Hello,

As you may know, AODV has its own queue. Thus, you may find the code manipulating the queue in the source file "routing_aodv.cpp". I looked through the source file and found the following functions.

(1)AodvInsertBuffer()

This function is used to queue a data packet into AODV message buffer(input queue) when the route to the destination is not available.

(2)AodvGetBufferedPacket()

This function is used to retrieve a data packet from AODV message buffer. The data packet retrieved from the buffer will be sent to the next hop towards destination.


Referring to the code text of two functions above, you can easily find how to detect vacancy status of the message buffer. Note that each node has only one queue and it consists of messages have different destinations. So, you need to filter messages in the queue when counting up the number of messages for a specific destination.

Good luck!