Re: [ns] ad-hockey displaying last node in the top-left corner

[Andronikos Nedos <nedosa@cs.tcd.ie>]

Hi there,

Thanks for your reply. Looking at the source node of ad-hockey, I 
managed to get it working after some minor modifications. Yet, ad-hockey 
for some reason seems to always follow a numbering scheme of 1 to n
(when generating scenario files as well), although ns, setdest and 
relevant tools generated tcl code for a
numbering scheme from 0 to n-1 as you pointed out.
So, I don't really know what assumption is the right one. It works for now.

    - Andronikos

Zhenqiang Ye wrote:

>Dear Andronikos:
>  Maybe the number of the node_id is different
>ad-hockey. In ns and nam, node id is from 0 to n-1,
>and in ad-hockey, it is from 1 to n. 
>  I have some impression about this difference, but
>can not find it now.  Please check the manual of
>ad-hockey, maybe you can find answer.
> Good luck,
>
>Frank
>
>--- Andronikos Nedos <nedosa@cs.tcd.ie> wrote:
>
>>Hi all,
>>This is odd. I am running the latest version of the
>>ad-hockey (from the 
>>CMU site) and when I load
>>up mobility and traffic patterns (generated with
>>setdest and cbrgen.tcl) 
>>I always get the last node
>>in the top left corner which does not move and does
>>not contain any 
>>waypoint, although the scenario
>>file instructs the node to start from some random
>>position and head 
>>towards a few destinations.
>>Another observation is that ad-hockey seems to
>>number the nodes indexed 
>>from 1, instead of 0
>>which i think is what ns-2 defaults to.
>>
>>Any thoughts on this one?
>>
>>Help greatly appreciated,
>>    - Andronikos
>>
>
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