Dear all, I run (Ubuntu 2.6.27-7-server) a script with several simulation scenarios. Here are the first lines of my script which uses another script and the several simulations are very similar: ************************************************************************************************************** #!/bin/bash
sim_name=35p3tcps1a ns IGoXFAN.tcl 1.1429 3 1 0.25 ./exe.sh 3 10.0 rm cpt_elastic_all.tr rm temps*.txt cp cpt_elastic_backup.tr cpt_elastic_all.tr rm cpt_elastic_backup.tr mkdir $sim_name cp *.txt $sim_name cp *.tr $sim_name sim_name=70p3tcps1a ns IGoXFAN.tcl 0.5714 3 1 0.25 ./exe.sh 3 10.0 rm cpt_elastic_all.tr rm temps*.txt cp cpt_elastic_backup.tr cpt_elastic_all.tr rm cpt_elastic_backup.tr mkdir $sim_name cp *.txt $sim_name cp *.tr $sim_name etc.... ************************************************************************************************************** I just discover my TCL file and my script has a non trascendent error for the previous results but for future simulations. I do not have time to re-run my simulations from the beginning but I want to correct the future ones. Two questions. a) Can I change the value of some parameters (not the event generation) in my TCL so the new values are taken into account? b) Can I change the script (showed above) and the new simulations will take into account such changes? I would appreciate any comment on that, please accept my best regards, César
