Hello,
I want to simulate a LAN with CSMA/CD. Since the Mac/Csma/Cd Class seems
to be not supported anymore (and I never managed to get it running), I
use Mac/802_3. I attached the script at the end of the mail.
This I can get it to work, but I don't understand the results. When I
watch the NAM
Ok, this explains it - thanks a lot for your answer!
-Georg-
Filippos Kolovos wrote:
> -
> Hi,
> I do not think that there is a "problem" with the variables per se,
> but with the way that the TCL interpreter handles the command substitutions.
>
> For example, when you invoke the command direc
Georg Piewald wrote:
> [...]
Ok, maybe the subject is a bit wrong - I just noticed that this problem
is true for any instance variable. It can also be shown for example on
"cwnd_" which is a variable of "Agent/TCP".
Regards, Georg
Hi everybody,
I experienced a very odd problem. I want to output the number of bytes
received by a TCPSink agent at a specified time. This can be read by the
instance variable $bytes_.
Now if I call a procedure at the required point of time, which outputs
the nr of bytes, everything works fine. L
Hello,
Quite a newbie question, but I couldn't find an answer though I've been
searching the web and the ns-manual for hours...
How (if at all) can I schedule a TCL procedure to be run every time a
packet arrives at a specific node (or, better, at a specific agent)?
Example: The following proc
