How to implement timers that periodically execute a defined callback function without any timeout ?

[Andris Skrastins]

How to implement timers that periodically execute a defined callback function without any timeout ?

[Alex Berger]

You could create a cMessage and send it to yourself with scheduleAt(...)
There should be lots of examples in the existing code.

[Andris Skrastins]

I try to implement a function or triggering that check one function periodically, but in such a way that does not affect the simulation base process (IP packet forwarding). I try to create new connection admission control for IP networks.

If I use scheduleAt(simTime()+timeout, timeoutEvent) - my packets forwrding are stopped every defined 'simTime()+timeout'

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[Rudolf Hornig]

On Thursday, 31 July 2014 10:36:58 UTC+2, Andris Skrastins wrote:

I try to implement a function or triggering that check one function periodically, but in such a way that does not affect the simulation base process (IP packet forwarding). I try to create new connection admission control for IP networks.

If I use scheduleAt(simTime()+timeout, timeoutEvent) - my packets forwrding are stopped every defined 'simTime()+timeout'

I don't see why packet forwarding would be affected at all by introducing a new timer event? It should be totally independent of the rest if the IP processing code. 

2014-07-31 10:08 GMT+03:00 Alex Berger <zat...@gmail.com>:

You could create a cMessage and send it to yourself with scheduleAt(...)
There should be lots of examples in the existing code.

On Thursday, July 31, 2014 7:26:59 AM UTC+2, Andris Skrastins wrote:

How to implement timers that periodically execute a defined callback function without any timeout ?

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[Andris Skrastins]

Yes, thanks, I solved the problem.

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