | `aa2d-5d35/tplx;2094-1f2a/~tNl;1470-1e1b/~tND` | `7ecf-66f5/tplx;193b-2155/~tNl;fa4f-92fc/~tND` |
| `tests/fingerprint/showcases.csv:203` — `Fragmentation` | `7ae9-e07d/tplx;db8b-3b81/~tNl;9c41-dc97/~tND` | `fda2-be01/tplx;be55-bf3e/~tNl;0edc-72bf/~tND` |
| `tests/fingerprint/showcases.csv:204` — `MixedTraffic` | `462d-10c7/tplx;727b-d26a/~tNl;62c4-cbc2/~tND` | `3530-5a7d/tplx;4bee-ff14/~tNl;7588-8d92/~tND` |
| `tests/fingerprint/showcases.csv:270` — `HCFfragblockack` | `41c4-d741/tplx;db22-9b02/~tNl;523f-f640/~tND` | `8557-5e23/tplx;fabc-bff1/~tNl;9ab7-ce7d/~tND` |
| `tests/fingerprint/showcases.csv:344` — `txop/General` | `9fdc-f33e/tplx;5ee8-bcc1/~tNl` | `0a69-2e4d/tplx;fe18-b226/~tNl` |
| `tests/fingerprint/examples.csv:9` — `adhoc/qos MacQos -r 1` | `ed2f-2d62/tplx;8a06-c4b3/~tNl;cddb-a568/~tND` | `3d9e-813a/tplx;e30d-288b/~tNl;b8e0-ee55/~tND` |

The direct branch mechanisms justify investigating these changes: Block Ack transaction state and final-fragment handling changed in `OriginatorBlockAckAgreementHandler` and `Hcf`; QoS queue eligibility and A-MSDU extraction changed in `OriginatorQosMacDataService` and `BasicMsduAggregationPolicy`; TXOP continuation changed in `HcfFs`; and `MacQosWithBlockAck` now receives `sameTransmissionStartTimeCheck = "ignore"` directly in its configuration. Both adhoc repetitions exercise the revised QoS/HCF path with the configuration's `${false, true}` Block Ack variation, but only repetition 1 mismatches in the latest run. These mechanisms explain why trajectories can change, but the first event-level divergence has not yet been localized for every failing row.
Implement one-TID compressed BlockAckReq and 64-bit compressed BlockAck exchanges across the QoS MAC path.

Correct BAR and BA Control and Starting Sequence Control serialization, including the Basic BAR wire length, little-endian fields, fragment-number packing, and compressed frame lengths.

Extend originator and recipient agreement handling, HCF dispatch, frame sequences, rate selection, protection timing, reordering, and acknowledgment processing. Preserve immediate versus delayed ADDBA policy and return the required all-zero compressed Block Ack when no matching recipient state exists.

Keep selection default-off behind the documented assumePeerSupportsCompressedBlockAck model assumption. Reject fragmented and delayed-policy exchanges, maintain the recipient acknowledgment-window boundary, and preserve leading holes including sequence-number wraparound.

Add byte-exact unit coverage for Basic and compressed variants, bitmap and wraparound behavior, capability and agreement gates, plus a deterministic HT runtime exchange test.
Classify BlockAck and BlockAckReq frames through their base classes in QosRateSelection so compressed requests follow the same control-rate policy as Basic requests.

This prevents an originated Compressed BlockAckReq from falling through to the ordinary control-frame path and reusing the last transmitted data mode when the mandatory Block Ack fallback should be selected.

Add focused coverage with distinct mandatory and last-transmitted modes, verifying Basic and Compressed BAR symmetry while preserving RTS behavior.
Remove the recipient-side peer capability assumption from compressed Block Ack response selection. An addressed, syntactically valid one-TID compressed BlockAckReq must receive a compressed BlockAck after SIFS, including the all-zero response when no matching partial state exists, as required by IEEE 802.11-2024 sections 9.3.1.7.2 and 10.25.6.5.

Keep the originator-side capability assumption as the explicit opt-in for selecting compressed BlockAckReq frames until per-peer HT capability management is modeled. Continue rejecting nonzero fragment numbers and suppressing immediate responses for unaccepted or delayed agreements.

Update the focused unit and runtime coverage to verify null-state responses, malformed fragment rejection, agreement-policy gates, and asymmetric endpoint configuration.
Make BlockAckRecord the authoritative owner of WinStartR and update the scoreboard for every successfully received related Data MPDU. Advance it from newer Data frames and BlockAckReq starting sequence numbers instead of coupling acknowledgment state to upward packet delivery.

Fix empty Basic Block Ack records so current-window sequence and fragment entries are reported as unacknowledged while entries older than WinStartR remain acknowledged.

Keep the reordering window independent from the acknowledgment window. When a future MPDU or BAR advances the window, deliver complete displaced MSDUs, discard incomplete stale entries, retain packets beyond gaps, and preserve cyclic delivery order across the 4095-to-0 boundary. Detach returned packets before deleting stale receive-buffer state.

Replace the station-wide compressed Block Ack assumption with capability state stored per agreement. Derive it from explicit local support and a configured peer-address list until HT Capabilities elements are modeled. Use compressed BAR only for established immediate agreements that support it, and suppress compressed Block Ack responses when no agreement exists.

Add focused unit and runtime coverage for Basic and Compressed bitmaps, Data- and BAR-driven window movement, wraparound, gaps, fragments, duplicates, ownership, Normal Ack reception, capability gating, null responses, serialization, and the BAR-to-BA exchange.

Multi-TID Block Ack remains unsupported. BA Control bit 0 remains clear because it is reserved by IEEE 802.11-2024, rather than a BA Ack Policy bit.

Fingerprint validation found five expected maintained-ingredient changes in QoS and Block Ack scenarios. The three previously retained tyf values were also rechecked and found stale. Fingerprint CSV updates are intentionally not included pending separate approval.
Update the Block Ack scoreboard for every related received QoS Data MPDU, including frames using Normal Ack, independently of reorder-buffer admission.

Handle the receive-window cases explicitly: ignore old sequence numbers, record in-window MPDUs, and advance WinStartR before recording MPDUs beyond WinEndR. This behavior deliberately applies to both Basic and Compressed Block Ack agreements, as required by IEEE 802.11-2024 sections 10.25.6.3 and 10.25.6.4.

Make far-ahead reorder-window movement transactional. Validate and insert the incoming MPDU against the proposed WinStartB before releasing displaced MSDUs or changing NextExpectedSequenceNumber. If admission fails, discard only the incoming packet and preserve the reorder window and its buffered frames, while retaining the independently required scoreboard update.

Calculate receive-buffer capacity after accounting for entries displaced by the proposed window. Count each fragment as one buffer slot, allow an advancing MPDU to reuse slots that will be reclaimed, and remove incomplete stale entries only after successful admission. Preserve delivery of complete displaced and consecutive MSDUs, including across the 4095-to-0 sequence number boundary.

Centralize supported one-TID BlockAckReq classification and extraction of the variant, TID, and starting sequence number. Use the shared classifier in HCF, RecipientQosMacDataService, and BlockAckReordering so only Basic and Compressed requests reach the implemented paths. Multi-TID requests remain unsupported and follow the existing rejection behavior.

Extend the focused Block Ack tests to cover old scoreboard inputs, Normal-Ack behavior with Basic Block Ack, fragment-full admission failure, successful slot reclamation across sequence wrap, real HCF dispatch through a procedure spy, and consistent Basic, Compressed, and Multi-TID request classification.
Accept WinStartR in the receiver Block Ack bookkeeping and add focused Basic and Compressed Block Ack coverage for the boundary.
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