[SOLVED] Meaning of Traffic and IT file generated after simulation in CRCN
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So please show the command(s) you are using ( "CRCN simulation" )
to generate the files in question. ( "IT" and "Traffic file" ).
./ns test4maccon.tcl ? ./ns MRMAC.tcl ( > Trafficfile ).
My os is Fedora11. I provided that information in my profile and thought it need not to be mentioned.
I am using NS2.31 allinone version. I have installed CRCN patch in it.
I simulated the file test4maccon.tcl using command
ns test4maccon.tcl.
then 4 files namely test.tr, test.nam, IT and Traffic files generated.
Now i have found the format of IT and Traffic files in their website.
According to them IT file format is
Timestamp node id interference channel id
But in my case five columns are there. I can't understand what last column represents?
i have installed ns2.31 and then patched cognitive radio patch successfully but I need help how can I make some nodes as primary users and other as secondary users in a tcl file.i searched too much but no helping material available regarding it...anyone of you know plz help me.
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