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Please tell what you have done, and what you want to do.
I had modified original AODV code, but I had put all modified code of AODV into another folder named IAODV ,now I want to recompile NS-2 so that it can recognize my new protocol named IAODV, how to do that ???
? Why don't you just setup a couple more ns-allinone-2.35 ?
The only way you will know if your new files will work is by doing.
Not by asking.
Your files are unknown. Only you can test the files.
Doesn't matter if you fail the first couple of ns-allinone-2.35 builds.
That's called learning by doing. And by failing you will learn more.
Besides that, your duplicate post is missing the essential information :
The file names.
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