Hello everyone,
In MAODV, the variable mt_dst of type nsaddr_t is supposed to hold the
multicast group IP address. I am referring to aodv_mtable.h of the
multicst extension for AODV provided by Thomas Kunz and Yufang Zhou. I
use the following printf:
for(mt=mtable.head();mt;mt=mt-mt_link.le_next)
This integer (234881024) is the first multicast address (hex) Ex00.
So, that's correct.
:)
Sidney Doria
Brazil
2008/11/21 Noor Asraf [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello everyone,
In MAODV, the variable mt_dst of type nsaddr_t is supposed to hold the
multicast group IP address. I am referring to
Dear Network and NS experts,
Why MAC and PHY rates should be different for a given packet to be
transmitted. I could not understand the calculation of the txtime of a
packet in mac-802_11.cc.
As observed in the txtime() calculation in mac-802_11.cc, the txtime of
any packet is calculated as
I think its the MAC rate(s) used for calculating the Tx time of a packet.
Yes the header is sent at basic rate always, to overcome the sync issue at
all.
Well for PHY, I think it should only be related for PHY calculations as per
the modulation used. So different PHY rates enable different MAC
hi,
Ubuntu8.04 uses a different compiler than the required for ns2.1b9a. This
old version of ns-2 requires the gcc3.2 compiler. Either you install that
old compiler on your Ubuntu8.04 or you install an old Linux distro version
instead of your Ubuntu. For instance Fedora 3 or 4, CentOs 3,
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Hi all,
I am trying to introduce a delay in sending packets
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Hi all,
I am trying to
