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Saturday, 10 May 2014

SCRIPT TO FIND DESTINATION AND ENERGY OF NODES

Here we created a script to print final position of node and energy of nodes in your terminal.We hope it is useful for you all....!!!!!!

For script and details, Click here 

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  1. Anonymous20 May 2014 at 18:10

    I just download the awk scripts and copy them to the directory that has the tcl script file but and when typed this in the terminal :

    $ gawk -f finalnodeandenergy.awk simple.tr

    I got:

    node no: xdir ydir zdir energy
    node 0
    node 1
    +===========+
    average energy 89.5
    +===========+
    total energy 179

    There is no node position and no node energy why!!!

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  2. Anonymous20 May 2014 at 19:21

    Hi, i solved the problem above just change the co ordinate values: posx[],posy[],posz[] in the print function by the original values that u placed in your tcl file :) but there is also no node energy, can i give initial values to each node energy?

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  3. Anonymous20 May 2014 at 20:14

    I'm also solved the node energy by giving it an initial values to each node and it will compute the total energy and the average energy directly through the equations supplied in the file.awk

    I wish to explain the lines of each file.awk step-by-step plz, so all users can understand what they done here

    THANKS TO ALL RESPONSIBLE ON THIS BLOGGER :)

    REGARDS :)

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    1. Ns2blogger20 May 2014 at 21:09

      ok...thanks for your replies...description about this is already given in awk script related page..

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  4. Unknown17 June 2015 at 01:02

    The link to the script isn't working! it is directing me to another post which is "AWK and PERL scripting for NS2 with scripts".PLEASE give me the link to the script of finding destination and energy of nodes. I really need it.

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    1. Ns2blogger26 June 2015 at 19:25

      look on that page....

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    2. Unknown27 June 2015 at 16:05

      I don't want an awk script, I just need a tcl code to find the energy of nodes like the one that calculates the distance. Can you help me please! ? :)

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  5. Unknown27 June 2015 at 16:04

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