I am creating my own protocol in ns. Let me explain what the problem
is. I have 4 nodes, 1,2,3 and 4. 1,2 and 3 are connected to 4 and the
send packets to 4. 4 must process the packet and send back the response
to the other 3 nodes. The problem is that 4 always sends the packet to 3
even if the source was 1 or 2.
I have realised that here_.addr_ when the packet is received is
always 3 (even if 1 or 2 sent the packet) but I do not why. I tried to
change src_.addr to 1 or 2 but then I got an error in execution
(something about the classifier has no slots). Any ideas on how to solve it?
This is part of the tcl code:
#Setup RL Agent Flows
set rl0 [new Agent/RL_Agent]
$ns attach-agent $n5 $rl0
#Setup RL Main Agent
set rl1 [new Agent/RL_Agent]
$ns attach-agent $n6 $rl1
$ns connect $rl0 $rl1
# RL queue agent
set rl2 [new Agent/RL_Agent]
$ns attach-agent $n2 $rl2
$ns connect $rl2 $rl1
# RL congestion agent
set rl3 [new Agent/RL_Agent]
$ns attach-agent $n3 $rl3
$ns connect $rl3 $rl1
This is part of the c++ code:
from the sent:
Packet* p = allocpkt();
hdr_rl* rlh = hdr_rl::access(p);
rlh-send_time() = Scheduler::instance().clock();
rlh-payload() = action_;
rlh-node_id() = here_.addr_;
rlh-p_type() = t_act;
cout packet: sent time: stime from: here_.addr_
to: dst_.addr_ type: t_act value: action_
endl;
// Send the packet
send(p, 0);
from received:
// Access the header for the received packet:
hdr_rl* hdr = hdr_rl::access(pkt);
double stime = hdr-send_time_;
int ptype_ = hdr-p_type_;
int nodeid_ = hdr-node_id_;
cout packet: received time: stime from: nodeid_
, dst_.addr_ type: ptype_ value: hdr-payload_
msg: I' am: here_.addr_;
Here the dst.addr is always 3 (nodeide_ is part of my packet and
there I can see the mismatch -mine is correct, 1, 2 or 3-)
Thanks,
-as
