part5 | IEC 60870-5 — transmission protocols | Wrapper library

I have a program (knapsack, optimized for returning the highest value solution with the least weight) for which I want to use external files for the typedef and struct data.

But I can't get it working, somewhere I am messing up with the pointers. I get an 'multiple definition' error or when I change it, I get an 'xxx not declared' error...

/tmp/ccMy5Yw0.o:(.data+0x0): multiple definition of `item1'

Any help on pointing out my thinking mistake in greatly appreciated. (I compiled online @ https://www.onlinegdb.com/)

It did work when I had everything in one file, but after splitting it in different files I can't get it working...

I have a text file formatted like this

In:

https://docs.omnetpp.org/tutorials/tictoc/part5/

and

https://doc.omnetpp.org/omnetpp/manual/#sec:simple-modules:declaring-statistics

it's shown how network statistics can be processed after a simulation.

Is it possible to get network parameters dynamically (programmatically, in an overridden handleMessage())?

I want to get parameters such as:

• packet delivery ratio (sent_packets - lost_packets - en_route_packets / received_packets)
• bad packet delivery ratio (sent_packets - corrupted_packets - lost_packets - en_route_packets / received_packets)

Can signal values be processed in real time (when read from handleMessage())?

I want to have a real time way of getting network statistics that can be used by each node separately. How can you do that in omnet++?

wsn ned:

I have a JSON array that looks like this:

I need to rename multiple files via VBScript in a particular folder

Example:

Change name to specific name with number convention such as Change Part1.csv to 31-AUG-20-1.csv and Part2.csv to 31-Aug-29-2.csv

Here 31-Aug-20 will remain same but with a incremental number. Therefore in below code i don't want to give new name i.e. 31-Aug-20-1.csv against each file rather it should change to 31-Aug-20(incremental numbering)

Create k threads that simultaneously write characters into the same file:

• the first thread writes a digit 0 exactly 20 times on the first line of the file;
• the second thread writes a digit 1 exactly 20 times on the second line of the file;

...

• the tenth thread writes a digit 9 exactly 20 times on the tenth line of the file;

Requirements to the implementation.

1. It is required to set a 1 millisecond pause for writing of each digit.

2. Use the RandomAccessFile for writing data to the file.

3. You can use not more than one object of the RandomAccessFile class!

I wrote something like this:

I wrote a program with two language. I created a file resources_in.properties. When I attempted to get properties from the file, I got the error:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException at java.util.Properties$LineReader.readLine(Properties.java:434) at java.util.Properties.load0(Properties.java:353) at java.util.Properties.load(Properties.java:341) at com.rd.java.basic.practice.Helper.getProper(Part5.java:18) at com.rd.java.basic.practice.Helper.main(Part5.java:27)

I think it is because I have an incorrect path to properties. resources_in.properties is located at MyApp\src\main\resources_in.properties. The main class locate MyApp\src\main\java\com\rd\java\basic\practice\Helper.java

My code:

I'm trying to write script that partition very long text (one line) to multiple lines. The requirement is that every line must have prefixes with numbering. I tried using sed but I have problem with numbering matches. My code:

In my aplication I am using Highcharts and I have and data like from API