Hello In order to pass your desired simulation values as function parameters from a bash script, you should do it this way:
#!/bin/bash #stuff.... #call the simulator ./ns Source.tcl argx0 argx1 argx2 etc in the bash file and in the tcl file set var1 [lindex $argv 0] set var2 [lindex $argv 1] set var3 [lindex $argv 2] set etc [lindex $argv 3] and so on. var1 corresponds to argx0 by doing this. Now, to pass a bash variable to the script I suggest that you search for a bash tutorial. It is an easy thing to do, and very useful. Best Regards, Israel Herrera. 2012/4/23 mbasitrizvi <mbasitri...@yahoo.com> > > > Hey guys...my question is more linux related and less ns2 related. Im > using a > ns2 script which has a bash file. > > i have a tcl file.... simulation1.tcl > > and then there is a bash file called... bash_script_for_simulation1 > > in the bash file i set parameters like: > ... > number_of_tcp_connections=1 > number_of_udp_connection=3 > global_delay=40 > random_num_gen_seed=1 > time=50 > ... > > Now how do I tell simulation1.tcl to use the bash file to run. > > Simply typing > #ns simulation1.tcl > doesnt work. It doesnt read the values it is supposed to from the bash file > this way. > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://old.nabble.com/bash-file-for-ns2-tp33734197p33734197.html > Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
