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struct hdr_cmn {
enum dir_t { DOWN= -1, NONE= 0, UP= 1 };
packet_t ptype_; // packet type (see above)
int size_; // simulated packet size
int uid_; // unique id
int error_; // error flag
int errbitcnt_; // # of corrupted bits jahn
int fecsize_; int pid_;
int psn_;
int pts_;
double ts_; // timestamp: for q-delay measurement
int iface_; // receiving interface (label)
dir_t direction_; // direction: 0=none, 1=up, -1=down
// source routing
char src_rt_valid;
double ts_arr_; // Required by Marker of JOBS
459 struct hdr_cmn {
460 enum dir_t { DOWN= -1, NONE= 0, UP= 1 };
461 packet_t ptype_; // packet type (see above)
462 int size_; // simulated packet size
463 int uid_; // unique id
464 int error_; // error flag
465 int errbitcnt_; // # of corrupted bits jahn
466 int fecsize_;
467 int pid_;
468 int psn_;
469 int pts_;
470 double ts_; // timestamp: for q-delay measurement
471 int iface_; // receiving interface (label)
472 dir_t direction_; // direction: 0=none, 1=up, -1=down
473 // source routing
474 char src_rt_valid;
475 double ts_arr_; // Required by Marker of JOBS
I'm still getting a "pid error" :
Code:
sara/sara.cc: In member function `virtual void Sara::forwardData(Packet*, double)':
sara/sara.cc:2229: error: 'struct hdr_cmn' has no member named 'pid'
sara/sara.cc:2230: error: 'struct hdr_cmn' has no member named 'pid'
sara/sara.cc:2231: error: 'struct hdr_cmn' has no member named 'pid'
sara/sara.cc:2263: error: 'struct hdr_cmn' has no member named 'pid'
sara/sara.cc:2265: error: 'struct hdr_cmn' has no member named 'pid'
sara/sara.cc:2265: error: 'struct hdr_cmn' has no member named 'pid'
make: *** [sara/sara.o] Error 1
I have the same pb, but when I add this line in common/packet.h : inline int& pid() { return (pid_); }, the command make complete successfully. but I still have a pb when I try to run the script of sara run_sim.sh. this is the erreur:
./run_sim.sh: line 4: 2454 Erreur de segmentation ns manet.sara.FTP.tcl -rs 18
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