Comparing AntOR-Disjoint Node Routing Protocol with Its Parallel Extension

Multiple Interface Parallel Approach of Bioinspired Routing Protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

“…This approach applies MPI between nodes and multithreading within nodes. Finally, [7,8] presents PAntOR, an approximation parallel based on programming by threads, which constitutes the starting point of the present paper. The main idea of this protocol is to replace each broadcast message by a message managed by a thread that is addressed to each one-hop neighbour, that is, launches a thread by each node in the neighbour table.…”

“…PAntOR [7,8] paralyze Disjoint-node version (AntOR-DNR) that consists of nodes from routes which are not shared. We have chosen this version because routes are more difficult to get and maintain.…”

“…The specification of this protocol includes two versions: disjointlink routes (AntOR-DLR) and disjoint-node routes (AntOR-DNR). A parallel approximation of AntOR-DNR is PAntOR [7,8] improving performances of AntOR-DNR through thread programming based on shared memory in the phases of routing information setup, route local repair, and link failure notification. This paper presents a new parallel approximation of AntOR-DNR, called PAntOR-Multiple Interface (PAntOR-MI) which, as its name suggests, differs essentially from PAntOR in the use of multiple interfaces.…”