Thanx a lot for the zip file and your help!
I tried to compile it but it gave me errors like this: aodv/aodv.o: In function `AODV::command(int, char const* const*)': aodv.cc:(.text+0xcd): undefined reference to `GroupHelloTimer::handle(Event*)' aodv.cc:(.text+0x2c9): undefined reference to `aodv_mtable::mt_lookup(int)' aodv.cc:(.text+0x2ea): undefined reference to `aodv_mtable::mt_add(int)' aodv.cc:(.text+0x350): undefined reference to `AODV::sendMRQ(aodv_mt_entry*, unsigned char)' Version 2.31 works fine without maodv so there must be sth wrong with c++ stuff and its linkage. Fivos.K wrote: > > try this link > > http://140.112.21.101/~maxmilian/ns2/ns-allinone-2.31_with_maodv.zip > > it contains a ready version of ns-allinone 2.31 with maodv included. > > Also note that by installing 2.26 all in one package you don't damage > anything. All the files of ns2 reside in its directory. if you wish to > uninstall it all you need to do is delete the dir. > > as for using the right tcl version ,you can have an if condition in your > bashrc as i do. > i have a variable called NS in it and set it according to the NS-version > i want to use .for example > > export NS=26 > source ~/.bashrc > > would load ns version 2.26 settings. > > It's quite easy once you understand how this works. I have 4 ns-versions > on my system all working fine. > > good luck ! > > > pebbles wrote: >> >> >> I tried to install the 2.26 but it needs older version of tcl and I don't >> want to damage the 2.34 installation. I installed 2.31 but when I tried >> to add the maodv files it gave me this error: >> >> mac/channel.cc: In member function ‘void >> WirelessChannel::calcHighestAntennaZ(Phy*)’: >> mac/channel.cc:625: error: ‘class WirelessPhy’ has no member named >> ‘getAntennaZ’ >> mac/channel.cc:626: error: ‘class WirelessPhy’ has no member named >> ‘getAntennaZ’ >> mac/channel.cc:632: error: ‘class WirelessPhy’ has no member named >> ‘getDist’ >> mac/channel.cc:632: error: ‘class WirelessPhy’ has no member named >> ‘getCSThresh’ >> mac/channel.cc:632: error: ‘class WirelessPhy’ has no member named >> ‘getPt’ >> make: *** [mac/channel.o] Error 1 >> >> Did it give you such error when you installed it? It would be really >> helpful if you uploaded them anyway. Thank you in any case. >> >> >> Fivos.K wrote: >>> >>> i have ported them both for ns2.31 , i could upload them somewhere if >>> you are interested but you could also use them in the ns version they >>> support. >>> >>> >>> pebbles wrote: >>>> >>>> Do I have to configure myself the unicast mechanism so as to send RTCP >>>> packets only to the sender node (and of course keeping the multicast >>>> for RTP packets, so that the sender sends to every receiver node)? I'm >>>> asking this because in case of having more receiver nodes I'd want the >>>> RTP packets to be sent to all of them. >>>> >>>> Also, I couldn't find a working version of either protocol (MAODV,ADMR) >>>> for ns 2.34. I think it's been a long time since they have been >>>> updated... >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Fivos.K wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> pebbles wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> The simple-rtp example uses the "multicast on" option so I'd rather >>>>>> stick to a multicast protocol for now. >>>>>> >>>>>> With ADMR one node can send RTP packets to nodes that belong to one >>>>>> multicast group but each one of them >>>>>> sends RTCP packets to that node (unicast), while with PUMA the nodes >>>>>> send RTCP packets to a multicast group address? >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> They are all multicast protocols. Simply MAODV and ADMR allow use of >>>>> unicast as well. The RTCP packets should only be sent to the sender >>>>> and not to the whole group, so by sending them using a unicast >>>>> mechanism you decrease the number of collisions in your setup. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/RTP-over-wireless-connection-between-two-nodes-tp31407109p31700976.html Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
