[ns] Uncomprehensible number of droped packet in IEEE80211

2010-12-20 Thread El hadi Cherkaoui

Dear all,

I have a large number of droped packet in my simulation I have set 3 BS 
stations: 

UMTS with a coverage of 1000m  position  (X,Y) = doesn't have
WiFI  coverage of 50m (250,250) 
WiMAX coverage of 500m (100,100)

I receive a huge number of droped packet with unknown reason. Also when I some 
the Received and dropped packet i find less than send packet...


d -t 1.069065960 -Hs 15 -Hd 12582916 -Ni 15 -Nx 250.00 -Ny 250.00 -Nz 0.00 -Ne 
-1.00 -Nl IFQ -Nw --- -Ma 0 -Md 12 -Ms e -Mt 800 -Is 4194304.3 -Id 
12582916.0 -It cbr -Il 1024 -If 0 -Ii 111 -Iv 29 -Pn cbr -Pi 2 -Pf 0 -Po 0 

Please help me !




  


Re: [ns] Installation Error on Fedora 14 and OpenSuse 11.3

2010-12-20 Thread Atcher


Hi,

Workaround of this problem is to manually edit files

tools/ranvar.cc
mobile/nakagami.cc

and simply erase namespace part (the one before ::). Works for me (openSuse
11.3)

P.S. Sorry for my English. 


ashwinipatankar wrote:
 
 
 Hi All,
 
 Recently I was trying to install ns2 all in one on fedora 14 and open suse
 11.3. And this is the error I got:
 
 tools/ranvar.cc: In member function ‘virtual double
 GammaRandomVariable::value()’:
 tools/ranvar.cc:219:70: error: cannot call constructor
 ‘GammaRandomVariable::GammaRandomVariable’ directly
 tools/ranvar.cc:219:70: error:   for a function-style cast, remove the
 redundant ‘::GammaRandomVariable’
 make: *** [tools/ranvar.o] Error 1
 Ns make failed!
 
 Any one having any idea about this ?? I think the compiler got upgraded
 just
 like in the case of xgraph Error: getline is defined here and passing
 wrong
 arguments, so I just change the getline function in the specific files by
 function my_getline (name only).
 
 If any one having any idea then please make me know.
 
 Thanks and Regards,
 
 Ashwini Shankar Patankar
 
 

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