[ns] Arrival rate

2007-04-08 Thread Gökhan ÇATALKAYA
I want to calculate the arrival rate (packet/second) for a node for the following topology. (Node 0) --- (Node 1) ftp source of 1000 packet size 10 Mbps bandwidth and 10 ms delay. I dont know if addinitional parameters are required. what is the exact formula

[ns] About mobilenode.tcl is it exaclty where the different component of a node are created?

2007-04-08 Thread hiba alame
Hi to all, I want to implement a node with two interfaces Bluetooth and WiFi, I am using the UCBT module for Bluetooth and the regular 802.11 features of NS2 for WiFi. What I am thinking of doing, is to add the lower Bluetooth layers (BNEP,LMP,BB,Radio) to the mobile node implemented

[ns] Does anyone have a decsritption of mobilenode.cc

2007-04-08 Thread hiba alame
Hi, Does anyone have a detailed documentation of the procedures defined in the file mobilenode.tcl found under ns/tcl/lib, I would appreciate it if you can forward it to me. Thank you very much. - We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love

[ns] Does anyone have a description of mobilenode.tcl

2007-04-08 Thread hiba alame
Hi, Does anyone have a detailed documentation of the procedures defined in the file mobilenode.tcl found under ns/tcl/lib, I would appreciate it if you can forward it to me. Thank you very much. - TV dinner still cooling? Check out

[ns] NOAH: wrong node routing agent!

2007-04-08 Thread Akhilesh Kumar
I configured the NOAH protocol in my NS2.31 according to given code. but is still giving error wrong node routing agent! Makefile.in add noah/noah.o \ to OBJ_CC and tcl/mobility/noah.tcl \ to NS_TCL_LIB noah/noah.{h,cc}add noah.h and noah.cc to a new subdirectory noah/

Re: [ns] compilation of .cc file

2007-04-08 Thread Timo Reimann
smita vishwakarma wrote: I am trying to compile my c++ program with tcl but when I am trying to include some NS files it gives lots of error . I have tried with MAKE also but I am unable to compile my file with the c++ and tcl.Kindly , give me suggestion. Since people constantly fail to