Doug Geiger <douglas.gei...@nrl.navy.mil> writes: > As far as my understanding goes, there is not a complete > implementation of the 802.11b-spec MAC. The files you've found are, to > the best of my knowledge, the only released code out there > implementing a partial MAC (i.e. it performs some carrier-sensing > functions in an attempt to avoid collisions), but I don't believe > anyone has a real, compliant MAC working (or at least has not released > one to the world). In particular, I think making the timing > requirements of the SIFS and DIFS would be extremely difficult to > achieve, although I don't know if anyone has performed any in-depth > latency measurements with the USRP2 as has been done with the USRP1.
We have released all the code we wrote for gnuradio/802.11, so there's nothing else out there to get. I never expected us to be able to deal with DIFS/SIFS with the USRP.
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