[ns] repeat simulation

hi everybody how can i repeat a simulation in a script? is there a proc to implement in the script ti do so? thanks

[ns] ns2 installation problem

Dear ns2 users, I want to install ns2.32/ns2.31 on my laptop which is running the OS RHEL 4.0 with gcc version 3.4.3. When I run ./install it gives me error and stops compiling all-in-one package after some time. Kindly suggest me the solution. Thanking you. Mukul Shukla Astt. Prof. (IT)

[ns] ns2 installation problem

Dear ns2 users, I want to install ns2.32/ns2.31 on my laptop which is running the OS RHEL 4.0 with gcc version 3.4.3. When I run ./install it gives me error and stops compiling all-in-one package after some time. Kindly suggest me the solution. Thanking you. Mukul Shukla Astt. Prof. (IT)

Re: [ns] About wireless cards specifications simulation

Hi, Gabrial Monty schrieb: You have said that : To answer your question: NO, it is absolutely not realistic to deduce from a result of 150m transmission range to be in an indoor scenario. Do you mean that I cannot assume an indoor range to be 150m, or I cannot assume that an

[ns] Can anybody explain why this happens?? network perfromance depends on used data structure

Hi all, I have modified AODV protocol to support other routing metric than hop-count, at the final stages of performance testing I have realized the following: I have added new fields to RREQ and RREP packets, lets say I have added three quantities of type double (x, y, z) to the

Re: [ns] Reading Node Location during wireless simulation

Hi Abdullah, Assuming the node address is stored in 'index': -- double x, y, z; MobileNode *node_ = (MobileNode *) Node::get_node_by_address(index); node_-getLoc(x, y, z); -- Now, x, y and z contain the current node position. Regards, fran On Monday 25 February 2008 04:35, abdullah qawasmeh