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Posted on 2007-02-07 06:33:49-08 by newbie067
wrong node routing agent
Hi all, I am new in tcl so as my name reflected....I am having problem with the tcl script in which I got the following short message after simulation num_nodes is set 4 wrong node routing agent! Do you all know what is the prblem? Do you have any suggestions? Thank you in advance..
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Posted on 2007-02-07 06:40:16-08 by newbie067 in response to 4272
Re: wrong node routing agent
sorry I forgot to give details of my scripts which are as follows: set speed [lindex $argv 0] set linkdelay [lindex $argv 1] set addiprto [lindex $argv 2] set regdelay [lindex $argv 3] set l2beacon [lindex $argv 4] set l2lat [lindex $argv 5] set addrlatency [lindex $argv 6] set l2latency [expr [string trim $l2lat "ms"] + [string trim $addrlatency "ms"] ]ms Thanks
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Posted on 2007-02-07 13:53:42-08 by newbie067 in response to 4272
Re: wrong node routing agent
sorry I forgot to give details of my scripts which are as follows: set speed [lindex $argv 0] set linkdelay [lindex $argv 1] set addiprto [lindex $argv 2] set regdelay [lindex $argv 3] set l2beacon [lindex $argv 4] set l2lat [lindex $argv 5] set addrlatency [lindex $argv 6] set l2latency [expr [string trim $l2lat "ms"] + [string trim $addrlatency "ms"] ]ms Thanks
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Posted on 2007-02-07 16:45:09-08 by newbie067 in response to 4272
Re: wrong node routing agent
sorry I forgot to give details of my scripts which are as follows: set speed [lindex $argv 0] set linkdelay [lindex $argv 1] set addiprto [lindex $argv 2] set regdelay [lindex $argv 3] set l2beacon [lindex $argv 4] set l2lat [lindex $argv 5] set addrlatency [lindex $argv 6] set l2latency [expr [string trim $l2lat "ms"] + [string trim $addrlatency "ms"] ]ms Thanks
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Posted on 2007-02-07 17:59:27-08 by vkon in response to 4279
Re: wrong node routing agent
I very sorrey, I am not enthusiastic enough to use this forum, which provides very unobvious formatting and code. If your problem involves Tcl *and* Perl then please use its mailing list tcltk@perl.org , if your problem is Tcl specific, then, well, use any Tcl discussion list (for example ActiveTcl hosts many such support lists)
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