Stop the simulation
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Mani Amoozadeh
Jan 19, 2012, 4:30:40 PM1/19/12
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Hi.
I'm using omnet++ in command-line mode to simulate 100 different runs.
how can I stop the execution of all runs at the same time.
Currently I click on the red square button on the console tab
(Terminate) to stop each of the 100 runs.
It means I have to click on this stop button 100 times !!!!!
Is there any shortcuts to stop running all runs with one click ?
I'm using omnet++ in command-line mode to simulate 100 different runs.
how can I stop the execution of all runs at the same time.
Currently I click on the red square button on the console tab
(Terminate) to stop each of the 100 runs.
It means I have to click on this stop button 100 times !!!!!
Is there any shortcuts to stop running all runs with one click ?
Luca Bedogni
Jan 20, 2012, 4:40:53 AM1/20/12
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Have a look at sim-time-limit in omnetpp.ini.
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Fung Kwok Chun
Jan 20, 2012, 5:27:50 AM1/20/12
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Just only set the time limit in your current xxxx.ini, as u said 100 xxxx.ini files! It will automatically stop the stimuation.
Mani Amoozadeh
Jan 22, 2012, 5:07:06 AM1/22/12
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thanks for the reply but this is not what i'm looking for.
assume that I started my simulation and it will take 100 runs to
complete.
suddenly I recognize that I forgot to do sth in my code, so I try to
stop my simulation.
but unfortunately I have to click on the terminate button a lot to
stop all the simulations.
I am looking for a shortcut to stop all simulations at once.
On Jan 20, 11:27 am, Fung Kwok Chun <newmanfung2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Just only set the time limit in your current xxxx.ini, as u said 100
> xxxx.ini files! It will automatically stop the stimuation.
assume that I started my simulation and it will take 100 runs to
complete.
suddenly I recognize that I forgot to do sth in my code, so I try to
stop my simulation.
but unfortunately I have to click on the terminate button a lot to
stop all the simulations.
I am looking for a shortcut to stop all simulations at once.
On Jan 20, 11:27 am, Fung Kwok Chun <newmanfung2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Just only set the time limit in your current xxxx.ini, as u said 100
> xxxx.ini files! It will automatically stop the stimuation.
> On Jan 20, 2012 5:40 PM, "Luca Bedogni" <lbedo...@cs.unibo.it> wrote:
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> > Il giorno 19/gen/2012 22:31, "Mani Amoozadeh" <mani.amoozad...@gmail.com>
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> > Have a look at sim-time-limit in omnetpp.ini.
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> >> Hi.
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> >> I'm using omnet++ in command-line mode to simulate 100 different runs.
> >> how can I stop the execution of all runs at the same time.
> >> Currently I click on the red square button on the console tab
> >> (Terminate) to stop each of the 100 runs.
> >> It means I have to click on this stop button 100 times !!!!!
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> >> Is there any shortcuts to stop running all runs with one click ?
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> >> --
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> >> Hi.
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> >> I'm using omnet++ in command-line mode to simulate 100 different runs.
> >> how can I stop the execution of all runs at the same time.
> >> Currently I click on the red square button on the console tab
> >> (Terminate) to stop each of the 100 runs.
> >> It means I have to click on this stop button 100 times !!!!!
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> >> Is there any shortcuts to stop running all runs with one click ?
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> >> --
> >> Sent from the OMNeT++ mailing list. To configure your membership,
Luca Bedogni
Jan 22, 2012, 7:41:43 AM1/22/12
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You may want to use cmdenv instead of tkenv perhaps?
Regards
Mrquis Gris
Jun 26, 2013, 3:42:15 AM6/26/13
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was there a real answer to the question yet? (but kill each process?)
Rudolf Hornig
Jun 27, 2013, 6:05:11 AM6/27/13
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Stopping the whole batch used to work in omnet 4.1 but later version if I remember correctly, but some changes in the Eclipse job handling ruined this. At the moment this is a known issue :(
Rudolf
Rudolf Hornig
Jun 27, 2013, 6:07:31 AM6/27/13
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Ohh and this was reported only on MAC. What opsystem are you using.
Ronnie
Mar 23, 2015, 12:37:01 PM3/23/15
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I have struggled with the same problem with the newer verisons.
I haven't been able to find a one step function that destroys all the running, and scheduled processes.
I do it like this:
killall -9 opp_run
this command kills all the parallel runs. so on my 8 core server, a batch of 40 runs, i would need to run this command 5 times from the terminal.
Else,
if batch runs are as many as 100runs, i found no other solution than to kill eclipse, and restart :)
hope someone else updates with a better way.
I haven't been able to find a one step function that destroys all the running, and scheduled processes.
I do it like this:
killall -9 opp_run
this command kills all the parallel runs. so on my 8 core server, a batch of 40 runs, i would need to run this command 5 times from the terminal.
Else,
if batch runs are as many as 100runs, i found no other solution than to kill eclipse, and restart :)
hope someone else updates with a better way.
Handril Wulan
Jul 21, 2016, 11:09:09 AM7/21/16
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what can we do to stop the simulation when a node have received or send a certain number packet? what codes must we insert on ini file for that purpose?
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