What I'm trying to do is :
say A and B are routers on the path from source S to destination D,
Now, if a link between A and B fails or goes down, A should send an ICMP
packet to the source S
For this I need to know -
1. what methods are invoked when a link failure occurs
so that I could modify
got sorted out few things...
However, I wanted to know what methods/objects are invoked when a link
failure occurs ?
Can one clarify this -
when i run a ns2 script, i think a single simulator object created and tht
controls the flow and events ?
-DP
dhairya wrote:
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> yeah.
> I got t
Well I couldn't see that on the console.
there are printf statements littering in the C++ code.. .but I couldn't
understand...
-DP
Claus Christmann wrote:
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> See inline below:
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> dhairya wrote:
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>> Also, where is the output of the printf statements in the C++ class
>> printed
>> ??
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yeah.
I got the ns2 runnin in gdb... some kind of success... i got to know
about it from this site : http://web.syr.edu/~dchen02/FAQ.txt
still learning..
Any ways... I had sent you an email...I'm in GT,Atlanta now... :)
Regards,
DP
Claus Christmann wrote:
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> See inline below:
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See inline below:
dhairya wrote:
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> Also, where is the output of the printf statements in the C++ class printed
> ??
Depends on the local printf, but generally either to stdout or stderr
(which in most cases is your console, I think).
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> -DP
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> dhairya wrote:
>> Thanks for the reply..
Also, where is the output of the printf statements in the C++ class printed
??
-DP
dhairya wrote:
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> Thanks for the reply.. .but am unclear and have few more doubtsn..
> How do I trace the actual flow ...say when I run the Tcl Script, I want to
> track Tcl Objects as well as the invoked
Thanks for the reply.. .but am unclear and have few more doubts.
How do I trace the actual flow ...say when I run the Tcl Script, I want to
track Tcl Objects as well as the invoked C++ object and their values.
Well, what I'm trying to do is understand the current protocol and modify
it.
See inline below:
dhairya wrote:
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> Hi,
>I'm new to ns2 and had few questions regarding it :
> 1. Is the route-computation table stored globally than specific to node.
> 2. How does this simulation work, I mean the flow from invoking the ns2
> script to the invoking the C++ code
> 3. I
