Re: [ns] clock

[shailesh sheoran <shailesh@ece.ubc.ca>]

i believe u will have to use rudimentary debugging, by placing cout <<
s.clock() commands before and after the blocks of s/w code u wish to find
time of execution for.
if u find a better way let me know, 'cause thats how i've been struggling
so far.

Shailesh Sheoran
M.ASc.
Department of Electrical Engineering
University of British Columbia

On Sun, 22 Apr 2001, Raymond Wang wrote:

> hi,
>
> in the ns program, what is the smallest time interval?
>  ie. how much time (in seconds) elapses between the
> times a nodes' position and other parameters are
> updated?  if you could inform me of the intervals for
> various updating procedures (like updating position,
> updating channel conditions, updating routing tables,
> etc.), that'd be greatly appreciated!  is this
> documented somewhere?
>
> thanks,
> ray
>
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