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Simulations that are generating some Xgraph output files :
xgraph_ns2-files-tcl_11.2014.tar.gz https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7S...ew?usp=sharing
.. $ grep -Rin loss *.tcl
(There is "packet loss data" xgraph output in the joseph4* files.)
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The available {perl scripts, awk scripts, shell scripts} are for analyzing (mostly).
Examples { packetloss.pl, packet-loss-ratio.awk, packetloss.sh }.
How to get a plot output ? For xgraph, etc.
→ You will have to study the examples that produce such an output.
1) The examples in "xgraph_ns2-files-tcl_11.2014.tar.gz".
2) Please try $ cd ns-2.xx/tcl/ex/red-pd/ && csh runall.sh
3) `awk scripts' for converting a random file.tr to an xgraph
plot file do usually not exist.
But theoretically you can write such a script yourself.
Be aware that xgraph does not require suffix .xgr .
Any naming will do, also suffix .tr .
The important thing is the formatting. See »xgraph_ns2-files-tcl*«,
and run the examples.
And also xgraph-12.*/examples/*
i am doing ns2 project in multimedia subsystem.I want sip patch to install in my pc.How to do that? What other the other protocols that I have to do?Do anyone have programs related to multimedia environment or programs using sip?Plz help me it is urgent.
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