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DevAxeQuestion

Reputation: 121

Multiple networks in one simulation (how configure ini)

I have two networks. For example I use tutorial Tictok1 and Tictok2 In one .ned file. How can I run It in one simulation? I tried find solution in google for last two days.

I was tried config like:

[General]
network = Tictoc1,Tictoc2

or

[General]
network = Tictoc1;Tictoc2

The tictoc1.ned file:

simple Txc1
{
    gates:
        input in;
        output out;
}


simple Txc2
{
    parameters:
        @display("i=block/routing"); // add a default icon
    gates:
        input in;
        output out;
}
network Tictoc1
{
    submodules:
        tic: Txc1;
        toc: Txc1;
    connections:
        tic.out --> {  delay = 100ms; } --> toc.in;
        tic.in <-- {  delay = 100ms; } <-- toc.out;
}

network Tictoc2
{
    submodules:
        tic: Txc2 {
            parameters:
                @display("i=,cyan"); // do not change the icon (first arg of i=) just colorize it
        }
        toc: Txc2 {
            parameters:
                @display("i=,gold"); // here too
        }
    connections:
        tic.out --> {  delay = 100ms; } --> toc.in;
        tic.in <-- {  delay = 100ms; } <-- toc.out;
}

I want to now Is possible do that and how do it. Of course I can do:

[General]
[Config Tictoc1]
network = Tictoc1
[Config Tictoc2]
network = Tictoc2

But this will start separate simulations. I need this two in one.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 379

Answers (1)

Jerzy D.
Jerzy D.

Reputation: 7002

In OMNeT++ there is no way to use more than one network simultaneously.
However, you can achieve your goal treating each your network as a compound module. In the tictoc1.ned just change:

  • network Tictoc1 into module Tictoc1
  • network Tictoc2 into module Tictoc2

and add at the end of tictoc1.ned:

network TicTocNet {
    submodules:
      network1: Tictoc1;
      network2: Tictoc2;
}

In omnetpp.ini set:

[General]
[Config TicTocNet]
network = TicTocNet

Upvotes: 1

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