This happens because the 'target_' attribute is a NsObject (superclass
of many
ns-2 classes), to guarantee maximum code flexibility. You
should:
1. cast the 'target_' to the desired class, e.g.
targetActualClass *targetPointer = (targetActualClass *) this-
>target_;
2. access 'target_' downtarget_ attribute. I am not sure you
can
do this directly, since 'downtarget_' is probably a protected
mamber.
Thus, you should code an accessor function (if not present)
or
define the aodv class as a friend of the 'target_' class.
Regards,
Marco Fiore
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Data: 30-gen-2006 5.52 PM
A: <[email protected]>
Ogg: [ns] HELP - I am stuck on MAC queue length
Dear ns2 users,
I
really need your help. I'm completely stuck on the following:
I need
to access the IFq length from my Routing Agent. Since the routing I
adopted is the AODV one, I have no more layers (e.g. IMEP) to consider.
So,
FROM THE AODV.CC code, according to the structure of the mobile
node as
depicted in the ns2 manual, I should achieve my target by
inserting the
following line... Given this the pointer to the aodv
agent,
int queued_packets = this->target_->downtarget_->length().
Well, it doesn't work. The compilation doesn't give positive results
and the
error it gives is the following:
aodv/aodv.cc:1033: error:
'class NsObject' has no member named 'downtarget_'
??????
Any replay
with suggestion is really welcome.
Thank you in advance. I hope you
can help me.
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