xyz wrote:
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hi all, i have a small question !! for example
ifstream filein(par("fileName"));
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i have 3 clients taking three different input files which are of
different sizes. My 3 clients share the same
function to open the file and reading line by line.. my problem is i
need to ...to finish my simulation after i read the whole 3 files
completely
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with filein.eof() , if at certain time my event is at module client
1...it checkes whether the file is at end then if yes simulation is
terminated othewise continues.....if simulation is terminated , i am
loosing remaining lines in client 2 and client 3's input files...
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how to resolve this issue
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You speak in riddles.
You have three threads, that somehow enter one
function at the same time. OK?
Each of the threads does then simultaneously create
a local std::ifstream file object in this function and each
thread then opens a different physical file for reading
through it, OK?
You came to the conclusion, that the threads and
their corresponding std::eof()'s don't properly
stop to read their files at their end - but rather
mess with the contents of the other files and give
wrong answers, OK?
Can you show the code - where this happens? Can you
copy the declaration of all variables involved - we
need to see *exactly* like it looks in your real code?
Regards
M.
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