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Leigh B. Stoller authored
in your NS file: $ns at 2000.0 "$ns halt" or $ns at 2000.0 "$ns swapout" The first causes the experiment to terminate, the later causes it to swap out. I know some wiseass is going to ask for a swapin event! You can also send these events from tevc: tevc -e testbed/stopme now ns halt or tevc -e testbed/stopme now ns swapout Does it need to be said that this is insecure? That we could get swap wars going on as people try to get nodes for their experiments by swapping out someone else? Well, if that happens we will apply the big hammer and squash their nuts. Details: I added an SIMULATOR "agent", and HALT/SWAPOUT event types in the usual places. In the event scheduler, SIMULATOR events are treated specially (not actually sent anywhere), but handled internally. Very convenient, cause the scheduler runs as the person who swapped the experiment in, and so I just run either swapexp or endexp, right from the scheduler. At some point we...
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