hi thanks for information. but i already tried these codes. if you check the codes these depends upon the 'd' symbole in tracefile. but i got tracefile of eurane which do not have 'd'-drop packet. but i am sure there are some resending of packets. so these doesn't work out for me. thanks for reply.
On Mon, 04 Jun 2007 Tiago Junqueira wrote : >Hi, > > I already made the same question, i'm using the NIST WiMAX module, >and the trace files are hard to analyse. So what i did was to use this >method: http://140.116.72.80/~smallko/ns2/tool_en.htm ,made by >Chih-Heng, Ke. > >With the c++ functions you get 2 files which the default name is "rd" >and "sd". This files are easy to analyse, and i'm getting results >that "look good", but unfortunately i can't tell if it is reliable >method to use, i'm just using, the best thing was to know exactly how >to interpert the trace files, but for me, at this moment i don't have >time. >I already asked in the forum but i got no opinions about the method. > >kindly, Tiago Junqueira
