[ns] how to edit my makefile.in to enable gdb debug my ns?

I have a problem in ns. Once some wireless sim be running in ns, ns will stop in the simulation with info of segment fault, no other information any more, i think it may be that i have reedit the files tcp.cc/h, and now i need gdb tu debug my ns to search the bug or bugs, how do i reedit my

Re: [ns] Memory leak in TFRC?!

Daniel, Thanks, I will check it out! Arne On Thu, March 16, 2006 3:47 pm, Daniel Mahrenholz wrote: On Thursday 16 March 2006 15:01, Arne Lie wrote: In my work of enabling a VBR video application on top of TFRC in ns-2.28, I observe that I have gotten a memory leak, which is difficult to

[ns] FDMA Mac protocol in NS-2

Dear All. I have a question: Ns-2 support FDMA Mac protocol for wireless networks ? Regards, Ali Chodari Khosrowshahi

[ns] Question about simulating FDMA like Mac protocols in ns-2

Dear All. I want to simulate multi-channel Mac protocol in the NS-2 (simulating FDMA like Mac protocol). But I haven't any information about simulating this protocol. How I can create multiple channel for a node. How I can divide wireless bandwidth (frequency) into the multiple channel

Re: [ns] Supporting infrastructure WLANs in NS2

Hi! David Fuste schrieb: First of all, thank you very much to all...I thought the post was lost :) Martina, your information has been very useful. And second, thanks Pedro, I will look for this code in the cvs that partially supports infrastructure WLAN simulation. Interesting. I was

[ns] AODV trace problem~~

Dear All: I am porting the AOMDV from ns2.1b4a to ns2.29, it almost done. But the trace file shows that all packet are dropped because NRTE(no route) -- D 59.668074669 _8_ RTR NRTE 1939 cbr 512

Re: [ns] how to calculate PDR and throughput

Hello, Throughput = (Number of delivered packets * size of packets * 8) / Total duration of simulation (bits/s) Delivery Ratio = Number of delivered packets / Total number of transmitted packets A. - Original Message - From: Raja bvni [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: ns_users

[ns] Bandwidth allocation NS2

Hello people, I intend to use ns2 to study a new allocation form for wireless-wired networks or just even wireless network im my Msc project. I´m in the beginning, but I already want to know if anybody knows what part of ns-2 I should study and change later for another allocation bandwidth

Re: [ns] NS 2.29 installation problem in Fedora Core 64 bit version

Dear All, This is a continuation message of my installation problem. I have installed X org libraries in my system. Still, I am getting the following error messages while building OTCL in Fedora Core 64 bit version. gcc -o otclsh -g -O2 -I. -I/home2/ns-allinone-2.29/include -I/home2/ns-

[ns] IEEE 802.15.4 GTS

Hi all, Is anyone aware of an implementation of the GTS part of the IEEE 802.15.4 model for ns-2? ns-2.29 includes an 802.15.4 model that does not implement GTS (Guaranteed Time Slot). Does a GTS implementation exist anywhere? Is anyone working on that so that we can collaborate? Thanks, -

Re: [ns] Problem in setting the path in Red Hat 8

Hi, Look here http://www.udistrital.edu.co/comunidad/estudiantes/rolozadag/ns2/bash_profil e.txt It's a example. Bye. René Lozada -Mensaje original- De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] En nombre de Rahul Ghosh Enviado el: Viernes, 17 de Marzo de 2006 12:47 p.m. Para:

[ns] Protocol Extension

Hi all, I would like to extend an existing protocol in ns-2. Is it better if I extend its classes, or if I just copy the folder and add my modifications? In case I went for copying the folder, what exactly do I need to do after copying the folder? I guess I will have to rename the classes and

Re: [ns] Protocol Extension

Clarification: By the first option (extending its classes), I meant subclassing the classes of the existing model and implementing the differences/modifications. Subclassing keeps the existing functionality of the original module, and allows me to implement more stuff. I never found anyone

Re: [ns] Protocol Extension

so does this eliminate any of the two approaches? subclassing keeps the origianl class as it was, and introduces a new one that can be used independently. All it does is it saves me from duplicating the common code. copying the subfolder obviously keeps both protocols accessible as well.

[ns] multicast support in ns-2 for wired network

Dear everyone, I am a new comer in ns-2. I wonder if I would like to get a good understanding of ns-2's multicast support for wired network. Which files should I go for? Thanks for your kindness.