, any suggestion is
welcome.
Regards.
Liceven
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n1's starting position. but it could not record the coordinate dynamically.
So, If I want to implement this dynamic function, what should i do? thanks
very much.
Liceven
Liceven wrote:
>
> Hello,everyone:
> I want to simulate a wireless scenario with two access points and
’. Pay attention that node($i) is an
array[I still havn't found the reason yet]. And this function record will
help me to finish the job[record a mobile node’s position (x,y) every 0.5
second]
And, I think I will think over your idea when i get enough knowledge about
NS.
Thanks very muc
’. Pay attention that node($i) is an
array[I still havn't found the reason yet]. And this function record will
help me to finish the job[record a mobile node’s position (x,y) every 0.5
second]
And, I think I will think over your idea when i get enough knowledge about
NS.
Thanks very muc
kindly to give me an example to show how it works. THanks very
much
Regards.
Liceven
Daniel Rother wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
> I've got the same problem. In tcl I haven't found a solution. I
> thougth there is something easy like "set strength [$node set
> s
ng power at distance
double Pr = Friis(t->getTxPr(), Gt, Gr, lambda, L, d);
// warning: use of `l' length character with `f' type character
// - Sally Floyd, FreeBSD.
printf("%lf: d: %lf, Pr: %e\n", Scheduler::instance().clock(), d, Pr);
Hello,All,
I want to calculate the signal strength received from two access points in
free space. And I find there is a function called
double FreeSpace::Pr(PacketStamp *t, PacketStamp *r, WirelessPhy *ifp)
{...}[ns-2.31/mobile/propagation.cc]
But, I don't know how to call this function to cal
