Amar,
Correction on Line #6,
6. In case you like to know if a destination node received a packet,
you can do so by comparing a packet's destination ip address with
the node_id of a node receiving the packet ***at MAC layer***
rgds
Saravanan K
On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 2:19 PM, Saravanan Kandasa
Dear Amar,
I think you have confused with between mac::recv() and aodv::recv()
1. mac::recv() able to listen every packet in a channel as long as it
is above CSThresh and decode a packet if it is above RXThresh.
2.This is not the same for aodv::recv(), you would need to understand, how
a)AODV p
Hello Everyone,
If I add the following statement in the beginning of the code in the
function, AODV::recv(Packet *p, Handler*), in aodv.cc :
if(DATA_PACKET(ch->ptype())) { printf("\nNode: _%i _ recvd data packet at
time: %.4lf", index, CURRENT_TIME); }
Then it prints for all active nodes except
