NS2 Simulator
 

Hi, I'm doing a project in ad hoc, in NS2 for simultaion.I need help in simulating C++ codes. Can u say me how to run c++ files using NS2

cd ns-allinone-2.34/ns-2.34/ && cp Makefile Makefile-new
&& cp ns ns.orig && make clean

Assume test.cc : Add test.o to 'Makefile-new', line 330. ( Section OBJ_CC ).

Then run 'make -f Makefile-new' in ns-allinone-2.34/ns-2.34/,
and your code will be compiled into the new 'ns'.

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ns-2
 

hi,
I changed ns-2 according to the below command as u mentioned.
"cd ns-allinone-2.34/ns-2.34/ && cp Makefile Makefile-new
&& cp ns ns.orig && make clean

Assume test.cc : Add test.o to 'Makefile-new', line 330. ( Section OBJ_CC ).

Then run 'make -f Makefile-new' in ns-allinone-2.34/ns-2.34/,
and your code will be compiled into the new 'ns'."

But yet,i cannot find a suitable way 2 complie & run C++ program in ns-2.Please help me.

# 4

You cannot run a c++ program in ns2.

When your new object is compiled into a new binary ns,
you can write e.g. a tcl file, that use the new function.
And run that file : ./ns file.tcl


If you have problems with compiling, please specify your errors.
And : Tell which Linux OS, you are using. Like CentOS 6, Fedora 16.
Which g++ compiler is used ? ?
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ns-2
 

I can run ".tcl" files.But I can't run C++ programs.This is the program i want to run.

//sim.cc
main(){
float delay = 0, d_i = 1;
int i, num_nodes = 11;
for(i = 1; i < num_nodes; i++)
delay += d_i;
printf("Overall Packet Delay is %2.1f seconds.\n",
delay);
}
I save this as sim.cc.When I give the command to compile "gcc -o sim.cc" ,I get this error."gcc: fatal error: no input files
compilation terminated.". What is the wrong in this program?

I am using Fedora 14.and ns-2.35

# 6 . First : Use CODE tags for code.
Write [/code] at code end, and [code] at code start.
Or use the # button in the 'Advanced Editor'.
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Please edit post # 6 : code tags.
Wrong syntax, and not a c program. Use g++ for c++ programs.

g++ sim.cc -o sim : Should work ( If it wasn't an ns2 program.)

Short : There can only be one binary in ns2 : 'ns'
New files must be compiled into 'ns'. Ref. post # 2.
If you don't, you will miss "the 300 functions" that make up the simulation.

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ns-2
 

I compiled my program with "g++ sim.cc -o sim" command.
It worked well!!

Thank you so much