which version of ns2 is better for simulating cognitive radio networks
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which version of ns2 is better for simulating cognitive radio networks
Hi,
I want to install CRCN patch on ns-2.34
But I noticed CRCN have been tested on ns-2.31
Is there any compatible CRCN package for ns-2.34 Or just I should install ns-2.31 ?
Hope to not force remove ns-2.34 and install ns-2.31
please help me if someone has answer for my question
thanks
Do not hijack other peoples threads with your own question. And if you read the replies above, it is VERY clear that you CANNOT, and need to use 2.31. And as the OP was told, try to use Google.
./ns D2CARP-script.tcl :
The files ns.trc 138MB, primaryUsers.trc 1.1MB, scenario.trc 48.6kB are created.
( D2CARP-script.tcl is a copy of "script.tcl". I.e. script.tcl is generic file name.)
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