I guess you haven't parsed sender/receiver address properly In process_mcast_cbr parsing is done for the original trace log format as
my $src_ipaddr = $2; my $dst_ipaddr = $5; my $dst_ipport = $6; my $recved_pkt = 0; my $act_rt_len = $10; # actual length my $opt_rt_len = $11; # optimal length but for the new trace format this should be as follows my $src_ipaddr = $1; my $dst_ipaddr = $3; my $dst_ipport = $4; my $recved_pkt = 0; my $act_rt_len = $5; # actual length my $opt_rt_len = $6; # optimal length my $pkt_latency = 0; Pls take a look at how trace data is extracted in the script. Dhammika On 5/8/06, pooja Vyavahare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi, > > I think u were right. Now its all working bur it is > not reading the line > > s 198.816364992 _18_ AGT --- 14599 cbr 64 [0 0 0 0] > ------- [-1:-1 32770:32770 32 0] [112] 0 0 > Actually this is the type of line which shows that a > cbr packet is send. Thats why in the output file there > are very few CBR packets. > > I think now i hav to go for a all together new program > to extract the information from trace file. > How did u solve this problem? > Please help me. > > Thanking u, > With regards, > Pooja. > > > > __________________________________________________________ > Yahoo! India Answers: Share what you know. Learn something new. > http://in.answers.yahoo.com >
