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Beware. You just turned off the error message. There is a reason why @mutable was not in the NED file. The reason is that the underlying LinearMobility code does NOT handle the parameter change events. So you can change now the parameter value, but that will not change the behavior of the model at all. Parameters may be changed during runtime only if: - they are declared volatile and the underlying c++ code does not cache them (i.e. they are always acessed using par("name") - there is a properly written handleParameterChange() method that deals with any parameter change during runtime.

Rudi
– Rudi

2024-11-07 19:24:31 +00:00
Commented Nov 7, 2024 at 19:24

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