Simulation Parameters - npapanik/Adyton GitHub Wiki

Syntax

$ ./Adyton -TRACE <contact trace> -RT <routing protocol> 
           -CC <congestion control mechanism> -SP <scheduling policy> 
           -DP <dropping policy> -DM <deletion mechanism> 
           -OUTPUT <output type> -TRAFFIC_TYPE <traffic type> 
           -TRAFFIC_LOAD <number of packets> -TTL <time to live> 
           -BUFFER <buffer size> -REP <replication number> 
           -SPLIT <number of pieces> -SEED <seed number> 
           -PROFILE <text file> -RES_DIR <results directory> 
           -TRC_DIR <trace directory> -BATCH <batch mode>

The default values for all parameters are listed here

List of available options

• -TRACE
• -RT
• -CC
• -SP
• -DP
• -DM
• -OUTPUT
• -TRAFFIC_TYPE
• -TRAFFIC_LOAD
• -TTL
• -BUFFER
• -REP
• -SPLIT
• -SEED
• -PROFILE
• -RES_DIR
• -TRC_DIR
• -BATCH

<contact trace> options :

From v1.1.0, Adyton supports user-defined traces and synthetic traces generated by the BonnMotion tool. More information can be found in here section and in here.

<routing protocol> options :

<congestion control mechanism> options :

<scheduling policy> options :

<dropping policy> options :

<deletion mechanism> options :

<output type> options :

<traffic type> options :

<number of packets> is the number of packets that will be created.

<time to live> is defined as a timeout value, which specifies when a packet is no longer useful and should be deleted (if is equal to 0, the TTL value will be infinite).

<buffer size> is defined as the maximum number of packets that each node can store (if is equal to 0, infinite buffers will be used).

<replication number> is the replicas of each original packet (used only for multi-copy protocols).

<number of pieces> is the number of pieces to split the contact trace file, before uploading to memory.

<seed number> is used by the pseudo-random number generator algorithm.

<text file> is the name of a text file with additional parameter arguments.

<results directory> is the name of the directory that will store the results of the simulation.

<trace directory> is the name of the directory that stores the contact trace files.

<batch mode> options:

• ON = the results will not be printed
• OFF = all the results will be printed

Default Settings

• <contact trace> = MILAN
• <routing protocol> = DIRECT
• <congestion control mechanism> = NONE
• <scheduling policy> = FIFO
• <dropping policy> = DF
• <deletion mechanism> = JUST-TTL
• <output type> = Τ1
• <traffic type> = UNIFORM
• <number of packets> = 10000
• <time to live> = 0
• <buffer size> = 0
• <replication number> = 1
• <number of pieces> = 100
• <seed number> = time(NULL)
• <text file> = ""
• <results directory> = "../res/"
• <trace directory> = "../trc/"
• <batch mode> = OFF