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Hello Ramón,
Thank you very much for your reply. I think discussion is good
for our works. And I'm sorry to reply late for I'm concentrating on
the coding and debugging work recently.
I also noticed the
chan3 ...' one by one. If it is allowed please tell me how. If not, is
there any other way to create an array variable of global range?
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Matt Wood
regards
matt wood
Dear all,
I want to know the current time in C++ programs. Is there a
function to do this? Or, How can I get the remaining time of a running
timer? In OpNet the function simtime( ) can be used to get the current
time. But I can't find the corresponding one in the NS2.
Thank you in advance.
Hello Walled,
I installed a Ubuntu and tried those steps again. It works. Thank you
very much.
Bests,
Matt
2008/12/22 Waleed Tuffaha tuff...@gmail.com
Hey Matt,
yes, my version is ns-2.33. But i'm running on Linux (Ubuntu).
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 5:32 AM, matt Wood withhighp
Dear friends,
I've read the ns-doc chap24 and chap28, and followed the
instructions (Q3) found in http://web.syr.edu/~dchen02/FAQ.txt, but
when I try to debug using '$gdb ns' it says: no debugging symbols
found.
Same questions can be found in the mail-list but they still
remain
puts to print on the output what is happening.
I know it is not much efficient but till now it was sufficient.
Best regards,
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 11:37 AM, matt Wood withhighp...@gmail.comwrote:
Dear friends,
I've read the ns-doc chap24 and chap28, and followed the
instructions (Q3
Dear all,
In NS2, the packet header must be accessed through its offset. But I can
not find where the offset_ is initialized. Please look and see if my
understanding of this issue is right or not:
In the RTPAgent, it is directly use hdr_cmn::access(p) to access the
header part. When the
