ASCII.tr NS-3.19

[Yacine Henou]

Hello world,

when my simulation succes, i had the output asccii traces .tr, but i cannot analyse it. "no "+" no "-" no "d" only "r" and "t". i am realy lost to analyse it. Please help me ns3-users.

FW: you can see my code "gpsr-test2.cc" and the ascii traces .tr "Gpsr-test2.tr" in the attached annex. I use ns3.19 mint 15 olivia. Thank you All.

[Yacine Henou]

sorry the file which contains code is in the attached annex. Please Help me

[Tommaso Pecorella]

Hi,

I'm not sure but it seems that the specific NetDevice is not recording the enqueue/dequeue.

However the trace is correct, in the sense that it doesn't show dropped packets (maybe there aren't drops), and it shows transmitted and received packets.

T.

[Yacine Henou]

dear Tommanso,

Thanks for your reply. Please run it and show me the ascii tracer please. May be it's my release... and i remark that's no "t" in the documentation for analyse ascii.

[Yacine Henou]

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Le jeudi 1 mai 2014 13:07:12 UTC+2, Yacine Henou a écrit :

[Yacine Henou]

Dear Tomamaso Pecorella,

Hi ! do you men that "t" represents the received packet and "r" receved packet ! it is impossible because i do this "cat gpsr-wave.tr | awk '{print substr($1,1,1)}' | grep r | wc -l" to obtain number of received packet and cat gpsr-wave.tr | awk '{print substr($1,1,1)}' | grep t | wc -l for the transmitted packet. results are  r >> t. 

Le jeudi 1 mai 2014 14:22:30 UTC+2, Tommaso Pecorella a écrit :

[Konstantinos]

When you have broadcast messages, received >> transmitted because more than one nodes hear the packet!

[Yacine Henou]

yeah ! true lol thanks. so I try delete where is the broadcasting.