Hi all,
I have been trying to implement a very simple web caching example on a
simple wireless
topology. There are two nodes, one is the client and the other is the
server. The nodes doesn´t move
and they are in the coverage area of the other.
But it didnt work, though it worked fine when I
Hi all
I need data to plot throughput at 802.11e. Could somebody guide which of the
two approaches would be better:
1. write a C++ code which can generate an output file, to be picked by
gnuplot
2. somehow generate MAC level trace file using traceall (if such thing is
possible at MAC level),
Gnuplot is very powerfull, but has a complex interface.
That's why I've made a gnuplot frontend:
http://tagus.inesc-id.pt/~pestrela/ns2/contributed_code.html#_Toc147652227
that's my recommendation!
--
Xgraph is more basic, but with a simpler interface.
Pedro Vale Estrela
Hi all
In wireless scenario that picture of this show at below
Node 0 is sender and node 24 is receiver
I want to use UDP agent for this nodes
I use follow code for this purpose
Please tell me is the following file correct and suitable?
Why the CBR interval has not effect on time when the
Thanks for the suggestion. I am having a problem with implementing
this. First off, I get quite a few errors unless I do an #ifdef to
make sure that STDLIB_H gets included first. (It complains when stdlib
tries to declare abort after). Wrapping an #ifdef STDLIB_H around the
macro definitions
use ifdefs to NOT redefine abort in those RNG files
as such, you'll see aborts everywhere except RNG fucntions
On 11/19/07, Leonard Tracy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion. I am having a problem with implementing
this. First off, I get quite a few errors unless I do an