This post is reproduced from this website http://nile.wpi.edu/NS/new_app_agent.html. But the above code is compiled for older ns2 version. But nsnam.com showcases the code for ns-2.35 version. You can read the theory about the agent from this weblink.
A Simple theory about Application and Agent
In Ns2, Nodes are individual entities where in...
Nodes -> Agent -> Application
Nodes is attached with an Agent and the Agent carries the Application. You can see the following image where Node is attached with the Agent and the Agent carries the FTP or CBR Application
Here is an Agent and Application is implemented
Agent - UDPmm
Application - mmApp
To compile it
Method 1: Easy method
Please download the code here
-ns-2.35/common/packet.h
-ns-2.35/common/agent.h
-ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-packet.tcl
-ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-default.tcl
-ns-2.35/apps/app.h
-ns-2.35/Makefile.in
Then from the ns-2.35/folder
$] ./configure && make
Test the testmm.tcl file and see the output, you can create any tcl file with udpmm as an agent and mmapp as application layer.
Method 2: For advanced users...
T S Pradeep Kumar
A Simple theory about Application and Agent
In Ns2, Nodes are individual entities where in...
Nodes -> Agent -> Application
Nodes is attached with an Agent and the Agent carries the Application. You can see the following image where Node is attached with the Agent and the Agent carries the FTP or CBR Application
Here is an Agent and Application is implemented
Agent - UDPmm
Application - mmApp
node -> Agent -> Application |
Method 1: Easy method
Please download the code here
- Copy the mm-app.cc/.h and udp-mm.cc/.h in the -ns-2.35/multimedia directory
- there is another folder called ns-modified-files/folder, copy the files which are there in to the corresponding location as specified below (Replace the existing files, Also take backup of your old files)
-ns-2.35/common/packet.h
-ns-2.35/common/agent.h
-ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-packet.tcl
-ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-default.tcl
-ns-2.35/apps/app.h
-ns-2.35/Makefile.in
Then from the ns-2.35/folder
$] ./configure && make
Test the testmm.tcl file and see the output, you can create any tcl file with udpmm as an agent and mmapp as application layer.
Method 2: For advanced users...
- Copy "mm-app.h", "mm-app.cc", "udp-mm.h" and "udp-mm.cc" to the "~ns-2.35/multimedia" directory.
- Add the entry to Makefile.in as shown below
~ns-2.35/Makefile.in
OBJ_CC=
.....................
multimedia/mm-app.o
multimedia/udp-mm.o \
- Register the new application header by modifying "packet.h" (~ns-2.35/common/packet.h) and "ns-packet.tcl" (~ns-2.35/tcl/lib/ns-packet.tcl) as shown below.
Change the
following lines to
//
AOMDV packet
static
const packet_t PT_AOMDV = 72;
//
insert new packet types here
static
packet_t PT_NTYPE = 73; // This MUST be the LAST one
//
AOMDV packet
static
const packet_t PT_AOMDV = 72;
static
const packet_t PT_Multimedia = 73;
// insert new
packet types here
static
packet_t PT_NTYPE = 74; // This MUST be the LAST one
Change
the following lines to
name_[PT_AOMDV]=
"AOMDV";
name_[PT_NTYPE]=
"undefined";
name_[PT_AOMDV]=
"AOMDV";
name_[PT_Multimedia]="Multimedia";
name_[PT_NTYPE]=
"undefined";
change
the following lines in the ns-packet.tcl
# Other:
Encap #
common/encap.cc
IPinIP # IP encapsulation
HDLC #
High Level Data Link Control
#
Other:
Encap
# common/encap.cc
IPinIP # IP
encapsulation
HDLC
# High Level Data Link Control
Multimedia
- Add supportMM() and enableMM() methods to the "Agent" class in "agent.h" (~ns-2.35/common/agent.h) as shown below.
Add the
two yellow colored lines in agent.h in Agent Class
class
Agent : public Connector {
public:
--------------------------
virtual
void sendmsg(int sz, AppData*, const char* flags = 0);
virtual
void send(int sz, AppData *data) { sendmsg(sz, data, 0); }
virtual
int supportMM() { return 0; }
virtual
void enableMM(){}
virtual
void attachApp(Application* app);
virtual
int& size() { return size_; }
- Add recv_msg() method to the "Application" class in "app.h" (~ns-2.35/apps/app.h) as shown below.
Add the
yellow line to app.h in Application Class.
class Application : public Process {
class Application : public Process {
public:
Application();
virtual
void send(int nbytes);
virtual
void recv(int nbytes);
virtual
void recv_msg(int nbytes, const char *msg=0){}
virtual
void resume();
- Set default values for the newly introduced configurable parameters in "ns-default.tcl" as shown below.
# There are five rates in which the application layer is supporting..
Application/MmApp
set rate0_ 0.3mb
Application/MmApp
set rate1_ 0.6mb
Application/MmApp
set rate2_ 0.9mb
Application/MmApp
set rate3_ 1.2mb
Application/MmApp
set rate4_ 1.5mb
Application/MmApp
set pktsize_ 1000
Application/MmApp
set random_ false
- Be SURE to complete this last step. Otherwise, all five-scale rates are initialized to zero unless specified in the input simulation script (i.e., the test simulation script given below will not transmit any frames).
- Go to ns-2.35 using shell prompt and enter the commands
./configure
make
- Run the file using “ns testmm.tcl” (this is to test your multimedia using applications)Here is a sample output
Multimedia Agent
T S Pradeep Kumar
The link(“Please download the code here”)here has expired. Can you please post the link for the code again?
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