Re: [ns] Strange behavior in NS

[Arnaud Legout <legout@castify.net>]

 I already encounter such a behavior with FQ queues.
 But, I don't remember the details.
 My (stupid?) fix was to write the nam output toward a unix sink
 (/dev/null).
 That avoids the very large nam files when not needed, and let the
 simulation run.
 
 You can perhaps find something in the ns mailing list archive.
 
 Arnaud.
 
> Thierry Ernst wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I sometimes have bugs in my simulations and I never found out what was
> > going on.   For instance,  I have a segmentatin fault when I run NS with
> > some parameters without NAM output, but I don't have this segmentation
> > fault with exactly the same parameters and random seed numbers when NAM
> > output is on.
> >
> > I would like to know if someone on this list who extensively uses NS has
> > already encoutered such weird things ?
> >
> > Thank you for your feedback,
> > Thierry


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