Unetstack C API with Unetsim simulator
I am trying to run the C API for Unetstack. I have been trying to run the test code here.
I am running 3-node-network.groovy from the unetsim-1.4 sample code in my terminal to use as my modem network. I am using unetsim-1.4a for linux for my simulator.
This is how I call the test code:
make IP="127.0.0.1" ADDR=1 test
The test code is able to open the modem, but is not able to send packets through.
This is the error I end up getting:
Packet transmission: FAILED
Packet transmission: FAILED
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
and I do not see any received packets on my simulator shell.
When I run the 3-node-network.groovy simulation with the Python API, everything works fine, and I can see packets being received on my simulator shell.
How should I set up the environment to run the Unetstack C API test code to transmit and receive through a simulated modem network on unetsim?
unetstack
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I am trying to run the C API for Unetstack. I have been trying to run the test code here.
I am running 3-node-network.groovy from the unetsim-1.4 sample code in my terminal to use as my modem network. I am using unetsim-1.4a for linux for my simulator.
This is how I call the test code:
make IP="127.0.0.1" ADDR=1 test
The test code is able to open the modem, but is not able to send packets through.
This is the error I end up getting:
Packet transmission: FAILED
Packet transmission: FAILED
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
and I do not see any received packets on my simulator shell.
When I run the 3-node-network.groovy simulation with the Python API, everything works fine, and I can see packets being received on my simulator shell.
How should I set up the environment to run the Unetstack C API test code to transmit and receive through a simulated modem network on unetsim?
unetstack
asked Nov 12 at 1:56
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I am trying to run the C API for Unetstack. I have been trying to run the test code here.
I am running 3-node-network.groovy from the unetsim-1.4 sample code in my terminal to use as my modem network. I am using unetsim-1.4a for linux for my simulator.
This is how I call the test code:
make IP="127.0.0.1" ADDR=1 test
The test code is able to open the modem, but is not able to send packets through.
This is the error I end up getting:
Packet transmission: FAILED
Packet transmission: FAILED
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
and I do not see any received packets on my simulator shell.
When I run the 3-node-network.groovy simulation with the Python API, everything works fine, and I can see packets being received on my simulator shell.
How should I set up the environment to run the Unetstack C API test code to transmit and receive through a simulated modem network on unetsim?
unetstack
asked Nov 12 at 1:56
user10638240
1
I am trying to run the C API for Unetstack. I have been trying to run the test code here.
I am running 3-node-network.groovy from the unetsim-1.4 sample code in my terminal to use as my modem network. I am using unetsim-1.4a for linux for my simulator.
This is how I call the test code:
make IP="127.0.0.1" ADDR=1 test
The test code is able to open the modem, but is not able to send packets through.
This is the error I end up getting:
Packet transmission: FAILED
Packet transmission: FAILED
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
and I do not see any received packets on my simulator shell.
When I run the 3-node-network.groovy simulation with the Python API, everything works fine, and I can see packets being received on my simulator shell.
How should I set up the environment to run the Unetstack C API test code to transmit and receive through a simulated modem network on unetsim?
unetstack
unetstack
asked Nov 12 at 1:56
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asked Nov 12 at 1:56
user10638240
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asked Nov 12 at 1:56
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Follow the steps below to set up the environment to test basic modem operations using UnetStack C API with simulated modem network on unetsim :
Run
3-node-network.groovyfrom unetsim-1.4 sample code which creates a simulation environment with 3 nodes deployed as shown below for example:
bin/unet samples/rt/3-node-network.groovy
Change the port number from
1100to1101at this line in the code in yourunet-contriblocal repository.Set the destination address to
2at this line.Set the carrier frequency to
25000 Hzat this line.Navigate to this folder in your
unet-contriblocal repository and perform the following steps:
make c
c/examples localhost
You should be able to see successful transmissions from node 1 and corresponding receptions on node 2.
edited Nov 12 at 7:12
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answered Nov 12 at 7:07
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Follow the steps below to set up the environment to test basic modem operations using UnetStack C API with simulated modem network on unetsim :
Run
3-node-network.groovyfrom unetsim-1.4 sample code which creates a simulation environment with 3 nodes deployed as shown below for example:
bin/unet samples/rt/3-node-network.groovy
Change the port number from
1100to1101at this line in the code in yourunet-contriblocal repository.Set the destination address to
2at this line.Set the carrier frequency to
25000 Hzat this line.Navigate to this folder in your
unet-contriblocal repository and perform the following steps:
make c
c/examples localhost
You should be able to see successful transmissions from node 1 and corresponding receptions on node 2.
edited Nov 12 at 7:12
V-rund Puro-hit
3,93582043
answered Nov 12 at 7:07
Prasad Anjangi
212
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Follow the steps below to set up the environment to test basic modem operations using UnetStack C API with simulated modem network on unetsim :
Run
3-node-network.groovyfrom unetsim-1.4 sample code which creates a simulation environment with 3 nodes deployed as shown below for example:
bin/unet samples/rt/3-node-network.groovy
Change the port number from
1100to1101at this line in the code in yourunet-contriblocal repository.Set the destination address to
2at this line.Set the carrier frequency to
25000 Hzat this line.Navigate to this folder in your
unet-contriblocal repository and perform the following steps:
make c
c/examples localhost
You should be able to see successful transmissions from node 1 and corresponding receptions on node 2.
edited Nov 12 at 7:12
V-rund Puro-hit
3,93582043
answered Nov 12 at 7:07
Prasad Anjangi
212
add a comment |
Follow the steps below to set up the environment to test basic modem operations using UnetStack C API with simulated modem network on unetsim :
Run
3-node-network.groovyfrom unetsim-1.4 sample code which creates a simulation environment with 3 nodes deployed as shown below for example:
bin/unet samples/rt/3-node-network.groovy
Change the port number from
1100to1101at this line in the code in yourunet-contriblocal repository.Set the destination address to
2at this line.Set the carrier frequency to
25000 Hzat this line.Navigate to this folder in your
unet-contriblocal repository and perform the following steps:
make c
c/examples localhost
You should be able to see successful transmissions from node 1 and corresponding receptions on node 2.
edited Nov 12 at 7:12
V-rund Puro-hit
3,93582043
answered Nov 12 at 7:07
Prasad Anjangi
212
Follow the steps below to set up the environment to test basic modem operations using UnetStack C API with simulated modem network on unetsim :
Run
3-node-network.groovyfrom unetsim-1.4 sample code which creates a simulation environment with 3 nodes deployed as shown below for example:
bin/unet samples/rt/3-node-network.groovy
Change the port number from
1100to1101at this line in the code in yourunet-contriblocal repository.Set the destination address to
2at this line.Set the carrier frequency to
25000 Hzat this line.Navigate to this folder in your
unet-contriblocal repository and perform the following steps:
make c
c/examples localhost
You should be able to see successful transmissions from node 1 and corresponding receptions on node 2.
edited Nov 12 at 7:12
V-rund Puro-hit
3,93582043
answered Nov 12 at 7:07
Prasad Anjangi
212
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