VEINS and Time Varying Graphs

[Álvaro Shiokawa Alvarez]

Hello,

I am masters degree student, and currently trying to work with Veins form y thesis.

My thesis is on TVGs (Time Varying Graphs) with DTN. I would like to build a TVG integrating it with Veins.

I forked the Veins repository from github and would like to know, if possible, where I should start to build this graph (Where are the nodes / edges created in she source).

Also what are the classes related to the nodes in Veins, and to how they send messages to each other?

Thanks in advance,

Álvaro

[Christoph Sommer]

Dear Álvaro,

Álvaro Shiokawa Alvarez wrote:
> I forked the Veins repository from github and would like to know, if
> possible, where I should start to build this graph (Where are the nodes
> /
> edges created in she source).
>
> Also what are the classes related to the nodes in Veins, and to how
> they
> send messages to each other?

How to start using Veins is a frequently asked question (FAQ). Maybe the
list on http://veins.car2x.org/documentation/faq/ can be helpful to you.

Best,

Christoph

[Álvaro Shiokawa Alvarez]

Dear Christoph,

Thanks for the feedback. I cheked the Faq but I think I have a more specific question:

On Veins, which classes and componentes represent each node /  car? And what part of the code, or, in which class, are the commands related to how

each node / car send messages?

Perhaps knowing the location of the components related to how the vehicles / nodes send messages / packets, might help me on what I ma trying to build.

Thanks again for the attention.

Alvaro

[Christoph Sommer]

Álvaro Shiokawa Alvarez wrote:
> On Veins, which classes and componentes represent each node / car?

I have to admit that the Veins documentation is, at this time,
incomplete. You can, however, let OMNeT++ generate a complete API
documentation using the corresponding menu item in the OMNeT++ IDE.

This API documentation details all available classes and components and
their use in the example simulation that ships with Veins.


Best,

Christoph



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Dr. Christoph Sommer
Distributed Embedded Systems Group
University of Paderborn, Germany
http://www.ccs-labs.org/~sommer/