Dear researchers?
I am a bit confuse about, when we do scheduling algorithm high proirity for something, the scheduling happened before data buffer or after?
I am wondering, if the data buffered and and buffer size is full, is that able to replace packets in the buffer with new data comes with high priorty?
Thanks
In general, if your buffer runs full, you will drop packets, no matter what their priority is.
Thank you Martin..... That mean when packets buffered impossible to replace it depends on scheduling priority.?
No, when the packets are in the buffer, you should be able to treat them differently based on different criteria, e.g., priority. It depends on the implementation.
Thank you Martin... I meant when packet buffer impossible to replace it with a new packet just reach to antina.
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