[Omnetpp-l] Error out of range
ZOHA ASGHARIAN
When I run omnetpp.ini, it gets this error
Error------->Gate index0 out of range when accessing vector gate 'in[]' with size 0
Please help me
Thanks in advance
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Best Regards
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Zoha Asgharian,
Master of Science in Engineering,
Department of Computer Engineering,
Iran University of Science and technology
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ZOHA ASGHARIAN
I use "++" for it
ZOHA ASGHARIAN
I use follow instruction, but when I run it, it gets error "Gate index 0 out of range when accessing vector gate transportOut[] with size 0"
output transportOut[];
numOfTransportProt = numOfTransportProt;
for i=0..numOfTransportProt-1
{
core.transportOut[i] --> transportOut[i];
}
Please help me
Thanks in advance
Patrick Haeflinger
As this is not the complete code of your ned file I can only guess that you missed to define the gate size somewhere in you ned code
Patrick
ZOHA ASGHARIAN a écrit :
ZOHA ASGHARIAN
it is my ned, I cant solve my problem,
PLZ help me
network LocalDeliver
{
parameters:
double procdelay;
double numOfTransportProt;
string hookName;
string fragmentTimeout;
@display("p=10,18;b=202,224,rect;bgb=132,172");
gates:
input routingIn;
input multicastIn;
output multicastOut;
output ICMPOut;
output preRoutingOut;
output transportOut[];
submodules:
core: LocalDeliverCore {
parameters:
procdelay = procdelay;
numOfTransportProt = numOfTransportProt;
fragmentTimeout = fragmentTimeout;
@display("p=62,121;b=40,24,rect");
gates:
transportOut[numOfTransportProt];
}
queueHook: NF_IP_LOCAL_IN {
@display("p=62,49;b=40,24,rect");
}
connections:
routingIn --> core.routingIn;
multicastIn --> core.multicastIn;
core.multicastOut --> multicastOut;
core.ICMPOut --> ICMPOut;
core.preRoutingOut --> preRoutingOut;
core.netfilterOut --> queueHook.in;
queueHook.out --> core.netfilterIn;
Andras Varga
Dear Zoha,
If I understand correctly, you have been trying to port the very old and completely outdated IPSuite to OMNeT++ 4.0. This looks utterly and completely useless to me. We do have a good TCP/IP suite, it is called the INET Framework. It has evolved from the very IPSuite that you are hacking, over years, with lots of hard work invested into its development. So, what's the point of hacking IPSuite, really???
OK, looks like you want to use the SIP model that comes with IPSuite. Fine, so why don't you just port the SIP model itself into the INET Framework? That, apart from being a lot less work, would actually be useful for the community as well. The path you're currently following leads nowhere – I sincerely suggest that you download the INET Framework, and try to port SIP into that. I am sure everyone would help be better inclined to help you then.
As for "gatesizes" and other problems: the Migration Guide is your friend. Open http://omnetpp.org/doc/omnetpp40/migration/migration.html, hit Ctrl+F and type "gatesizes". Thanks!
Regards,
Andras
ZOHA ASGHARIAN
It is true i guess you hit. I follow your suggestion
Thanks a lot
