Re: [ns] how do i run mc-greig tutorials.

I don't know which tutorial you'r referring to. But, one thing you should know (if u r a beginner), the nam and xgraph don't run by default, unless you put exec nam filename.nam (or exec xgraph filename.tr) inside the tcl script and this must be scheduled towards the end of the simulation.

[ns] confusing by different result from cc file and awk file

hello, I reckon up the loss packet by awk file, the result is quite different of the result of printing form mac-802_11.cc. Could you please give me some advices? In 802_11.cc, when receive a ACK(recvACK()), recv_packet will be added by one; when RetransmitDATA() was called, the loss

[ns] CBRP Help

Hi, i want to work on CBRP . Please help me in getting source code of CBRP and how to installed it it NS2.29. Any one that have good sources of information in this field plz replay. Waiting of prompt responce,which help me alot. Thanks in advance. Regards, Saleem -- View this message

[ns] how to calculate delay using out.tr

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[ns] no such element in array!!!

hi there , i get this error when i run wrls-dsdv.tcl from ns2 for beginners document: can't read val(x): no such element in arraywhile executing$ns namtrace-all-wireless $namtrace $val(x) $val(y)(file wrls-dsdv.tcl line 58) any help plzzz... J Mahdi Newcastle Upon Tyne

[ns] FW: no such element in array!!!

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: no such element in array!!!Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2007 16:17:34 + hi there , i get this error when i run wrls-dsdv.tcl from ns2 for beginners document: can't read val(x): no such element in arraywhile executing$ns namtrace-all-wireless

[ns] ns_: no such variable

hi there, i get this message : ns_: no such variable do i need to use $ns_ or $ns for version 2.29 cheers J Mahdi Newcastle Upon Tyne ** _ 100’s of Music vouchers to be won with MSN Music

Re: [ns] ns_: no such variable

$ns or $ns_ are just variable names, they could be anything. Normally you can pick any. However mobility pattern files (if you're sourcing one) are usually generated assuming the simulator instance is $ns_. In such cases, either you should use $ns_ or you should modify the mobility pattern file

Re: [ns] ns_: no such variable

$ns or $ns_ are just variable names, they could be anything. Normally you can pick any. However mobility pattern files (if you're sourcing one) are usually generated assuming the simulator instance is $ns_. In such cases, either you should use $ns_ or you should modify the mobility pattern file

Re: [ns] ns_: no such variable

$ns or $ns_ are just variable names, they could be anything. Normally you can pick any. However mobility pattern files (if you're sourcing one) are usually generated assuming the simulator instance is $ns_. In such cases, either you should use $ns_ or you should modify the mobility pattern file

Re: [ns] Compiling ns-2.27 on a 64-bit machine

Tom, I decided to try out your first suggestion. I built in the order recommended. The problems associated with individual build was that the configure file had the wrong version numbers for the different units. On fixing that and building, I have successfully built tcl, tk, otcl and tclcl. The