If a network host fulfills INET's INetworkNode module interface this host cannot be equipped with a LTE NIC because of clashing gate names. INetworkNode has a gate vector 'radioIn' whereas SimuLTE requires a scalar gate of the same name.
This workaround enables 'lteRadioIn' as fallback name, i.e. if no scalar 'radioIn' gate is found it tries 'lteRadioIn' next. Of course, this not a particularly nice solution...
If a network host fulfills INET's INetworkNode module interface this host cannot be equipped with a LTE NIC because of clashing gate names. INetworkNode has a gate vector 'radioIn' whereas SimuLTE requires a scalar gate of the same name. This workaround enables 'lteRadioIn' as fallback name, i.e. if no scalar 'radioIn' gate is found it tries 'lteRadioIn' next. Of course, this not a particularly nice solution...