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Tom Henderson
2025-02-21 12:14:52 -08:00
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examples/routing/manet-routing-compare.cc
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/*
* This example program allows one to run ns-3 DSDV, AODV, or OLSR under
* This example program allows one to run ns-3 DSDV, DSR, AODV, or OLSR under
* a typical random waypoint mobility model.
*
* By default, the simulation runs for 200 simulated seconds, of which
* the first 50 are used for start-up time. The number of nodes is 50.
* the first 100 are used for start-up time. The number of nodes is 50.
* Nodes move according to RandomWaypointMobilityModel with a speed of
* 20 m/s and no pause time within a 300x1500 m region. The WiFi is
* in ad hoc mode with a 2 Mb/s rate (802.11b) and a Friis loss model.
* in ad hoc mode with a 11 Mb/s rate (802.11b) and a Friis loss model.
* The transmit power is set to 7.5 dBm.
*
* It is possible to change the mobility and density of the network by
@@ -34,14 +34,13 @@
* the transmit power (as power increases, the impact of mobility
* decreases and the effective density increases).
*
* By default, OLSR is used, but specifying a value of 2 for the protocol
* will cause AODV to be used, and specifying a value of 3 will cause
* DSDV to be used.
* By default, AODV is used, but specifying a string of 'OLSR', 'DSDV', or
* 'DSR' to the protocol command-line argument will change the protocol.
*
* By default, there are 10 source/sink data pairs sending UDP data
* at an application rate of 2.048 Kb/s each. This is typically done
* at a rate of 4 64-byte packets per second. Application data is
* started at a random time between 50 and 51 seconds and continues
* started at a random time between 100 and 101 seconds and continues
* to the end of the simulation.
*
* The program outputs a few items:
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* <timestamp> <node-id> received one packet from <src-address>
* - each second, the data reception statistics are tabulated and output
* to a comma-separated value (csv) file
* - mobility traces of the nodes are printed to 'manet-routing-compare.mob';
* this trace can be disabled using a command-line argument
* - some tracing and flow monitor configuration that used to work is
* left commented inline in the program
*/