Hi Dewald,
Dewald Nolte wrote:
In ns-miracle the documentation claims that the underwater channel
works and that some basic MACs are provided, but in one of the mails
in the mailing list I read that some of the routing protocols are not
yet supported?
Basically the underwater-miracle
ryan m wrote:
I have an adhoc network, which I'm using dei80211mr-1.1.1 (with
activating the included rate adaptation on each node) to simulate
802.11g with rate adaptation. Is there a way to determine the current
rate being used (call RateAdapter::getCurrMode() ) from dsragent.cc?
That's
ryan m wrote:
hello,
I'm using dei80211mr-1.1.1 and ns-allinone-2.31 and I want to simulate
a typical 802.11g ad-hoc network, so I set the following parameters to
that end.
$mac($i) dataMode_ Mode54Mb
$mac($i) basicMode_ Mode2Mb
With these settings (and several others) I'm
Hi Ryan,
ryan m wrote:
there is a parameter for the mac, $mac($i) dataMode_ $PHYDataRate ,
and one possibility for PHYDataRate is Mode6Mb. What are the other
possibilities, in particular I'd like to know the option for 802.11g
multirate, and if possible 11MB unirate.
The rates supported
Hi all,
I am glad to announce that support for dynamic libraries in ns is
finally available also on cygwin. Here are the relevant links:
The new patch by Federico Maguolo:
http://www.dei.unipd.it/~maguolof/new-patch-dl-ns-2.31
The installation procedure for cygwin:
Will Spearman wrote:
I would like to implement 802.11g in ns-2.28
As announced some time ago, an 802.11g implementation for ns2 can be
found here:
http://www.dei.unipd.it/~rossi/dei80211mr.html
Regards,
Nicola
The dei80211mr 802.11 implementation just announced
http://mailman.isi.edu/pipermail/ns-users/2007-June/060526.html
provides a new idleSlot variable which counts the number of idle
timeslots which are observed by the MAC. This variable can be used for
your computations.
Nicola
Ana Turk wrote:
Hi all,
at the SIGNET lab, Dept. of Information Engineering, University of
Padova, Italy, we've developed a patch for ns2 which enables effective
use of dynamic libraries in ns2. We believe that the introduction of
this feature substantially improves the current way of developing
extensions to
Hai Nam wrote:
assert() is usually used for debugging purpose. I think we can turn
off this function in a released version but I don't know how :-(
From the man page of assert():
If the macro NDEBUG was defined at the moment assert.h was last
included, the macro assert() generates no code,
