Hello, As far as i know, when you write xgraph on your command prompt and give the name of the xgraph trace file, it should work, if you installed it correctly. Also when you write "man xgraph", you will get the manual page of xgraph, which you can find in the directory of xgraph under cygwin as well. The famous ns tutorial has one page on a xgraph application that you can look at. If you create a file with two columns, xgraph will take your first column as X and the second column as Y and will plot your X-Y graph. For example, if your trace file is: mytrace.tr (it can even be a txt file, it does not have to be a tr file), your command may be:
xgraph mytrace.tr -geometry 800x400 -x TIME -y POWER -t MYTITLE then it will plot the values, putting the title, and x/y axis names (in our command they are MYTITLE, TIME, nad POWER) I dont know about the tcpreno issue that much, however, you can find the cc/h files of tcpreno under ~/ns2.29/tcp directory, it might give you some ideas, i think... regards Cenker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >Hello All; > >Would you please help me in the following two things; >First: I don't know how to run the xgraph in ns-2.29 allinone edition, cygwin >under WinXP. > >Second: would you please explain to me how I can change in the TCP/Reno >algorithims inside ns-2.29. > >please I need your help form you ASAP. >Thank you in advance >Kind Regards > > > >---------------------------------------------------------------- >This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. > >
