Sample combination of Veins, INET, and SimuLTE.
Integrates code from the SimuLTE cars simulation as well as AlertSender and AlertReceiver code into a simulation that sends packets via both WLAN and LTE.
- Veins 5.0-alpha2 (see http://veins.car2x.org/)
- OMNeT++ 5.5.1 (see https://omnetpp.org/)
- INET 3.6.5 (see https://inet.omnetpp.org/)
- SimuLTE 1.0.1 with Veins integration (git commit fa994699) (see http://simulte.com/)
- Debian 9
To quickly set things up, download "Instant Veins 5.0-alpha2-i1 with SimuLTE". Or, follow below instructions.
First, make sure that you are using compatible program versions (see above) on a compatible platform (see above). Store the above-mentioned software in the following paths:
~/src/veins~/src/omnetpp~/src/inet~/src/simulte~/src/veins_hetvnet(this software)
Import all projects into the OMNeT++ IDE, making sure to also import the veins_inet3 subproject stored in the subprojects/veins_inet3 subfolder of the veins project.
Enable the SimuLTE_Cars feature of the SimuLTE OMNeT++ project.
Build all projects in both debug and release mode.
Try out veins_hetvnet by running the example in examples/veins_hetvnet/omnetpp.ini.
If you built the project on the command line (by running ./configure followed by make) you can also run it as follows:
cd examples/veins_hetvnet
./run -d -u Cmdenv | grep "HetVNetDemoApp::handleMessage"
You should see the following output:
...
[TRACE] General:0 Highway.car[2].udpApp[0] HetVNetDemoApp::handleMessage - Packet received from WLAN interface: SeqNo[255] Delay[0.0001300217]
[TRACE] General:0 Highway.car[1].udpApp[0] HetVNetDemoApp::handleMessage - Packet received from WLAN interface: SeqNo[255] Delay[0.000130872022]
[TRACE] General:0 Highway.car[2].udpApp[0] HetVNetDemoApp::handleMessage - Packet received from LTE! interface: SeqNo[255] Delay[0.014]
...
That's it!
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