nodes from my
neighborhood. is it right? isn't it too timeconsuming? how may i know how
much it effect performance of my work if any? and then what's the right way
to recognize neighbors in wireless simulation?
thx in advance
hamide
--
View this message in context:
http://www.nabble.com/neighbor
Dear researchers
will u please tell me about how do u work with ur debugging? i've installed
ddd and with ns.exe it doesnt work but with nstk.exe yes. but then when i
try to run a my tcl code which is connected to a c++ code , it seems it
doesnt know header of c++ and in first line of my c++
Dear researchers
will u please tell me about how do u work with ur debugging? i've installed
ddd and with ns.exe it doesnt work but with nstk.exe yes. but then when i
try to run a my tcl code which is connected to a c++ code , it seems it
doesnt know header of c++ and in first line of my c++
Hi
I'm using ns2 with gdb and i've installed ddd, i use gdb to find my
segmentation fault error. but i'd like to have a step by step debugging through
my c++ code that is
a new extention to ns2, but it doesnt work . i'm not able to insert breakpoint,
it's written that you should use something
it to traffic file. i hope it helps you and saves some
time:).
hamide
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, Daniel Anguita daniel.angu...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Daniel Anguita daniel.angu...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [ns] identifying per application packets, not per agent
To: ns-users@ISI.EDU
Date: Wednesday, October 28
Does any one have a geographical protocol. GEAR that is integrated into NS2
does multipath forwarding. I have implemented my own geo unicast routing
protocol. but i dont have a protocol to comapre with, LAR patch is for adhoc
and mobility still that doesnt work in NS2.344.
any idea?
thank
