The anynet simulation fails with weighed nodes. For example, the example given in anynet.cpp like the one below fails.
/*
example 2:
router 0 node 0 node 1 5 node 2 5
Router 0 is directly connected to node 0-2. Channel latency is 5cycles for 1 and 2. In
this case the latency specification is bidirectional, the injeciton and ejection lat
for node 1 and 2 are 5-cycle
*/
I believe that this is because of the way the original code adds weights to the nodes,
as it does not take into account that node directives can be a head in the line.
The anynet simulation fails with weighed nodes. For example, the example given in
anynet.cpplike the one below fails.I believe that this is because of the way the original code adds weights to the nodes, as it does not take into account that node directives can be a head in the line.