Hi, jtrcezer is able to read the default trace formats that ns-2 is exporting(Normal,Old-Wireless,New Wireless). If your simulation script is using these formats then you can load the trace file to the jtrcezer and then use the build-in graphs.
If you are working with custom trace formats, there may need to make changes on jtrceze's code in order to let it know where the information that classes need, can be found.
Finally, if the build-in graphs that jtrcezer is already supporting don't cover your needs, you can use the source code in order to build new functions on the same source packet. I can help you on that part if you need it.
Last edit: Christos Papagiannidis 2012-12-14
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I doing my mini project on NS2 and learning NS2 for my project.I have to create graphs to compare results.can i know in which way this helps me?
Hi, jtrcezer is able to read the default trace formats that ns-2 is exporting(Normal,Old-Wireless,New Wireless). If your simulation script is using these formats then you can load the trace file to the jtrcezer and then use the build-in graphs.
If you are working with custom trace formats, there may need to make changes on jtrceze's code in order to let it know where the information that classes need, can be found.
Finally, if the build-in graphs that jtrcezer is already supporting don't cover your needs, you can use the source code in order to build new functions on the same source packet. I can help you on that part if you need it.
Last edit: Christos Papagiannidis 2012-12-14